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BOC Immingham Dissolved Acetylene Project Environmental Statement: Vol. 2 Main Text Residual Impact Assessment 14.27 Since no mitigation measures are proposed in relation to impacts associated with the historic environment the significance of impacts does not change from that described above. Summary 14.28 There are no Built Heritage Assets on or close to the site. A Geophysical Survey has not identified any archaeological remains within the development area and it has been agreed with NELC’s Archaeologist that no further archaeological investigation is required. The scheme would not substantially affect any deeply buried potential palaeo-environmental deposits or the local historic landscape. Thus, in summary, the proposed development would have no significant impact on the historic environment. 5100935.404 Environmental Statement August 2011 258
BOC Immingham Dissolved Acetylene Project Environmental Statement: Vol. 2 Main Text 15. Socio-economics Introduction 15.1 This Chapter presents the socio-economic assessment for construction and operational phases of the BOC Dissolved Acetylene Project. It gives regard to relevant legislation and policy and sets out the assessment methodology and significance criteria used. This Chapter includes a baseline description, identification of potential impacts, impact assessment, mitigation measures, residual impact assessment and recommendations. 15.2 Combined impacts as a result of the BOC Dissolved Acetylene Project are considered in Chapter 16, as are cumulative impacts arising as a result of the Project and other proposed developments. 15.3 BOC has operated in the UK for over 100 years, since 1886, and has operated at its Immingham site since 1990. BOC is an important employer in the local area and beyond (there are currently 140 employees at the existing Immingham site). The Dissolved Acetylene Project is of importance to the local community and the local economy. The Project will create sustainable private sector jobs and creating jobs in an area that is over reliant on the public sector. The plant design utilises highly skilled engineering resources and sets the standards globally in engineering and operational excellence for Linde’s future acetylene plants. The project will also address issues with the extended European supply chain to the benefit of the 160,000 fabricators in the UK. 15.4 The key socio-economic impacts of the proposed Project relate to the potential to provide new jobs, both at the plant and within its supply chains, and to stimulate new temporary employment during construction. 15.5 Impacts on residents associated with air quality, noise, transport and visual impacts are addressed in Chapters 6, 11, 12 and 0 respectively. This chapter only addresses the potential impacts associated with the Dissolved Acetylene Project proposals in terms of the potential for job creation and the possible effects on local communities in relation to additional stress. Assessment Methodology and Significance Criteria Legislation and Policy 15.6 Statutory requirements and Government advice have been taken into account to assess socioeconomic impacts of the Project. These include: � Circular 02/99: Environmental Impact Assessment, Department for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, 1999; � Environmental Impact Assessment: Guide to Procedures, Department for Communities and Local Government, 2000; � Environmental Impact Assessment: A Guide to Good Practice and Procedures: A Consultation Paper June 2000, Department for Communities and Local Government, 2000; � Amended Circular on Environmental Impact Assessment: A Consultation Paper, June 2006, Department for Communities and Local Government, 2006; and � Additionality guide: A Standard Approach to Assessing the Additional Impact of Interventions, Third Edition, English Partnerships (HCA), 2008. 5100935.404 Environmental Statement August 2011 259
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