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Complete
Environmental Impact Statement (excluding drawings),
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TABLE OF CONTENTS – Volume
1,
,
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Non Technical
Summary of the Environmental Impact Statement
Part I
Background Information and General Description
Chapter 1 Introduction,
, 51k
1.1 General
1.2 Purpose of the Scheme
1.3 Legal Requirements
1.4 Public Consultation
1.5 Difficulties Encountered
Chapter
2 Background to the Project,
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2.1 Existing Road Network
2.2 The Need for a New Road
2.3 Existing Traffic Conditions and Accidents
Chapter
3 Description of Proposed Scheme,
, 185k
3.1 General Description of Scheme
3.2 Road Design
3.3 Earthworks
3.4 Bridges and Structures
3.5 Drainage
3.6 Pedestrian and Cycling Provision
3.7 Signing and Lighting
3.8 Accommodation Works
3.9 Utilities
Chapter
4 Alternative Routes Considered,
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4.1 Examination of Alternative Alignment Requirements
4.2 Development of Possible Route Options
4.3 Alternative Route Options
4.4 Assessment of Alternative Route Options
4.5 Development of the Preferred Route
4.6 Usk Little Overbridge
Chapter
5 Traffic Modelling, Traffic Impacts and Economic Analysis,
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5.1 Introduction
5.2 Methodology
5.3 Data Collection
5.4 Traffic Growth
5.5 Other Transport Links
5.6 Model Building and Calibration
5.7 N9 Kilcullen to Powerstown Scheme
5.8 Economic Assessment
5.9 Conclusions
Part II
Significant Environmental Effects and Proposed Ameliorative
Measures
Chapter 6 Human
Beings,
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6.1 Introduction
6.2 Methodology
6.3 Population
6.4 Predicted Impacts
6.5 Remedial or Reductive Measures
Chapter 7 The Natural
Environment
7.1
Natural Environmental Issues,
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7.2 Flora,
Fauna and Fisheries,
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7.2.1 Introduction
7.2.2 Methodology
7.2.3 The Receiving Environment
7.2.4 Predicted Impacts
7.2.5 Remedial or Reductive Measures,
7.2.6 Residual Impacts
7.3
Water Quality,
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7.3.1 Introduction
7.3.2 Methodology
7.3.3 The Receiving Environment
7.3.4 Proposed Development:- Drainage
7.3.5 Predicted Impacts
7.3.6 Remedial or Reductive Measures
7.3.7 Residual Impacts
7.4
Noise and Vibration,
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7.4.1 Introduction
7.4.2 Assessment Methodology
7.4.3 The Receiving Environment
7.4.4 Potential Impacts and Amelioration Measures
7.4.5 Construction
7.4.6 Residual Impacts
7.5
Air Quality Impact Assessment,
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7.5.1 Introduction
7.5.2 Forecasting Methods
7.5.3 The Receiving Environment
7.5.4 Predicted Impacts
7.5.5 Remedial or Reductive Measures
7.5.6 Residual Impacts
7.6 Soils
and Geology,
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7.6.1 Introduction
7.6.2 The Receiving Environment
7.6.3 Proposed Development/Site Investigations
7.6.4 Predicted Impacts
7.6.5 Remedial or Reductive Measures
7.6.6 Residual Impacts
7.7 Climate,
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7.7.1 Introduction
7.7.2 Characteristics of the Proposed Scheme
7.7.3 Impact of Scheme on Climate
7.7.4 Description of Mitigation Measures
7.7.5 Residual Impacts
Chapter 8 Landscape,
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8.1 Introduction
8.2 Methodology
8.3 The Receiving Environment
8.4 Predicted Impacts of the Scheme
8.5 Remedial or Reductive Measures
Chapter 9 Material
Assets,
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9.1 Introduction
9.2 Agriculture
9.3 Residential Property
9.4 Commercial Property
9.5 Recreational Areas
Chapter
10 Architectural, Archaeological and Cultural Heritage,
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10.1 Introduction
10.2 Assessment Methodology
10.3 The Existing Environment
10.4 Predicted Impacts
10.5 Remedial and Reductive Measures
10.6 Recommendations & Mitigation Measures During Construction
Chapter
11 Construction Phase,
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11.1 Introduction
11.2 Timescale of Construction
11.3 Construction Activities
11.4 Impact of Construction Activities
11.5 Remedial or Reductive Measures
Chapter 12
Interrelationships,
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Chapter
13 Mitigation Measures,
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13.1
Human Beings
13.2 The Natural Environment
13.3 The Landscape
13.4 Material Assets
13.5 Cultural Heritage
13.6 Construction Phase
Acknowledgements,
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Volume 2 Drawings
(A full list of drawings are available here)