St Asaph flood risk management scheme package B pre-application consultation

We are preparing to submit an application for planning consent for the St Asaph Flood Risk Management Scheme Package B Works.

To fulfil our obligations under the above acts, we are writing to all affected landowners/occupiers, community consultees and specialist consultees, and also placing public notices on site, to invite feedback on our draft planning application and technical supporting documents. 

The consultation period runs for 28 days - from 19 August 2016 through until 16 September 2016. We will then submit the St Asaph Flood Risk Management Scheme planning application to Denbighshire County Council.

Details of the pre-application consultation package are available to view here.

The package includes the following document, reports and drawings

1. Tree Survey 1_May 2014
2. Tree Survey 2_May 2016
3. St Asaph Flood Risk Management Scheme Flood Consequence Assessment
4. Environmental Constraints Plans - Plan 1; Plan 2; Plan 3
5. St Asaph Flood Risk Management Scheme Contaminated Land Preliminary Risk Assessment
6. Environmental Assessment Summary
7. Site Location Plans - Plan 1; Plan 2; Plan 3
8. General Arrangement Drawings - Drawing 1; Drawing 2; Drawing 3; Drawing 4; Drawing 5; Drawing 6; Drawing 7; Drawing 8; Drawing 9
9. St Asaph Bat Roost Potential Report 2015
10. St Asaph Great Crested Newts Report 2015
11. St Asaph Preliminary Ecological Assessment
12. St Asaph FRMS (PAR) – Ground Investigation 2014 Factual Report
13. St Asaph FRMS (Detailed Design) Ground investigation 2016 
14. Design and Access Statement incorporating Planning Statement
15. Bat Survey Report: Tree Roosts
16. Package B Draft Planning Application Form

As well as consulting with those directly impacted we, as the developer, also welcome feedback from the community in general on our proposal to deliver flood risk protection works in St. Asaph, from Lower Denbigh Road to Spring Gardens Caravan Park and short sections downstream in Dol Afon and Station Road in Rhuddlan.

Any comments will inform our submission of a planning application to the local planning authority.  All comments received within the consultation period will be documented and addressed within a Consultation Report, which will be submitted along with our planning application.

Anyone who wishes to make representations about this proposed development must write to us via stasaph.flood.scheme@naturalresourceswales.gov.uk or Natural Resources Wales, (care of John M. Davies), Chester Road, Buckley, Flintshire, CH7 3AJ

The consultation runs from 19 August 2016 through until 16 September 2016.