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3 CONTEXT AND SCOPE OF WORK<br />

TEP on behalf of <strong>National</strong> <strong>Grid</strong> 3 of 21<br />

King’s Lynn 400kV Connection<br />

110488-FRA-R1(1)<br />

A key element of project development is to prepare a Flood Risk Assessment (FRA) to<br />

establish the risk associated with the proposed development and to proposed suitable<br />

mitigation measures, if required, to reduce the risk to a more acceptable level.<br />

The EA considers that because the site falls within Flood Zone 3, for the development<br />

to accord with PPS25, a FRA is required to demonstrate that the Exception test can be<br />

passed.<br />

The scope of work relating to a FRA is based on the guidance provided in PPS25 and<br />

(Ref. 3)<br />

the accompanying guidance published by the Communities and Local<br />

Government Office and comprise of the following elements:<br />

• To obtain information on the hydrology and hydrological regime in and around<br />

the site.<br />

• To obtain the view of the EA including scope, location and impacts.<br />

• To determine the extent of new flooding provision and the influence on the site.<br />

• To review site surface water drainage based on the proposed layout. To<br />

determine the extent of infrastructure required.<br />

• To review architect plans and planning information and other studies to<br />

determine the existing site conditions.<br />

• To assess the impact on the site from climate change effects and anticipated<br />

increase in rainfall over the lifetime of the development.<br />

• Preparation of a report including calculations and summaries of the source<br />

information and elements reviewed.<br />

Appendix B of this report includes Annex ‘E’ of PPS25, together with the scope of<br />

Drainage Impact Assessment is described in Interim Code of Practice for Sustainable<br />

Drainage Systems (ICPSDS) (Ref.2) .

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