Environmental Impact Assessment

Uncultivated Land and Semi-Natural Areas Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2006

The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (DARD) has received a number of proposals for agricultural intensification projects.

The Department, as required by the above Regulations, has considered

each proposal and made a decision as to whether its consent is required.

The location of the projects and the decisions made by the Department

in each case are set out below:

Location of proposed	Decision made by DARD
project
Ballygelly Road,	DARD consent not required for project
Broughshane, Co. Antrim	under EIA Regulations
Carnahinney, Clogher, Co.	DARD consent not required for project
Tyrone	under EIA Regulations
Crossgar Road, Ballynahinch,	Part of the land in question is relevant,
Co. Down	and therefore an environmental
statement is required before consent
can be given for the project to proceed.
Glen Road, Glenariffe, Co.	DARD consent not required for project
Antrim	under EIA Regulations
Gortnagriffen, Florencecourt,	DARD consent not required for project
Co. Fermanagh	under EIA Regulations
Muckenagh, Garrison, Co.	DARD consent not required for project
Fermanagh	under EIA Regulations
Slane Road, Aughafatten,	DARD consent not required for project
Co. Antrim	under EIA Regulations
Tannaghmore, Dungannon,	An environmental statement is
Co. Tyrone	required.
Portmuck Road,	Land in question is partly not relevant,
Islandmagee, Co. Antrim	but part contains badger setts and any
scrub must be cleared by hand.

Anyone wishing to comment on the proposals must do so within 28 days of the publication of this notice.

Further details are available at www.dardni.gov.uk or by telephoning

028 9052 4326.

www.dardni.gov.uk