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The Able Marine Energy Park Development Consent Order 2014

S.I. 2014/2935 · Made 13 January 2014 · Extends to England, Wales and Scotland

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Infrastructure Planning

Harbours, Docks, Piers And Ferries

Made 13th January 2014

Laid before Parliament 10th February 2014

Coming into force 29th October 2014

An application has been made to the Infrastructure Planning Commission, in accordance with the Infrastructure Planning (Applications and Prescribed Forms and Procedure) Regulations 2009f1, for an order under sections 37, 114, 115, 120, and 122 of the Planning Act 2008f2 (“the 2008 Act”).

A Panel of three members (“the Panel”) was appointed by the Secretary of State in accordance with Chapter 2 of Part 6 of the 2008 Act. The Panel examined the application in accordance with Chapter 4 of Part 6 of the 2008 Act, and the Infrastructure Planning (Examination Procedure) Rules 2010f3.

The Panel has considered the representations made and not withdrawn and the application, together with accompanying documents, and has submitted a report to the Secretary of State in accordance with section 74 of the 2008 Act.

The Secretary of State, having considered the representations made and not withdrawn, and the report of the Panel, has decided to make an Order granting development consent for the development described in the application and consent for ancillary works with modifications which, in the opinion of the Secretary of State, do not make any substantial change to the proposals comprised in the application.

The Order authorises the compulsory acquisition of land which has been acquired by statutory undertakers for the purposes of their undertakings. Representations were made by the statutory undertakers concerned about the application for the Order before the completion of the examination of the application, the representations contained objections to the compulsory acquisition of the land and the objections have not been withdrawn.

The Order will not come into force until it has been laid before Parliament and has been brought into operation in accordance with the provisions of the Statutory Orders (Special Procedure) Acts 1945 and 1965f4.

The Secretary of State, in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 114, 115, 120 and 122 of, and paragraphs 1 to 3, 10 to 17, 24, 26, 30A to 32, 32B to 34, 36, and 37 of Part 1 of Schedule 5 to, the 2008 Act, makes the following Order—

Annotations to the whole text

Footnotes

f1

S.I. 2009/2264, as amended by S.I. 2010/493, S.I. 2010/602, S.I. 2012/635, S.I. 2012/2654, S.I. 2012/2732, and S.I. 2013/522.

f2

2008 c. 29. Parts 1 to 7 were amended by Chapter 6 of Part 6 of the Localism Act 2011 (c. 20).

f3

S.I. 2010/103, as amended by S.I. 2010/635.

f4

1945 c.18 (9 & 10 Geo 6), and 1965 c. 43. Section 1 was repealed in part by the Statute Law (Repeals) Act 1974. The remainder amends the Statutory Orders (Special Procedure) Act 1945, ss 3(1), (3), 4(1), (2), 9(a), 10 (3).

