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Home » What's on? » Friston briefing: SPR and National Grid Planning Proposals

Friston briefing: SPR and National Grid Planning Proposals
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Jan
2020
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Jan
2020
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Friston briefing: SPR and National Grid Planning Proposals

The Planning Inspectorate (PINS) have accepted Scottish Power’s consent (DCO) applications for the offshore windfarms EA1N & EA2, and their onshore infrastructure.  Both projects move to 'Pre-examination' phase, and you have until 27th January to register as an interested party and provide "relevant representation" — an objection.  The Planning Inspectorate is the Government agency responsible for examining applications for proposed Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) within England and Wales.  DCO's are "Development Consent Orders", part of the planning process.

*** GUIDANCE NOTES subsequently published from this briefing can be downloaded here or ***
***    from the SASES website-homepage (at "HELP Guidance notes" within the yellow block)   ***

 SASES will be providing in-depth guidance on how to write these "representations", holding a morning and an afternoon briefing — you might find it helpful to attend either session before submitting yours.  They are anxious that as many as possible local residents and those most immediately affected by the proposals attend a briefing to help make their initial general representations.  So, please choose whichever time is most convenient.  If the first session is full, you have the opportunity to attend in the afternoon.

Friston VH: Residents' Briefings on Saturday 4th at 10 a.m. and at 2 p.m.

 

SASES is "Substation Action: Save East Suffolk" — you can visit them at http://sases.org.uk/get-involved

Further guidance can be found at https://www.suffolkenergyactionsolutions.co.uk/take-action

 

The bracketed area to the left (below) shows the impact of a National Grid substation, whilst that on the right represents the projected East Anglia ONE North and East Anglia TWO substations at Friston, with The House in the Clouds at Thorpeness illustrated at the same scale.

 

  EA1NEA2 v House in the Clouds

 

The following article appeared in December's "Leiston Observer".

  200127 how to EA1N2 PINS representation 


 

 

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