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Høring Av Forhåndsmelding Med Forslag Til Utredningsprogram for Energitiltak På Isfjord Radio, Svalbard Adresseinformasjon fylles inn ved ekspedering. Se mottakerliste nedenfor. Vår dato: Vår ref:(bes oppgitt ved svar) 29.10.2020 19/00920-8 Høring av forhåndsmelding med forslag til utredningsprogram for energitiltak på Isfjord radio, Svalbard Sysselmannen mottok 9. september 2020 forhåndsmelding med forslag til utredningsprogram for ny energiløsning på Isfjord radio. Dokumentet er utarbeidet av Multiconsult på vegne av Store Norske Spitsbergen Kulkompani (SNSK). Utredningsprogrammet med forhåndsmelding sendes med dette på høring, i henhold til Forskrift om konsekvensutredninger og avgrensning av planområdene på Svalbard § 4 jamfør Svalbardmiljøloven § 59. I det samme dokumentet som nå sendes på høring har forslagsstiller informert om og beskrevet de planlagte tiltakene. På bakgrunn av dette vedtok Sysselmannen i brev av 22. oktober 2020 at den beskrevne virksomheten er utredningspliktig og dermed må konsekvensutredes. Vedtaket er hjemlet i Forskrift om konsekvensutredninger og avgrensing av planområdene på Svalbard § 3 jamfør Svalbardmiljøloven § 59. SNSK eier Isfjord radio og står bak det planlagte tiltaket. Virksomheten på Isfjord radio er i dag forsynt med energi gjennom dieselaggregat. Energiløsningene som skal konsekvensutredes er vindturbiner og solcellepanel. Høringen Vi presiserer at formålet med denne høringen er å fastsette hvilke temaer som skal konsekvensutredes og det er dette vi ber høringspartene komme med innspill til. Når selve konsekvensutredningen senere skal på høring vil høringspartene få anledning til å kommentere selve tiltaket. Frist for å komme med innspill er 10. desember 2020. Høringsuttaler sendes per e-post til [email protected]. Videre saksbehandling § 4 i Forskrift om konsekvensutredninger og avgrensning av planområdene på Svalbard beskriver saksbehandlingsprosessen og hovedtrekkene i prosessen beskrives i punktene nedenfor: Postadresse: Besøksadresse: Telefon: E-post og internett: Postboks 633 Vei 309-6 79 02 43 00 [email protected] 9171 LONGYEARBYEN 9170 LONGYEARBYEN www.sysselmannen.no Sysselmannen sender nå forhåndsmeldingen og setter en frist på seks uker, jamfør saksbehandlingsreglene. Etter at høringsfristen er gått ut vil Sysselmannen på bakgrunn av innkomne høringsuttalelser og egne vurderinger fastsette endelig utredningsprogram. Tiltakshaver SNSK utarbeider deretter konsekvensutredning med utgangspunkt i temaene i utredningsprogrammet. Sysselmannen sender konsekvensutredningen og endelig søknad på høring før saken sluttbehandles hos Sysselmannen. Sluttbehandlingen vil innebære vurdering av konsekvensutredningen, vurdering av behovet for tilleggsutredninger, eventuell godkjenning av konsekvensutredning og behandling av endelig søknad. Med hilsen Kristin Heggelund miljøvernsjef Anne Silje Berg naturforvalter Dokumentet er godkjent elektronisk, og har derfor ikke håndskreven signatur Mottakere: Longyearbyen lokalstyre - LL Norsk Polarinstitutt Kings Bay AS Avinor AS Luftfartstilsynet Justis- og beredskapsdepartementet Nærings- og fiskeridepartementet Kommunal- og moderniseringsdepartementet Norsk institutt for naturforskning (NINA) Miljødirektoratet Visit Svalbard AS Direktoratet for mineralforvaltning med Bergmesteren for Svalbard Arbeidstilsynet Svalbard Science Forum Klima- og miljødepartementet Trust Arktikugol Barentsburg Basecamp Explorer Spitsbergen Telenor Svalbard AS Helse - og omsorgsdepartementet Samferdselsdepartementet Norges geologiske undersøkelse - NGU Direktoratet for samfunnssikkerhet og beredskap Region Nord-Norge 2 / 3 Direktoratet for samfunnssikkerhet og beredskap DSB Longyearbyen Jeger og Fiskeforening Trust Arktikugol Moskva Riksantikvaren Norges vassdrags- og energidirektorat (NVE) Kystverket Longyearbyen feltbiologiske forening (LoFF) Norges geotekniske institutt (NGI) Olje- og energidepartementet Bellona Bellona WWF Naturvernforbundet Kopimottakere: Store Norske Spitsbergen Kulkompani AS Multiconsult Vedlegg: Forhåndsmelding med forslag til utredningsprogram, Isfjord radio, Svalbard 3 / 3 .
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