SSSI Site of special Scientific Interest TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons VOCs Volatile Organic Compounds Written Statement A statement produced by the authority on land it considers not to be contaminated land after undertaking a risk assessment APPENDIX II Significant Harm and Significant Possibility of Such Harm Receptors) Table 1: Ecological system effects Relevant Type of Significant Harm Significant Possibility of Receptor Significant Harm Any ecological system, or The following types of harm Conditions would exist for living organism forming part should be considered to be considering that a of such a system, within a significant harm:- significant possibility of location which is:- Harm which results significant harm exists to a A SSSI in an irreversible relevant ecological receptor A national nature adverse change, or where the local authority reserve in some other considers that: A marine nature substantial adverse Significant harm of reserve change, in the that description is An area of special functioning of the more likely than not protection for birds ecological system to result from the A site” within any contaminant linkage “European within the meaning substantial part of in question; or of Reg.8 of the that location; or is reasonable Conservation of Harm which possibility of significantly affects significant harm of
SSSI Site of special Scientific Interest TPH Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons VOCs Volatile Organic Compounds Written Statement A statement produced by the authority on land it considers not to be contaminated land after undertaking a risk assessment APPENDIX II Significant Harm and Significant Possibility of Such Harm Receptors) Table 1: Ecological system effects Relevant Type of Receptor Significant Harm Significant Possibility of Significant Harm Any ecological system, or living organism forming part of such a system, within a location which is:- A SSSI A national nature reserve A marine nature reserve An area of special protection for birds A “European site” within the meaning of Reg.8 of the Conservation of The following types of harm should be considered to be significant harm:- Harm which results in an irreversible adverse change, or in some other substantial adverse change, in the functioning of the ecological system within any substantial part of that location; or Harm which significantly affects Conditions would exist for considering that a significant possibility of significant harm exists to a relevant ecological receptor where the local authority considers that: Significant harm of that description is more likely than not to result from the contaminant linkage in question; or is reasonable possibility of significant harm of
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