Contents

  1. Part 1: PRELIMINARY
  2. 1Citation
  3. 2Interpretation
  4. 3Incorporation of the 1847 Act
  5. 4Modification of enactments
  6. Part 2: PRINCIPAL POWERS
  7. 5Development consent etc. granted by the Order
  8. 6Limits of deviation
  9. 7Period for completion of work
  10. 8Jurisdiction of the Harbour Authority
  11. 9Agreements entered into by the Company etc.
  12. 10Maintenance of authorised development
  13. 11Provision of works
  14. 12Benefit of Order
  15. 13Consent to transfer benefit of Order
  16. 14Guarantees in respect of payment
  17. Part 3: STREETS
  18. 15Street works
  19. 16Temporary stopping up of streets
  20. 17Access to works
  21. 18Agreements with street authorities
  22. 19Public rights of way
  23. Part 4: SUPPLEMENTAL POWERS
  24. 20Discharge of water
  25. 21Protective work to buildings
  26. 22Authority to survey and investigate the land
  27. 23Tidal works not to be executed without approval of Secretary of State
  28. 24Abatement of works abandoned or decayed
  29. 25Survey of tidal works
  30. 26Lights on tidal works etc. during construction
  31. 27Provision against danger to navigation
  32. 28Permanent lights on tidal works
  33. 29Power to appropriate
  34. Part 5: POWERS OF ACQUISITION
  35. 30Compulsory acquisition of land
  36. 31Power to override easements and other rights
  37. 32Compulsory acquisition of land – incorporation of the mineral code
  38. 33Time limit for exercise of authority to acquire land compulsorily
  39. 34Compulsory acquisition of rights
  40. 35Private rights of way
  41. 36Application of the Compulsory Purchase (Vesting Declarations) Act 1981
  42. 37Acquisition of subsoil only
  43. 38Acquisition of part of certain properties
  44. 39Rights under or over streets
  45. 40Temporary use of land for carrying out the authorised development
  46. 41Temporary use of land for maintaining authorised development
  47. 42Statutory undertakers
  48. 43Recovery of costs of new connections
  49. Part 6: MISCELLANEOUS AND GENERAL
  50. 44Deemed marine licence
  51. 45Felling or lopping of trees
  52. 46Trees subject to tree preservation orders
  53. 47Railway and navigation undertakings
  54. 48Arrangements with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs
  55. 49Application of landlord and tenant law
  56. 50Operational land for purposes of the 1990 Act
  57. 51Defence to proceedings in respect of statutory nuisance
  58. 52Protection of interests
  59. 53Saving for Trinity House
  60. 54Planning etc. jurisdiction
  61. 55Certification of plans etc
  62. 55ACertification of further environmental documents
  63. 55BCertification of additional plans etc.
  64. 56Service of notices
  65. 57Arbitration
  66. 58Requirements - appeals
  67. Signature
  68. Schedule 1: AUTHORISED DEVELOPMENT
  69. Chapter: NATIONALLY SIGNIFICANT INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT
  70. 1Paragraph 1
  71. ASSOCIATED DEVELOPMENT
  72. 2Paragraph 2
  73. 3Paragraph 3
  74. 4Paragraph 4
  75. 5Paragraph 5
  76. Schedule 2STREETS SUBJECT TO STREET WORKS
  77. Schedule 3STREETS TO BE TEMPORARILY STOPPED UP
  78. Schedule 4ACCESS TO WORKS
  79. Schedule 5FOOTPATHS TO BE STOPPED UP
  80. Schedule 6LAND OF WHICH TEMPORARY POSSESSION MAY BE TAKEN
  81. Schedule 7TREES SUBJECT TO TREE PRESERVATION ORDERS
  82. Schedule 8: DEEMED MARINE LICENCE
  83. Part 1: INTRODUCTORY
  84. Interpretation
  85. 1Paragraph 1
  86. Addresses
  87. 2Paragraph 2
  88. Part 2: LICENSED ACTIVITIES
  89. 3Paragraph 3
  90. Construction of the quay
  91. 4Paragraph 4
  92. Temporary dolphins
  93. 5Paragraph 5
  94. Berthing pocket infill
  95. 6Paragraph 6
  96. Pumping station
  97. 7Paragraph 7
  98. Compensation site creation
  99. 8Paragraph 8
  100. Rock armour
  101. 9Paragraph 9
  102. Temporary bog matting
  103. 10Paragraph 10
  104. Capital dredging
  105. 11Paragraph 11
  106. Maintenance dredging
  107. 12Paragraph 12
  108. Part 3: ENFORCEMENT
  109. 13Paragraph 13
  110. Part 4: CONDITIONS
  111. General conditions
  112. 14Paragraph 14
  113. 15Paragraph 15
  114. 16Paragraph 16
  115. 17Paragraph 17
  116. 18Paragraph 18
  117. 19Paragraph 19
  118. 20Paragraph 20
  119. 21Paragraph 21
