Augean Plc East Northants Resource Management Facility

AUGEAN PLC EAST NORTHANTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FACILITY

APPENDIX L

AN ASSESSMENT OF THE NUISANCE IMPACT OF DUST GENERATED FROM THE EXTENSION IN TIME AND AREA FOR THE LANDFILL DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE AND LOW LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE, AN EXTENSION IN TIME FOR THE OPERATION OF THE SOIL TREATMENT FACILITY AND OTHER ASSOCIATED DEVELOPMENT AT THE EAST NORTHANTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FACILITY, STAMFORD ROAD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. REPORT REFERENCE AU/KCE/MM/1561/01DUST. APRIL 2011

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CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. Baseline conditions

3. Dust generation activities

4. Potential impacts

5. Proposed mitigation measures

6. Conclusions

TABLES

Table 1 Wind data from RAF Wittering for 2000 to 2009

Table 2 Average number of days per month with a rainfall greater than 0.2mm during 2000 to 2009

Table 3 The number of individual exceedances of the trigger level for Deposited dust concentrations and the indicative mass of dust in suspension at East Northants RMF during 2005 to 2009

FIGURES

Figure 1 Dust monitoring locations (drawing reference AU/KCE/09- 10/15730)

APPENDICES

Appendix A Wind Rose, RAF Wittering. 2000 to 2009

Appendix B Beaufort wind scale

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1. Introduction

1.1 MJCA are commissioned by Augean PLC to undertake an assessment of the impact of nuisance dust as a result of the proposal to extend the time and area for landfill disposal of hazardous and potentially low level radioactive wastes and a time extension of the soil treatment facility. The assessment will be included in the Environmental Statement which will be submitted in support of the planning applications.

1.2 The proposed development is located at the East Northants Resource Management Facility which is centred at National Grid reference TF 008 000. The application site covers an area of approximately 32 hectares. The proposed development is described in detail in the Preliminary Environmental Information Report and comprises:

 A time extension of approximately 3 years to complete clay extraction and landfilling of the consented landfill by the end of December 2016 with an associated time extension to the end of December 2016 for the life of the soil treatment and recycling facility and consideration is being given to increase the throughput of the soil treatment and recycling facility to 150,000 tonnes per annum (tpa).

 An extension in the landfill to the west of the current landfill creating additional void which will provide approximately 10 years of life. The proposed extension is within the boundary of the extant planning consent.

 Filling of the void with hazardous waste and potentially low level radioactive waste (LLW).

 The extraction and stockpiling of clay to provide engineering material for use in the construction of an engineered containment system at the site, the exportation of clay for use in engineering the nearby Augean Thornhaugh Landfill Site and for general sale.

 The extension of the life of the soil treatment facility located in the north west of the site to December 2026 and a change in the orientation of the storage area associated with the treatment facility

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 The restoration of the site to woodland and grassland by the end of December 2026

1.3 A qualitative assessment has been undertaken of the potential for an impact from dust which may be generated by the proposed development using guidance in 1 MPS2 Annex 1: Dust and guidance published by the Department of the 2 Environment . MPS2 sets out four key stages that should be undertaken in a dust assessment and this approach has been followed for this assessment:

 Establish existing baseline conditions

 Identify site activities that could lead to dust emissions

 Identify site parameters which may increase potential impacts from dust

 Recommend mitigation measures and site design modifications

1 Minerals Policy Statement 2 - Controlling and mitigating the environmental effects of mineral extraction in England. 2 Department of the Environment. 1995. The environmental effects of dust from surface mineral workings.

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2. Baseline conditions

2.1 The East Northants RMF is located near the north eastern boundary of Northamptonshire County approximately 2.6 km north of the village of Kings Cliffe. The setting is generally rural with the majority of the land surrounding the site comprising open farmland or woodland. The site occupies approximately 32 hectares.

2.2 To the north and north east of the site are Collyweston Great Wood and an area of woodland known as the Eastern Hornstocks. To the east of the site are Stamford Road, Westhay Cottages and Westhay Farm. Westhay Farm is operated as a haulage yard and a farm with associated agricultural and commercial buildings. To the south of the site are farm buildings and open agricultural land. To the west of the site there is open agricultural land and North Spinney Wood beyond.

2.3 The main sources of dust in this setting are agricultural activities and minor sources from traffic on Stamford Road. The overall dust concentration is low with occasional periods of increase during particular agricultural activity.

2.4 There are a number of sensitive receptors located around the site, the closest of which are located to the east and south of the proposed development. The closest residential properties to the application area are the Westhay Cottages which are located approximately 25m to the east of the application boundary. The agricultural and commercial buildings at Westhay Farm are located approximately 125m east of the application boundary. Westhay Lodge is located approximately 650m south of the application boundary. A further residential property Law’s Lawn is located approximately 1.2km south east of the application area.

2.5 Department of Environment guidance3 categorises farms as being of low dust sensitivity and residential areas as being of medium dust sensitivity.

2.6 A wind rose prepared by ADM Limited for the RAF Wittering weather station located approximately 3km to the north east of the site for the period 2000 to 2009 based on data from the Meteorological Office is presented at Appendix A. The wind data

3 Department of the Environment Minerals Division ‘The Environmental Effects of Dust from Surface Mineral Workings’. Volume 2 Technical Report. HMSO. Table 2.3.

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for the site is summarised in Table 1. Based on the wind rose data wind speeds for approximately 38% of the year are between 0.5 metres per second (m/s) and 4m/s, varying from light air through light breeze and gentle breeze on the Beaufort Scale. A copy of the Beaufort Scale is presented at Appendix B. Wind speeds between 4m/s and 8m/s, classed as gentle breeze and moderate breeze on the Beaufort Scale are recorded for approximately 48% of the year. Wind speeds greater than 8m/s occur for only approximately 13% of the year.

2.7 In the guidance ‘The environmental effects of dust from surface mineral workings’ published by the Department of the Environment together with the guidance in Minerals Policy Statement 2 (MPS2) it is generally accepted that windblown dust does not occur on days when rainfall is in excess of 0.2mm. The Environment Agency has provided rainfall data for the period January 2000 to December 2009 for a rain gauge located at Oundle approximately 16km to the south of the site. The rain gauge data is summarised in Table 2 and shows that the average number of days per month with a rainfall greater than 0.2mm ranges from 10 to 15.

