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\Contents11.11.21.3Introduction . 1Status of this SoCG . 1Purpose of this document . 1Description of development . 2The Wylfa Newydd Project . 2The Enabling Works . 2The Wylfa Newydd DCO Project . 32Consultation with NWP . 5Meeting schedule . 5Comments Provided by NWP. 633.1Current Position . 8Position of Horizon Nuclear Power and NWP . 8List of TablesTable 2-1 Meetings between Horizon and NWP to discuss SoCG . 5Table 2-2 Comments Provided by NWP . 6Table 3-1 Statement of Common Ground between NWP and Horizon . 10Page i
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Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent OrderDraft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear Power1Introduction1.1Status of this SoCGThis Statement of Common Ground (hereafter referred to as the ‘SoCG’) hasbeen developed as an iterative draft by Horizon Nuclear Power (hereafterreferred to as ‘Horizon’) to reflect its understanding of North Wales Police’s(NWP’s) position expressed verbally at meetings or through correspondenceand is to its knowledge an accurate reflection of agreed, disagreed andongoing matters. At this stage however, it is not being submitted as anendorsed agreed draft with NWP. is being submitted to the ExaminingAuthority as an agreed final version at Deadline 6, in accordance with theexamination timetable.It is noted that where this SoCG relies on documents which are due to besubmitted at later deadlines in the examination (or submitted at Deadlines 5and 6 and, because of the timetable, have not been fully reflected in this finaldraft), this is noted where relevant and may change the status of issuesrecorded in this version of the SoCG.Horizon is continuing to work with NWP to develop the draft to a statuswhere it can be signed and submitted as a jointly agreed statement.It will be amended as the examination progresses in order to enable a final,agreed version to be submitted to the Examining Authority by Deadline 6.1.2Commented [BL2]: NWP is not prepared to agreethe SoCG until it has had the opportunity to reviewHNP’s DL5 and DL6 documents.Commented [BL3]: This should not be deleted aswork is on-going.Purpose of this documentThis SoCG is a ‘live’a final agreed document that has been prepared byHorizon and reviewed by NWP. It has been prepared in accordance with theguidance published by the Department of Communities and LocalGovernment (hereafter referred to as ‘DCLG Guidance’)1 and exampleSoCG documents provided on the Planning Inspectorate’s website 2.The purpose of this SoCG is to set out agreed factual information about theapplication for development consent made by Horizon for the constructionand operation of a new nuclear power station at the Wylfa NewyddDevelopment Area (hereafter referred to as ‘WNDA’) together with on andoff-site associated development (hereafter referred to as ‘the Wylfa NewyddDCO Project’).Paragraph 58 of the DCLG Guidance states:1Planning Act 2008: Guidance for the examination of applications for development consent(March 2015) paragraphs 58 – oads/attachment data/file/418015/examinations guidance- final for publication.pdf2Commented [BL1]: The SoCG is NOT agreed e 1Commented [BL4]: It is NOT an agreed document.
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent OrderDraft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear Power“A statement of common ground is a written statement prepared jointly by the applicantand another party or parties, setting out any matters on which they agree. As well asidentifying matters which are not in real dispute, it is also useful if a statement identifiesthose areas where agreement has not been reached. The statement should includereferences to show where those matters are dealt with in the written representations orother documentary evidence”The aim of this SoCG is to therefore provide a clear position of the state andextent of discussions and agreement between Horizon and NWP on mattersrelating to the Wylfa Newydd Project. as at 4th December 2018.Commented [BL5]: As at Deadline 6.DCLG Guidance recognises and expects that SoCGs will continue to evolveduring the examination period (if deemed necessary through on-goingdiscussions between the parties). Discussions between Horizon and NWPwill therefore continue to seek to extend the areas of common ground.Commented [BL6]: Do not delete.This SoCG has evolved through a series of iterative drafts. Thesedrafts have been informed by on-going meetings between Horizon andNWP. The first draft of this SoCG was provided by Horizon in October 2017,for input and comment by NWP, and was discussed at subsequentmeetings, as listed at Table 2-1 below. A revised draft (3rd draft) was issuedto NWP on 17th July 2018 to which NWP provided detailed comments on 26thOctober 2018, prior to submission of the draft SoCG at Deadline 2. . Mostrecently the SoCG has been updated to reflect matters discussed betweenNWP and Horzon at a meeting on 24th January 2019 (at which an emergingdraft of the revised s106 agreement was shared with NWP). All commentsprovided by NWP at that meeting were caveated to reflect the fact thatHNP’s Deadline 5 and Deadline 6 submissions were yet to be circulated toNWP for review.As explained in Section 3 of this SoCG, NWP provided substantialcomments on the 3rd draft SoCG on 26th October 2018, which also proposedsignificant restructuring of the SoCG from that previously being discussed.Horizon was not able to adopt these changes; however, it has reflected theNWP position in the table provided at Table 3-1.The document will be updated as more information becomes available andas a result of on-going discussions between Horizon and NWP.Once finalised, theThis SoCG is beingwill be submitted to theExamining Authority in relation to the application by Horizon under section37 of the Planning Act 2008 (the Act) for an order granting developmentconsent for the construction of the Wylfa Newydd DCO Project.1.3Description of developmentThe Wylfa Newydd ProjectThe Wylfa Newydd Project includes:The Enabling WorksThe Enabling Works comprise the Site Preparation and Clearance Proposals(SPC Proposals) and the A5025 On-line Highway Improvements.Page 2Commented [BL7]: Reinstate.
