Appropriate Assessment (AA)
Flynn Furney Environmental Consultants have extensive experience of undertaking AAs for a variety of projects. An Appropriate Assessment (AA) is required by the EU Habitats Directive (92/43/EEC) where a project (or plan) would be likely to have a significant effect on a European, Natura 2000 designated site, either alone or in combination with other plans or projects. Natura sites include Special Areas of Conservation (SACs), which are protected under the Habitats Directive and, Special Protection Areas (SPAs), which are protected under the EU Birds Directive (79/409/EEC). There are four stages involved in an AA, however those carried out depend on the nature of the proposed project.
Castlecomer Walking Trail
A Walking Trail for Castlecomer, County Kilkenny Kilkenny Leader Partnership commissioned Flynn Furney Environmental Consultants to carry out a feasibility study of a new recreational ...
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Heritage Centre, Clones
Heritage Centre, Clones Flynn Furney Environmental Consultants were commissioned by Monaghan County Council to carry out an Appropriate Assessment Screening of a very interesting project ...
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Glenbeg to Eyeries, Co. Cork
Glenbeg to Eyeries, Co. Cork This Irish Water led project involved the installation of new trunk main, together with associated assets between Glenbeg Reservoir and ...
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