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Site Reference Site Location Soil Type SUDsSuitabilityEM1A32 aEM1A32 bEstateWarrington Road,HawkleyWarrington Road,Hawkleyand opencast spoilRestored soils mostly from quarryand opencast spoilRestored soils mostly from quarryand opencast spoilEM1A25 b Bradley Lane Freely draining slightly acid sandysoilsEM1A25 e Martland Park Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A25 b Martland Park Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A25 cEM1A25 aMartland Park andHeinzMartland Park andHeinz, <strong>Wigan</strong>Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsSlowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A25 d Martland Park Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A27a Bradley Lane Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A14 a West of Leigh Road Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A15 a Swan Lane Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A14 b West of Leigh Road Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A1 Stone Cross Park Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A6 c Parsonage Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A15 c Swan Lane Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A5 b Moss Industrial Estate Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsUnknownUnknownHighLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowXLV
Site Reference Site Location Soil Type SUDsSuitabilityEM1A6 a Parsonage Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A15 d Swan Lane Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A6 b Parsonage Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A15 b Swan Lane Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A5 a Moss Industrial Estate Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A12 a Gibfield Slowly permeable seasonally wetslightly acid but base-rich loamy andclayey soilsEM1A9 b Chaddock Lane Slowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A9 c Chaddock Lane Slowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A18 bDobson Park IndustrialEstateSlowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A30 b Pemberton Park Slowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A16 d Makerfield Way Slowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A36EM1A18 aEM1A28 bSouth LancashireIndustrial EstateDobson Park IndustrailEstateRichmond Hill IndustrialEstateSlowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsSlowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsSlowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A19 Rosebridge Slowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A30 a Pemberton Park Slowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A16 a Makerfield Way Slowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A29Lamberhead IndustrialEstateSlowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsEM1A20 a Westwood Park Slowly permeable seasonally wetacid loamy and clayey soilsLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowLowXLVI
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Wigan Borough Hybrid SFRAVolume I:
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JBA OfficeJBA ConsultingSouth BarnB
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AcknowledgmentsJBA would like to ac
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Understanding flood risk from a pla
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8.3 Planning considerations........
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AbbreviationsABDAreas Benefiting fr
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The key objectives of a SFRA are to
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2 Flooding from RiversA detailed as
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1. Astely Brook2. Bedford Brook3. W
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Unique ID Watercourse Description L
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2.7 Understanding flood risk from a
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For example, flooding may affect ke
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3 Flooding from CanalsThe SFRA has
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3.2.2 Canal breach methodologyCanal
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4 Flooding from ReservoirsFollowing
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direction in Future Water3, Making
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oundaries. Nine key CDAs have been
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CDA Sites Site TypeLark Hill, Astle
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particular hotspots where surface w
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important role to play in reducing
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In the reverse situation, where flo
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8 Summary of riskA summary of flood
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