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Portreath Stream Flood Alleviation Scheme George Arnison Simon Jeffery Funding & Delivery Manager Senior Advisor Devon Cornwall & Isles of Scilly FCRM 29 November 2018 Background EA project (started in 2016) Fluvial flood


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Portreath Stream Flood Alleviation Scheme

George Arnison Simon Jeffery

Funding & Delivery Manager Senior Advisor Devon Cornwall & Isles of Scilly FCRM 29 November 2018

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Background

  • EA project (started in 2016)
  • Fluvial flood risk from Portreath Stream
  • Hydraulic model, initial assessment and investigations…
  • Weak financial case.
  • Autumn 2017 Budget – £40m Defra ‘Deprived

Community’ fund opportunity

  • Speculative Bid - £1.5m awarded July 2018 !
  • As a result:
  • Revitalisation and acceleration of project
  • Now one of our top delivery priorities.
  • Currently in optioneering stage.

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Funding

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£ 0.020 million £ 2.093 million £ 0.430 million £ 1.500 million Flood Defence Grant in Aid (FDGiA) SWRFCC Local Levy Highways England EDF contrib’n Defra ‘Deprived Community Fund’

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Key challenges & variables

  • 1. Project Cost = a high level estimate
  • Inevitable early stage cost uncertainty
  • Actual Cost will depend on solution actually selected
  • 2. FDGiA funding = function of scheme benefits
  • Benefits are a function of solution
  • 3. Optioneering is an iterative process
  • What do we do if preferred option cost > funding ?
  • Seek additional funding to meet cost ?
  • Reduce project scope (and cost) to match funds ?

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Key constraint

  • 1. Project delivery by 31 March 2021
  • Condition of Defra funding – linked to EA’s 6 year

programme and associated delivery target.

  • Only 28 months….. not long.

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Programme

➢Optioneering Now

(incl. technical calcs, environmental surveys, costs & benefit analysis, finances, community engagement…)

➢Preferred Option selection March’19 ➢Detailed Design, Planning & Consents ➢Tender ➢Business Case approval April’20 ➢Construction start ➢Construction complete March’21

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Portreath Stream Flood Alleviation Scheme Catchment overview

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Hidden Valley

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Coastal plateau

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Portreath Catchment – 4 similar tributaries

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Laity Moor – Cambrose – Natural

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Gilberts Coombe Redruth - Urban

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Tolgus mine- Tolskithy – Carn Brea Mined & impacted by the A30

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Risk perception : Perched channel Natural channel

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3 Main Options

  • Upstream attenuation
  • Improved conveyance through the town
  • Excess flow bypass culvert

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  • Localised improvements
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Attenuation reservoirs

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Attenuation locations

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Portreath Channel

  • enlargement
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Port rtreath Channel –

  • verspill culvert
  • utfall to harbour
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Localised Im Improvements Nancecuke Stream – trash screen and road im improvements

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Questions

Interested in:

  • your views, particular concerns etc ?
  • Best way to engage with you & community ?

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Harbour wall project - update

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  • £990k project – FDGiA & LL funded
  • New RC wall with stone cladding
  • New steps & access ramp repair
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Harbour wall project - update

  • Press Release 14 Nov
  • Site mobilisation 15 Nov.
  • cable diversion completed
  • further trial holes carried out for the new wall foundations (no peat

found)

  • existing steps and wall remains removed
  • reinforcing steel on order, due to be delivered to site next week
  • plan to pour at least one base slab and install the stainless steel

bars before Christmas

  • 2 week Christmas/New Year site shutdown
  • Planned completion March/April 2019
  • Temporary defence remaining in place until works

complete.

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