| Stage 1 - Relevant authority training on the Habitats
Regulations |
| Stage 2 - Foundation document |
| Stage 3 - Identification of key activities |
| Stage 4 - Inventory of activities |
| Stage 5 - Analysis of activities |
| Stage 6 - Assessment of activities |
| Stage 7 - Monitoring |
| Stage 8 - Management scheme |
Stage 5 - Analysis of activities.
English Nature and the Countryside Council for Wales
will analyse all the completed pro-formas. They will work with the
relevant authorities whose activities may cause deterioration or
disturbance to complete an additional ‘impacts of activity’
section to the pro-forma. To help with this additional section,
further matrices, specific to each relevant authority, will be prepared
which will:
- - list the activity (s) to be considered
- type of impacts (operations) which should be considered in relation
to the activity (s), and
- the sub-features which need to be considered in relation to
the activities and operations.
These activities will form the basis of the management scheme.
Category Detail
A- Activity is not known by the RA to have an effect in its area
of jurisdiction
B- Activity is known by a relevant authority to be having an effect
in its area of jurisdiction and a single relevant authority is responsible
or has power for that activity
C- Activity is known by a relevant authority to be having an effect*
in its area of jurisdiction and a number of relevant authorities
have powers or are responsible for that activity around the Estuary
D- Activity is having an effect and no one has responsibility for
the activity
E- Effects of activity are unknown
Find out about the stages in greater detail:
Stage1, Stage 2, Stage
3, Stage4, Stage
5, Stage 6, Stage
7, Stage 8
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