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Bearings: 300Mm Viewing Distance Newton Manor Farm Wind Turbine VIEWPOINT 5 View from Blithfield Reservoir Car Park CUMULATIVE WIREFRAME VISUALISATION 5D Viewpoint Information Grid Reference 405470E 323612N Ground Height 99m AOD Angle of View 90° Viewing Distance 300mm Braddocks Barn (Proposed) Nearest Turbine1 5944m Turbine Visibility 117° EXISTING VIEW NOTES: 1) All directions given as bearings relative to Grid North (BNG). 2) This visualisation has been produced using current best practice methodology. It aims to provide a realistic impression of the proposed development subject to the limitations of those photographic, IT and printing technologies used in its production. HOW TO USE THIS VISUALISATION: This visualisation is a cylindrical projection panorama: Hold this sheet from your eyes at the viewing distance noted Braddocks Barn above and curve the image through approximately 90° and turn head to view. Alternatively, the visualisation can be laid flat and viewed by scanning left or right parallel to the sheet maintaining the correct viewing distance between your eye and the page. This visualisation is a tool for assessment and is best used for comparison in the field from the viewpoint location noted. It cannot be considered a substitute for visiting the viewpoint location. Location Plan Bearings: 300mm Viewing Distance Map scale = 1:100000 extracted from ZTV to blade tip W N E S W N E 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 000 010 020 030 040 050 060 070 080 090 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 Date By 200 Paper QA Rev 210 220 230 240 250 260 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 000 010 020 030 040 050 060 070 080 090 300mm Viewing Distance Oct-12 LMR 297x610mm TE - 300mm Viewing Distance CUMULATIVE WIREFRAME VIEW Reproduced from Ordnance Survey digital map data © Crown Copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ^ Bearing of centre of images showing Project WFarm = 144.55° Newton Manor Farm Wind Turbine VIEWPOINT 6 View from Blythe Bridge Bank CUMULATIVE WIREFRAME VISUALISATION 6C Viewpoint Information Grid Reference 405111E 328886N Ground Height 140m AOD Angle of View 90° Viewing Distance 300mm Newton Manor Farm Nearest Turbine1 3218m Turbine Visibility 206° to 207° Far Coley Farm (Proposed) Nearest Turbine1 7551m Turbine Visibility 207° Braddocks Barn (Proposed) Nearest Turbine1 9774m Turbine Visibility 144° EXISTING VIEW NOTES: 1) All directions given as bearings relative to Grid North (BNG). 2) This visualisation has been produced using current best practice methodology. It aims to provide a realistic impression of the proposed development subject to the limitations of those photographic, IT and printing technologies used in its production. HOW TO USE THIS VISUALISATION: This visualisation is a cylindrical projection panorama: Hold this sheet from your eyes at the viewing distance noted Braddocks Barn Newton Manor Farm above and curve the image through approximately 90° and turn head to view. Alternatively, the visualisation can be laid flat and viewed by scanning left or right parallel to the sheet maintaining the correct viewing distance between Far Coley Farm your eye and the page. This visualisation is a tool for assessment and is best used for comparison in the field from the viewpoint location noted. It cannot be considered a substitute for visiting the viewpoint location. Location Plan Bearings: 300mm Viewing Distance Map scale = 1:100000 extracted from ZTV to blade tip W N E S W N E 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 000 010 020 030 040 050 060 070 080 090 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 230 Date By 240 Paper QA Rev250 260 270 280 290 300 310 320 330 340 350 000 010 020 030 040 050 060 070 080 090 300mm Viewing Distance Oct-12 LMR 297x610mm TE - 300mm Viewing Distance CUMULATIVE WIREFRAME VIEW Reproduced from Ordnance Survey digital map data © Crown Copyright 2012. All rights reserved. ^ Bearing of centre of images showing Project WFarm = 197.57° APPENDIX 6.1: LIST OF HERITAGE ASSETS 132 Newton Manor Farm, Admaston, Rugeley, Staffs: Cultural Heritage Baseline HEADLAND ARCHAEOLOGY (UK) LTD 9 APPENDIX 1 – HERITAGE ASSETS INCLUDED IN THE ASSESSMENT List HA Entry Staffordshire Number Designation No. HER ID Name HA01 MST2506 Newton / Newtone (Settlement) Lower Booth moated site and deserted HA02 SAM 1009336 medieval village HA03 II 1038401 Lower Booth farmhouse HA04 I 1294024 Church of St Leonard Churchyard cross approximately 5 yards HA05 II 1038394 south of south aisle of church of St Leonard HA06 MST741 Chapel of Ease, Newton, Blithfield MST8112, HA07 II 1190076 MST14079 The Woodlands, Newton, Blithfield HA08 MST17321 Wyndleat, Newton, Blithfield MST8117, Vaughanʹs Lane Farmhouse, Newton, HA09 II 1038404 MST14078 Blithfield HA10 MST17322 Fairview, Newton, Blithfield Stable and Attached Outbuilding, Vaughanʹs HA11 II 1190101 MST8118 Lane, Farm, Newton HA12 MST12770 Barn, Newton Farm, Newton, Blithfield HA13 MST18618 