Habitats Regulations Assessment Sample Clauses

Habitats Regulations Assessment. This principle can be further defined as:  The relevant competent authorities should reach agreement on who is the most appropriate lead authority for coordinating HRA.  In line with Defra guidance on determining a lead competent authority under the Habitats Regulations6, the following guidance should be applied to determination of a lead authority to coordinate HRA: o Where a single technical issue is more important than any other in assessing the impacts of a plan or project, the competent authority with the required technical expertise could lead; o Where there are a large number of complex cross-cutting issues, the competent authority with greatest capacity to undertake the work could lead; o Where a plan or project cuts across administrative boundaries (e.g. between planning authorities), the competent authority with the principal interest could lead.  The lead competent authority will then coordinate a decision on whether a shared Appropriate Assessment can be produced, what the respective roles and responsibilities are, a timetable for work, and how work will be resourced.  The lead competent authority for HRA does not necessarily need to be the same lead competent authority for EIA. For example, there may be a mainly terrestrial project where the only effects that need assessing under the Habitats Regulations are on a European Marine Site. In this instance the technical expertise needed to lead EIA and HRA will be different, and this should be reflected in the lead competent authorities for different regimes.
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Habitats Regulations Assessment. 5.1 The LPA must consider whether the LDP is likely to have a significant effect on a European site directly or indirectly either alone, or in combination with other plans and projects. This includes sites outside the Swansea area that are linked, for example Carmarthen Bay and Estuaries. This process is known as Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA). European sites are those identified as Special Areas of Conservation (SACs), Special Protection Areas (SPAs) and Ramsar sites (see Paragraph 5.3 for further details).
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