Heritage Operation Assessment
The key potential impact associated with Project operation is anchor damage upon exposed
artefacts or targets of potential archaeological interest. Accordingly, a buffer zone shall be
implemented to ensure adequate separation between permanent structures and targets of
archaeological potential (see Mitigation & Monitoring).
The ultimate value of targets will be subject to the findings of the additional penetrative survey but
at the EIA stage, all targets are conservatively assumed to be of high / very high marine
archaeological value. The disturbance magnitude of works is considered as negligible, and
therefore only minor impacts are anticipated during Project operation.
The key potential impact associated with Project operation is anchor damage upon exposed
artefacts or targets of potential archaeological interest. Accordingly, a buffer zone shall be
implemented to ensure adequate separation between permanent structures and targets of
archaeological potential (see Mitigation & Monitoring).
The ultimate value of targets will be subject to the findings of the additional penetrative survey but
at the EIA stage, all targets are conservatively assumed to be of high / very high marine
archaeological value. The disturbance magnitude of works is considered as negligible, and
therefore only minor impacts are anticipated during Project operation.
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