Middle Farm, Newton, Blithfield HA14 MST18619 Manor Farm, Newton, Blithfield Farmstead, North‐East of Newbuildings Farm, HA15 MST18622 Newton, Blithfield HA16 MST18617 Newbuildings Farm, Newton, Blithfield HA17 II 1038402 Newton Hurst farmhouse HA18 MST18616 Lea Heath Farm, Hixon Outfarm, North‐East of Newbuildings Farm, HA19 MST18621 Newton, Blithfield Outfarm, North‐West of Dapple Heath, HA20 MST18620 Blithfield HA21 II 1258228 Old Hall farmhouse HA22 II* 1374476 Callowhill Hall Gate piers, steps and flanking walls approximately 10 yards south east of HA23 II 1190166 Callowhill Hall HA24 II 1190068 Higher Booth farmhouse HA25 MST17445 Water Meadow, Upper Callowhill, Kingstone HA26 MST18614 Water Meadow, North of Blithfield Reservoir HA27 I 1190006 Blithfield Hall HA28 II 1038398 Ice house at ngr SK 02382390 Churchyard wall and gateway to Blithfield HA29 II 1189995 hall HA30 II 1038399 The Orangery ‐ 16‐ Newton Manor Farm, Admaston, Rugeley, Staffs: Cultural Heritage Baseline HEADLAND ARCHAEOLOGY (UK) LTD Bridge, gatepiers, walls and Ha Ha south of HA31 II 1038396 Blithfield Hall Courtyard walls and outbuilding east of HA32 II 1294010 Blithfield Hall Fence immediately north west of Blithfield HA33 II 1294013 Hall Fence and steps immediately north east of HA34 II 1374492 Blithfield Hall Sundial approximately 10 yards south west of HA35 II 1374493 Blithfield Hall Game larder and attached walls approximately 20 yards north east of Blithfield HA36 II 1038397 Hall Main gateway to Blithfield Hall with flanking HA37 II 1190043 walls Coach house mews and attached wall and HA38 II 1190048 arch to north ‐ 17‐ APPENDIX 6.2: CULTURAL HERITAGE FIGURES 133 Newton Wind Turbine Newton Staffordshire proposed turbine 0 100km 403000 404000 405000 403000 327000 326000 325000 Reproduced using 2009 OS 1:50,000 Landranger Series no. 128 and N digital OpenData. Ordnance Survey © Crown copyright 2012. All rights 01km reserved. Licence no. AL 100013329 Scale 1:20,000 @ A4 Figure 1: Site location 401000 402000 403000 404000 405000 406000 N 328000 2km se arc h a rea HA25 HA02 HA03 HA24 1km HA21 se 327000 a rch ar ea Key HA22 HA23 HER data HA20 Listed Buildings - Grade I HA19 Listed Buildings - Grade II Events HA18 Scheduled Ancient Monuments (SAMs) 326000 HA15 HA14 HA17 Metres HA16 HA06 0 1000 HA26 HA13 HA10 HA07 HA01 Historic Environment Record information HA08 derived from Staffordshire HER dated HA11 HA12 09/08/2012 © Staffordshire HER HA09 LBs, SAMs and RPGs information derived from English Heritage datasets dated July 2012. 325000 Newton Wind Turbine HA04 HA27 HA29 HA30 Figure 2: HER Data, Listed HA05 HA34 HA36 Buildings, Events, SAMs and HA33 HA32 HA35 HA37 RPGs within 2km 324000 HA28 HA38 Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2012 HA31 401000 402000 403000 404000 405000 N 328000 Key 18th/19th Century Semi Planned 327000 Enclosure Early Small Rectilinear Fields Miscellaneous Floodplain Fields Piecemeal Enclosure Plantations Post 1880s Reorganised Piecemeal Enclosure Post 1880s Settlement Pre 1880s Settlement Squatter Enclosure 326000 Metres 0 1000 Historic Environment Record information derived from Staffordshire HER dated 09/08/2012 © Staffordshire HER LBs, SAMs and RPGs information derived from English Heritage datasets dated July 2012. 325000 Newton Wind Turbine Figure 3: Historic Landscape Characterisation 324000 Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2012 399000 401000 403000 405000 407000 409000 N 5km lim it o f i mp ac t a ss es sm en 330000 t 328000 Key visible areas 326000 Metres 0 2000 Historic Environment Record information derived from Staffordshire HER dated 09/08/2012 © Staffordshire HER 324000 LBs, SAMs and RPGs information derived from English Heritage datasets dated July 2012. Newton Wind Turbine 322000 Figure 4: Setting Impact within 5km Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2012 APPENDIX 7.1: GLOSSARY OF TERMINOLOGY 134 Appendix 7.1: Glossary of Terminology In order to assist the understanding of acoustic terminology and the relative change in noise, the following background information is provided. The human ear can detect a very wide range of pressure fluctuations, which are perceived as sound. In order to express these fluctuations in a manageable way, a logarithmic scale called the decibel, or dB scale is used. The decibel scale typically ranges from 0dB (the threshold of hearing) to over 120dB. An indication of the range of sound levels commonly found in the environment is given in the following table. Table A-1 Sound Levels Commonly Found in the Environment Sound Level Location 0dB(A) Threshold of hearing 20 to 30dB(A) Quiet bedroom at night 30 to 40dB(A) Living room during the day 40 to 50dB(A) Typical office 50 to 60dB(A) Inside a car 60 to 70dB(A) Typical high street 70 to 90dB(A) Inside factory 100 to 110dB(A) Burglar alarm at 1m away 110 to 130dB(A) Jet aircraft on take off 140dB(A) Threshold of Pain Acoustic Terminology dB (decibel) The scale on which sound pressure level is expressed.
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