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Marine Licence Applications Received and Determined SEPTEMBER 2016 Marine Licence Applications Received Licence Applicant Site Location Type of Application Number Name RML1657 Natural Afon Dysynni outfall Marine Licences – Non EIA Resources gravel removal and Wales relocation. RML1628 Dwr Cymru Cardiff Waste Water Marine Licences – Non EIA Treatment Works. CML1644 Morgan Sindall Repairs to Porthcawl Marine Licences – Non EIA Construction seafront outfall. and Infrastructure CML1640 Alun Griffiths Church Road Sewage Marine Licences – Non EIA Contractors Pumping Station. Limited CML1627 Egnedol Blackbridge Marine Licences – Non EIA Pembroke Revetment repair. Eco-power Limited CRML1532 Amalgamated Sudbrook sea defence Marine Licences – Non EIA Construction repairs. Limited (AMC) CML1642 Morgan Sindall Colwyn Bay Seafront Marine Licences – Non EIA Construction Rainscape – West and Promenade New Infrastructure Outfall. CML1645 Amalgamated Kidwelly Culvert. Marine Licences – Non EIA Construction Limited (AMC) CML1625 Mr Adrian Replacement of Storm Marine Licences – Non EIA Gerald Parker wall at Salt House Cottage. RML1629 QinetiQ Cribach Beach Marine Licences – Non EIA Demolition and removal works. www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Page 1 of 15 Marine Licence Applications Determined Licence Licence Holder Site Location Type of Application Decision Number Name RML1657 Natural Resources Afon Dysynni outfall Marine Licences – Issued Wales gravel removal and Non EIA relocation. RML1628 Dwr Cymru Cardiff Waste Marine Licences – Issued Water Treatment Non EIA Works. CML1644 Morgan Sindall Repairs to Marine Licences – Issued Construction and Porthcawl seafront Non EIA Infrastructure outfall. CML1640 Alun Griffiths Church Road Marine Licences – Issued Contractors Sewage Pumping Non EIA Limited Station. CML1627 Egnedol Blackbridge Marine Licences – Issued Pembroke Eco- Revetment repair. Non EIA power Limited CML1642 Morgan Sindall Colwyn Bay Marine Licences – Issued Construction and Seafront Rainscape Non EIA Infrastructure – West Promenade New Outfall. CML1645 Amalgamated Kidwelly Culvert. Marine Licences – Issued Construction Non EIA Limited (AMC) CML1625 Mr Adrian Gerald Replacement of Marine Licences – Issued Parker Storm wall at Salt Non EIA House Cottage. RML1629 QinetiQ Cribach Beach Marine Licences – Issued Demolition and Non EIA removal works. AUGUST 2016 Marine Licence Applications Received Licence Applicant Site Location Type of Application Number Name RML1654 Denbighshire Rhyl, Denbighshire East Rhyl Coastal Defences – County Ground Investigation Council CML1653 Pembrokeshire Gelliswick, Marine Licences non-EIA – County Pembrokeshire Gelliswick Coast Protection Council Scheme CML1652 City and Glanymor Park Marine Licences non-EIA – County of Glanymor Park Armourstone Wall Swansea Reconstruction CML1651 Network Rail Afon Wen, Gwynedd Marine Licences non-EIA – Coastal Sea Defence Works RML1650 Dwr Cymru Connahs Quay, Marine Licences non-EIA – River Flintshire Dee Crossing Ground Investigation Works www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Page 2 of 15 CML1649 RWE Aberthaw, Vale of Marine Licences non-EIA – Sea Generation UK Glamorgan Defence Repairs PLC. DML1648 Stena Line Holyhead Holyhead Harbour Maintenance Ports Ltd. Dredging DML1646 Milford Haven Milford Haven, Milford Haven Harbour Port Authority Pembrokeshire Maintenance dredging Marine Licence Applications Determined Licence Licence Holder Site Location Type of Application Decision Number Name CML1638 Wales and West Baglan Bay Marine Licences non- Issued Utilities EIA – Baglan Bay renovation works. CML1606 J.N. Bentley Hook Waste Water Marine Licences non- Issued Treatment Works EIA growth scheme. RML1641 Natural Resources Sabellaria Reef Grab Samples Issued Wales Feature. DML1617 Airbus Operations Broughton