Laois - Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Environmental Reports Route Corridor Assessment Report � Hydrology and Hydrogeology

This section provides an assessment of the potential route corridors within the study area
for the proposed Laois Kilkenny Reinforcement Project. The purpose of this assessment is
to recommend the route corridor that will have the least potential environmental impacts in
terms of the water environment (hydrology and hydrogeology). A previous report (Study
Area Constraints Report, Hydrology & Hydrogeology, AOS Planning Ltd. October 2010)
identified the most significant constraints within the study area and the associated potential

Appendix I-6 Assessment of Corridors Report_Hydrology.pdf

Laois - Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Environmental Reports Route Corridor Assessment � Soils and Geology

This section provides an assessment of the potential route corridors within the study area
for the proposed Laois Kilkenny Reinforcement Project. The purpose of this assessment is
to recommend the route corridor that will have the least potential environmental impacts in
terms of soils and geology. This report was prepared by Mr. Brian Tiernan, Environmental
Consultant � AWN Consulting.

Appendix I-5 Assessment of Corridors Report_Soils.pdf

Laois - Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Environmental Reports Route Corridor Assessment Report � Landscape & Visual Impact Assessment

This section analyses the existing landscape character and significance within the
study area of the proposed 110kv transmission line and associated substations. It
also provides an evaluation of the potential for landscape and visual impacts
associated with the proposed development in the study area.

Appendix I-3 Assessment of Corridors Report - Landscape Rout.pdf

Laois to Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Environmental Reports Assessment of Corridors Report � Cultural Heritage Tobar Archaeological Services

This section provides an assessment of the potential route corridors within the study
area for the proposed 110kV line for the Laois Kilkenny Reinforcement Project. The
purpose of this assessment is to recommend the route corridor that has the least
impacts on the Archaeological and Cultural Heritage landscape. This Report has been
prepared by Tobar Archaeological Services.

Appendix I-2 Assessment of Corridors Report - Cultural Herit.pdf

Laois - Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Environmental Reports Assessment of Corridors Report - Human Beings

This document provides an assessment of the potential route corridors within the study
area for the proposed 110kV line from Ballyragget in Co. Kilkenny to the proposed
substation location in Laois. The purpose of this assessment is to recommend the
route corridor that causes the least environmental impacts.

Appendix I-1 Assessment of Corridors Report - Human Beings R.pdf

Laois-Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Planning Application- Project Roadmap 10th February 2011 Update

Laois-Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Planning Application- Project Roadmap including PHASE 1 - INFORMATION GATHERING, PHASE 2 - ROUTE CORRIDOR & SITE EVALUATION, PHASE 3 - LINE ROUTE AND PHASE 4 - APPLICATION SUBMISSION

Laois Kilkenny Public_RoadMap_10February2011_REV1.pdf

LAOIS � KILKENNY REINFORCEMENT PROJECT: 400/110KV SUBSTATION INCLUDING ASSOCIATED LINE AND STATION WORKS WINTER BIRD SURVEYS INTERIM REPORT

Dr Patrick Crushell was commissioned by AOS Planning to assess the abundance and distribution of wintering wader and wildfowl birds in the study area of two proposed substations (at Ballyragget Co Kilkenny and South East of Portlaoise, Co Laois) and an interconnecting 110 kV powerline.

Appendix D-9 Winter Bird Survey Feb 2011.pdf

Laois - Kilkenny Reinforcement Project Technical Comparison of AIS v GIS Substation Options

The purpose of the following report is to provide a cost and technical comparison between Air
Insulated Switchgear (AIS) and Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) substations for the purposes
of building a 400kV Substation for the Laois-Kilkenny Reinforcement Project.

Appendix B Technical Comparison of AIS vs.GIS Substation Opt.pdf