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent OrderDraft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear PowerHorizon has submitted applications for planning permission for the EnablingWorks under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 to the Isle ofAnglesey County Council (IACC) as local planning authority. The On-lineHighway Improvements were granted planning permission on 13th July 2018(ref: 27C106E/FR/ECON). The planning authority resolved to grant the SPCapplication subject to the signing of a legal agreement on the 5th September2018. The position with the SPC application was summarised in the SPCStatus Note submitted to the Examining Authority by Horizon at Deadline 1.In order to maintain flexibility in the consenting process for the WylfaNewydd DCO Project, the SPC Proposals have also been included in theDCO application. The A5025 On-line Highway Improvements are not part ofthe DCO application.The Wylfa Newydd DCO ProjectThe Wylfa Newydd DCO Project comprises those parts of the Wylfa NewyddProject which are to be consented by a DCO, namely:The Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP)Power Station: the proposed new nuclear power station, including two UK Advanced BoilingWater Reactors, the Cooling Water System, supporting facilities, buildings, plant andstructures, radioactive waste and spent fuel storage buildings and the Grid Connection;Other on-site development: including landscape works and planting, drainage, surfacewater management systems, public access works including temporary and permanentclosures and diversions of public rights of way, new Power Station Access Road and internalsite roads, car parking, construction compounds and temporary parking areas, laydownareas, working areas and temporary works and structures, temporary construction viewingarea, diversion of utilities, perimeter and construction fencing, and electricity connections;Marine works comprising:- Permanent Marine Works: the Cooling Water System, the MarineOff-loading Facility, breakwater structures, shore protection works,surface water drainage outfalls, waste water effluent outfall (andassociated drainage of surface water and waste water effluent tothe sea), fish recovery and return system, fish deterrent system,navigation aids and Dredging;- Temporary Marine Works: temporary cofferdams, a temporaryaccess ramp, temporary navigation aids, temporary outfalls and atemporary barge berth;Off-site Power Station Facilities: comprising the Alternative Emergency Control Centre(AECC), Environmental Survey Laboratory (ESL) and a Mobile Emergency EquipmentGarage (MEEG); andAssociated Developmentthe Site Campus within the Wylfa Newydd Development Area;temporary Park and Ride facility at Dalar Hir for construction workers (Park and Ride);Page 3
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent OrderDraft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear Powertemporary Logistics Centre at Parc Cybi (Logistics Centre);the A5025 Off-line Highway Improvements;wetland habitat creation and enhancement works as compensation for any potential impactson the Tre’r Gof Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) at the following sites:- Tŷ Du;- Cors Gwawr;- Cae Canol-dyddThe Power Station will be operational for approximately 60 years after whichit will be decommissioned. The buildings will be removed from the site andall spent fuel and radioactive waste managed. The end state of the site willbe agreed with the regulators.Licensable Marine ActivitiesThe Licensable Marine Activities comprise the Marine Works and the DeepDisposal (i.e. the disposal of material from dredging at the Disposal Site atHolyhead North). The Licensable Marine Activities will be consented under aMarine Licence; however the Marine Works would also be consented underthe DCO.A more detailed description of development is contained at Chapter 4 of thePlanning Statement (APP-406).Page 4
