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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 EN020022: AQUIND Interconnector Deadline 7a: 28/01/21 Kirsten McFarlane ref: AQUI-013 Interested Party status, Nov 2020....
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 Dear Sir/Madam, I am writing to protest over the Aquind companies bid to gain rights over two woodlands in Lovedean. I am...
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 Winchester City Council was one of the parties who raised the implications of ash dieback on the landscape features that are...
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 I am writting to say that i wish to make a representation at the appropriate time. This will include matters over the use of...
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 The Applicant is seeking a development consent order within Order Limits identified by red line showing their maximum extent....
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 With reference to Aquind's 2nd Change Request (AS-052), for the compulsory acquisition of additional areas of ancient woodland...
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 The additional land purchase is unnecessary as other trees will fill some of the spaces created by dead ash. In addition, if...
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 The Aquind project leaders have shown ineptitude in their planning of the proposed route for high voltage cables and optic...
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 Dear Sir/Madam AQUIND Interconnector – notice of compulsory acquisition for additional land AQUIND letter Reference:...
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Deadline 7a Submission - In relation to the Applicant's Change Request 2 AQUIND Interconnector Development Consent Order – Planning Inspectorate Case Ref.: EN020022 Request for changes to the Order...
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Dear Sirs, In line with the Examining Authority's request for deadline 6a of the examination, please find the representation on behalf of Portsmouth City Council in summary form set out below: PCC...
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Tudor Sailing Club wish to strongly object to the proposed use of the southern end of our compound (outlined in red on drawing 62100616-WSP-POST-TC14 rev 01) for laydown and car parking. This area of...
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I am do not wish to live near to high power electro-magnetic emissions. I believe the disruption to traffic during such a construction on one of only three roads in and out of the city will be...
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For the attention of the consultation manager: I am trying to write to object to the Aquind project bringing electricity from France to England. First, I am opposed to this whole idea, as I believe we...
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As a local resident, I am concerned about the environmental impact and the potential impact on property prices in the Eastney area, I have seen the promotional material for the scheme, but would like...
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Why disrupt the whole of Portsmouth, causing traffic chaos in an already chaotic city. Put it through the harbour.
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My fear is that a) the impact of such a large, tall structure close to a National Park will detract from the beauty of the natural surroundings and distort the tranquility of the area - including an...
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I am writing to you concerning the proposed route of the Aquind Interconnector. I object to the need to dig up some of our most wild and valued leisure spaces, thus preventing access to these rare...
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David Lock Associates (DLA) have been commissioned Atlas Hotels, owner and operator, of Holiday Inn Express Portsmouth – North. In general terms Atlas Hotels are supportive of the AQUIND...
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OBJECTION. 1. Our original contact with Aquind suggested that the site area would be about 3 Acres with a storage shed for batteries fed by one cable. this has now grown to 30 Acres with 70' high...
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The Converter Station location is in unspoilt countryside miles from the coast. It will turn the local area into an industrial site. The final leg of construction traffic is through housing estates...
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The amount of disruption this will cause in my opinion outweighs the benefits. Portsmouth is a very condensed city and any work has major disruption to an already congested city. Full investigation...
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As a local resident who's family's daily quality of life will be significantly effected detrimentally, I would like to register my interest in this project. This is the first time that I have been...
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The proposed route will have a far bigger detrimental impact than a positive one due to the impact in certain areas - particularly the start of the route and then moving on to the already heavily...
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I would like to object in the strongest possible terms to the proposed Aquind Interconnector. The proposed route in Portsmouth will cause disruption to the local residents in terms of traffic...
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Residents feel distrust and anger towards the application that has been put forward. The complete lack of information over the last 2 years has meant that we have not known what the proposed route of...
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I am a Portsmouth City Councillor for Eastney and Craneswater ward and as such represent the area when the interconnector cable is planned to come ashore and begin its on land route. I oppose the...
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I wish to register as an Interested Party as the Cabinet Member for the Built Environment at Winchester City Council: all NSIP’s fall within my remit. Winchester City Council has submitted a detailed...
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- The cables are proposed to be installed too close to people's homes, so as they emit radiation they will be a big health risk to the inhabitants of Portsmouth and other areas. - Portsmouth is...
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As a ward councillor for the proposed section through Milton Common and part of the Eastern Road, I object to the proposals as they will damage an area adjacent to a SSSI as well as the valuable...
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Concerned about the proposed route which appears to follow main roads and the disruption it will cause, especially when there appears to be less disruptive routes.
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The Ministry of Defence (MOD) has been notified by the AQUIND Interconnector Project that the above application for a Development Consent Order has been submitted to and accepted by The Planning...
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East Hampshire District Council (EHDC) is a host Authority for part of the project (access and track to the converter building from Broadway Lane) but also has an interest in works relating to the...
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At our Trustee Committee meeting this evening we unanimously agreed that I should write to you in support of the many local residents who will be adversely affected by this ridiculous proposal. In...
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This will cause traffic chaos in a part of the city where there is just 1 road on and off the island. The congestion will disrupt daily life and add to pollution levels in a city where we have already...
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Dear Sirs, We have sent further details of our relevant representation in a letter as sent by email (to aquind@planning inspectorate.gov.uk). However, to summarise our position, we do not have any...
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I object to the proposed Aquind Interconnector on the following grounds: * Lack of communication, over the last 2 years. * Delay in issuing the proposed route (date on map 7/11/2019 date of issue...
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I am against this proposal, Portsmouth is one of the most densely populated city's in England so to even consider excavating all the way through Portsmouth is beyond belief.
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We are Land Agents instructed to act on behalf of Land Owners affected by the proposed scheme. We act for Peter and Geoffery Carpenter at [], Michael and Sandra Jefferies at [], Robin Jefferies at []...
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What a ridiculous plan this is. A cable is run on the seabed from France but then instead of hitting land at the last moment so as to cause as little disruption as possible it comes up in Portsmouth...
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1. Continuing concerns about the impact of cable laying on road traffic (mainly in Portsmouth but also surrounding areas) and households impacted. The density of traffic in Portsmouth means that even...
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As a resident of Milton and prolific user of the Eastern Road, the planned route of the scheme looks frightening. Portsmouth is already ridiculously crowded, both with human beings and motor vehicles....
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I am concerned about the Aquind pipeline as a resident of Milton, Southsea. I feel this will be detrimental to wildlife in the area, especially the Brent Geese. I'm concerned regarding the...
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ref EN020022 Dear Sir, I would like to have a say in this matter as I live right in the middle of it. Going back a while now to the Aquind meeting at the old Demead School, a member of the public got...
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Dear Sir or madam, We object to the Aquind Connector because of the interference to the Eastern road. Portsmouth only has 3 roads in and out of the city and we need all three to remain open. Yours...
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Local Residents are extremely unhappy towards the application that has been put forward. There has been very little information over the last 2 years has meant that we have not known been informed as...
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I object to the proposal because I consider it unnecessary and disruptive.
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I am a councillor for an area covering the first part of the route through Eastney. These comments are both personal and reflective of comments made to me by members of the public. Many people are...
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The cable should not be installed through Portsmouth, it should be laid through Langstone Harbour and come ashore at the top of the harbour. Portsmouth is a very congested city and this work would...
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Dear Sir/Madam, Due to the word limit in this section, please refer to the email sent on the 19 February 2020 to the following email address aquind@planninginspectorate.gov.uk, for the Marine...
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