Water Cycle Study - East Devon District Council
Water Cycle Study - East Devon District Council
Water Cycle Study - East Devon District Council
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Exeter and <strong>East</strong> <strong>Devon</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Cycle</strong> <strong>Study</strong><br />
Environment Agency web site) together with an explanation as to the constraints posed by each<br />
zone on developments;<br />
4.5.19 Surface water drainage by infiltration to ground could potentially contaminate the groundwater<br />
and therefore a thorough understanding of the underlying hydrogeology would need to be<br />
demonstrated by a developer proposing infiltration techniques to confirm that their proposals<br />
would not lead to contamination of ground water.<br />
4.5.20 Ottery St Mary and Newton Poppleford are both located within source protection zones and as a<br />
result any discharge of surface water to ground will need to be discussed with the Environment<br />
Agency at an early stage of development. Both Budleigh Salterton and Beer have all three zones<br />
present but on a much smaller scale affecting less of the area that may be developed in the future.<br />
Sidmouth and Honiton are shown as not being affected by SPZ’s although it is possible that<br />
extensive development could extend into SPZ3.<br />
37 Ref EWCS April 2010