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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


  1. Portreath Stream Flood Alleviation Scheme George Arnison Simon Jeffery Funding & Delivery Manager Senior Advisor Devon Cornwall & Isles of Scilly FCRM 29 November 2018

  2. 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. 2

  3. Funding Defra ‘Deprived Community Fund’ £ 1.500 million Highways England EDF contrib’n £ 0.020 million £ 0.430 million SWRFCC Local Levy Flood Defence Grant in Aid £ 2.093 million (FDGiA) 3

  4. 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 ? 4

  5. 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. 5

  6. Programme ➢ Optioneering Now (incl. technical calcs, environmental surveys, costs & benefit analysis, finances, community engagement…) ➢ Preferred Option selection March’19 ➢ Detailed Design, Planning & Consents ➢ Tender April’20 ➢ Business Case approval ➢ Construction start ➢ Construction complete March’21 6

  7. Portreath Stream Flood Alleviation Scheme Catchment overview

  8. Hidden Valley

  9. Coastal plateau

  10. Portreath Catchment – 4 similar tributaries

  11. Laity Moor – Cambrose – Natural

  12. Gilberts Coombe Redruth - Urban

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

  14. Risk perception : Perched channel Natural channel

  15. 3 Main Options • Upstream attenuation • Improved conveyance through the town • Excess flow bypass culvert + • Localised improvements

  16. Attenuation reservoirs

  17. Attenuation locations

  18. Portreath Channel - enlargement

  19. Port rtreath Channel – overspill culvert outfall to harbour

  20. Localised Im Improvements Nancecuke Stream – trash screen and road im improvements

  21. Questions Interested in: • your views, particular concerns etc ? • Best way to engage with you & community ? 24

  22. Harbour wall project - update • £990k project – FDGiA & LL funded • New RC wall with stone cladding • New steps & access ramp repair 25

  23. 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. 26

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