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Box 4 Sources to use to identify impact on a Natura 2000 site — the Natura 2000 standard data form for the site; — site-specific conservation objectives (set out in the special areas of conservation (SAC) designation acts or in the special protection area (SPA) classification acts, or in the site management plan, or in a separate act); — site management plans (e.g. that identify pressures and threats on the site); — existing surveys and monitoring data on relevant species and habitat types, their distribution in and around the site, conservation status, pressures and threats on them; — current and past maps of the site; — land-use and other relevant existing plans; — existing site survey material; — existing data on hydrogeology; — existing data on relevant substances (e.g. nitrogen deposition, composition of discharged waste waters); — environmental impact assessments for similar projects or plans; — relevant state of the environment reports; — maps and geographical information systems; — site history files, etc.

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