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3 Integration of Environmental Considerations into the Strategic Management Plan
This Post Adoption Statement concludes the Strategic Environmental Assessment process and sets out those ways in which the findings of the Strategic Environmental Assessment Environmental Report, and the views expressed by consultees have been taken
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Footnotes
Consultation on draft proposals for changes and extensions to Permitted Development Rights (PDR) in Scotland for the priority development types selected for inclusion in Phase 1 of our programme. Consultation closes on 12 November 2020.
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01 Making plans for the future
We are seeking views on proposals to strengthen the planning system.
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Introduction
This paper assesses the potential implementation of the de minimis exemption in Scotland.
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5 Environmental Baseline
This Environmental Report documents the results of the Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) which is an assessment of the effects of the plans on relevant environmental receptors. In this assessment the effects of the plan on the following have
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Appendix II. Tables
By 2020 the percentage of Scotland‟s energy coming from renewable sources will increase. Studies have identified that there is a need to research how offshore renewable developments affect wildlife populations. The surveys presented here will help
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2. Introduction
Annual report of the wildlife observation programme underway at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney.
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5. PROPORTIONALITY
Provides advice on how the requirements of the Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005 can be met within the development planning process.
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4. General Discussion
This report presents the results of Scottish regional scallop stock assessments carried out by Marine Scotland Science (MSS) based on commercial catch-at-age and survey data up to and including 2010.
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9 Conclusions
This study reviewed data that have been collected from offshore windfarms and considers how they can be used to derive appropriate avoidance rates for use in the offshore environment.
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