Prepared Marc Browne (MBROW), 05 July 2016

Accepted Alexander Smith (ALESM), 05 July 2016

Approved Roland Gotfredsen (ROLGO), 05 July 2016

Doc. no. 2477629

Case no. 200-12-0456

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NOTICE TO MARINERS - HORNSEA TWO GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS Hornsea Project Two – Notice to Mariners July 2016. Issued 05/07/2016 – Update 4

1. INTRODUCTION

Mariners are advised that Hornsea Project Two has completed all geophysical site investigation works.

Geotechnical investigations are still planned and works are expected to commence 30 July 2016 The geotechnical

survey area is located within the UK Sector of the North Sea off the coast of East Yorkshire as shown on the

attached charts.

2. AREA OF OPERATIONS

Activities will centre on Hornsea Project Two wind farm. The following points define the extent of the Geotechnical

survey area in which the investigations will be conducted, an A3 chart is provided at the end of this notice.

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HOW02 Windfarm Geotechnical Survey Locations – 30 July - 30th October

Point ID WGS84 (Deg, Min, Seconds)

Point ID WGS84 (Deg, Min, Seconds)

Latitude Longitude Latitude Longitude

1 53° 58' 19.876" N 2° 3' 16.463" E 35 53° 59' 27.433" N 1° 52' 22.665" E

2 53° 58' 1.108" N 1° 52' 47.953" E 36 53° 56' 39.269" N 1° 53' 17.877" E

3 53° 59' 42.716" N 1° 41' 23.257" E 37 53° 58' 43.392" N 1° 55' 30.862" E

4 53° 57' 29.181" N 1° 33' 0.062" E 38 53° 56' 31.868" N 1° 55' 34.409" E

5 53° 56' 21.948" N 1° 37' 50.499" E 39 53° 56' 31.817" N 1° 55' 57.796" E

6 53° 55' 34.179" N 1° 33' 35.466" E 40 53° 58' 40.119" N 2° 2' 49.808" E

7 53° 55' 16.990" N 1° 35' 26.799" E 41 53° 56' 18.927" N 1° 56' 8.941" E

8 53° 53' 10.285" N 1° 36' 12.582" E 42 53° 58' 33.285" N 1° 36' 49.417" E

9 53° 52' 5.410" N 1° 32' 36.511" E 43 53° 53' 12.142" N 1° 30' 56.787" E

10 53° 53' 37.920" N 1° 31' 23.137" E 44 53° 52' 5.659" N 1° 33' 15.671" E

11 53° 57' 0.586" N 1° 29' 25.470" E 45 53° 52' 8.687" N 1° 33' 34.333" E

12 54° 0' 17.169" N 1° 32' 42.723" E 46 53° 52' 9.449" N 1° 34' 32.668" E

13 54° 0' 21.625" N 1° 29' 46.212" E 47 53° 52' 53.982" N 1° 37' 48.239" E

14 53° 59' 39.162" N 1° 29' 29.746" E 48 53° 50' 48.477" N 1° 37' 57.620" E

15 54° 0' 9.494" N 1° 32' 58.371" E 49 53° 50' 41.618" N 1° 33' 55.957" E

16 53° 58' 41.017" N 1° 29' 49.999" E 50 53° 50' 42.351" N 1° 29' 39.407" E

17 53° 58' 31.804" N 1° 29' 50.403" E 51 53° 50' 58.227" N 1° 30' 6.543" E

18 53° 58' 18.431" N 1° 29' 51.042" E 52 53° 50' 19.525" N 1° 30' 7.678" E

19 53° 55' 33.165" N 1° 29' 56.706" E 53 53° 55' 18.820" N 1° 35' 26.737" E

20 53° 54' 6.922" N 1° 30' 54.872" E 54 53° 55' 17.936" N 1° 35' 29.453" E

21 53° 53' 34.638" N 1° 30' 56.260" E 55 53° 55' 16.107" N 1° 35' 29.514" E

22 53° 56' 3.547" N 1° 35' 44.990" E 56 53° 55' 15.160" N 1° 35' 26.860" E

23 53° 55' 50.618" N 1° 36' 19.329" E 57 53° 55' 16.044" N 1° 35' 24.145" E

24 53° 55' 29.075" N 1° 37' 6.584" E 58 53° 55' 17.873" N 1° 35' 24.083" E

25 53° 54' 14.744" N 1° 37' 45.820" E 59 53° 55' 36.009" N 1° 33' 35.403" E

26 53° 53' 43.723" N 1° 34' 41.131" E 60 53° 55' 35.126" N 1° 33' 38.119" E

27 53° 58' 28.577" N 1° 34' 20.020" E 61 53° 55' 33.296" N 1° 33' 38.182" E

28 54° 0' 13.835" N 1° 37' 10.797" E 62 53° 55' 32.349" N 1° 33' 35.529" E

29 53° 57' 8.249" N 1° 40' 24.100" E 63 53° 55' 33.232" N 1° 33' 32.813" E

30 53° 59' 12.724" N 1° 42' 26.457" E 64 53° 55' 35.062" N 1° 33' 32.750" E

31 54° 0' 4.623" N 1° 42' 18.867" E 65 53° 56' 23.778" N 1° 37' 50.439" E

32 53° 59' 46.021" N 1° 48' 43.277" E 66 53° 56' 22.894" N 1° 37' 53.155" E

33 53° 58' 40.799" N 1° 48' 2.224" E 67 53° 56' 21.064" N 1° 37' 53.215" E

34 53° 57' 4.027" N 1° 48' 5.011" E 68 53° 56' 20.118" N 1° 37' 50.559" E 35 53° 59' 27.433" N 1° 52' 22.665" E 69 53° 56' 21.003" N 1° 37' 47.843" E

