The Dogger Bank Creyke Beck Offshore Wind Farm (Amendment) Order 2025
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12 Amendment to Part 3 (Requirements) of Schedule 1 (Authorised Project)
Schedule 1 (Authorised Project), Part 3 (Requirements), paragraph 31 is amended as follows— (a) in paragraph 31(1)— (i) after “operation of the” insert “Project A”; (ii) in both places it occurs, after “onshore works (in whole or in part)” insert “and any part of the shared works not required for the commercial operation of Project B”; (iii) replace “the undertaker” with “Bizco 1”; (iv) after “removal of the” insert “Project A”; (b) after paragraph 31(1) insert— (1A) No later than 3 months before the cessation of commercial operation of the Project B onshore works (in whole or in part) and any part of the shared works not required for the commercial operation of Project A, Bizco 4 must submit to the relevant planning authority for approval a scheme for the demolition and removal of the Project B onshore works (in whole or in part) and any part of the shared works not required for the commercial operation of Project A, stating the final proposed condition of the relevant land including a proposed timetable. ; (c) in paragraph 31(2) replace “The proposed scheme” with “Each proposed scheme”; (d) after paragraph 31(2) insert— (3) References in this requirement to “the shared works” means those elements of the shared works as they relate to Project A or Project B and, for the avoidance of doubt, paragraph (1) of this requirement will not be triggered when Project B ceases commercial operation and paragraph (1A) of this requirement will not be triggered when Project A ceases commercial operation. .
12 Amendment to Part 3 (Requirements) of Schedule 1 (Authorised Project)
Schedule 1 (Authorised Project), Part 3 (Requirements), paragraph 31 is amended as follows— (a) in paragraph 31(1)— (i) after “operation of the” insert “Project A”; (ii) in both places it occurs, after “onshore works (in whole or in part)” insert “and any part of the shared works not required for the commercial operation of Project B”; (iii) replace “the undertaker” with “Bizco 1”; (iv) after “removal of the” insert “Project A”; (b) after paragraph 31(1) insert— (1A) No later than 3 months before the cessation of commercial operation of the Project B onshore works (in whole or in part) and any part of the shared works not required for the commercial operation of Project A, Bizco 4 must submit to the relevant planning authority for approval a scheme for the demolition and removal of the Project B onshore works (in whole or in part) and any part of the shared works not required for the commercial operation of Project A, stating the final proposed condition of the relevant land including a proposed timetable. ; (c) in paragraph 31(2) replace “The proposed scheme” with “Each proposed scheme”; (d) after paragraph 31(2) insert— (3) References in this requirement to “the shared works” means those elements of the shared works as they relate to Project A or Project B and, for the avoidance of doubt, paragraph (1) of this requirement will not be triggered when Project B ceases commercial operation and paragraph (1A) of this requirement will not be triggered when Project A ceases commercial operation. .
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