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BOC Immingham Dissolved Acetylene Project Environmental Statement: Vol. 2 Main Text<br />

� ‘addressing flood risk by adopting a sequential approach to the identification, and<br />

development of sites in accordance with PPS 25. Essential infrastructure will be permitted to<br />

locate within flood risk zones only where they satisfy the Sequential Test and are designed<br />

and constructed to remain operational and safe in times of flood;<br />

� contributing to appropriate flood defence works where applicable, in accordance with the<br />

Humber Flood Risk Management Plan;<br />

� incorporating appropriate flood mitigation and where necessary flood resilience measures; or<br />

flood warning measures;<br />

� incorporating sustainable drainage systems; and where appropriate, green infrastructure;<br />

� adopting sustainable building techniques (including selection and sourcing of materials) that<br />

promote water and energy efficiency and minimise waste through reduction and reuse; both<br />

during the construction and lifetime of the development;<br />

� adopting sustainable design principles regarding the layout and form of development;<br />

� ensuring consideration is given to the effect of development on biodiversity and its capacity to<br />

adapt to likely changes in the climate;<br />

� supporting renewable energy proposals that contribute to meeting the renewable energy<br />

targets for <strong>North</strong> <strong>East</strong> <strong>Lincolnshire</strong> set out in the RSS (50MW by 2021). Renewable energy<br />

development will need to be achieved in ways that maintain the integrity of internationally<br />

important biodiversity resources along the Humber Estuary; and<br />

� development of more than 10 dwellings or 1,000 m 2 of non-residential floorspace, will as a<br />

minimum, be required to source 10% of their energy requirements from on site renewable or<br />

low-carbon energy sources unless it is demonstrated to be not feasible or not viable.’<br />

4.13 Policy GEN 1: Development Areas of the Adopted Local Plan established the principle of<br />

development on the proposed site as it falls within the development area (as defined on the<br />

Proposals Map). Policy E1: Industrial Land indicates that the Site is zoned for B1, B2 and B8 land<br />

uses, thus establishing the principle of using the site for the land use proposed.<br />

4.14 Policy E2: Estuary Land identifies the site as E2/3 Land west of Hobson Way, Stallingborough<br />

(Site A 20.6 ha), (Site B 9.8 ha), (Site C 31.1 ha) and limits development on the Site to that for<br />

which there is a requirement to ‘take advantage of the site’s special estuarial potential or to<br />

ancillary activities with close operational links to existing estuarial related uses’. Policy GEN1<br />

states that proposals must be suitable in relation to the following factors (described more fully in<br />

other Local Plan policies), with:<br />

� ‘their size, scale, density and impact on the character and appearance of the area and the<br />

relationship to existing land uses;<br />

� access and vehicle generation levels;<br />

� provision for services;<br />

� impact upon neighbouring land uses by reason of noise, disturbance or visual intrusion;<br />

� advice from the Health and Safety Executive;<br />

� flood risk;<br />

� impact upon areas of natural and historical heritage; and<br />

� the requirements of other appropriate policies in the development plan.’<br />

5100935.404 Environmental Statement August 2011 50

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