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent Order2Draft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear PowerConsultation with NWPThe preparation of this SoCG has been informed by a programme ofdiscussions between Horizon and NWP, including the provision of commentsthrough formal and informal consultation, and feedback provided inmeetings.Meeting scheduleHorizon met with NWP to discuss and document common ground on thefollowing dates:Table 2-1 Meetings between Horizon and NWP to discuss SoCGTable 2-1Meeting DateAttendeesPurpose of Meeting29 June 2017Horizon / NWPProject update13 July 2017Horizon / NWPProject update21 September 2017Horizon / Quod / Atkins / BartonWilmore / NWPSoCG - update4 October 2017Horizon / Atkins / NWPSoCG - update23 October 2017Horizon / Atkins / NWP / WASTSoCG & EPCCConstruction subgroup13 November 2017Horizon / Quod / Atkins / Jacobs /NWP / WAST / NWFRSSoCG - Design meeting13 November 2017Horizon / Quod / Atkins / NWPSoCG update20 November 2017Horizon / Quod / SDG / NWP /NWFRS / WASTHighways meeting19 December 2017Horizon / Quod / Atkins / NWPSecurity meeting14 February 2018Horizon / Atkins / NWPSecurity meeting27 February 2018Horizon / Atkins / Quod / NWP /PHW / BCUHB / NWFRS / WAST /WG / IACC / BCASafeguarding1 March 2018Horizon / Quod / Atkins / BCA /NWP / NWFRS / WAST , BCUHB /PHWLabour churn meeting23 March 2018Quod / Atkins / NWP / NWFRSDCO application process3 August 2018Horizon / Quod / Atkins / NWPSoCG Update meetingPage 5
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent OrderDraft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear Power15 November 2018Horizon / Quod / NWP / BartonWilmore / Clifford Chance / WBDSoCG / service impactreport meeting23 January 2019Vectos / SteerT&T meeting (byteleconference)24 January 2019Horizon / Quod / DWD / NWP /Barton Wilmore / Clifford Chance /WBDSoCG / s106 / serviceimpact report meetingThis document will continue be updated as a result of on-going discussionsbetween Horizon and NWP.Comments Provided by NWPHorizon shared with NWP (amongst other statutory consultees) the draftapplication documents to support the DCO application that they requested,in September and October 2017, and drafts of amended documents duringthe examination.Comments on consultation documents and draft DCO documents wereprovided on the following dates:Table 2-2 Comments Provided by NWPConsultationDate24 October 2016PAC 2 consultation22 June 2017PAC 3 consultation11 December 2017Comments on draft DCO documents13 August 2018Relevant Representation26 October 2018Comments on draft SoCG28 November 2018NWP Deadline 1 submission7 December 2018NWP Deadline 2 submission (including WrittenRepresentation)19 December 2018NWP Deadline 3 submission22 January 2019NWP Deadline 4 submissionThe comments made (prior to submission) were taken into account in thedevelopment of final documents to support the DCO. These documents alsoserved to develop, and inform on-going discussions associated with, thisSoCG. The PAC 2 and PAC3 comments formed the basis for the topicsPage 6Commented [JD8]: Reinstate
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent OrderDraft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear Powerincluded in the first draft of the SoCG, since when the topics have evolved inresponse to the progress of discussions and comments from NWP.Page 7
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent OrderDraft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear Power3Current Position3.1Position of Horizon Nuclear Power and NWPThe following Table (Table 3-1) seeks to set out the position of NWPalongside Horizon’s position as discussed at the meeting on 24th January2019. Since the meeting, no further comments have been provided by NWPas HNP’s Deadline 5 and Deadline 6 submissions were not available forreview. t 4th December 2018, and subsequent further exchanges of thedocument in writing. .The topics for inclusion in this table wereis is based on the consultationresponses provided by NWP at PAC 2, PAC 3, the initial SoCG meetingsand the draft DCO documents submitted to NWP by Horizon.Theis SoCG was subsequently restructured to a more focused list ofissues for thedraft (submissiontted at Deadline 2,) is based on an amendeddraft SoCG provided by NWP on 26 October 2018. although it has beenmodified by Horizon following a meeting with the NWP on the 15thNovember 2018. Whilst this seeks to retain the position expressed by NWP(as per the 26 October 2018 comments) this draft has not been formallyendorsed by NWP as a jointly agreed draft.It sets out matters by topic area and an indication of whether the issueis agreed (green), not agreed (red) or ongoing (amber). For expediency, theschedule focusses on those areas upon which NWP have expressed interestor concern, which can be summarised under five topic areas; these are:-Demand on Police Services-Traffic and Transport-Marine Off-Loading Facility (“MOLF”)-Protest-Workforce Implications-Documents, policies and strategies requiring NWP input-The draft DCO and s106 agreement.Although this