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Protos Amended Energy From Waste Planning Application Agenda Introduction to the Project Team Progress Update Updated Energy from Waste Scheme Committed Development Environmental Impact Assessment Environmental


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Protos

Amended Energy From Waste Planning Application

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Agenda

  • Introduction to the Project Team
  • Progress Update
  • Updated Energy from Waste Scheme
  • Committed Development
  • Environmental Impact Assessment
  • Environmental Surveys
  • Next Steps
  • Community Engagement
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EfW Plant

Landowner/ Developer Operator Planning Advisors Technical Environmental Advice Fichtner Air Quality Design and Architecture PR and Stakeholder

The Project Team

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Progress so far at Protos

  • Activities on site
  • Cheshire Science Corridor

Enterprise Zone

  • Collaboration with Thornton Science

Park

  • Plot 3 Timber Recycling Facility

application

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Why an updated scheme?

  • Existing Section 36 Consent and Deemed Planning Permission:

– Plot 8 – 95MW Capacity – 600,000 – 850,000 tonnes of waste throughput – Associated Committed Development – Environmental Statement

  • Covanta

– 41 ERF plants operated in North America – 20 million tonnes of waste processed each year – 3,500 employees, mostly in operations – Success in operating to EU emissions standards

  • Changes in market conditions

– Waste Contracts

  • Waste types

– As previously consented (Non-hazardous municipal, commercial and industrial waste)

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The revised plans

  • No changes to process
  • Access
  • Stack in same location
  • Smaller plant

– Improvements in technology – Reduced input

Site Layout - Consented Scheme Proposed Scheme

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What will it look like?

View of the West Elevation

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What will it look like?

View from South West

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What will it look like?

View from North East

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Associated Committed Development

  • Ecological Mitigation

Areas A, C, and E

  • Rail Line and Rail

Head (first phase)

  • Dry Cargo Berth (first

phase)

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Approach to Environmental Impact Assessment

  • Environmental Impact Assessment

– Assessment of the likely significant effects on the environment – Comparison of the effects identified from 2007

  • Scoping

– Scoping Report – Scoping Opinion

  • Environmental Statement
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What assessments are we doing?

  • Archaeology
  • Ground conditions
  • Noise
  • Visualisation
  • Ecology
  • Flood risk
  • Transport
  • Air Quality
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Transport

  • Transport report to accompany the planning application
  • Traffic counts ongoing – A5117 and Pool Lane
  • Commitment to deliver multi-modal infrastructure remains
  • Investigating opportunities for rail transportation
  • Assessing worse case scenario of 100% road, as per original larger

scheme

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Air Quality

  • 2007 assessment

– Included detailed modelling of stack and traffic emissions – No significant effects

  • 2016 Scheme

– Stack height and location remain unchanged – Reduction in capacity of the plant

  • Proposed assessment

– Baseline environment – Changes to methodology and standards – Detailed modelling

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Our next steps

Issue Final Drawings 1 June Submit Scoping Report 2 June Prepare Planning Application June Scoping Opinion Issued 7 July Submit Application 8 July Planning Determination December 2016 Construction Start Mid 2017

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Engaging with the community

  • Informing and engaging the local community:

– Community contact points established (freephone; email; contact form; freepost) – Community Newsletter issued to surrounding communities (including tear-off form) – Letters issued to elected representatives – Media coverage in local newspaper – Plans to be made available on the Protos website

  • Keeping you in the picture:

– Planning application documents to be made available to view online – Contact points maintained – Protos website to be kept updated – Updates will continue to be provided through the Protos community newsletter

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Any Questions