  120. 22Paragraph 22
  121. 23Paragraph 23
  122. Project wide conditions
  123. 24Paragraph 24
  124. 25Paragraph 25
  125. 26Paragraph 26
  126. 27Paragraph 27
  127. 28Paragraph 28
  128. 29Paragraph 29
  129. 30Paragraph 30
  130. 31Paragraph 31
  131. 32Paragraph 32
  132. 33Paragraph 33
  133. 34Paragraph 34
  134. 35Paragraph 35
  135. 36Paragraph 36
  136. Piling conditions
  137. 37Paragraph 37
  138. 38Paragraph 38
  139. 39Paragraph 39
  140. 40Paragraph 40
  141. 41Paragraph 41
  142. 42Paragraph 42
  143. 43Paragraph 43
  144. General dredging and disposal conditions
  145. 44Paragraph 44
  146. 45Paragraph 45
  147. 46Paragraph 46
  148. 47Paragraph 47
  149. 48Paragraph 48
  150. 49Paragraph 49
  151. Capital dredging and disposal conditions
  152. 50Paragraph 50
  153. 51Paragraph 51
  154. 52Paragraph 52
  155. 53Paragraph 53
  156. 54Paragraph 54
  157. Maintenance dredging and disposal conditions
  158. 55Paragraph 55
  159. 56Paragraph 56
  160. 57Paragraph 57
  161. 58Paragraph 58
  162. 59Paragraph 59
  163. 60Paragraph 60
  164. Placement of rock and gravel materials below mean high water springs
  165. 61Paragraph 61
  166. 62Paragraph 62
  167. 63Paragraph 63
  168. 64Paragraph 64
  169. 65Paragraph 65
  170. 66Paragraph 66
  171. 67Paragraph 67
  172. 68Paragraph 68
  173. 69Paragraph 69
  174. Schedule 9: PROTECTIVE PROVISIONS
  175. Part 1: FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE HUMBER CONSERVANCY
  176. Interpretation
  177. 1Paragraph 1
  178. General
  179. 2Paragraph 2
  180. Tidal Works: approval of detailed design
  181. 3Paragraph 3
  182. 4Paragraph 4
  183. 5Paragraph 5
  184. Discharges, etc.
  185. 6Paragraph 6
  186. 7Paragraph 7
  187. Obstruction in river
  188. 8Paragraph 8
  189. Removal etc. of the Conservancy Authority moorings and buoys
  190. 9Paragraph 9
  191. Navigational lights, buoys, etc.
  192. 10Paragraph 10
  193. Removal of temporary works
  194. 11Paragraph 11
  195. Protective action
  196. 12Paragraph 12
  197. Abandoned or decayed works
  198. 13Paragraph 13
  199. Facilities for navigation
  200. 14Paragraph 14
  201. Survey of riverbed
  202. 15Paragraph 15
  203. Sedimentation, etc.: remedial action
  204. 16Paragraph 16
  205. Indemnity
  206. 17Paragraph 17
  207. Entry for survey, etc.
  208. 18Paragraph 18
  209. Statutory functions
  210. 19Paragraph 19
  211. Operating procedures
  212. 20Paragraph 20
  213. Consideration for dredged material
  214. 21Paragraph 21
  215. Removal of wrecks and obstructions, etc.
  216. 22Paragraph 22
  217. Transfer of benefit of Order
  218. 23Paragraph 23
  219. Oil Spillage Plan
  220. 24Paragraph 24
  221. Disputes
  222. 25Paragraph 25
  223. Part 2: FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT AGENCY
  224. 26Paragraph 26
  225. 27Paragraph 27
  226. 28Paragraph 28
  227. 29Paragraph 29
  228. 30Paragraph 30
  229. Part 3: FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE HIGHWAYS AGENCY
  230. 31Paragraph 31
  231. Part 4: FOR THE PROTECTION OF NETWORK RAIL
  232. 32Paragraph 32
  233. 33Paragraph 33
  234. 34Paragraph 34
  235. 35Paragraph 35
  236. 36Paragraph 36
  237. 37Paragraph 37
  238. 38Paragraph 38
  239. 39Paragraph 39
  240. 40Paragraph 40
  241. 41Paragraph 41
  242. 42Paragraph 42
  243. 43Paragraph 43
  244. 44Paragraph 44
  245. 45Paragraph 45
  246. 46Paragraph 46
  247. 47Paragraph 47
  248. Part 5: FOR THE PROTECTION OF C.GEN
  249. 48Paragraph 48
  250. 49Paragraph 49
  251. 50Paragraph 50
  252. Rosper Road
  253. 51Paragraph 51
  254. 52Paragraph 52
  255. 53Paragraph 53
  256. 54Paragraph 54
  257. 55Paragraph 55
  258. Part 6: FOR THE PROTECTION OF C.RO
  259. 56Paragraph 56
  260. 57Paragraph 57
  261. 58Paragraph 58
  262. 59Paragraph 59
  263. 60Paragraph 60
  264. 61Paragraph 61
  265. 62Paragraph 62
  266. 63Paragraph 63
  267. 64Paragraph 64
  268. 65Paragraph 65
  269. 66Paragraph 66
  270. Dredging
  271. 67Paragraph 67
  272. Railway
  273. 68Paragraph 68
  274. 69Paragraph 69
  275. Rosper Road
  276. 70Paragraph 70
  277. 71Paragraph 71
  278. Recovery of expenses
  279. 72Paragraph 72
  280. 73Paragraph 73
  281. 74Paragraph 74
  282. 75Paragraph 75