36 53° 56' 39.269" N 1° 53' 17.877" E 70 53° 56' 22.832" N 1° 37' 47.783" E

C1 53° 37' 59.958" N 0° 55' 56.187" E C9 53° 49' 23.749" N 1° 32' 50.870" E

C2 53° 44' 46.342" N 1° 21' 50.794" E C10 53° 41' 47.680" N 1° 10' 25.347" E

C3 53° 45' 31.647" N 1° 23' 8.536" E C11 53° 41' 9.304" N 1° 6' 57.383" E

C4 53° 46' 8.886" N 1° 24' 37.849" E C12 53° 40' 15.376" N 1° 5' 44.951" E

C5 53° 46' 46.106" N 1° 26' 7.204" E C13 53° 38' 46.914" N 1° 0' 58.808" E

C6 53° 47' 39.553" N 1° 28' 28.796" E C14 53° 37' 52.491" N 0° 54' 4.944" E

C7 53° 48' 12.592" N 1° 29' 55.254" E C15 53° 38' 12.464" N 0° 57' 37.176" E

C8 53° 48' 38.896" N 1° 31' 32.057" E C16 53° 40' 2.513" N 1° 3' 54.357" E

3. SURVEY

3.1 Geotechnical Investigations Please be advised that Project Two are giving notice of planned geotechnical investigations within the survey

boundaries previously described.

The geotechnical operations will commence on the 30 July 2016 July and run for approximately 10 weeks. The

exact finish date is dependent on the prevailing weather conditions, vessel downtime and work progress, but the

forecasted completion date as of the publication date of this notice is the end of October 2016.

The geotechnical vessels will be deploying seabed drilling and testing equipment. This will require them to be in DP

and remain stationary for periods of up to 18 hours at a time and will restrict their ability to manoeuvre. It will be

requested that all vessels operating within the area keep a safe distance (1000m) and pass at minimum speed to

reduce vessel wash.

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Geotechnical operations will be conducted on a 24 hour basis. Throughout survey operations the vessel will be

displaying the shapes and lights prescribed in the International Rules for the Prevention of Collisions at Sea

(COLREGS) Rule 27, to indicate that the survey vessel is restricted in its ability to manoeuvre.

4. SAFETY

Fishermen are asked to avoid the borehole locations by up to 500m to allow navigation and deployment of

geotechnical equipment.

It is requested that anybody having knowledge of any potential objects submerged or moored on the seabed, within

the geotechnical survey area, that could be damaged or form a hazard to the geotechnical survey vessel and its

equipment advises the Projects Fishing Industry Liaison of their position and nature.

It is also requested that passing vessels maintain a safe separation distance of 1000m to reduce vessel wash whilst

the vessel is undertaking operations.

When surveys commence a listening watch will be maintained on VHF Channel 12 and 16 when within the

appropriate port authority area, and will actively transmit an AIS signal. The survey vessels will also broadcast at

regular daily intervals, vessel position, operational information and intentions.

5. IMMEDIATE CONTACTS

The contents of this notice are based upon our current understanding of Project Two requirements. A further update

notice will be issued as the works progress.

Enquiries regarding the contents of this Notice to Mariners or any other matters should be directed to:

Geotechnical Investigations – Horizon Geoscience

Project Manager John Cudden

Tel: +44 (0) 117 329 1080 Mob: +44 (0) 7825 885 334 E-mail: j.cudden@horizon-

geosciences.com

Operations Manager Steve Horsewell

Tel: +44 (0) 117 329 1080 Mob:+44 (0) 7717 017 086 E-mail: s.horsewell@horizon-

geosciences.com

Vessel Manager Asif Waraich

Tel: +971 564016538 Mob: +971 6 552 9901 E-mail: a.waraich@southeastmarine.ae

6. FISHERIES LIAISON

Project Onshore Fisheries Liaison is provide for by Nick Garside and Courtney French and can be contacted on:

Mob: +44 (0) 7538 827 013 Email: nick.garside@live.co.uk

Mob: +44 (0) 7702710178 Email: courtney@brownmay.com

6.1 Offshore Fisheries Liaison

Offshore Fisheries Liaison Officers will be on-board and shall be present on the vessel at all times during the works,

contactable on VHF channel 16.

