Cumulative Approach Clause Samples

Cumulative Approach. CuI2.1 Approach to the cumulative impact assessment should the CEF tool not be available in time Discussed at Consultation Workshop 13/11/2023 - The Applicant noted that if the situation arises where the CEF tool is not available in time to take forward as part of the application, the Applicant team would seek to agree a common starting point for cumulative/in- combination assessment, either with the North East 13/11/2023 - NatureScot recognised this given the uncertainty around the tool availability. 14/12/2023 - NatureScot noted updates on the status of these tools and methods to be used should be sought from Marine Directorate. If the CEF is unavailable, then the assessment should be carried out following NatureScot guidance and using the currently available tools. 14/12/2023 - NatureScot noted in the absence of the CEF for the cumulative assessment, NatureScot agree that the applicant can 13/11/2023 - Action - NatureScot to provide formal written responses to queries raised within briefing note and during the meeting. Completed - Written advice should be received week commencing 11/12/2023. NatureScot confirmed the proposed cumulative assessment ID Issue on which the Applicant Sought Agreement The Applicant Comments Consultee Comments Agreed, Disagreed and/or Actions Ornithology Group (NEOG) or NEEOG. Discussed at Consultation WorkShop 09/05/2024 - The Applicant noted the CEF tool is still unavailable for use and therefore the cumulative approach developed by the NEEOG will be taken. undertake an assessment as per previous applications without the CEF. The specific projects for inclusion should be agreed by Marine Directorate. Additional complexity will be introduced if the developer intends to put in their application prior to a decision being reached regarding Berwick Bank. If this is the case then NatureScot will request two parallel cumulative assessments – one including Berwick Bank impacts and one excluding them. 09/05/2024 - NatureScot appreciated the work the NEEOG are doing for cumulative assessment, and noted this is a great way of tackling the issues in absence of the CEF. approach via email on 29/08/2024. CuI2.2 Inclusion of Berwick Bank in cumulative assessments Discussed at Consultation Workshop 25/05/2023. Discussed at Consultation Workshop 13/11/2023. 25/05/23 - NatureScot – Raised that the Applicant will need to look at Berwick Bank OWF for in-combination effects and may want to plan for cumulative/in-combination effects to be prepared...
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