4 2.8 The proposed development site is not located in an Air Quality Management Area .

Dust monitoring

2.9 A dust monitoring action plan is currently in place at the site in accordance with the planning permission and Environmental Permit. Six directional sticky pad DustStudio cylinders are installed at monitoring points 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 on the eastern, southern and western boundaries as shown on Figure 2 to provide directional nuisance dust monitoring data. Two Frisbee gauges are located adjacent to DustStudio cylinders at monitoring points 1 and 6.

2.10 The DustStudio gauges are changed every seven days and each quarter a report is submitted to the Environment Agency setting out any results which exceed the trigger level set in the Environmental Permit. Samples from the directional sticky pads are assessed for directional Absolute Area Coverage (AAC%) and directional Effective Area Coverage (EAC%) and for an indicative mass deposition rate.

4 http://aqma.defra.gov.uk/maps.php?map_name=beds&la_id=91 [Accessed 11 March 2011]

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2.11 The two Frisbee gauges are changed on a monthly basis with the deposition mass of dust determined and the results expressed as a rate of deposition in mg/m2 on a weekly average.

2.12 The trigger level set in the Environmental Permit for both the DustStudio cylinders and the Frisbee gauges is 200 mg/m2/day. Table 3 shows the number of individual exceedances of the trigger level with reference to deposited dust concentrations and the indicative mass of dust in suspension. There have been no recorded complaints with reference to dust at the East Northants RMF from 2005 to 2010.

2.13 In December 2009 Augean agreed with the Agency a change in sampling methods and equipment at the East Northants RMF site. From January 2010 the DustStudio locations are no longer being sampled and analysed. Instead an additional four ‘Hanby’ deposited dust gauges have been located at the former DustStudio locations. This will facilitate a direct comparison of the results with the nuisance guidance and Environmental Permit trigger level of 200 mg/m2/day instead of the indicative measurement provided by the DustStudio gauges. In addition a sample can be stored and analysed at a later date should detailed and speciated interpretation be necessary of the components in the dust around the site.

2.14 Qualitative monitoring of point source particulate emissions from the waste stabilisation plant is undertaken in accordance with the Environmental Permit. To date no visible dust has been observed.

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3. Dust generation activities

3.1 A review of the current operations and planned operations for the proposed development has been carried out to identify the primary sources of dust generating activities at the site. These are:

 Overburden and clay excavation and handling

 Cell construction primarily clay liner placement and compaction

 Movement of plant and traffic on internal unsurfaced haul roads

 Mud build up on tarmac roads leading to dust generation by traffic

 Placement of dusty waste

 Capping of cells and placement of restoration materials

 Operation of the treatment facility

3.2 The current operational activities and dust control measures will continue to be employed for the proposed landfill extension, clay extraction and operation of the treatment facility.

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4. Potential impacts

Time extension of consented landfill to 2016

4.1 Current landfill operations at the site will continue and dust minimisation procedures will remain in use. Monitoring of dust will continue in accordance with the dust monitoring action plan. The nature, containment and method placement of hazardous waste and LLW mean that dust generated from the wastes themselves is unlikely. It is considered that the extension in time of the consented landfill for a further three years will have negligible impact with respect to dust nuisance.

Extension of the landfill void to the west

4.2 Dust comprises particles in the size range 1μm to 70μm in diameter which can become suspended and entrained in air. Large dust particles greater than 30μm are generally deposited within 100m of the source. Particles in the size range 10μm to 30μm may travel between 200m and 500m from the source. Fine particles of less than 10μm may travel 1km from the source5. To result in an impact, dust must be carried from the source to a sensitive receptor which is dependent on wind speed and direction.

4.3 Although dust particles can become airborne at wind speeds as low as 2.9m/s for loose sandy soils, higher wind speeds are necessary to result in significant dust blow. Wind speeds over 5.5m/s may cause wind blow of dust. For the purpose of the assessment it is assumed that significant dust blow will not occur at wind speeds below 4m/s.

4.4 Based on the analysis of wind speed presented in Table 1 for approximately 61% of the year wind speeds are above 4m/s. Based on the data shown in the windrose predominantly west south west and south west winds will be experienced at the proposed development area. Wind from the west south west exceeds 4m/s on 33 days per year and from the south west exceeds 4m/s on 29 days per year. It is generally accepted that wind blow of dust does not occur on days with rainfall on average greater than 0.2mm which ranges in this area from 10 to 15 days per

5 Minerals Policy Statement 2 - Controlling and mitigating the environmental effects of mineral extraction in England. Appendix 1A: Information on the nature of dust.

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month (Table 2). Taking into account wind speed and direction together with rainfall the number of days on which there is a risk of dust blow is low.

4.5 Current landfill operations at the site will continue and dust minimisation procedures will remain in use. Monitoring of dust will continue in accordance with the dust monitoring action plan. The nature, containment and method of placement of hazardous waste and LLW mean that dust generated from the wastes themselves is unlikely.

4.6 Notwithstanding that the risk of dust blow is low there is the potential for dust to cause a nuisance to the properties close to the eastern boundary of the site unless mitigation measures are implemented. The mitigation measures are set out in section 5 of this report.

Extraction and stockpiling of clay

4.7 Dust may be generated by the handling of clay. Current controls will continue to be used for the extraction and handling of clay. Monitoring of dust will continue in accordance with the dust monitoring action plan. A water bowser will be used to dampen down the clay and internal hauls roads if the generation of dust is likely or has been observed during extraction and/or handling operations. Current mud and debris minimisation procedures including use of the wheelwash and sweeping of the road will continue to be implemented. It is considered that the risk of nuisance from dust as a result of extraction and stockpiling of clay is negligible.

Time extension of the soil treatment facility

4.8 Dust may be generated by the handling and storage of contaminated soils. The potential for dust generation at the soil treatment plant is low as the processes for soil treatment are enclosed or will be undertaken on damp materials. The potential for dust blow from soils stored in stockpiles on the hardstanding before treatment will be minimised by using a water bowser or sprays as necessary. Current dust minimisation procedures will continue to be used during the lifetime of the soil treatment facility. Monitoring of dust will continue in accordance with the dust monitoring action plan. It is considered that dust emissions can be controlled to a

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standard that ensures that the time extension of the soil treatment facility does not cause a significant impact in respect of nuisance.