Dredging River Dee Issued Ltd. CRML1612 Network Rail Inspection and Marine Licences Issued Infrastructure Ltd. Maintenance of non-EIA Barmouth Viaduct CML1632 Bect Building Cardiff Bayscape Issued Contractors Ltd. Development CML1633 Cardiff marine Cardiff Marina Bayscape Issued Group Limited Development CML1615 SDG (Rhyl) Ltd. Rhyl – Marina Quay Marine Licences – Issued redevelopment. Non EIA JULY 2016 Marine Licence Applications Received Licence Applicant Site Location Type of Application Number Name RML1641 Natural Sabellaria Reef Grab Samples Resources Feature. Wales CML1642 Morgan Colwyn Bay – Seafront Marine Licences non-EIA Sindall Rainscape – West (Infrastructure) Promenade New Ltd Outfall. CML1644 Morgan Porthcawl Sea – Marine Licences non-EIA Sindall Outfall. (Infrastructure) Ltd www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Page 3 of 15 DML1639 City and Swansea Marina Marine Licences non-EIA - County of Maintenance Dredging Swansea Marine Licence Applications Determined Licence Licence Holder Site Location Type of Application Decision Number Name CRML1608 Morgan Sindall Aberarth Outfall Marine Licences non- Issued (Infrastructure) EIA Ltd CML1558 Away Resorts Talybont, Marine Licences non- Issued Gwynedd EIA CRML1613 Network Rail River Usk Viaduct Marine Licences non- Issued EIA CRML1622 Gwynedd County Trefor Pier Construction/Demolition Issued Council Demolition JUNE 2016 Marine Licence Applications Received Licence Applicant Site Location Type of Application Number Name DML1639 City and Swansea Marina Marine Licences non-EIA - County of Maintenance Dredging Swansea ORML1618 Minesto UK Holyhead Deep Deep project – Phase 1 Ltd. CML1638 Wales and Baglan Bay Marine Licences non-EIA – Baglan West Utilities Bay renovation works. Marine Licence Applications Determined Licence Licence Holder Site Location Type of Application Decision Number Name CML1626 Cardiff Marine Aberystwyth Marina Fast Track Issued Group Limited. RML1631 The Lost Caves of Gower Peninsula Grab samples Issued Gower Project RML1602 Milford Haven Milford Haven Dock Ground Issued Port Authority investigation MMML1548 Llanelli Sands Llanelli Marine Licence Issued dredging Area involving EIA 476 CRML1561 Afon Teifi Ceredigion Management of Issued Fairways Ltd. Moorings & Navigation to the River Teifi. www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Page 4 of 15 BUML1534 Conwy County West shore, Wind-blown sand Issued Borough Council Llandudno RML1614 Tarmac Marine Severn Estuary Marine Licence – Issued non-EIA MAY 2016 Marine Licence Applications Received Licence Applicant Site Location Type of Application Number Name DML1635 Associated Swansea Swansea maintenance dredging British Ports disposal – renewal DML1634 Associated Barry Barry maintenance dredging British Ports disposal – renewal DML1637 Associated Cardiff Cardiff maintenance dredging British Ports disposal – renewal DML1636 Associated Newport Newport maintenance dredging British Ports disposal – renewal CML1633 Cardiff Cardiff Marina Bayscape Development marine Group Limited RML1631 The Lost Gower Peninsula Grab samples Caves of Gower Project CML1632 Bect Building Cardiff Bayscape Development Contractors Limited ` DML1630 Associated Port Talbot ABP Port Talbot Dredge and British Ports disposal RML1629 Qinetiq Aberporth, Ceredigion Cribach beach demolition and removal works CML1627 Egnedol Milford Haven, Blackbridge Revetment repair Pembroke Pembrokeshire Eco-Power Limited CML1626 Cardiff Aberystwyth Aberystwyth Marina Marine Group Limited. RML1628 Dwr Cymru Caernarfon Cardiff Waste Water Treatment Works Erosion Assessment – Trial Pits Marine Licence Applications Determined Licence Licence Holder Site Location Type of Application Decision Number Name RML1607 Environment Severn Lower Grab sampling at Issued Agency Severn Lower water framework directive water body www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Page 