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Hornsea Project Three Offshore Wind Farm Hornsea Project Three Offshore Wind Farm Hornsea Project Three Offshore Wind Farm Consultation Report: Annex 3 – Consultee List PINS Document Reference: A5.1.3 Planning Act 2008, s37(7) Date: May 2018 Annex 3 – Consultee List Consultation Report May 2018 Consultation Report Annex 3: Consultee List Report Number: A5.1.3 Version: Final Date: May 2018 This report is also downloadable from the Hornsea Project Three offshore wind farm website at: www.hornseaproject3.co.uk Ørsted 5 Howick Place, Prepared by: Ørsted London, SW1P 1WG Checked by: Sarah Drljaca and Andrew Guyton © Orsted Power (UK) Ltd, 2018. All rights reserved Accepted by: Emily Woolfenden Front cover picture: Kite surfer near a UK offshore wind farm © Orsted Hornsea Project Three (UK) Ltd., 2018. Approved by: Sophie Banham ii Annex 3 – Consultee List Consultation Report May 2018 Table of Contents Section Content 1 EIA Regulation 9 list of consultees identified by PINS 2 List of Consultees consulted under Section 42 of the 2008 Planning Act 3 Further Statutory Consultation (Phase 2.B): Land interests 4 Focussed Statutory Consultation (Phase 2.C): Consultee List iii Hornsea Project Three Offshore Wind Farm Hornsea Project Three Offshore Wind Farm Consultation Report: Annex 3 Section 1 - EIA Regulation 9 list of consultees identified by PINS Date: May 2018 Annex 3 - Consultee List Consultation Report May 2018 5 Annex 3 - Consultee List Consultation Report May 2018 Schedule 1 Description Organisation Contact 1. Regulation 9 List Consultation Service, Hornbeam House, Schedule 1 Description Organisation Contact Electra Way, Crewe Business Park, The Health and Safety Health and Safety Executive Mr Dave Adams (MHPD) Crewe, Cheshire, CW1 6GJ Executive NSIP Consultations consultations( @ )naturalengland.org.uk Building 2.2, Redgrave Court, Merton Road, Natural England Natural England (Offshore Wind Farms) Claire Ludgate Bootle, (Offshore Wind Farms) Claire.Ludgate( @ )naturalengland.org.uk Merseyside, L20 7HS Cc to: Louise.Burton( @ )naturalengland.org.uk NSIP.applications( @ )hse.gsi.gov.uk The National Health NHS England NHS England The Historic Buildings Historic England - East of England gary.griffin( @ )HistoricEngland.org.uk Service Commissioning NHS Commissioning Board and Monuments Cc to: shane.gould( @ )HistoricEngland.org.uk Board Commission for England PO Box 16728 Redditch, B97 9PT The Historic Buildings Historic England Chris Pater england.contactus( @ )nhs.net and Monuments Cc : gary.griffin( @ )HistoricEngland.org.uk Cc to: Commission for England cc: shane.gould( @ )HistoricEngland.org.uk gus.williamson( @ )nhs.net (OFFSHORE ONLY) cc: chris.pater( @ )HistoricEngland.org.uk The relevant Clinical North Norfolk Clinical Commissioning Group North Norfolk Clinical Commissioning Group Commissioning Group The relevant fire and Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service hq( @ )fire.norfolk.gov.uk 1 Mill Close, rescue authority Aylsham, NR11 6LZ The relevant police and Norfolk Police and Crime Commissioner opccn( @ )norfolk.pnn.police.uk Norwich Clinical Commissioning Group Norwich Clinical Commissioning Group, crime commissioner Room 202, City Hall, The relevant parish Kelling Parish Council Mr Jason Bell St Peters Street, council(s) or, where the 20 Greenways, Kelling Road, application relates to land Norwich, NR2 1NH [in] Wales or Scotland, Holt, the relevant community Norfolk, NR25 6RX South Norfolk Clinical Commissioning Group South Norfolk Clinical Commissioning Group, council kellingparishcouncil71( @ )yahoo.co.uk Lakeside 400 Old Chapel Way, The relevant parish council(s) or, where the Broadland Business Park, application relates to land West Beckham Parish Council Mr John Stibbons Thorpe St Andrew, [in] Wales or Scotland, Langdale, Cromer Road, the relevant community Norwich, Lower Gresham, council Norfolk, NR7 0WG Norfolk, NR11 8RB johnstibbons( @ )gmail.com Natural England Natural England Natural England 6 Annex 3 - Consultee List Consultation Report May 2018 Schedule 1 Description Organisation Contact Schedule 1 Description Organisation Contact Salthouse Parish Council Mr John Stibbons Norwich, Langdale, Cromer Road, Lower Gresham, Norfolk, NR11 7DF Norfolk, NR11 8RB oultonpc( @ )gmail.com johnstibbons( @ )gmail.com Cawston Parish Council Clerk of Cawston PC East Beckham Parish Council Mr John Stibbons cawstonpc( @ )yahoo.co.uk Langdale, Cromer Road, 1 Lower Gresham, Reepham Parish Council Clerk of Reepham PC Norfolk NR11 8RB Reepham Town Council, Town Hall, johnstibbons( @ )gmail.com Church Street, Reepham, NR10 4JW Holt Parish Council Ms Elaine Oliver clerk( @ )reephamtowncouncil.org.uk Holt Town Council Office Community Centre Kerridge Way, Holt, Felthorpe Parish Council Ms Sonya Blythe Norfolk NR25 6DN 36 Acres