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Post Volume 6 Section 10 Appendices Lower Thames Crossing Post-Consultation Scheme Assessment Report Volume 6 Volume Volume 6: Environmental Appraisal Section 10: Appendices Lower Thames Crossing | 2017 POST-CONSULTATION SCHEME ASSESSMENT REPORT (VOLUME 6 - SECTION 10 APPENDICES) Contents Title Appendix 6.1 Environmental Drawings Appendix 6.2 Engagement with Environmental Bodies Appendix 6.3 Air Quality Results i POST-CONSULTATION SCHEME ASSESSMENT REPORT (VOLUME 6 - SECTION 10 APPENDICES) HA540039-HHJ-ZZZ-REP-ZZZ-012 DATE PUBLISHED - MARCH 2017 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED POST-CONSULTATION SCHEME ASSESSMENT REPORT (VOLUME 6 - SECTION 10 APPENDICES) Appendix 6.1 - Environmental Drawings Drawing reference Description 1 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-ZZZZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0001 Landscape/ Townscape Constraints 2 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-ZZZZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0002 Biodiversity, Historic Environment and Planning Constraints 3 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-ZZZZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0003 Internationally Designated Sites 4 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-ZZZZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0004 Air and Noise Constraints and Air Quality Modelling Receptor Locations 5 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-ZZZZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0005 Community Land Use Constraints 6 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-ZZZZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0006 Public Rights of Way and Cycle Routes 7 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-AD0ZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0003 Route 1 Bridge Land Take High Level Constraints 8 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-AD0ZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0004 Route 1 Bridge Land Take Water Constraints 9 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-CD3ZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0001 Route 3 Bored Tunnel Land Take High Level Constraints 10 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-CD3ZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0002 Route 3 Bored Tunnel Land Take Water Constraints 11 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-CD4ZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0001 Route 4 Bored Tunnel Land Take High Level Constraints 12 HA540039-HHJ-EGN-CD4ZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0002 Route 4 Bored Tunnel Land Take Water Constraints i POST-CONSULTATION SCHEME ASSESSMENT REPORT (VOLUME 6 - SECTION 10 APPENDICES) HA540039-HHJ-ZZZ-REP-ZZZ-012 DATE PUBLISHED - MARCH 2017 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED A12(T) ¯ Route Alignments A129!( Junction Constraints A12 A176 ESSEX Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (National value) A127 M25 BRENTWOOD Green Belt (Regional value) A128 COUNTY A118 District Boundary DISTRICT A1235 A127 County Boundary BASILDON A132 A127 Route 4 DISTRICT A127 !( B148 A1321 !( (! B1036 B1464 A124 A13 A176 HAVERING B187 LONDON M25 B186 BORO B1007 A13 B1421 B1420 (!!( A128 A1014 A1014 A13 A1013 B188 (!!( M25 THURROCK B1335 A13(T) A1306 Route 3 B1335 (!!( (!!( !( A13(T) A13(T) A1306 A1013 A1012 !( A1089(T) B186 B149 A126 A126 A126(T) A126 B189 A1090 Route 1 A1089 A206 !( A206 B255 A2026 B3228 B256 B2175 A226 A226 A226 A226 A2018 B2174 B2500 B2174 !( A296 A2260 B261 A226 DARTFORD A2(T) Western !( Eastern A2(T) A225 DISTRICT Southern B2000 B258 !( B255 Southern Link Link A227 KENT A2(T) B262 COUNTY A226 A289 M25 B2108 (!!( GRAVESHAM A2(T) B260 DISTRICT (!!( A2(T) A2 A228 A225 MEDWAY SEVENOAKS A227 DISTRICT A228 M2 A20 M20 A225 0 1 2 Kilometres Copyright Status Revision Client Project © Natural England copyright 2016. LOWER THAMES S5 P02 Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database Scale 1:75,000 Date - rights 2016 Ordnance Survey CROSSING 08/08/16 100030649 Drawing Title Drawn By L.HULME Checked By S.RIMELL Approved By A.SAUNDERS Halcrow Hyder Joint Venture Project No. HA PIN | Originator Burderop Park Original Size Swindon, SN4 0QD Landscape / Townscape HA540039 HHJ A3 ILLUSTRATIVE Tel. +44(0)1793 812479 Constraints Drawing Number | | | P02 S5 08/08/16 Post Consultation SAR Issue LH SR AS DESIGN P01 S5 18/01/16 SAR ISSUE LH SR AS The design shown on these drawings is illustrative and may be subject to change in later stages of the HHJ-EGN-ZZZZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0001 scheme development. Path: C:\Users\lha76846\OneDriveARCADIS\LTC\mxd\SAR\HA540039-HHJ-EGN-ZZZZZZZZEG-MP-EN-0001.mxd - Rev Status Rev. Date Purpose of revision Drawn Chck'd Apprv'd BRENTWOOD DISTRICT A176 !( Junction ¯ Route Alignments A1023 District Boundary A128 A12(T) County Boundary Major Planned Development Basildon Havering M25 A129 A176 Bexley Maidstone Brentwood Medway A12 Dartford Thurrock Residential Gravesham Tonbridge and Malling - Consented Residential A127 Residential - Ecological Constraints - Consented Not Determined Ramsar (International value) Residential A118 Residential with commercial - Consented A176 Special Area of ConservationA1235 floorspace and Residential (International value) associated works Demolition and A127 with commercial HAVERING - Not Consented redevelopment Special Protection Area floorspace and for new office, (International value) associated works Residential with warehouse and B148 LONDON Residential - Not Consented retail and community shed - Consented Ancient Woodland !