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BOC Immingham Dissolved Acetylene Project Environmental Statement: Vol. 2 Main Text � Anglian Water; � British Horse Society; � Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Directorate of Airspace Policy; � EA; � Grimsby Cleethorpes Access Group; � HSE; � HFRS; � Immingham Town Council; � Lincolnshire Fieldpaths Association; � LWT; � National Grid; � National Casework Unit; � NE; � NELDB; � Network Rail; � Ramblers Society for North East Lincolnshire and Louth; � Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB); � Simon Storage; � Stallingborough Parish Council; � The Open Spaces Society; � Transco; and � Yorkshire Electricity Distribution. Summary 5.26 Technical consultation has been undertaken as part of the process of producing the EIA and the LPA has undertaken consultation with the consultation bodies under the EIA Regulations 2 . The information received during consultation has been used to refine the methodology of the EIA and the content of the ES and to influence the project design and development. A SCI has been submitted as part of the Planning Application Documentation as a standalone document. 5100935.404 Environmental Statement August 2011 60
BOC Immingham Dissolved Acetylene Project Environmental Statement: Vol. 2 Main Text Consultation Body NELC (Jake Newby) LWT (Clare Sterling) EA (Dean Rezzougui) Date of Response 27 th April 2011 21 st April 2011 20 th April 2011 Table 5.2 Summary of Scoping Opinion Responses Consultees Responses Comments ES Response The ES must comply with the requirements of Parts 1 and 2 of Schedule 4 to SI 1999 No 293 (as relevant). The LPA considers the Scoping Report to be comprehensive in addressing the possible impacts of the proposed development. The comments and recommendations in the consultees’ responses to the Scoping Report should be addressed in the ES. LWT is generally satisfied with the proposed Scope of the ecology section of the EIA. LWT’s main concern is that the bird surveys referred to are getting out of date and LWT wishes to ensure that NE is satisfied that these data are still relevant and that no further surveys are necessary. Long Strip Wood is no longer designated as a Site of Nature Conservation Importance (SNCI). Figure 10.1 has Stallingborough Fish Ponds Local Wildlife Site (LWS) and Laporte Road Brownfield Site LWS labelled the wrong way round. LWT wishes to ensure that the appropriate mitigation is implemented to any adverse impacts on nature conservation sites or protected notable species. The flood risk vulnerability of the development will need to be clarified in accordance with Table D2 of PPS 25. The preparation of the EIA has taken into account the EIA Regulations 2 and the requirements of Schedule 4 (which is included as Appendix 5C). No further action required. These have been address, as relevant and as noted in this Table. No further action required. The Atkins ecologist has discussed the available baseline data with NE and NE is satisfied with the data used in this ES (see Chapter 10 (Ecology) for further details). Comments appreciated. Amendments made accordingly see Chapter 10 (Ecology). The assessment of impacts and requirement for mitigation measures is discussed in Chapter 10 (Ecology). The development is considered to be ‘essential infrastructure’. A letter providing the rationale for this was sent (by email) to the EA by NELC on 16 th June. A copy of the letter is provided as Appendix 9D. 5100935.404 Environmental Statement August 2011 61
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