Restoration

4.9 Dust may be generated by the handling of soils during the restoration works. Soils will be handled in accordance with current site procedures. Soils must be handled only when in a dry and friable condition in order to preserve their structure. Taking into account the wind speed and direction at the site together with rainfall the number of days on which there is potential risk of dust blow from soil handling during restoration works is low. Monitoring of dust will continue during the restoration works in accordance with the dust monitoring action plan. It is considered that dust emissions can be controlled to a standard that ensures that the restoration works do not cause a significant impact in respect of nuisance.

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5. Proposed mitigation measures

5.1 The generation of fugitive dust as a result of vehicle movements, landfill engineering works, landfill operations, soil storage and treatment, site restoration works and as a consequence of general operations in the waste reception area and other areas of the site is controlled in accordance with detailed procedures which will continue to be implemented throughout the life of the site. To minimise the potential for dust generation as a result of site traffic during dry weather haul routes are kept damp with water delivered from a bowser or other spray. The running surface of unsurfaced roads are maintained to prevent the formation of ruts and potholes that may trap silt laden water which could cause dust when it dries. The movement of mobile plant and site traffic is restricted to defined haul routes which will be treated. Vehicle speed limits are imposed to reduce the potential for dust to be raised. All site vehicle exhausts are upward pointing to prevent dust being ‘blown’ up from the road surfaces.

5.2 It is a current planning condition that all vehicles transporting materials in connection with the site use the wheel wash when leaving the site to remove mud and dirt from their tyres to prevent mud being carried onto the road. This will minimise the generation of dust as the mud may subsequently dry and turn to dust. This wheel wash system will be subject to regular maintenance to ensure that it is effective. The use of the wheel wash by site vehicles will continue throughout the operational life of the site.

5.3 It is a current planning condition that all vehicles transporting materials in connection with the site are adequately sheeted. Current Augean procedures in use at the site which will continue include the identification of dusty wastes which will involve special handling and will not be tipped in wind speeds exceeding 15mph. Discharge of dusty waste will not commence until the site water bowser is positioned and operational. The delivery vehicle driver will then be instructed to deposit the load. During placement the waste will be sprayed with water to minimise the risk of dust being generated. The waste will then be immediately covered with suitable non dusty cover materials.

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5.4 In the event of any visible release of dust outside of the site boundary the release shall be immediately investigated. Operations shall be temporarily halted in affected areas until remedial action has been implemented.

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6. Conclusions

6.1 Based on the meteorological conditions at the site the number of days on which the wind blow of dust is likely is small. The nearest sensitive receptor in the direction of the prevailing wind is Westhay Cottages which is 25m from the site. Notwithstanding the small number of days when there is a risk of dust blow, good practice in respect of dust mitigation and management will continue to be used at the site.

6.2 Based on the current dust management measures and the assessment of the probability of dust generation from the proposed development it is concluded that subject to controls it is unlikely that there will be significant dust emissions from operations at the site. It is concluded that dust emissions can be controlled to a standard that ensures that the development does not cause a significant impact in respect of nuisance relating to dust.

Cumulative impacts

6.3 The combined impact of the individual elements of the proposed development on the nuisance caused by dust has been considered. It is considered that due to the current controls in use at the site, the nature of the waste and the meteorological conditions at the site the impact of dust will be negligible.

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TABLES

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Table 1

Wind data from RAF Wittering for 2000 to 2009

Frequency Distribution (Normalised)

Speed 0.5 - 2.0 2.0 - 3.0 3.0 - 4.0 4.0 - 6.0 6.0 - 8.0 8.0 - >= 10.0 Percentage of the Percentage of Percentage of m/s 10.0 year with wind the year with the year with speeds between 0.5 wind speeds wind speeds m/s and 4 m/s over 4 m/s and over 8 m/s Wind under 8 m/s direction N 0.004741 0.008750 0.010888 0.016117 0.005810 0.001197 0.000488 2.44 2.19 0.17 NNE 0.004543 0.008645 0.010098 0.017523 0.007890 0.001975 0.000616 2.33 2.54 0.26 NE 0.003858 0.007646 0.009691 0.016884 0.008831 0.003381 0.001569 2.12 2.57 0.50 ENE 0.003428 0.006310 0.007402 0.011411 0.005159 0.001615 0.000511 1.71 1.66 0.21 E 0.003230 0.004845 0.004985 0.005148 0.002092 0.000325 0.000116 1.31 0.72 0.04 ESE 0.005322 0.006739 0.004904 0.006542 0.002092 0.000279 0.000116 1.70 0.86 0.04 SE 0.007797 0.008366 0.006786 0.006925 0.001836 0.000256 0.000046 2.29 0.88 0.03 SSE 0.007425 0.007541 0.006542 0.010493 0.006112 0.001673 0.000686 2.15 1.66 0.24 S 0.006577 0.008459 0.010551 0.020311 0.013549 0.005450 0.002719 2.56 3.39 0.82 SSW 0.005636 0.009319 0.012445 0.027980 0.022763 0.012329 0.009400 2.74 5.07 2.17 SW 0.005682 0.008889 0.011934 0.027888 0.026238 0.015141 0.011167 2.65 5.41 2.63 WSW 0.004938 0.008843 0.014618 0.037834 0.028550 0.013781 0.009528 2.84 6.64 2.33 W 0.004520 0.009912 0.018243 0.032803 0.017372 0.008936 0.008041 3.27 5.02 1.70 WNW 0.004369 0.010132 0.013909 0.025087 0.015756 0.006414 0.004009 2.84 4.08 1.04

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Note: The percentage of days with calm winds is 1.37%

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Table 2

Average number of days per month with a rainfall greater than 0.2mm during 2000 to 2009.

January February March April May June July August September October November December

14.4 13.2 11.8 11.9 12.9 10 12.7 11.7 9.6 13.2 15.2 13.3

The data is taken from a rain gauge at Oundle and supplied by the Environment Agency.