( - Consented hall - Consented A127 Residential(National with value) A1321 BORO BASILDON retail Siteand leisureof Special Scientific - Consented A132 Route 4 Interest (National value) (!!( DISTRICT A176Recommended Marine A128 Conservation Zone (National value) Solar PV Demolition and Demolition and residential, primary Duck farm and system - residential, primary Local Nature Reserve (Local value) Solar Park school, retail and anaerobic digestion Consented school, retail Extension to club - Consented associatedLocal Wildlife works Site (Local value) plant - Not consented and associated works house and new - Consented - Consented Public Open Spacedriving (Barking range & Dagenham)B1464 - Consented A124 Cultural Heritage Constraints Thames M25 Grade I Listed Building (National value) A13 Estuary B187 Solar park - Refused Grade II* Listed Building (National value) Thames Grade II Listed Building Estuary B1007 (Regional value) B186 Mixed use residential, retail andScheduled community Monument Residential (National value) - Not use - Not determined Determined Former Gateway at Solar Registered Parks and Garden Thames Groves Barns Park - EIA (National value) Estuary Screening Mixed use residential, B1421 Conservation Area retail and(National community - Local value) Roman barrow 260m use - Not determined north east of South Mixed use residential, A13 Local Historic Landscape EIA Screening !( Ockendon Hall retail and community (! Gatehouse and (Local value) Opinion Solar Farm moat of South Ockenden use - Not determined - Not determined B1420 Old Hall M25 Landscape and Visual Amenity Woodland, recreation Constraints and amenity use A128 - Not determined Area of Outstanding Natural Springfield style New country Beauty (National value) park - Not enclosure and Iron Age enclosures B188 Sand and gravel determined south of Hill House, extraction - Solar farm Bishop Bonner's Residential A1014 Baker Street. - Consented Consented - Consented Palace, Orsett Wind Residential - London Gateway turbines - Residential EIA Screening Logistics Park electrical Consented - Consented infrastructure - Consented A1306 Residential including B1335 Sand and gravel !( community use and doctors extraction - A13 (! surgery - Consented Consented Processing A1013 plant - New secondary Causewayed enclosure Refused school - Demolition and Recycling and Anglo-Saxon Consented A13(T) residential development Redevelopment B1335 centre - cemetery 500m ENE Redevelopment - Consented for residential Crop mark Consented Ecology of Heath Place for emploment use - Consented complex, Orsett (!!( park - Thames use - Consented !( Consented Estuary (!!( Residential including doctor's Residential surgery - Consented Demolition andTHURROCK redevelopment Route 3 and floorspace for residential use for community A13(T) - Consented A1013 Shopping centre A1089(T) and health use - A1306 Status Unknown Residential extension and associated works - Not Determined Time limit extension - Refused for residential Residential South Thames !( B149 development - Consented B186 A1012 - Consented Estuary and Marshes Shopping centre !( Residential - Second World War extension and associated Not consented anti-aircraft battery works - Not Determined A126(T) Solar at Bowaters Farm Expansion of A126 Solar farm port facilities farm - Not West Thurrock - Consented Solar East - EIA Scoping determined Demolition and Lagoon & B189 farm - Tilbury Solar farm - Battery Thames redevelopment A1090 Marshes Consented fo strategic rail Redevelopment Not determined Earthworks near Estuary & for storage and church, West Marshes freight interchange - Residential Not Determined distribution uses Route 1 Tilbury and associated - Consented Residential, including works - Consented health centre and Details for commercial floorspace redevelopment - Not determined for employment Leachate and mixed uses disposal plant - Consented - Not Consented A1089 Import of Hotel - materials - Residential A206 Consented Leisure Consented Coalhouse Fort Industrial - Consented Residential resort - Not battery and use - - Consented A2026 Consented Consented artillery defences !( A206 Residential B3228 Residential Tilbury - Consented Residential Fort Residential - Consented Material - Consented Mixed use including- Consented importation - residential, Not Consented retail office use Thames - Not determined Residential B2174 B2175 Estuary & A2018 - Consented Marshes A226 Residential - Business / Residential Extension and Not Consented B2174 industrial, storage Mixed use including - Consented A226 alterations to shopping and distribution - residential, business, Security ditch Redevelopment centre - Not Determined Residential !( Remediation - Consented including new Consented A296 community and retail and non-residential works - academy building facilities - Consented floorspace including B261 Consented Church Of and sports centre education and community - Consented A226 St
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