represents the final draft of the SoCG, in accordance with theexamination timetable, pPoints that are “ongoing” or “not agreed” will be thesubject of on-going discussion wherever possible to resolve or refine theextent of disagreement between the parties throughout the DCOExamination process (albeit there will be no further opportunity to reflect thisin an updated SoCG). An updated SoCG will be submitted to theExamination at a later deadline.For example, a number of matters discussed relate to updates to ControlDocuments including the Wylfa Newydd Code of Construction Practice(CoCP) and updates to the draft DCO s.106 agreement. NWP will fullyreview and comment on these documents when they are submitted atPage 8
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDevelopment Consent OrderDraft Statement of Common Ground between North WalesPolice and Horizon Nuclear PowerDeadlines 5 and 6. This review may allow further updates to the SoCG to bemade.Horizon is continuing to work with NWP to develop the draft to a statuswhere it can be signed and submitted as a jointly agreed statement.Page 9
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDraft Statement of Common Ground between NorthWales Police and Horizon Nuclear PowerDevelopment Consent OrderTable 3-1 Statement of Common Ground between NWP and HorizonTopicSub topicDocumentReference/Signpost/RoutemapPotential toincreasedemand forNWP servicesES Volume C- Projectwide effectsC1 - Socioeconomics(APP-088)Increase indemand onNWP kforceAccommodation Strategy(APP-412)SoCG IDNWP A.1 3NWP A.2aNWP positionHorizon positionIt is agreed that the construction period of the Project has the potentialto increase the demand for NWP services in a number of areas arisingfrom the workforce population and construction activities. It is furtheragreed that suitable mitigation is required to ensure that the impacts ofthe Project do not detract from the current level and quality of servicesand facilities made available to NWPs existing population andcommunities. However, the extent of mitigation required is not agreedat this stage (as set out in the table below).The DCO Application and its associated assessments are based on9,000 construction workers being deployed in delivering the Project atthe peak of activity at Q4 of 2023, with varying numbers of workersprior to and beyond this period. During peak construction, 2,000workers are expected to be home based, leaving 7,000 non-homebased. 4,000 of the non-home based workers will be accommodated inthe Temporary Workers Accommodation on-site (i.e. the Site Campus)and 3,000 are expected to use bed-space accommodation acrossAnglesey and parts of the mainland.It is agreed that service impact will be assessed based on the expectedaccommodation split highlighted above.RAGAction required toinform furtherdiscussion onissueAgreedNo further actionAgreedNo further actionNote that the table adopts the NWP SoCG ID numbering systemPage 10
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDraft Statement of Common Ground between NorthWales Police and Horizon Nuclear PowerDevelopment Consent OrderTopicSub topicWorkforceassumptions – utemapWorkforceAccommodation Strategy(APP-412)Deadline 31Submission DevelopmentConsent OrderSection 106AgreementStatus Note(REP3-0421010) 4SoCG IDNWP positionHorizon positionAny subsequent change [to the above workforce assumptions] mayrequire further assessment. A suitable plan, monitor and manageregime therefore needs to be established to address the implications ofany further variation in these circumstances.The DCO is assessed on the basis of the 4,000 Site Campus, 3,000non-home based workers, 2,000 home based workers split.Horizon will monitor and manage the distribution of the workforce withinthis split, through the Workforce Accommodation Management Service(WAMS) which will be secured by the s.106 agreement.NWP A2b(i)An Emergency Services Engagement Group (ESEG) has been proposed to beconstituted under the revised draft s.106 agreement (circulated on 24th January).The workforce accommodation monitoring data, collected through the WAMS,would be communicated to NWP through the ESEG.The Phasing Strategy secures the delivery of the Site Campus in timefor peak construction.Horizon is currently reviewing the delivery schedule to determinewhether phases can be delivered earlier. Any such review is beingundertaken taking into account the assessed environmental andconstruction constraints.4RAGAgreedOn goingOn-goingAction required toinform furtherdiscussion onissueNWP to review drafts106 and confirm ifproposedESEGcomposition,governance andremit areacceptable. ofurther action(agreed in principle.NWP to review detailof the revised s106)Action: NWP toconfirm whether theirposition relates tothe monitoring of theprecise location ofthe workforce (whichwill be monitoredthrough the WAMS)or if the requirementto monitor would belinked to funding(see below Horizon’sposition in relation tothe triggers forfunding).Note that a revised draft s106 Agreement was shared with NWP on 24th January, and will be submitted at Deadline 5.Page 11
