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Inverurie Flood Study and Future Plans 14 th February 2019 Lee Watson Principal Engineer Flood Risk and Coast Protection Aberdeenshire Council Introduction Community Council and Garioch Resilience Group Thank you FRM Act 2009

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Inverurie Flood Study and Future Plans

14th February 2019 Lee Watson Principal Engineer Flood Risk and Coast Protection Aberdeenshire Council

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Introduction

Community Council and Garioch Resilience Group –

Thank you

FRM Act 2009 – PVAs and NE LPD
Local Flood Risk Management Plan 2016 - 2022
Flood Recording January 2016
Meetings
Current Position

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Inverurie Flood Protection Study

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Meetings and Current Position

Davidson Park Flood Bank Stabilisation Work – Oct/Nov 2016
Gillian Martin MSP meeting – 28th November 2016
Scottish Water meeting Keithhall Road Bund – 7th Dec 2016
Keithhall Road Bund Stabilisation work complete – March 2017
Landscape Services Maintenance meeting – 21st Feb 2018
Consultants, Councillors, residents walkover – 12th April 2018
Garioch Residence Group meeting – 5th June 2018
Flood Study - Public Engagement Event 1 – 14th February 2019
Stakeholder Meeting – Spring 2019
Flood Study - Public Engagement Event 2 – Summer 2019
Flood Study – Completion – Summer 2019

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Locations of current Sandbag Deployment Points

Roads Depot (outside) Harlaw Road

Additional Sandbag Deployment points (when directed)

Canal Crescent

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C.C. Storage container for emergency response

20ft container at

Ballater Primary School

250m of

HESCO Jackbox barrier

3 pallets of new,

heavy-duty pre- filled polypropylene sandbags

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Promoting Resilience - Property-Level Protection

Flood protection products to

homes and businesses

Flood gates, vent guards and

FloodSaxs

Reduced reliance on council

supplied sandbags

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