  283. Part 7: FOR THE PROTECTION OF PHILLIPS 66 LIMITED
  284. 76Paragraph 76
  285. 77Paragraph 77
  286. 78Paragraph 78
  287. 79Paragraph 79
  288. Part 8: FOR THE PROTECTION OF NATIONAL GRID
  289. 80Paragraph 80
  290. 81Paragraph 81
  291. 82Paragraph 82
  292. 83Paragraph 83
  293. 84Paragraph 84
  294. 85Paragraph 85
  295. 86Paragraph 86
  296. General
  297. 87Paragraph 87
  298. Part 9: FOR THE PROTECTION OF E.ON UK PLC
  299. 88Paragraph 88
  300. 89Paragraph 89
  301. 90Paragraph 90
  302. The pipelines
  303. 91Paragraph 91
  304. General
  305. 92Paragraph 92
  306. Part 10: FOR THE PROTECTION OF CENTRICA PLC
  307. 93Paragraph 93
  308. 94Paragraph 94
  309. 95Paragraph 95
  310. The pipelines
  311. 96Paragraph 96
  312. 97Paragraph 97
  313. Power station access road
  314. 98Paragraph 98
  315. General
  316. 99Paragraph 99
  317. Part 11: FOR THE PROTECTION OF ANGLIAN WATER
  318. 100Paragraph 100
  319. 101Paragraph 101
  320. 102Paragraph 102
  321. 103Paragraph 103
  322. 104Paragraph 104
  323. 105Paragraph 105
  324. 106Paragraph 106
  325. 107Paragraph 107
  326. Part 12: FOR THE PROTECTION OF BETHANY JAYNE LTD
  327. 108Paragraph 108
  328. Part 13: FOR THE PROTECTION OF ROYAL MAIL GROUP LTD
  329. 109Paragraph 109
  330. 110Paragraph 110
  331. Part 14: FOR THE PROTECTION OF ASSOCIATED BRITISH PORTS
  332. 111Paragraph 111
  333. 112Paragraph 112
  334. 113Paragraph 113
  335. 114Paragraph 114
  336. 115Paragraph 115
  337. 116Paragraph 116
  338. 117Paragraph 117
  339. 118Paragraph 118
  340. Part 15: FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE OIL AND PIPELINES AGENCY
  341. 119Paragraph 119
  342. 120Paragraph 120
  343. Part 16: FOR THE PROTECTION OF VPI IMMINGHAM B LIMITED
  344. 121Application
  345. 122Interpretation
  346. 123Regulation of powers over Rosper Road
  347. 124Paragraph 124
  348. 125Paragraph 125
  349. 126Arbitration
  350. Schedule 10: LIMITS OF HARBOUR
  351. 1Paragraph 1
  352. Schedule 11: REQUIREMENTS
  353. 1Paragraph 1
  354. Time limits
  355. 2Paragraph 2
  356. Stages of the development
  357. 3Paragraph 3
  358. Cargo restriction
  359. 4Paragraph 4
  360. Detailed design approval
  361. 5Paragraph 5
  362. 6Paragraph 6
  363. Provision of landscaping
  364. 7Paragraph 7
  365. Implementation and maintenance of landscaping
  366. 8Paragraph 8
  367. Trees
  368. 9Paragraph 9
  369. Highway access
  370. 10Paragraph 10
  371. Public rights of way
  372. 11Paragraph 11
  373. Fencing and other means of enclosure
  374. 12Paragraph 12
  375. Surface water drainage
  376. 13Paragraph 13
  377. Foul water drainage
  378. 14Paragraph 14
  379. River basin management
  380. 15Paragraph 15
  381. Contaminated land
  382. 16Paragraph 16
  383. Archaeology
  384. 17Paragraph 17
  385. Listed building
  386. 18Paragraph 18
  387. Environmental management and monitoring plans
  388. 19Paragraph 19
  389. 20Paragraph 20
  390. Programming of Works
  391. 21Paragraph 21
  392. Code of construction practice
  393. 22Paragraph 22
  394. Design of roads
  395. 23Paragraph 23
  396. External lighting
  397. 24Paragraph 24
  398. Construction traffic
  399. 25Paragraph 25
  400. Control of noise during construction
  401. 26Paragraph 26
  402. Control of noise during operation
  403. 27Paragraph 27
  404. Control of emissions
  405. 28Paragraph 28
  406. Travel plan
  407. 29Paragraph 29
  408. Traffic management plan
  409. 30Paragraph 30
  410. European protected species
  411. 31Paragraph 31
  412. Requirement for consent of Civil Aviation Authority and Ministry of Defence
  413. 32Paragraph 32
  414. Flood warning and evacuation plan
  415. 33Paragraph 33
  416. Listed buildings
  417. 34Paragraph 34
  418. Tall structures
  419. 35Paragraph 35
  420. Cooling water intakes and outfalls
  421. 36Paragraph 36
  422. Piling
  423. 37Paragraph 37
  424. Sedimentation
  425. 38Paragraph 38
  426. 39Paragraph 39
  427. Contaminants and remediation
  428. 40Paragraph 40
  429. 41Paragraph 41
  430. Mitigation site requirements
  431. 42Paragraph 42
  432. Environment Agency requirements
  433. 43Paragraph 43
  434. 44Paragraph 44
  435. Requirement for written approval
  436. 45Paragraph 45
  437. Explanatory note