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19.—(1) No part of the licensed activities shall commence until, following consultation with the Environment Agency, full details of a scheme for minimising the impact of the cooling water intake system within the Humber Estuary on the aquatic environment have been submitted to and approved in writing by the MMO. The submitted scheme shall include—
(a)details of the passive wedge wire cylinder to be installed over the entrance to the cooling water intake pipes to minimise effects on fish and eels;
(b)details of how the water intake system will minimise the approach velocity of water to the screen or other equivalent system;
(c)details of the concentration of biocides in the water intake system or other equivalent system and how they will be monitored and controlled;
(d)proposals for implementing the scheme in advance of the commencement of commercial operations;
(e)proposals for monitoring and reporting on the effectiveness of the scheme and, in the event that the scheme does not perform as predicted, a process for any necessary remedial action being approved by the MMO and thereafter implemented within a stated timescale following such approval,
and no part of the construction of the cooling water intake shall take place from the inter-tidal area.
(2) The undertaker shall implement the scheme as approved.
(3) The undertaker shall—
(a)mark and light the licensed activities (including any temporary construction works comprised in the licensed activities) as required by Trinity House, as the MMO directs; and
(b)at all times maintain any aids to navigation to the reasonable satisfaction of Trinity House.
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