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BOC Immingham Dissolved Acetylene Project Environmental Statement: Vol. 2 Main Text Wolds. Pylons and infrastructure associated with the Power Station and other industrial works are prominent vertical elements in the landscape. Figure 13.9 View over the Estuary from PRoW along the Flood Defence Embankment 13.80 Currently views experienced from the PRoW located to the east and north east (R2 and R7) of the site at close distance are generally from lower lying ground and the visibility of features at a greater distance (Lincolnshire Wolds) are restricted by intervening features such as field boundary planting, industrial developments and pylons. As illustrated in Figure 13.10 the flat agricultural land and column lighting on Hobson Way are prominent elements in the foreground of the views. Figure 13.10 Photograph from Junction of Hobson Way and South Marsh Lane, Looking Towards the Existing BOC Site. 5100935.404 Environmental Statement August 2011 240
BOC Immingham Dissolved Acetylene Project Environmental Statement: Vol. 2 Main Text 13.81 At a greater distance, of nearly 3 km, current views from a public footpath (R11), located on an bridge over the A180, are dominated by the flat open character of the locality. The developments within Stallingborough Industrial Estate, including the Power Station, and Immingham Dock together with the Pylons all form strong vertical visual elements in the composition of this view and form a continuous backdrop. The coppice and fragmented vegetated features formed by boundary demarcation do provide some visual break-up of the industrial aspect of the view and also provide screening to the lower limits of these developments in some locations. 13.82 Located just to the north of Healing, a public footpath runs adjacent to the railway line (R14). The foreground of this view is characterised by the flat agricultural land with boundary vegetation and coppices. The railway corridor and highway (A180) corridor are visually influential on the views from this location. Within this view the movement of vehicles across the composition results in a moderate degree of visual distraction. The industrial elements within Stallingborough Industrial Estate and Immingham Dock are visible and form the skyline. The pylons and the stacks of the Power Station in the mid and far distance all form strong vertical elements in the composition of this view. At this location there is also a sports ground (cricket pitch) and whilst the views are the same as that described above, due to the participation of the receptor (whose attention is concentrated on the activity they are undertaking), the sensitivity of the receptor is lower. 13.83 On the other side of Healing, from a PRoW that links Healing with Stallingborough (R15), the views experienced are similar to those experienced from the footpath identified as R14, however from this location they are not as influenced by the highway corridor of the A180. 13.84 A publicly accessible route (R21) that follows the flood defence embankment is located at the north eastern edge of the study area. The existing views from this footpath route are characterised by the estuarine industrial development located around the Project site (see Figure 13.11). Figure 13.11 presents a photograph taken from just beyond the boundary of the study area from a location on the northern side of the Estuary, which demonstrates that the industrial nature of the area (in which the Dissolved Acetylene Project sits) is visible in the distance. Figure 13.11 Characteristic Views of Estuarine Industrial Development 5100935.404 Environmental Statement August 2011 241
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