5 of 15 CRML1559 Network Rail Gwili Llangennech, Network Rail Issued Underbridge Carmarthenshire. infrastructure refurbishment projects RML1620 Bangor University, Estuaries around Grab Samples Issued centre for applied Wales DML1542 Jim O’ Toole 4m Dredge – Port Marine Licences – Issued of Mostyn Non EIA RML1621 West Wales Milford Haven Grab Samples Issued Shellfishermans Oyster association regeneration project APRIL 2016 Marine Licence Applications Received Licence Applicant Site Location Type of Application Number Name DML1624 Bird Port Newport Bird Port Approaches RML1623 Centre for Clean Seas Environmental Environment monitoring program Fisheries and Marine Licence Applications Determined Licence Licence Holder Site Location Type of Application Decision Number Name CML1601 Network Rail Afon Wen Afon Wen sea Issued defence works DML1540 Cardiff Harbour Cardiff Bay Barrage Disposal of Issued Authority maintenance dredged material. RML1557 Tidal lagoon Swansea Bay Geotechnical Issued (Swansea Bay) Investigations PLC MARCH 2016 Marine Licence Applications Received Licence Applicant Name Site Location Type of Application Number CRML1622 Gwynedd County Trefor Pier Construction/Demolition Council Demolition RML1621 West Wales Milford Haven Grab Samples Shellfishermans Oyster association regeneration project RML1620 Bangor Wales Grab Samples University Centre for applied estuaries around Wales www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Page 6 of 15 CML1619 Conwy County Victoria Pier Marine Licences – Non EIA Borough Council ORML1618 Minesto UK Deep Green Marine Licences involving EIA Limited. Holyhead Deep Project DML1617 Airbus Broughton Dredging River Dee Operations Ltd. CML1615 SDG (Rhyl) Ltd. Rhyl – Marina Marine Licences – Non EIA Quay redevelopment. Marine Licence Applications Determined Licence Licence Holder Site Location Type of Application Decision Number Name CML1619 Conwy County
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    51 4. Historical reconstruction from micromorphology: a case study from the Lleyn Peninsula, Wales 4.1 Introduction Understanding the causes of microstructures (Chapters Two, Three) and recognising their spatial relationships allows us to reconstruct the environmental history of deposits. In this chapter the environmental history of a deposit at Criccieth, North Wales (Figure 4.1), is reconstructed in more detail than is possible using macroscale features. Such studies are all too rare, partly because of our ignorance as to the causes of microstructures, and partly because of a lack of confidence in microstructural homogeneity on a larger scale. Both views can be attributed to the youth of microstructural research. Such interpretations are, in fact, reasonable - if care is taken over their application. While it is essential that further studies are made of heterogeneity within small areas of outcropping glaciogenic sediments, it should be remembered that the same scale differences are encountered in other branches of geology. The Quaternary deposits of the Lleyn peninsula, in North Wales, have been the source of much controversy. Past discussions centred on the number of terrestrial glaciations in the area (Saunders, 1968 vs. Boulton, 1977). However, present interest in the peninsula stems from an older debate; that between the supporters of terrestrial glaciations and glaciomarine floods. Eyles and McCabe (1989) have split workers by suggesting that the Irish Sea deposits are glaciomarine (Figure 4.1). This origin would add weight to the theory that the last major deglaciation (d180 Stage 2®1) was so rapid because the edge of the major ice sheets were floated from their beds (Broecker and Denton, 1990).
  • Marine Licence Applications Received and Determined

    Marine Licence Applications Received and Determined

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