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How to check the long term flood risk for an area in England, assess risk from rivers and sea, surface water, reservoirs, ground water.
Mar 26, 2014 · Find out when you need to do a flood risk assessment as part of your planning application, how to complete one and how it is processed.
Find out more about flood risk assessments for planning permission. You’ll usually need a flood risk consultant to carry out a flood risk assessment. If it’s for a simple, low risk...
Apr 1, 2012 · complete a flood risk assessment (FRA) apply this guidance as if the site were in flood zone 2; Check if your site will be at increased risk of flooding from rivers or sea in future.
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May 24, 2024 · when you need a flood risk assessment; when you need a sustainable drainage systems (SuDS) strategy; which advice to follow; how to access flood risk information from the Environment...
Jan 17, 2024 · Prepare for your planning application with a professional Flood Risk Assessment. Without a thorough and professional flood risk assessment, there’s every possibility that your planning application could simply be rejected, causing serious delays to your project.
Flood risk is a combination of the probability (likelihood or chance) of an event happening and the consequences (impact) if it occurred. Flood risk is dependent on there being a source...
Evidence shows that existing guidance is applied well to assess flood risks from main rivers, the sea, and ordinary watercourses. Further advice is provided here to ensure that other sources of flooding, from surface water, groundwater, sewers, reservoirs and canals, are also assessed, when scoping, developing and using the SFRA.