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Table 3

The number of individual exceedances of the trigger level for Deposited dust concentrations and the indicative mass of dust in suspension at East Northants RMF during 2005 to 2009

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Frisbee None 2 None None None gauges

Dustscans 171 None None None 22

1 Between the period 3 May 2005 and 26 July 2005 there were 17 individual exceedances. This corresponded with the excavation and construction of Cells 4A and 4B. No other exceedances were observed in 2005.

2 One isolated exceedance was reported on 15th May 2009 in the south western corner of the site. The adjacent agricultural land was being ploughed during this period and this is reflected in the results of most locations on that date.

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FIGURES

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APPENDICES

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APPENDIX A

WIND ROSE FOR RAF WITTERING FOR 2000 TO 2009

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APPENDIX B

BEAUFORT WIND SCALE

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NON TECHNICAL SUMMARY

PRELIMINARY ENVIRONMENTAL INFORMATION FOR THE PROPOSALS FOR AN EXTENSION IN TIME AND AREA FOR THE LANDFILL DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE AND LOW LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE AND AN EXTENSION IN TIME FOR THE OPERATION OF THE SOIL TREATMENT FACILITY AT THE EAST NORTHANTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FACILITY, STAMFORD ROAD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

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Introduction Radioactive Substances Act 1993 for the disposal of LLW was issued by the Augean PLC is seeking planning Environment Agency in February 2010. permission to extend operations at the East Northants Resource Management Planning applications as described below Facility (RMF) in Northamptonshire. The will be made to Northamptonshire County facility currently comprises an active Council in late summer 2011. As part of hazardous waste landfill and soil the pre-application consultation a treatment and recycling facility with clay Preliminary Environmental Information extraction operations and associated Report has been prepared. This infrastructure. document summarises in non technical language the information in the full report The East Northants RMF currently has which is available as explained on the final three planning permissions for the page of this document. hazardous waste landfill and associated operations, the operation of a gas flare A description is provided in the report of and surface water pumping station and how the environmental baseline the operation of the soil treatment facility. conditions, legislation and policy together The East Northants RMF has two with physical characteristics of the site Environmental Permits for the landfill of influence how the site can be developed. hazardous waste and the flaring of landfill Subject to these constraints the flexibility gas and the operation of the soil treatment and the options available to adjust and facility. alter the design are identified. The report includes a description of Augean’s In July 2009 a planning application was preferred option for development given the submitted to Northamptonshire County constraints identified and after Council for the landfill disposal of low level consideration of options. The purpose of radioactive waste (LLW). The application preparing and circulating this preliminary was refused and Augean PLC has environmental information is to explain the appealed against the decision. A Public preferred development proposals and Inquiry into the decision was held in interim findings to facilitate discussion and October and November 2010 and a identify key concerns relating to the decision on the appeal is expected to be development. The results of this exercise made by the Secretary of State in May will be used to inform the final 2011. A draft Authorisation under the development proposals.

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The East Northants RMF lies NTS 1). The setting is generally rural with approximately 1.7km east south east of the majority of the land surrounding the Duddington and 2.6km north of Kings site comprising open farmland or Cliffe village in the East Northamptonshire woodland. district of Northamptonshire (Figure

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The proposals  The restoration of the site to The proposed development will include woodland and grassland following the several elements: completion of landfilling.  A time extension of approximately 3 years to complete landfilling of the The remaining void at the site at the consented landfill by the end of beginning of 2011 was approximately December 2016 with an associated 490,000m3. Based on anticipated time extension to the end of hazardous waste input rates of December 2016 for the life of the soil 110,000tpa it is estimated that the treatment and recycling facility and remaining consented landfill void will not consideration is being given to be filled until mid 2016 so an extension of increase the throughput to the soil time is needed for the completion of the treatment and recycling facility to site to the consented restoration profile of 150,000 tonnes per annum (tpa). approximately 3 years beyond the  An extension of the landfill to the west currently permitted end date of August of the current landfill creating 2013 which is to the end of December additional void which will provide 2016. approximately 10 years of life. The proposed extension is within the It is proposed that a landfill void extension boundary of the current planning of approximately 1.2Mm3 to 1.5Mm3 is consent as shown on Figure NTS 2. created to the west of the current landfill  Filling of the void with hazardous area to provide for approximately 10 waste and potentially low level additional years which including radioactive waste (LLW). completion of the current void is up to the  The extraction and stockpiling of clay end of December 2026. to provide engineering material for use in the construction of an The landfill void will be filled with engineered containment system at hazardous waste and potentially LLW. A the site, the exportation of clay for use decision on whether permission will be in engineering the nearby Augean sought to landfill LLW will be made Thornhaugh Landfill Site and for following consideration of the issues general sale. raised by the Secretary of State in his  The extension of the life of the soil decision on the Appeal and following treatment facility located in the north completion of the pre-application west of the site to December 2026. consultation.

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The radioactivity of the waste that may be recycling facility is one of only two facilities in accepted at the site will be minimal. England and Wales providing a wide range Wastes with a level of radioactivity of up of treatments. (Figure NTS 3) to 200 Bq/g would be disposed of at the East Northants RMF. These wastes It is expected that the amount of include materials such as soils and hazardous waste produced annually in construction materials from the England and Wales will continue near the decommissioning of nuclear power present level. Some of this waste can be stations which contain small amounts of reused, recovered or treated but there will radioactivity. be continuing quantities which can only be disposed of to landfill.

Clay will be extracted for use in the The decommissioning and clean up of the construction of the containment system UK’s nuclear power stations will create for the landfill cells, for use at the nearby significant amounts of waste with low Augean landfill site at Thornaugh and for levels of radioactivity. general sale.

There is currently only one facility in the The operation of the soil treatment and UK (known as the Low Level Waste recycling facility is tied to the operation of Repository or LLWR) engineered the landfill site as many of the residues specifically to accept the full range of low from the treatment plant are deposited in level radioactive waste from the nuclear the landfill site. As it is proposed to industry which is located in Cumbria. extend the landfill site an extension to the There are two landfill sites which accept a life of the soil treatment facility also is limited range and amount of LLW, one in necessary. Cumbria and one in Lancashire. An in-

house LLW disposal facility at Dounreay Need for the proposals in Scotland is currently under

The landfill is one of only eight in England construction. and Wales which can accept a wide The LLWR does not have the capacity to range of hazardous wastes. It is the only dispose of all the low level radioactive hazardous waste landfill site in the East wastes which will be produced and it is Midlands and there are no sites accepting over engineered for the LLW at the lower a similar range of wastes in the East of end of the activity scale which is the England, the South East, London or the waste it is proposed to deposit at the East West Midlands. The soil treatment and Northants RMF.

