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Camilty Wind Farm
Table 16.5 Summary of Effects – Terrestrial Ecology
Receptor
Effect
Development
Phase
Sensitivity/
Importance
of Receptor
Magnitude of
Change/Effect
Level of
Effect (and
Significance)
Prior to
Mitigation
Mitigation
Enhancement
Level of
Effect (and
Significance)
after
Mitigation
Nature of Effect
Craigengar
SAC and
SSSI
Cobbinshaw
Moss SSSI
Cobbinshaw
reservoir
SSSI
Linhouse
Valley SSSI
Hermand
Birchwood
SSSI
Pollution:
waterborne
and airborne
sources.
The effects of
impacts on
groundwater
systems are
assessed in
Chapter 13
Hydrology,
Hydrogeology
and Ground
Conditions.
Construction
Construction
Construction
Construction
Construction
High/
International
High/
National
High/
National
High/
National
High/
National
Negligible
Negligible
Negligible
Negligible
Negligible
Negligible
(not
significant)
Negligible
(not
significant)
Negligible
(not
significant)
Negligible
(not
significant)
Negligible
(not
significant)
Preparation and
implementation
of a HSEMS
detailing
pollution
prevention
measures and
dust controls.
Considered
design of
upgraded
watercourse
crossings.
Water quality
monitoring
covering a
baseline period
and
construction
phase of the
wind farm.
Employment of
an ECoW on
the site.
-
-
-
-
-
Negligible
(not
significant)
Negligible
(not
significant)
Negligible
(not
significant)
Negligible
(not
significant)
Negligible
(not
significant)
Indirect, negative,
temporary.
Indirect, negative,
temporary.
Indirect, negative,
temporary.
Indirect, negative,
temporary.
Indirect, negative,
temporary.
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Summary of Effects and Mitigation