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Table 7-34: SWDP24/8 (Site behind Hawthorne Close, off Stonebow RoadOS NGR: SP 090443 Area: 2.5ha Brown/Greenfield: GreenfieldFlood Zone Coverage: FZ3a: 0% FZ3b: 0% FZ2: 89% FZ1: 11%Exception Test required? Yes, for Highly Vulnerable development in FZ2.Requirements for passing the Exception Test:To pass Part ‘b’ of the Exception Test, a FRA should demonstrate that: thedevelopment will be safe, will avoid increasing flood risk elsewhere, and will reduceflood risk overall.Preference should be given to locating developments outside of Flood Zone 2. Itshould be possible to reduce flood risk at this development area by using sequentialdesign to locate more vulnerable developments towards higher ground throughbuilding design and by meeting drainage requirements.New development being located outside of Flood Zone 2 needs to ensure that noincrease in flood risk occurs. Areas within Flood Zone 2 should be kept as openspace.Safe access and egress would need to be demonstrated.Consultation with the Local Authority and the Environment Agency should beundertaken at an early stage.2012s5947 S Worcestershire Level 2 SFRA Update FINAL Report v1.0.doc 148
Sources of Flood Risk:The main source of flood risk to the site is from surface water. With furtherdevelopment and creation of impermeable surfaces, surface water flooding maybecome a problem.Secondary flood risk is from fluvial flooding resulting from overtopping of anunnamed watercourse to the north of the site. The majority of the site falls withinFlood Zone 2. Station Road, the main access road to the site, is at risk from fluvialflooding.Surface Water Drainage:As an indication of requirements to manage surface water runoff at the development site anassessment of the soil types, greenfield runoff rate and attenuation storage volume is includedbelow. Storage volumes displayed are calculated with an assumption that 75% of the site will bedeveloped impermeable ground. A 25% increase in rainfall depths has been included torepresent predicted future climate change effects.PLEASE NOTE: This assessment has been carried out using broad-scale datasets and aims toprovide an indication of the likely opportunities and constraints for this development site. Adetailed drainage assessment based on site-specific conditions should be carried out by asuitably qualified professional and submitted with any planning application. The values belowshould not be used for design purposes.Soil TypeGreenfield Runoff Rate (l/s/ha)Estimated Attenuation Storage Volume (m 3 ) 897.5-1255Unknown – More Permeable1 in 2 year 8.41 in 100 year (plus climate change) 32.02012s5947 S Worcestershire Level 2 SFRA Update FINAL Report v1.0.doc 149
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2012s5947 South WorcestershireStrat
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ContractThis Level 2 Strategic Floo
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Executive SummaryThis report is an
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Table 7-16: SWDP8/1 (Broomhall Comm
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NRDOrdinary WatercourseOS NGRPFRAPi
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identify the level of detail requir
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1.4 Approach1.4.1 General Assessmen
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1.5.3 Severn Trent WaterSevern Tren
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2 The Planning Framework and Flood
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Additionally Provision 110 of the A
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Risk ManagementAuthority (RMA)Distr
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3 Understanding Flood Risk in South
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earth embankment, flood wall and fl
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4 How Flood Risk is Assessed4.1 Def
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Zone 1Zone 2Zone 3aZone 3bTable 4-1
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etween the proposed level of commit
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5 Mapping and risk based approach5.
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The ability to manage flood risk fo
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Stage 3 - Applying the Sequential T
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6 Overview of future developmentThe
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A proposed 340 dwelling have been a
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Figure 6-5: Proposed Pershore Alloc
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6.3 Windfall sitesWindfall is unall
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7 Summary assessment of SWDP develo
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SUDS TypeSource ControlsTable 7-2:
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7.4 Summary tables and mapsTable 7-
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SUDS and the development site:SUDS
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Sources of Flood Risk:Primary flood
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Table 7-5: LP1 (Ivy Lane)OS NGR: SP
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Table 7-10: SWDP6/NEWJ (Land North
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Estimated Attenuation Storage Volum
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Table 7-12: SWDP6/6 (Old Northwick
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Soil TypeGreenfield Runoff Rate (l/
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Sources of Flood Risk:Surface water
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Table 7-14: SWDP6/21 (Former Hallow
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SUDS and the development siteSUDS T
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Table 7-16: SWDP8/1 (Broomhall Comm
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Surface water presents a risk to th
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Table 7-17: SWDP8/2 (Temple Laugher
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A44 Bromyard road, the A4440 Grove
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Table 7-18: SWDP8/3 (Land to the re
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impermeable surfaces may result in
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Page 196 and 197: AFlood Zone mapping2012s5947 S Worc
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Page 200 and 201: CHazard mapping2012s5947 S Worceste
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EFloodplain policy mapping2012s5947
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FSummary of risk to all proposed al
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GProperty and critical infrastructu
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Number of environmental sites at ri
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HConsultation and communication2012
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Offices atAtherstoneDoncasterEdinbu
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