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Site 1: SPA Xxx | Summary description: The SPA contains the largest extent of marsh in Xxxxxx region. The wide diversity of coastal habitats found on the site supports important numbers of water birds throughout the year. Potential impact | Feature affected | Conservation objectives | Adverse effect of plan/project alone on the feature | Adverse effect of plan/project in combination with other plans or projects on the feature affected | Possible avoidance or mitigation of adverse effects | Conclusion: adverse effects on the integrity of the site: Yes. No. Uncertain. Long term. Short term Habitat loss Species disturbance | Birds of coastal habitats: ... … (species names) | Maintain population and distribution of species… (details in relation to the conservation objectives). Maintain structure and functions and supporting processes on which habitats of species rely… (details in relation to the conservation objectives). | Component X of the plan will reduce the area of saltmarsh available to the species. A potential loss of 110 ha has been estimated in the appropriate assessment. | There is the potential for adverse effects in combination with other plans that would increase indirect pressures on the sites. Increased disturbance through a rise in recreational use, associated with other projects, would have adverse effects on the site. | No | Yes – long term Habitat deterioration | Birds of lowland wet grasslands … … (species names) | Maintain population and distribution of species… (details in relation to the conservation objectives). Maintain structure and functions and supporting processes on which habitats of species rely… (details in relation to the conservation objectives). | Component Y of the plan could cause a modification in the water flow regime that could affect wet grasslands that provide suitable habitat for the species …..(details in relation to the conservation objectives) | Not expected | Uncertain | Uncertain (component Y is not defined in detail so effects on flow regime cannot be properly assessed and quantified). … | | | | | |
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Source: EUR-Lex (Cellar) · retrieved 2026-09-25 · Text as adopted (Official Journal); later amendments are not incorporated in this text.