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Waste with low levels of radioactivity is also produced from hospitals and science and research facilities.

The East Northants RMF is centrally located and much closer than Cumbria for the disposal of LLW produced in central and southern England as shown in Figure

NTS 3. The Waste Hierarchy

Alternatives Every nuclear industry site which wishes to consign radioactive waste to landfill Alternative options to the proposals have first has to demonstrate to the regulatory been considered including alternative authorities that landfill is the Best management methods for hazardous Practicable Environmental Option for that waste and LLW, disposal at sites other particular waste stream. The option of than East Northants RMF and the disposal of the material at the site where development of other Augean sites. it is generated will have to be considered before it can be disposed of elsewhere Producers of hazardous waste and LLW such as at East Northants RMF. are required by legislation and guidance to manage their waste according to the Contaminated soil is excavated as a Waste Hierarchy. This means they must necessary part of the construction find ways to avoid creating the waste in process at many development sites. the first instance and then in order of Contaminated development sites are preference minimise, re-use, recycle or spread over a wide geographical area treat the waste which cannot be avoided. and are developed in preference to Even after the application of the hierarchy greenfield sites. The continuation of use there still will be significant volumes of of the soil treatment and recycling facility residual waste which have to be disposed will allow developers to manage of. contaminated soils nearer the top of the Waste Hierarchy by recovering material for reuse, treating the residues and minimising the volume for disposal to landfill.

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Clay will be extracted from the void the complete development. Conservative extension and together with currently assumptions have been used throughout stockpiled clay will be used in the the risk assessments. People, wildlife and construction of the clay containment the environment potentially can be system for the landfill cells, exported for affected by hazardous waste, engineering use at the nearby Augean contaminated soils and low level site at Thornhaugh and for general sale. radioactive waste through direct contact with or exposure to the waste or indirectly The East Northants RMF is the most through inhalation or ingestion of suitable site available to Augean to contaminated materials such as water or provide a continued disposal capacity for food. Substantial control measures form hazardous waste, the treatment and an inherent part of the design proposals to recycling of contaminated soils and a fit- prevent or minimise the effect on people for-purpose alternative site for the and the environment in the short, medium disposal of low activity LLW from both the and long term. The control measures are nuclear and non-nuclear industries. described in the Preliminary Environmental Information Report. Environmental issues The effectiveness of the control measures An Environmental Impact Assessment of and the resultant impacts on the the effects of the development is currently environment of disposing of hazardous being conducted by technical specialists. waste and treating contaminated soils The scope of the assessments is being have previously been assessed for the discussed and will be agreed with the current planning permissions and appropriate statutory consultees. The Environmental Permits and have been preliminary assessments and their agreed and demonstrated to be findings are being circulated as part of the acceptable and effective. Current pre-application consultation being carried procedures in use at the site for managing out. A summary of the preliminary hazardous waste and contaminated soils findings is presented below. will continue to be used for the extension to the site. The risks and impacts have been assessed for the separate elements of the Despite the proposals for rigorous control proposed development together with an measures the potential exposure assessment of the cumulative impact of pathways have been analysed and

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WS010001/ENRMF/CONSAPPCRF 1587 EAST NORTHANTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FACILITY assessments of the risk posed have been limits and dose criteria compared with undertaken. Risk assessments have been natural radiation and more familiar carried out for a number of situations exposure routes are shown below. which cover the proposed operational and Exposure to radiation is measured in post operational period of the site together millisieverts per year (mSv/yr). with the period in the long term when management of the site may no longer be Exposure Limits in place. The situations which are Legal dose limit for workers 20 mSv/yr assessed include expected events as well as events and accidents which it is Dose guidance level for 3 mSv/yr - exposure from uncertain 20 mSv/yr considered are unlikely to occur. intrusion events

Legal dose limit for the public 1 mSv/yr The potential routes for exposure to from non-natural sources hazardous waste and radioactivity have Dose criterion for workers for <1 mSv/yr been assessed for workers at the site, this application residents living close to the boundary of Dose constraint for the public 0.3 mSv/yr the site, members of the public exposed from a single source indirectly for example through using water Design dose criterion for the <0.02 resources and people who may live on the public for this application mSv/yr site after its closure. The effects of exposure on plants and animals are also Natural Radiation assessed. Average annual exposure of 2.2 mSv/yr the UK population from natural The amount of radiation a person is sources exposed to is known as the dose. Legal Average annual exposure in 3.6 mSv/yr dose limits which are protective of health the site area from natural sources have been set for workers and members of the public. Dose levels below the legal Average annual exposure in 7.4 mSv/yr Cornwall from natural sources limits have been established from guidance and good practice. Augean Comparative Doses have designed the site to achieve the lowest of these limits. These lower levels Drinking bottled water (2l/day) 0.002-0.484 mSv/yr are known as ‘criteria’ and have been applied in the risk assessments. To Food; for example 100g of 0.004 mSv Brazil nuts explain the risk criteria in context dose

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Dental x-ray 0.005 mSv assessment levels which are protective of human health. Chest x-ray 0.02 mSv

London to Los Angeles return 0.16 mSv flight For each exposure situation for LLW it is shown that the doses of radiation to which Medical Abdominal CT 10 mSv Examination workers and members of the public may

UK action level for Radon in 200Bqm-3 be exposed are below the relevant homes (equivalent assessment criteria for LLW. to 10mSv/yr)

In the conservative risk assessments From an analysis of the environmental carried out to date it is shown that there context and from views and information will be no unacceptable impact on human from Northamptonshire County Council health as a result of the proposals. and the wide range of consultees it has been agreed that the environmental The potential effect on the local economy impact assessment will examine the and community has been assessed and effects of the proposals with respect to the the preliminary findings indicate that there following issues: Population, Air quality, is no evidence that there will be significant Ecology, Water resources, Landscape adverse effects on local economies or including cultural heritage and visibility, local communities as a result of the Noise, Transport, and Amenity proposed development. (Nuisance).