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDraft Statement of Common Ground between NorthWales Police and Horizon Nuclear PowerDevelopment Consent OrderTopicSub topicWorkforceassumptions –Monitoring(link ference/Signpost/RoutemapDeadline 3Submission DevelopmentConsent OrderSection 106Agreement(REP3-042)SoCG IDNWP positionNWPA2b(ii)cAny subsequent change [to theabove workforce assumptions]may require further assessment.A suitable plan, monitor andmanage regime therefore needs tobe established to address theimplications of any furthervariation in these circumstances.Horizon positionThe use of contingency funds hasbeen reduced across the s106agreement and there is nointention to provide a contingencyfund for the emergency services.Horizon have, however, draftedthe agreement so that IACC wouldhave to consult NWP on fundingapplications from the CommuntiyFund which affected public safety.RAGNotagreedAction required toinform furtherdiscussion onissueNo further action.Page 12
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDraft Statement of Common Ground between NorthWales Police and Horizon Nuclear PowerDevelopment Consent OrderTopicSub topicDocumentReference/Signpost/RoutemapSoCG IDNWP positionHorizon positionRAGAction required toinform furtherdiscussion onissueNo furtherA actionThe conclusions ofthe Socio economicassessment are notagreed.Level ofimpactES Volume C- Projectwide effectsC1 - Socioeconomics(APP-088)NWP A.3NWP does not agree to thisstatement [Horizon’s position inthe first paragraph in the columnto the right i.e. that “based on theincrease in population, Horizon’sposition is that the potentialincrease in crime rate is anegligible impact of the Projectwith no significant effect”] and hasproduced a more detailedassessment explaining theimpacts of the increase inpopulation that will affect NWP.This assessment has beensubmitted to the Examination.NWP will present the mitigationthat is required as soon aspossible to Horizon and then alsosubmit this into the Examinationprocess.Based on the increase inpopulation, Horizon’s position isthat the potential increase in crimerate is a negligible impact of theProject with no significant effect.Horizon does however recognisethat the Wylfa Newydd Project islikely to create demand on thenorth Wales police service .(paragraphs 1.5.63 – 1.5.68 ofChapter C1 of the ES (APP-088)).The quantum ofplanning obligation isnot agreed. , thoughHorizon arecommitted toproviding anappropriate level ofcontribution to NWP.OngoingNotagreedAction: Horizon arereviewing the serviceimpact informationprovided by NWP. Averbal presentationof initial findings wasgiven and arrangefurther meetings.andwas discussed onatthe meeting on the24 th January 2019.Horizon to submit aformal response tothe Examination atDeadline 5.NWP and Horizonwill continue to worktogether in ensuringthat the mitigationand associatedmonitoring isPagesecured.13properly
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDraft Statement of Common Ground between NorthWales Police and Horizon Nuclear PowerDevelopment Consent OrderTopicSub topicDocumentReference/Signpost/RoutemapSoCG IDDraftDevelopmentConsentOrderRevision 3.0(REP2020APP029) 6Horizon positionNWP have identified that iImpacts of the Project that have the potentialto increase demand for NWP services include, but are not necessarilylimited to:Incidents and crime on and off site (including TemporaryWorkers Accommodation); requiring police attention;Increased night-time economy;Increased incidents and crime off-site as a result ofincreased population;Cyber-crime;Hate crime;Increased pressures on roads policing (see B);Safeguarding; andIntangible future impacts.Deadline 2Submission WylfaNewyddCode ofConstructionPractice(APP031414) 5Potentialimpacts of theprojectNWP positionNWP A.4Deadline 3Submission DevelopmentConsent OrderSection 106Agreement(REP3-042) 7Horizon does not necessarily disagree with this list of potential