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Stage 2 <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Cycle</strong> <strong>Study</strong>: Final Report<br />

Sept 2011<br />

8<br />

<strong>Cambridgeshire</strong> Horizons<br />

<strong>East</strong> <strong>Cambridgeshire</strong> – <strong>Detailed</strong> WCS<br />

adequate to avoid significant deterioration of P loadings in the Ouse Washes (i.e. not compromise the<br />

achievement of a 0.33 mg/l P loading as per the target set by the EA RoC or the 0.1 mg/l P loading<br />

normally used under JNCC Common Standards Monitoring guidance, if considered more appropriate).<br />

Natural England have also requested the following additional studies:<br />

• <strong>Detailed</strong> studies to evaluate the impacts of increased discharges on wider biodiversity;<br />

• <strong>Water</strong> quality effects associated with discharges from Burwell and Bottisham WwTW on<br />

the Cam Washes SSSI;<br />

• Potential cumulative impacts (flood risk) of increased discharge from Burwell WwTW on<br />

Wicken Fen;<br />

• Potential cumulative flood risk impacts of Witcham, Witchford, Little Downham and<br />

Littleport WwTWs on the Ouse Washes.<br />

The conclusions of the ecological assessments contained within this <strong>Detailed</strong> WCS will need to be reexamined<br />

in more detail as part of any applications to increase the discharge consents for relevant<br />

WwTWs or planning applications associated with WwTW extensions to confirm their validity.

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