Air quality Population The air quality at the site will continue to Risk assessments have been undertaken be monitored regularly in accordance with for site workers and members of the public the Environmental Permits. The for direct exposure to hazardous waste hazardous waste and LLW deposited at and LLW during normal operations as well the site will continue to have very limited as unlikely events and accidents in the degradable material and a low potential short term as well as the long term. for the generation of carbon based gases

or odour. The gas management and Exposure to hazardous waste and control systems at the site will continue to contaminated soils will be minimised be operated as currently. The current through continuation of current procedures operations demonstrate that there are no which are implemented to control unacceptable risks to air quality as a result emissions to below environmental

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WS010001/ENRMF/CONSAPPCRF 1589 EAST NORTHANTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FACILITY of the proposals for the continued landfill risk to the wildlife and biodiversity at and of hazardous waste. in the vicinity of the site is not significant as the estimated radiation dose to wildlife A risk assessment has been carried out of is significantly below the screening the potential for exposure to radioactive criterion at which the need for more gas emitted through the surface of the site detailed assessment needs to be and from the flare stack. In the considered. conservative risk assessment it is concluded that the doses of radiation to The restoration of the site will create which workers and members of the public beneficial habitats aimed at encouraging a could be exposed as a result of gas wide range of priority species. (Figure emissions from the site even if they stand NTS 4). at the boundary for long periods are below the relevant assessment criteria. Water resources The engineered low permeability Ecology containment to the base, sides and cap of Numerous ecological surveys have been the landfill has been designed based on carried out. Great crested newts have site specific risk assessments that are previously been found on site and are protective of surface water and managed under an existing licence from groundwater quality at the site. Natural England in a habitat to the north of the site. Newt exclusion fencing has been Based on the design of the engineered installed along the length of the northern containment the potential impacts with part of the site. No other protected respect to contamination by hazardous species or significant habitats were found waste and by radioactive material on living on the site. groundwater and surface water quality and the subsequent use of the water The potential radiological effects of the resources have been assessed. disposal of waste with low levels of radioactivity at the site on non-human In the preliminary risk assessment for the species have been assessed. A range of disposal of hazardous waste the findings organisms and wildlife groups including indicate that there will be no significant lichen, plants, insects, fish, amphibians impact on water quality in the River Nene reptiles, birds and mammals were or Willow Brook or on groundwater quality considered. Based on the conservative beneath the site or at important locations risk assessment it is concluded that the around the site as a consequence of the proposals.

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Based on conservative assumptions it is local landscape and would provide concluded that the doses of radiation to beneficial landscape and visual effects. which members of the public may be exposed as a result of contamination via The whole of the proposed development the groundwater and/or surface water site has been disturbed to below levels at pathways are below the relevant which archaeology could be present. assessment criteria. There will therefore be no direct impacts on the site cultural heritage resource. Flood risk The site is not located in an area which is Noise subject to flooding even taking into Noise measurements have been carried account the predicted effects of climate out and likely noise levels from the change. Predicted changes in the volume proposed operations have been predicted and intensity of rainfall events are taken using the worse case scenarios. It is into account in the design of the surface anticipated that predicted noise levels will waste management system. The be below those likely to cause nuisance or preliminary findings indicate that it is concern. highly unlikely that the proposed development will result in any increase in Transport flood risk taking into account the predicted The traffic associated with the proposals effects of climate change. will access the site along Stamford Road from the A47 consistent with current waste Landscape including cultural heritage inputs. Recently undertaken traffic counts and visibility show that traffic levels on the local road A preliminary landscape and visual impact network are low and so there is adequate assessment has been carried out. capacity for the traffic associated with the proposals. Based on the preliminary Based on the assessment carried out to findings it is considered that there will be date the indications are that there will be no impact on traffic safety or capacity as a no significant impact on the landscape result of the development proposals. character of the area or significant adverse visual impact. The transportation of waste including hazardous waste and waste with low The preferred design of the final landform levels of radioactivity is regulated by the has been developed to integrate into the Department of Transport. It is the

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WS010001/ENRMF/CONSAPPCRF 1592 EAST NORTHANTS RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FACILITY responsibility of the carrier of the waste to ensure that the waste is transported in Environmental Permits accordance with the relevant transport If planning permission is granted for the regulations. Augean will oblige waste disposal of hazardous waste and LLW in producers to deliver LLW wastes in the landfill extension and for the operation containers that ensure a protective of the soil treatment and recycling plant external dose criterion is met 1m away over an extended period it will be from each package. All asbestos wastes necessary to apply to the Environment will be delivered in double bags. Agency for relevant Environmental Permits. Details risk assessments will be Even through the transportation of the carried out and submitted to the waste is regulated by the Department of Environment Agency as part of the permit Transport a risk assessment of the applications. The Environment Agency potential exposure to low level radioactive will not grant an Environmental Permit for waste following a vehicle accident has the developments proposed at the site been carried out. In the conservative risk unless they and their statutory consultees assessment it is concluded that the doses including the Health Protection Agency of radiation to which transport workers and are satisfied that there are no members of the public would be exposed unacceptable risks to human health and as a result of a transport accident are the environment. below the relevant assessment criteria. Conclusions Amenity The cumulative impacts of all the aspects Current procedures are in place and will of the collective proposals have been continue to be implemented to control the taken into account in the assessments of potential nuisance impact associated with impacts on people and the environment. litter, odour, vermin, mud on the road and Based on the assessments carried out to dust. Findings of the preliminary date the findings indicate that there will be assessments indicate that due to the no unacceptable adverse effects on nature of the waste and the human health or the environment in the meteorological conditions at the site the short, medium or long term. generation of and impact resulting from litter, odour, vermin, mud on the road and dust associated with the proposals will be negligible.

