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Strategic Flood Risk Assessment - Hambleton District Council

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The residential areas are mainly located on the elevated ground away from Bedale Beck and<br />

are not therefore affected by the <strong>Flood</strong> Zone 2 and 3 areas which are concentrated on the low<br />

lying areas in the immediate vicinity of the watercourse.<br />

<strong>Flood</strong>ing<br />

The naturally contoured landscape on which the Crakehall community is situated means that<br />

the land and surface water can drain readily to the watercourse, this results in an absence of<br />

significant flood risk affecting the main residential areas. There are no identified areas of<br />

additional flood risk in Crakehall.<br />

See plan on page 55<br />

• Leeming Bar & Leeming<br />

Background<br />

Leeming Bar and Leeming are situated on level ground north and south respectively of the<br />

Bedale Beck which runs in a small valley between the two settlements. The northern part of<br />

Leeming Bar, beyond the railway line, is situated on ground which rises gradually to the north.<br />

The <strong>Flood</strong> Zone 2 and 3 areas are concentrated along the sides of Bedale Beck. They do not<br />

extend into the existing developed areas of Leeming or Leeming Bar and are not present in<br />

the vicinity of Leeming Bar Industrial Estate,<br />

<strong>Flood</strong>ing - Leeming<br />

The historic flooding issues in Leeming village are associated with the local drainage<br />

infrastructure, particularly during flash storm conditions or prolonged periods of wet weather.<br />

Areas are highlighted showing drainage difficulties. It should be ensured through appropriate<br />

<strong>Flood</strong> <strong>Risk</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong>s that new development does not add to the flood risk in these and<br />

other locations.<br />

There are issues associated with the waste water treatment infrastructure; the indicative area<br />

affected is highlighted on the plans. Yorkshire Water Services have stated that the waste<br />

water treatment works serving the Leeming / Leeming Bar / Londonderry area is at capacity<br />

and any development in and around this area will have to be co-coordinated with YWS as<br />

additional treatment capacity will need to be created.<br />

<strong>Flood</strong>ing – Leeming Bar<br />

There are no specific areas of additional flood risk identified in Leeming Bar. There are<br />

however issues associated with the waste water treatment infrastructure; the indicative area<br />

affected is highlighted on the plans. Yorkshire Water Services have stated that the waste<br />

water treatment works serving Leeming / Leeming Bar / Londonderry area is at capacity and<br />

any development in and around this area will have to be co-coordinated with YWS as<br />

additional treatment capacity will need to be created.<br />

See plans on pages 56-57<br />

• Snape<br />

Background<br />

Snape is situated on a gently sloping landscape with the slightly higher ground to the west.<br />

There is a network of un-named watercourses and drainage ditches in and around the village.<br />

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