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Sea Pre Consultation Report Key Features Identified in Key Issues Identified in SEA Scoping Benefits / Why is issue Issue Type / MA PDZ PU Policy Plan Scale SEA Receptor Objectives Policy Impact Assessment (Long Term 2105) SEA Scoping Baseline Report important Theme PDZ IoS St Martins Damage to interest features as a result of To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the coastal management measures. Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all European nature Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Isles of Scilly Complex SAC Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features International E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans conservation interest conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea responding to erosion and sea level rise Therefore minor positive impact. level rise and erosion. through landward migration. Damage to interest features as a result of To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the coastal management measures. Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all European nature Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Isles of Scilly SPA Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features International E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans conservation interest conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea responding to erosion and sea level rise Therefore minor positive impact. level rise and erosion. through landward migration. Damage to interest features as a result of To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the coastal management measures. Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all International nature Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Isles of Scilly Ramsar Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features International E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans conservation interest conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea responding to erosion and sea level rise Therefore minor positive impact. level rise and erosion. through landward migration. Damage to interest features as a result of National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the coastal management measures. Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all Pentle Bay, Merrick & Round conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans Islands SSSI (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea responding to erosion and sea level rise Therefore minor positive impact. Interest) level rise and erosion. through landward migration. DRAFTDamage to interest features as a result of coastal management measures, National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the particularly where they prevent natural Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS St Helen's SSSI erosion of geological features. National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features Therefore minor positive impact. Interest) level rise and erosion. responding to erosion and sea level rise Damagethrough landward to interest migration. features as a result of coastal management measures, National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the particularly where they prevent natural Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Tean SSSI erosion of geological features. National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features Therefore minor positive impact. Interest) level rise and erosion. responding to erosion and sea level rise Damagethrough landward to interest migration. features as a result of coastal management measures, National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the particularly where they prevent natural Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Porth Seal SSSI erosion of geological features. National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features Therefore minor positive impact. Interest) level rise and erosion. responding to erosion and sea level rise Damagethrough landward to interest migration. features as a result of coastal management measures, National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the particularly where they prevent natural Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS White Island SSSI erosion of geological features. National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features Therefore minor positive impact. Interest) level rise and erosion. responding to erosion and sea level rise through landward migration. Damage to interest features as a result of coastal management measures, National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all St Martin's Sedimentary Shore particularly where they alter sediment conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans SSSI budgets. Obstruction/prevention of (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea Therefore minor positive impact. habitat/features responding to erosion and Interest) level rise and erosion. sea level rise through landward migration. Damage to interest features as a result of coastal management measures, National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all particularly where they alter sediment conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Plains & Great Bay SSSI National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans budgets. Obstruction/prevention of (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea Therefore minor positive impact. habitat/features responding to erosion and Interest) level rise and erosion. sea level rise through landward migration. Damage to interest features as a result of coastal management measures, National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the particularly where they prevent natural Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Chapel Down SSSI erosion of geological features. National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features Therefore minor positive impact. Interest) level rise and erosion. responding to erosion and sea level rise Damagethrough landward to interest migration. features as a result of coastal management measures, National nature To prevent disturbance to or reduction of the particularly where they prevent natural Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all conservation interest Nature area of the interest features, and ensure MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Eastern Isles SSSI erosion of geological features. National E designated site is maintained through promoting natural processes. plans (Site of Special Scientific conservation policy to enable adaptive response to sea Obstruction/prevention of habitat/features Therefore minor positive impact. Interest) level rise and erosion. responding to erosion and sea level rise through landward migration. NAI, NAI, NAI for all Loss of or deterioration to feature due to Scheduled monument Historic To prevent disturbance or deterioration to the Overall policies will have both minor positive and negative impacts to MA 43 PDZ IoS PDZ IoS Various historic featues National H plans erosion and tidal flooding (historical) Environment site and it’s setting. the integrity of the historic features. Therefore mixed impact. Policy (NAI): SMP policy will ensure nature conservation interests of the NAI, NAI, NAI for all Coastal defence structures could Area of Outstanding To prevent deterioration to landscape MA 43 PDZ IoS
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