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Availability of reports

Electronic copies of this Non Technical Summary, the Preliminary Environmental Information Report and the Statement of Community Consultation are available through the Augean website at:

www.augeanplc.com

The Preliminary Environmental Information Report can be viewed by appointment at:

East Northants Resource Management Facility Stamford Road King’s Cliffe Peterborough PE8 6XX

Telephone: 01780 444 900

Northamptonshire County Council County Hall Northampton NN1 1DN

Telephone: 01604 236 236

A hard copy is also available to view in Oundle Library at:

Oundle Library Glapthorn Road Oundle Northamptonshire PE8 4JA

Telephone: 01832 272 584

Opening hours Tuesday to Friday 9am to 6pm Saturday 10-am to 2pm Closed Sunday, Monday and Public Holidays

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Duddington with Fineshade Parish Mr R Reed Council Clerk to Duddington with Fineshade Parish Council On De Vere House Yes Yes Yes x12 Yes Disc 10 Hawthorn Drive Thrapston NN14 4LQ

Easton on the Hill Parish Council Mrs Felicity Stevenson Clerk to Easton on the Hill Parish Council 3 Church Street On Yes Yes Yes x12 Easton on the Hill Disc Stamford PE9 3LL

Nassington Parish Council Mrs S Rodger Clerk to Nassington Parish Council On 15 Station Road Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Nassington Peterborough PE8 6QB

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Blatherwycke Parish Meeting Mr C V Brown Chairman of Blatherwycke Parish Meeting Canine Cottage On Yes Yes Yes x12 Blatherwycke Disc Peterborough PE8 6YW Southwick Parish Meeting Mr James Richardson Chairman of Southwick Parish Meeting On Vicarage Farm Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Southwick PE8 5BP

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Wakerley Parish Council Mr David Allan Chairman of Wakerley Parish Meeting 20 Main Street On Yes Yes Yes Yes x12 Wakerley Disc Oakham LE15 8PA

Wansford Parish Council Wendy Gray Clerk to Wansford Parish Council 7 Middle Street On Elton Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Peterborough PE8 6RA

