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In order to obtain planning permission which would enable the scheme to be constructed, an Environmental Statement (ES) needs to be produced. An ES is part of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) which considers the impact of the scheme across 13 pre-determined topics. This ensures that measures to mitigate against environmental impacts are implemented. Environmental Impact Assessment Amenity and Recreation Human Health Transport and Access Air Quality Noise and Vibration Historic Environment Landscape Land Quality and Geology Surface Water and Hydrology Ecology Climate Change Major Accidents and Disasters Socio-Economics January February March April May June July August September October November December Optimal Survey Season As part of the EIA, the Council will be commissioning ecological surveys in the coming weeks. These surveys will take place over a 12 month period, the indicative timescales of which are shown below: Ecological Surveys Phase 1 Habitat Survey Bat Roost Visual Survey Bat Emergence Survey Bat Activity Survey Badger Survey Otter Survey Bird and Invertebrate Habitat Assessment Wintering Bird Survey Breeding Bird Survey Terrestrial Invertebrate Survey Dormouse Survey Reptile Survey Botanical Survey River Habitat Survey Fish Habitat Survey Aquatic Macro-Invertebrate Survey In order to undertake surveys, access will be required to private land on the proposed route and within its vicinity. Cornwall Council will be writing to landowners to agree access arrangements. A39 Atlantic Highway Camelford Environmental Assessment 9 Reptile Surveys Dormouse Surveys Bat Surveys
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In order to obtain planning permission which would enable the scheme to be constructed, anEnvironmental Statement (ES) needs to be produced. An ES is part of the Environmental ImpactAssessment (EIA) which considers the impact of the scheme across 13 pre-determined topics. Thisensures that measures to mitigate against environmental impacts are implemented.
EnvironmentalImpact
Assessment
Amenity andRecreation
Human Health
Transport and Access
Air Quality
Noise and VibrationHistoric Environment
Landscape
Land Qualityand Geology
Surface Water andHydrology
Ecology
Climate Change
Major Accidents andDisasters
Socio-Economics
January February March April May June July August September October November December
Optimal Survey Season
As part of the EIA, the Council will be commissioning ecological surveys in the coming weeks. Thesesurveys will take place over a 12 month period, the indicative timescales of which are shown below:
Ecological Surveys
Phase 1 Habitat Survey
Bat Roost Visual SurveyBat Emergence SurveyBat Activity Survey
Badger Survey
Otter Survey
Bird and Invertebrate Habitat Assessment
Wintering Bird SurveyBreeding Bird Survey
Terrestrial Invertebrate Survey
Dormouse Survey
Reptile Survey
Botanical Survey
River Habitat Survey
Fish Habitat Survey
Aquatic Macro-Invertebrate Survey
In order to undertake surveys, access will be required to private land on the proposed route and withinits vicinity. Cornwall Council will be writing to landowners to agree access arrangements.
A39 Atlantic HighwayCamelford
Environmental Assessment
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Reptile Surveys
Dormouse Surveys
Bat Surveys
