Volume 2 – Chapter 5 – Landscape and Visual Amenity

Fig 5.1 - Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment Study Area
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Fig 5.2 - Proposed Development
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Fig 5.3a - Hub Height (125.45m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (28km) and Viewpoint Locations
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Fig 5.3b - Hub Height ZTV 15km
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Fig 5.4a - Tip Height ZTV
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Fig 5.4b - Tip Height ZTV 15km
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Fig 5.5a - Comparative ZTV 28km
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Fig 5.5b - Comparative ZTV 15km
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Fig 5.6 - Substation ZTV 15km
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Fig 5.7 - Site Topography
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Fig 5.8 - National Landscape Character Areas (NLCAs) and National Character Areas (NCAs) (28km)
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Fig 5.9a - Landscape Units_Regional_Local Landscape Character Areas (LCAs) (15km)
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Fig 5.9b - Landscape Units - Regional_Local Landscape Character Areas (LCAs) and Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (15km)
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Fig 5.10a - Landscape Units_Bannau Brycheiniog National Park Landscape Character Areas (LCAs) within 28km
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Fig 5.10b - Landscape Units_Bannau Brycheiniog National Park Landscape Character Areas (LCAs) within 28km and Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility
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Fig 5.11a - Filtered in LANDMAP Aspect Areas - Visual and Sensory (VSAA) and Landscape Units within 33km Search Area
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Fig 5.11b - Filtered in LANDMAP Aspect Areas - Historic Landscape (HLAA) and Landscape Units within 33km Search Area
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Fig 5.11c - Filtered in LANDMAP Aspect Areas - Geological Landscape (GLAA) and Landscape Units
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Fig 5.11d - Filtered in LANDMAP Aspect Areas - Landscape Habitats (LHAA) and Landscape Units
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Fig 5.11e - Filtered in LANDMAP Aspect Areas - Cultural Landscape (CLAA) and Landscape Units
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Fig 5.12a - Designated Landscapes
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Fig 5.12b - Designated Landscapes ZTV 28km
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Fig 5.13a - Dark Skies Mapping 28km
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Fig 5.13b - Dark Skies Mapping 15km
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Fig 5.14a - Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (28km) - Local Communities
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Fig 5.14b - Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (15km) - Local Communities
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Fig 5.15a - Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (28km) - Roads and Railways
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Fig 5.15b - Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (15km) - Roads and Railways
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Fig 5.16a - Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (28km) - Open Access Land, PRoWs, Promoted Walking Routes and Cycle Routes
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Fig 5.16b - Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (15km) - Open Access Land, PRoWs, Promoted Walking Routes and Cycle Routes
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Fig 5.17a - Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (28km) - Visitor Attractions
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Fig 5.17b - Blade Tip Height (200m) Zone of Theoretical Visibility (15km) - Visitor Attractions
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Fig 5.18a - Representative Viewpoint Locations (28 km)
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Fig 5.18b - Representative Viewpoint Locations (15 km)
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Fig 5.19 - Wind Energy Developments within 33km and Included in the Cumulative Assessment
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Fig 5.20 - Cumulative Zone of Theoretical Visibility (CZTV) - Operational_Under Construction Wind Farms and Aberedw Energy Park
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Fig 5.21 - Cumulative Zone of Theoretical Visibility (CZTV) - Operational_Under Construction Consented Wind Farms and Aberedw Energy Park - Scenario A
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Fig 5.22 - Cumulative Zone of Theoretical Visibility (CZTV) - Operational_Under Construction Consented and Proposed Wind Farms and Aberedw Energy Park - Scenario B
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Fig 5.23 - Paired Cumulative Zone of Theoretical Visibility (CZTV) - Hendy Wind Farm and Aberedw Energy Park
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Fig 5.24 - Paired Cumulative Zone of Theoretical Visibility (CZTV) - Nant Mithil Wind Farm and Aberedw Energy Park
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Fig 5.25 - Significant Effects - Landscape Receptors
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Fig 5.26 - Significant Effects_Visual Receptors
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