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Andrew Howard Andrew Howard On Kings Cliffe, Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc PE8 6XN Hilary Blunt Hillary Blunt On Kings Cliffe Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc PE8 6XH Felicity Stevenson Mrs Felicity Stevenson Clerk to Easton on the Hill Parish Council On Yes Yes Yes x12 Easton on the Hill Disc PE9 3LL David Burgess David Burgess c/o Liz Holland On Yes Yes Yes x12 Woodnewton Disc PE8 3EE Robin Gifford Mr Robin Gifford c/o Mrs Carol Forbes On Yes Yes Yes x12 Apethorpe Disc PE8 5DL Tony Slipper Mr A Slipper On Tixover Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc PE9 3QJ Waste Watchers Mrs Clare Langan 43 West Street On Kings Cliffe Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Peterborough PE8 6XB Transition Kings Cliffe Matthew Kirk Kings Cliffe On Yes Yes Yes x12 Peterborough Disc PE8 6XF AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 16 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Howard Farms Bernard Howard On Kings Cliffe Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc PE8 6XX PC Howard Ltd Andrew Howard P C Howard Ltd On Kings Cliffe Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Peterborough PE8 6XX RAF Wittering Group Captain Richard Knighton Station Commander On RAF Wittering Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Peterborough PE8 6HB Northamptonshire Wildlife Trust Alan Smith Wildlife Trust Lings House On Yes Yes Yes x12 Billling Disc Lings Northampton NN3 8BE Oundle Town Council Ms D Raper Clerk to Oundle Town Council The Courthouse On Mill Road Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc OUNDLE Peterborough PE8 4BW Stamford Town Council The Town Clerk On Stamford Town Council Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc St. Mary’s Hill AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 17 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Stamford PE9 2DR Ailsworth Parish Council Mrs Margaret Brown Ailsworth Parish Council 24 Thorolds Way On Yes Yes Yes x12 Castor, Disc Peterborough PE5 7AN Ashton Parish Council Mrs Diana Watson Clerk to Ashton Parish Council 254 Broadway On Yes Yes Yes x12 Yaxley Disc Peterborough PE7 3NR Barnack Parish Council Mrs Rachel McCallum Barnack Parish Council The Police House On Station Road Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Barnack Stamford PE9 3DW Benefield Parish Council Mr C B Jones Clerk to Benefield Parish Council 13 Gibson Drive On Yes Yes Yes x12 UPPER BENEFIELD Disc Peterborough PE8 5AW Bulwick Parish Council Mrs L McCrudden On Clerk to Bulwick Parish Council Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Virginia Cottage AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 18 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Main Street BULWICK Northamptonshire NN17 3DY Castor parish Council Sarah Rodger Clerk toCastor Parish Council 15 Station Road On Yes Yes Yes x12 Nassington Disc Peterborough PE8 6QB Cotterstock Parish Meeting Diana Hart Clerk to Cotterstock Parish Meeting The Gate On Main Street Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Cotterstock Peterborough PE8 5HD Deene and Deenethorpe Parish Council Mrs Sarah Rodger Clerk to Deene and Deenethorpe Parish Council 15 Station Road On Yes Yes Yes x12 Nassington Disc Peterborough PE8 6QB Edith Weston Parish Council Jane Grant 9 Coniston Road On Edith Weston Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Rutland LE15 8HP Elton Parish Council Mrs W Gray On Yes Yes Yes x12 7 Middle Street Disc AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 19 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Elton Peterborough PE8 6RA Fotheringhay Parish Meeting Mrs Ros Clayton Clerk to Fotheringhay Parish Meeting On Yes Yes Yes x12 The Old School House Disc Fotheringhay Glapthorn Parish Council Mr C B Jones Clerk to Glapthorn Parish Council 13 Gibson Drive On Yes Yes Yes x12 Upper Benefield Disc Peterborough PE8 5AW Glaston Parish Council Ted Reynolds Glaston Parish Chairman On 1c Main Road Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Glaston Rutland Gretton Parish Council Mr John Hindle Gretton PC Clerk 27 Finch Hatton Drive On Gretton Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Corby Northants NN17 3DQ Harringworth Parish Council Mr A R Bianchi Clerk to Harringworth Parish Council On Ashcroft Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Gretton Road Harringworth AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 20 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Northants NN17 3AD Ketton Parish Council Jackie Stanbridge Clerk to Ketton parish Council Parish Office On Yes Yes Yes x12 2 Stockshill Lane Disc Ketton PE9 3TF Laxton Parish Meeting Mr Philip McCrone Chairman of Laxton Parish Meeting The Cottage On Yes Yes Yes x12 Yes LAXTON Disc Northamptonshire NN17 3AZ Morcott Parish Council Michael Willis Morcott Parish Council 5 Willoughby Road On Morcott Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Oakham Rutland LE15 9DY Normanton Parish Council J Schwab Normanton Parish Council The Falls On Yes Yes Yes x12 Edith Weston Disc Oakham Rutland North Luffenham Parish Council Philip Camm On North Luffenham Parish Council Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc 2 North Street West AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 21 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Uppingham Oakham Rutland LE15 9SG Seaton Parish Council John Hill Seaton Parish Council 6 Mill Lane On Caldecott Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Market Harborough Leics LE16 8RU Sibson cum Stibbington Parish Council Mrs W Gray Clerk to Sibson cum Stibbington Parish Council 7 Middle Street On Yes Yes Yes x12 Elton Disc Peterborough PE8 6JF South Luffenham Parish Council P Bellamy South Luffenham Parish Council 1 Pinfold Lane On South Luffenham Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Oakham Rutland LE15 8NR Southorpe Parish Council Mrs Daphne Williams Southorpe Parish Council The Old Dairy Barn On Yes Yes Yes x12 Southorpe Disc Stamford Lincs AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 22 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS PE9 3BX Sutton Parish Council Mrs Patricia Stuart-Mogg Sutton Parish Council 10 Robinsfield On Yes Yes Yes x12 Wansford Disc Peterborough PE8 6JW Tansor Parish Meeting Mrs M Cogan Clerk to Tansor Parish Meeting The Cedars On Main Street Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc TANSOR Peterborough PE8 5HS Tinwell Parish Meeting B Gooch Clerk to Tinwell Parish Meeting Zaria On Casterton Lane Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Tinwell Stamford PE9 3UQ Ufford Parish Council Mr Robin Morrison Ufford Parish Council Stoneycroft On Millstone Lane Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc Barnack Peterborough PE9 3ET Upton Parish Council Mrs M Finnemore On Yes Yes Yes x12 43 Upton Park Disc AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 23 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Main Street Upton Huntingdon PE28 5YD Warmington Parish Council Mrs A Webb Clerk to Warmington Parish Council Stoneleigh On Cotterstock Road Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc OUNDLE Peterborough PE8 5HA Water Newton Parish Meeting Mr R J Kiddle Clerk to Water Newton Parish Meeting Neals Cottage On Yes Yes Yes x12 Old North Road Disc Water Newton PE8 6 LY Weldon Parish Council Mr L Berruto Weldon PC Clerk 19 Valley Walk On Yes Yes Yes x12 Kettering Disc Northants NN16 0LX Wothorpe Parish Council Mrs Paula Cooper Wothorpe Parish Council Browning House On Wothorpe Park Yes Yes Yes x12 Disc First Drift Wothorpe Stamford AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 24 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS PE9 3LA Louise Bagshawe MP Louise Bagshawe MP House of Commons, On Yes Yes Yes London, Disc SW1A 0AA Shailesh Vara MP Shailesh Vara MP House of Commons, On Yes Yes Yes London, Disc SW1A 0AA Nick Boles MP Nick Boles MP House of Commons On Yes Yes Yes London Disc SW1A 0AA Alan Duncan MP Rt Hon Alan Duncan MP House of Commons On Yes Yes Yes London Disc SW1AA 0AA Cllr Heather Smith County Cllr Heather Smith Prebendal Division On Yes Yes Yes Nassington Disc PE9 3LL Cllr John Holditch Cllr John Holdich On Yes Yes Yes PE6 7LR Disc Cllr Diane Lamb Cllr Dianne Lamb On Orton Wistow Yes Yes Yes Disc PE2 6YB Cllr Hugh Rees Cllr Hugh Rees On Rutland Yes Yes Yes Disc LE15 7JG Cllr Barrie Roper Cllr Barrie Roper Yes Yes Yes On AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 25 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Rutland Disc LE15 6LW Cllr Trevor Ellis Cllr Trevor Ellis On Rutland Yes Yes Yes Disc LE15 9DX Cllr Peter Golden Cllr Peter Golden On Oakham Yes Yes Yes Disc LE15 9EQ Cllr Roger Glithero Cllr M R Glithero On Bulwick Yes Yes Yes Disc NN17 3DY Cllr Pauline Bradberry Cllr Pauline Bradberry On Easton-on-the-Hill Yes Yes Yes Disc PE9 3LS Cllr John Richardson Cllr J Richardson On Southwick Yes Yes Yes Disc PE8 5BL Cllr Phil Bromhall Cllr Phil Bromhall On Corby Yes Yes Yes Disc NN17 3DE Cllr Terri Meecham Cllr Terri Meecham On Corby Yes Yes Yes Disc NN17 3DB Oundle & Kings Cliffe Middle School Ms Barbara Reseigh Oundle and Kings Cliffe Middle School Kings Forest Yes Kings Cliffe Peterborough PE8 6XS Oundle School Mr Charles Bush Yes AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 26 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS Oundle School Oundle Peterborough PE8 4EE Prince William School, Oundle Mr Malcolm England Prince William School Herne Road Yes Oundle Northants PE8 4BS Kings Cliffe Surgery Kings Cliffe Surgery 35 West Street Kings Cliffe Yes Peterborough PE86XB Ketton Surgery Ketton Surgery Geeston Road Ketton Yes Nr Stamford Lincs PE93RH Barrowden Surgery Barrowden Surgery 8 Kings Lane Yes Barrowden LE158EF Wansford Surgery Wansford Surgery Yarwell Road Wansford Yes Peterborough PE86PL AU/KCE/SPS/1604/01 27 March 2012

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Section 47 Contact Information sent with letter 5 May 2011 Responded? Consultees Covering SOCC Public PEIR Letter Information and Leaflet NTS All Individual Households in Kings Cliffe, Apethorpe, Barrowden, Blatherwycke, Bulwick, Collyweston, Duddington with Fineshade, Easton on the Hill, Yes Fotheringhay, Harringworth Nassington,Tixover Wakerley, Woodnewton and Yarwell

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