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Environmental Statement Volume 6 – Onshore Annex 6.5.7 Representative Visual Receptors for Landfall and Cable Route PINS Document Reference: 7.6.5.7 APFP Regulation 5(2)(a) January 2015 SMart Wind Limited Copyright © 2015 Hornsea Offshore Wind Farm Project Two –Environmental Statement All pre-existing rights reserved. Volume 6 – Onshore Annex 6.5.7 - Local Receptors for Landfall and Cable Route Liability This report has been prepared by RPS, with all reasonable skill, care and diligence within the terms of their contracts with SMart Wind Ltd or their subcontractor to RPS placed under RPS’ contract with SMart Wind Ltd as the case may be. Document release and authorisation record PINS document reference 7.6.5.7 Report Number UK06-050700-REP-0039 Date January 2015 Client Name SMart Wind Limited SMart Wind Limited 11th Floor 140 London Wall London EC2Y 5DN Tel 0207 7765500 Email [email protected] i Table of Contents 1 Public Rights of Way (as visual receptors) within 1 km of the cable route and landfall ........ 1 Table of Tables Table 1.1 Public Rights of Way (as visual receptors) within 1 km of the Landfall, Cable Route and Onshore HVDC Converter/HVAC Substation ..................................................... 1 Table of Figures Figure 6.5.7 Local Receptors ..................................................................................................... 6 ii 1 PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY (AS VISUAL RECEPTORS) WITHIN 1 KM OF THE CABLE ROUTE, LANDFALL AND ONSHORE HVDC CONVERTER/HVAC SUBSTATION Table 1.1 Public Rights of Way (as visual receptors) within 1 km of the Landfall, Cable Route and Onshore HVDC Converter/HVAC Substation. Public Rights of Way Closest distance in Reference Type District Easting Northing Parish metres Tetn/343/1 Footpath East Lindsey 127 533909 401821 North Cotes and Tetney Tetn/344/2 Footpath East Lindsey 131 530927 402443 Tetney Tetn/12/5 Footpath East Lindsey 152 533884 401853 Tetney Tetn/14/6 Footpath East Lindsey 162 530912 402071 Tetney Tetn/13/4 Footpath East Lindsey 178 533067 402083 Tetney Tetn/12/2 Footpath East Lindsey 213 532408 401497 Tetney Tetn/344/1 Footpath East Lindsey 222 530758 402472 Tetney Tetn/14/3 Footpath East Lindsey 222 530763 402474 Tetney Tetn/343/1 Footpath East Lindsey 288 533435 401463 North Cotes and Tetney Tetn/19/1 Footpath East Lindsey 305 534259 401949 North Cotes and Tetney Tetn/344/3 Footpath East Lindsey 357 531334 402611 Tetney HoLC/6/1 Footpath East Lindsey 423 529168 402241 Holton Le Clay HoLC/5/2 Footpath East Lindsey 441 529135 402224 Holton Le Clay Tetn/14/8 Footpath East Lindsey 442 531077 401802 Tetney Tetn/18/1 Footpath East Lindsey 523 534264 402165 Tetney Tetn/15/2 Footpath East Lindsey 531 531194 401627 Tetney Tetn/14/9 Footpath East Lindsey 547 531178 401679 Tetney Tetn/14/10 Footpath East Lindsey 596 531194 401626 Tetney HoLC/11/1 Footpath East Lindsey 676 529134 400903 Holton Le Clay and Tetney Tetn/14/11 Footpath East Lindsey 689 531221 401525 Tetney Tetn/16/1 Footpath East Lindsey 706 534139 402365 Tetney Tetn/14/1 Footpath East Lindsey 758 530689 403027 Tetney Tetn/14/2 Footpath East Lindsey 758 530689 403027 Tetney Tetn/20/1 Footpath East Lindsey 815 532378 400860 Tetney Tetn/17/1 Footpath East Lindsey 834 534510 402474 Tetney Tetn/14/14 Footpath East Lindsey 847 531276 401359 Tetney HoLC/3/1 Footpath East Lindsey 943 528016 402474 Holton Le Clay Tetn/19/1 Footpath East Lindsey 0 534566 401609 North Cotes and Tetney Tetn/343/1 Footpath East Lindsey 0 533751 401705 North Cotes and Tetney Tetn/12/5 Footpath East Lindsey 0 533697 401702 Tetney Tetn/13/5 Footpath East Lindsey 0 533070 401887 Tetney Tetn/14/4 Footpath East Lindsey 0 530834 402286 Tetney HoLC/5/4 Footpath East Lindsey 0 529261 401779 Holton Le Clay HoLC/4/1 Footpath East Lindsey 0 528649 401507 Holton Le Clay HoLC/10/1 Footpath East Lindsey 0 527902 401516 Holton Le Clay Tetn/12/3 Footpath East Lindsey 46 532617 401625 Tetney 1 Public Rights of Way Closest distance in Reference Type District Easting Northing Parish metres Tetn/12/4 Footpath East Lindsey 47 533068 401819 Tetney NCoa/18/3 Footpath East Lindsey 567 537993 402052 North Cotes and Marshchapel NCoa/18/2 Footpath East Lindsey 690 536619 400911 North Cotes and Marshchapel Mrsh/18/1 Footpath East Lindsey 852 536792 400796 Marshchapel Mrsh/18/5 Footpath East Lindsey 853 538128 401798 Marshchapel NCoa/21/1 Footpath East Lindsey 943 535048 400531 North Cotes Mrsh/22/2 Footpath East Lindsey 1257 537823 401081 Marshchapel 108 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 0 521110 408253 Aylesby 75 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 0 526140 402012 Waltham and Brigsley 75 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 0 526039 402016 Waltham and Brigsley 78 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 67 526027 402020 Brigsley 93 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 0 523998 404915 Bradley and Barnoldby Le Beck 97 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 0 522991 406216 Laceby (Wanderlust Way) 27 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 498 517743 411268 Stallingborough and Immingham 22 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 649 518934 411568 Stallingborough 109 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 65 521698 407845 Aylesby 109? Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 211 521418 408293 Aylesby and Healing 109? Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 836 521360 409202 Aylesby and Healing 108 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 270 521092 407885 Aylesby 97 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 493 522729 405242 Laceby 102 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 751 522600 407908 Aylesby and Laceby 102 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 851 522717 407927 Aylesby and Laceby 101 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 579 522754 407459 Laceby 97 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 62 523000 406382 Laceby 97 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 408 522812 405271 Laceby 94 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 407 522811 405272 Laceby and Barnoldby Le Beck 97 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 173 523013 405701 Laceby 97 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 134 523012 405722 Laceby (Wanderlust Way) 102 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 948 523253 407412 Aylesby and Laceby 93 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 256 523953 404653 Barnoldby le Beck (Wanderlust Way) 93 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 368 524099 405302 Barnoldby le Beck (Wanderlust Way) 165 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 359 524547 405218 Bradley 165 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 328 524661 405154 Bradley 93 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 556 524131 405488 Bradley and Barnoldby le Beck 120 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 598 523804 406205 Bradley and Laceby 120 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 625 523765 406332 Bradley and Laceby 120 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 750 523657 406668 Bradley and Laceby 163 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 750 523657 406668 Bradley 165 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 377 524711 405184 Bradley 75 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 294 526597 402010 Waltham and Brigsley 75 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 447 525517 401946 Waltham and Brigsley 75 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 324 525727 401964 Waltham and Brigsley 80 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 489 525517 401946 Brigsley 80 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 582 525516 401812 Brigsley 2 Public Rights of Way Closest distance in Reference Type District Easting Northing Parish metres 79 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 223 526027 401788 Waltham and Brigsley 75 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 10 526138 401940 Waltham and Brigsley 75 Bridleway North East Lincolnshire 570 526459 401691 Waltham and Brigsley 84 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 527745 401528 Brigsley 84 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 527654 401387 Brigsley 83 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 527625 401392 Brigsley 95 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 524597 404507 Bradley 95 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 523212 405746 Laceby 96 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 522820 406470 Laceby 103 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 521995 407427 Aylesby and Laceby 26 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 518422 410969 Stallingborough 24 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 81 518330 411609 Stallingborough 4 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 517340 412752 Immingham 7 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 515611 415001 Habrough 8 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 515955 414745 Habrough 110 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 0 521668 407760 Aylesby and Laceby 95a Footpath North East Lincolnshire 11 523244 405617 Bradley 96 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 26 522913 406432 Bradley and Laceby 8 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 38 515974 414655 Habrough 6 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 38 515974 414655 Habrough 96 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 62 523098 406274 Bradley and Laceby 4 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 67 516351 413053 Immingham 103 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 81 521897 407390 Aylesby and Laceby 110 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 98 521626 407638 Aylesby and Laceby 26 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 134 518239 411015 Stallingborough 95 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 134 523000 406011 Bradley 103 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 138 522149 407484 Aylesby and Laceby 24 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 158 518350 411585 Stallingborough 79 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 166 525491 402658 Waltham and Brigsley 77 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 73 514780 419434 Brigsley 71 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 200 524823 404471 Waltham 95 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 239 523366 406216 Bradley and Laceby 72 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 264 525056 403397 Waltham 24 Footpath North East Lincolnshire 239 518541 411451 Stallingborough 95a Footpath North East Lincolnshire 282 523519 405568 Bradley and Laceby
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    $pnhwrrji.xls North East Lincolnshire ROWIP Objectives NELC ROWIP Project Details Comments Update Key Action Public Footpath 21 Stallingborough currently crosses busy Stallingborough Interchange. This matter is currently being assessed to find a resolution. Bridleway 91 Ashby Cum Fenby has had to be closed due to deterioration of embankment at exit point onto Barton Street. Diversion Order considered Safer Road Crossings appropriate solution to divert exit to safer,flatter location further along Barton Street directly opposite ongoing route to avoid users having to walk, cycle and ride along narrow roadside verge. The diversion order was approved by the Secretary of State but a mapping discrepancy was later found requiring the Joint partnership project with road safety making of a Section 326 Variation Order to correct the error. The Variation team to improve exit points onto busy A road Order has now been made and advertised but was objected to once again by KA08, KA11 & and installation of information promotional the landowner. The opposed order will therefore need to be referred to the KA13 boards. Secretary of State in due course. Planned works to improve 2 further paths last year were put on hold due to Strategic Urban Path KA5,KA9, KA11 Project to deliver surface upgrades to lack of available funding. These projects have been carried forward to this year Improvement Plan & KA13 existing well used paths in the urban area. - Bradley BW93 & East Ravendale BW137. Ongoing legal issues to determine accurate line of FP72 requiring amendment to Reinstatement of FP72 Definitive Map and reinstatment of path on Decision made by Inspector not to confirm 2013 diversion order.