6.2 Project Specific Contacts In the event the FLO is not contactable please direct fisheries enquiries related to the survey works to the DONG Site Investigation Manager: Site Investigation Manager Roland Gotfredsen

Tel: +45 99 55 63 91 E-mail: ROLGO@dongenergy.dk

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7. SURVEY VESSELS

Vessel Contact Details (MV GEOBAY HORIZON)

Bridge +852 3152 1339

Inmarsat Bridge +852 3152 1336

V-Sat Bridge +870 7732 36478

Party Chief +852 3152 1337

Email opm.geobay@horizon-geosciences.com

General Information (MV GEOBAY HORIZON)

Name M/V GEOBAY HORIZON

Flag Panama

Year Built 1978

IMO Number 7801556

Call Sign 3ETG2

Class ABS A1, HELIDK, AMS, ACCU, DPS-2

Dimensions

Length 79.06 m

Beam 15.60 m

Draught 7.50 m

Gross Tonnage 3502 tonnes

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8. DISTRIBUTION LIST

This NTM will also be distributed to the relevant local MMO offices, local IFCA’s NFFO, Rederscentrale, HFIG,

Danish Fishermen's Association, EEFPO and VisNed. ABP Ports cjefferson@abports.co.uk;

ABP Ports afirman@abports.co.uk;

BP fiona.williamson@uk.bp.com; lynda.harpley@uk.bp.com; bickft@bp.com;

CEFAS jon.rees@cefas.co.uk; Keith.Cooper@cefas.co.uk;

Centrica Jurgen.joosten@centrica.com;

Conoco Phillips

Susan.Mpaulo@conocophillips.com; michelle.m.harrety@conocophillips.com; Karen.morrison@conocophillips.com; liam.R.williams@conocophillips.com;

DECC correspondence@decc.gsi.gov.uk;

DEFRA (Eastern Fisheries Inspectorate Lowestoft) lowestoft@mfa.gsi.gov.uk;

DFDS roy.kersey@dfds.com;

DFDS richard.berglarsen@dfds.com;

Eastern IFCA mail@eastern-ifca.gcsx.gov.uk;

East Port Uk harbouroffice@eastportuk.co.uk;

East Riding Council david.mccandless@eastriding.gov.uk;

HOW01 - Fisheries Liaison Officer (Onshore) nick.garside@live.co.uk;

HOW02 SATHO@dongenergy.co.uk;

HOW03 JULCA@dongenergy.co.uk;

Ineos stephen.smith@ineos.com;

Kingfisher Information Services kingfisher@seafish.co.uk;

Kings Lynn Port Authority harbourmaster@portauthoritykingslynn.fsnet.co.uk;

Lowestoft Port Authority GHorton@abports.co.uk;

MCA paul.townsend@mcga.gov.uk;

MCA (Navigation Safety) navigationsafety@mcga.gov.uk;

MCA Offshore Renewable Energy Advisor nick.salter@mcga.gov.uk;

MCA Yarmouth Wm.yarmouth@mcga.gov.uk;

MCA (Humber Maritime Rescue Sub-Centre) wm.humber@mcga.gov.uk;

Marine Management Organisation Lisa.Southwood@marinemanagement.org.uk;

Marine Management Organisation marine.consents@marinemanagement.org.uk;

Marine Management Organisation (Grimsby) grimsby@marinemanagement.org.uk;

Marine Management Organisation (Harwich) harwich@marinemanagement.org.uk;

Marine Management Organisation (North Shields) northshields@marinemanagement.org.uk;

National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations nffo@nffo.org.uk;

National Grid Daniel.James@nationalgrid.com;

North Eastern IFCA ne-ifca@eastriding.gov.uk;

North IFCA nifca@nifca.gov.uk;

Perenco asanders@uk.perenco.com;

Port of Boston rwalker@portofboston.co.uk;

P&O Ferries grant.laversuch@poferries.com;

Premier Oil mstockwell@premier-oil.com;

RNLI (Flamborough Lifeboat) flamborough@rnli.org.uk;

RNLI (Skegness Lifeboat Station) Skegness@rnli.org.uk;

RNLI (Scarborough Lifeboat) scarborough@rnli.org.uk;

RNLI (Spurn Head) humber@rnli.org.uk;

RNLI (Whitby Lifeboat) whitby@rnli.org.uk; coxswain@wellslifeboat.org;

Shell UKDCC-Supervisor@shell.com; sandy.smith@shell.com; Tony.peetoom@shell.com;

Specialist Marine Services simonp@smchse.com;

Trinity House Navigation Navigation.directorate@thls.org;

Tullow Oil ian.manners@tullowoil.com;

UKHO (HDC Files) hdcfiles@ukho.gov.uk;

UKHO (NTMs) noticetomariners@ukho.gov.uk; offshore.energy@ukho.gov.uk; Ray.Paice@UKHO.gov.uk;

UKHO (Navigational Warnings) Navwarnings@btconnect.com;

Wells Harbour harbouroffice@wellsharbour.co.uk;

ABP Ports cjefferson@abports.co.uk;

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