Way, holttowncouncil( @ )gmail.com Drayton, Norwich, NR8 6UT felthorpe_pc( @ )yahoo.co.uk Edgefield Parish Council Ms Kirsty Cotgrove Bodgers Field Norwich Road Briston, Lyng Parish Council Ms Camilla Davis Norfolk, NR24 2BB Ivybush 9 Duffield Crescent, kirstytimson( @ )yahoo.co.uk Lyng, NR9 5RX cc: sbmparishcouncil( @ )yahoo.co.uk lyngpcclerk( @ )gmail.com Briston Parish Council Ms Jennifer English Corpusty and Saxthrope Parish Council Mrs Jo Boxhall The Parish Office, Briston Pavilion Recreation White House, Pettywell, Ground, Stone Beck Lane Briston Nr Melton Reepham, NR10 4RN Constable, csparishclerk( @ )just-jo.co.uk Norfolk NR24 2LQ The relevant parish parish-council( @ )briston-norfolk.org.uk council(s) or, where the Thurning Parish Council Ms Di Dann application relates to land [in] Wales or Scotland, Thurning Parish Council The relevant parish Itteringham Parish Council Ms Sharon Bedford- Payne the relevant community council(s) or, where the Fern Hollow Wood Farm, Saxthorpe Road, Itteringham, council application relates to land 5 Balls Lane, Norfolk NR11 7BG [in] Wales or Scotland, Thursford, the relevant community council Norfolk, NR21 0BX didann( @ )outlook.com Oulton Parish Council Mrs J.H Rogers Elmerdale Famhouse, Oulton, 1 Changed from Reepham Parish Council to Reepham Town Council from APFP Regulation 2009 list. 7 Annex 3 - Consultee List Consultation Report May 2018 Schedule 1 Description Organisation Contact Schedule 1 Description Organisation Contact Attlebridge Parish Council Mr T Smith grevesie( @ )hotmail.com 8A Station Road, Attlebridge, 2 Norwich, NR9 5AA Alderford Parish Council Clerk of Applecross Parish Council Trevor( @ )trevorsmith.org Applecross, Upgate, Swanington. Norwich, NR9 5AH Booton Parish Council Mrs Sarah Fisher salw( @ )btinternet.com The Old Rectory, Church Road, Booton, 3 Norwich, NR10 4NZ Swannington Parish Council Clerk of Swannington Parish Council sarahcarolinefisher( @ )hotmail.com Applecross, Upgate, Swanington. Norwich, NR9 5AH Great Witchingham Parish Council Miss Sonya Blythe salw( @ )btinternet.com 36 Acres Way, 4 Drayton, Little Witchingham Parish Council Clerk of Little Witchingham Parish Council Norwich, NR8 6UT Applecross, upgate, Swanington. greatwitchinghamparish Council( @ )gmail.com Norwich, NR9 5AH salw( @ )btinternet.com Heydon Parish Council Mrs T Rogers 11 The Street, Heydon, Taverham Parish Council Mrs Samantha Salmons Norfolk, NR11 6RQ Taverham Village Hall, teresa66.rogers( @ )gmail.com Sandy Lane, Taverham, Honingham Parish Council Mr G C Middleton Norwich, NR8 6JR The relevant parish 24 Mill Land, Honingham, clerk( @ )taverhamparishcouncil.org.uk council(s) or, where the Norwich, NR9 5AF application relates to land g.f.middleton( @ )btinternet.com [in] Wales or Scotland, Weston Longville Parish Council Miss Sonya Blythe The relevant parish the relevant community 36 Acres Way, council(s) or, where the council Ringland Parish Council Mrs Lisa Colman Drayton, application relates to land [in] Wales or Scotland, Birchwood, 39 The Street, Norwich, NR8 6UT the relevant community Ringland, weston.longville( @ )yahoo.co.uk council Norwich, NR8 6AB parishclerk( @ )ringlandparishcouncil.com Wood Dalling Parish Council Ms Kirsty Cotgrove Bodgers Field, Salle Parish Meeting Mr Jason Greves Norwich Road, 26 The Street, Salle, Briston Norwich, NR10 4SD Norfolk, NR24 2BB 2 Changed to Swannington with Alderford & Little Witchingham Parish Council as councils combined. 4 Changed to Swannington with Alderford & Little Witchingham Parish Council as councils combined. 3 Changed to Swannington with Alderford & Little Witchingham Parish Council as councils combined. 8 Annex 3 - Consultee List Consultation Report May 2018 Schedule 1 Description Organisation Contact Schedule 1 Description Organisation Contact wooddallingpc.yahoo.co.uk Hethersett, Norwich, NR9 3AF Barford Parish Council Mrs H Frary carole.jowlett( @ )btinternet.com Tomoli House, Norwich Road, Barnham Broom, NR9 4BU Caistor St. Edmund Parish Council Mrs Y Wonnacott barfordpc( @ )gmail.com 8 Fitzgerald Road, Framlingham Earl, NR14 7TJ Bawburgh Parish Council Ms C Alborough csepc( @ )hotmail.co.uk 5 Queens Road, Hethersett, NR9 3DB Colney Parish Council Mrs H Martin pc( @ )bawburghvillage.co.uk 4 Church Farm, Watton Road, Colney, NR4 7TX Bixley Parish Council Ms Tina Eagle colneypc( @ )colneypc.freeserve.couk 17 Alder Close, Poringland, NR14 7LY Costessey Parish Council Ms H Elias bixleyparishclerk( @ )gmail.com The Costessey Centre, Longwater Lane, East Carleton Parish Council5 Mrs C Jowlett The relevant parish Costessey, NR8 5AH council(s) or, where the 29 Churchfields, hilary.elias( @ )costesseypc.org application relates to land Hethersett, [in] Wales or Scotland, The relevant parish Norwich, NR9 3AF the relevant community Cringleford Parish
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