impacts,though propose that they should be agreed with NWP and establishedin the Community Safety Management Strategy (CSMS).Both parties agree that it is appropriate for Horizon and NWP to worktogether to agree a set of principles for the production of the CSMSwhich would be secured by a DCO requirement, and progressed incollaboration with an ‘Emergency Services Engagement Group(ESEG) 8. This would establish how the NWP and Horizon would workcollectively in relation addressing these risks.The updated CSMS principles will be included within a revised WylfaNewydd Code of Construction Practice (for submission at Deadline 5).Horizon will share the draft with NWP prior to submission. Horizon doesnot necessarily disagree with this list of potential impacts though wish5Revised WN CoCP to be submitted at Deadline 5.6Revised draft DCO order to be submitted at Deadline 5.7Note that a revised draft s106 Agreement was shared with NWP on 24th January, and will be submitted at Deadline 5.8The IACC could then additionally consult NWP it its role as discharging authority for the DCO requirementRAGOngoingAgreedOn goingAction required toinform furtherdiscussion onissueAction: Horizon arereviewing theservice impactinformationprovided by NWPand will arrangefurthermeetings.Agreedfoward action –Horizon to issuerevised CSMSprinciples to NWP forcomment prior tosubmission atDeadline 5.Action – NWP toreview HorizonDeadline 5submissions.Horizon to confirmif approval of /input to other plansrequested by NWPwill be securedthrough DCO /s106.Page 14
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDraft Statement of Common Ground between NorthWales Police and Horizon Nuclear PowerDevelopment Consent OrderTopicSub topicDocumentReference/Signpost/RoutemapSoCG IDNWP positionHorizon positionRAGAction required toinform furtherdiscussion onissueto review NWP’s detailed service planning.Horizon has committed to working with NWP on the production of aCommunity Safety Management Strategy (CSMS) (See NWP F.1) whichwould be secured by a DCO requirement. This would address how theNWP and Horizon would work collectively in relation to some of theserisks.Financialcontribution9Deadline 3Submission DevelopmentConsent OrderSection 106Agreement(REP3042) 9Deadline1 Submission DevelopmentConsent OrderSection 106AgreementStatus Note(REP1-010)NWP A.5NWP haveare to provided detailedservice planning following anassessment of the impact of theProject on NWP demand, that willform the basis of the criteria underwhich funds will be released.NWP have finalised an impactreport that will inform ongoingdiscussions with Horizon on thematter of funding, the DCO andSection 106 obligation. This hasbeen issued to Horizon (26.10.18)which was submitted at Deadline3(REP3-020 and REP3-062).Agreed aAction:Horizon arereviewing the serviceimpact informationprovided by NWPand arrange furthermeetings.Horizon have appointed GoreAssociates to provide a review ofNWP’s impact reports.Horizon will continue to work withNWP on appropriate mitigation,including that delivered by thedraft s.106 agreement.On-goingHorizon and NWP todiscuss s106 headsof terms. The scaleof financialcontribution wasdiscussed at ameeting betweenHorizon and NWP on24 January 2019.Horizon will providea response(reporting thefindings of GoreAssociates analysis)at Deadline 5.Note that a revised draft s106 Agreement was shared with NWP on 24th January, and will be submitted at Deadline 5.Page 15
Wylfa Newydd Power StationDraft Statement of Common Ground between NorthWales Police and Horizon Nuclear PowerDevelopment Consent OrderTraffic 5betweenAmlwch andCemaesES Volume C Road trafficrelated effects(project-wide)App C2-4 DCOTransportAssessment(APP-100)NWP Deadline4 submission(REP4-043)NWP B.1NWP does not agree with thisconclusion [in Horizon’s positionin the column to the right i.e. thatthe highway alignment on theA5025 between Amlwch andCemaes does not requireimprovement] and has producedfurther evidence to support itsposition that mitigation isrequired. NWP has alsocommissioned Vectos, a transportconsultant, to review theadequacy of the transportassessment and whether thisnecessitates additional mitigationto be sought as a result.Horizon are not aware of thefu
2018. The position with the SPC application was summarised in the SPC Status Note submitted to the Examining Authority by Horizon at Deadline 1. In order to maintain flexibility in the consenting process for the Wylfa Newydd DCO Project, the SPC Proposals have also been included in the DCO application.
