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Stokeinteignhead Flood Alleviation Scheme: Preferred Option November 2015 Flood Risk Management Devon County Council Introduction November 2012 Properties flooded Properties avoided flooding through sandbags Risk of flooding from Surface


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Stokeinteignhead Flood Alleviation Scheme: Preferred Option

November 2015

Flood Risk Management Devon County Council

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Introduction

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November 2012 Properties flooded Properties avoided flooding through sandbags Risk of flooding from Surface Water

High Medium Low

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Area 1 Area 2 Area 3

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Area 1: Dean Road ‘Ponds’ and Highway Pipe Improvements

  • Land owner agreement in principle 
  • Good topographical survey data 
  • Cost estimate 
  • Environmental surveys required
  • Site investigations required (soil suitability)
  • Trial pits and survey required in highway

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Area 2: Village Hall & Pools Weir ‘Ponds’ and Pipe Improvements

  • Good topographical survey data 
  • Land owners engaged 
  • Cost estimate 
  • Environmental surveys required
  • Site investigations required (soil

suitability)

  • Trial pits and survey required in

highway

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Area 3: Lower Village Highway Pipe improvements

  • Good topographical survey data 
  • Land owners engaged 
  • Contractor engaged and cost estimate 
  • Road closures to be programmed

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Implementation of Preferred Option

  • Timescales
  • Further Investigations
  • Landowner Agreements
  • Project Appraisal
  • Funding…

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Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Project 4 Project 5 Project 6 Project 7 Project 8 Project 9 Project 10 Contribution required Zero funding Part FDGiA funding OLD NEW Prioritised List Full FDGiA funding

Full funding

Partnership Funding Principles

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Valuing household benefits

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Payment Rates Principles

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Maintenance

  • Highway improvements

– DCC Highways

  • Structures on private land

– To be confirmed… – …consider local management?

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Community Resilience

  • Additional funding available through

Community Pathfinder Project to help with:

– Developing an Emergency Plan for the Village – Installing a rain gauge for an early warning system – Flood resilience equipment

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Rain gauge… Flood store…

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Questions from October meetings

  • Will land owners be consulted?

– Yes – Detailed discussions – Land owners ‘on board’ with agreement – Relevant notices served

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  • Inconvenience/loss of land owner income

– Kept to a minimum – Land reinstated – Ponds in use only in flood conditions – Compensation: flood protection or other if appropriate

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Questions from October meetings

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  • Photographs of similar projects…
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  • Highway pipe repairs should not come out
  • f flooding budget

– Working in partnership with Highways

  • Village help day

– Keen to discuss

  • Vulnerable parishioners details on

emergency plan

– Keen to progress and assist

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Questions from October meetings

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  • Box culvert in Stoke Road is silted up

– No evidence to suggest flow is impeded. – Believe that this culvert is currently not utilised to its full capacity. – Will investigate to confirm any silt build up

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Questions from October meetings

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Q & A Session

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