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Display PDF in Separate ANNEX TO ’ACHIEVING THE QUALIITY 1 Programme of Environmental Obligations Agreed by the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions' and for Wales for Individual Water Companies As financed by the Periodic Review of Water Company Price Limits 2000-2005 DATE DUE The Environment Agency Rio House, Waterside Drive Aztec West Almondsbury 1 Bristol, BS32 4UD June 2000 GAYLORD PRINTED IN U SA . ENVIRONMENT AGENCY 0 7 7 7 2 0 CONTENTS For each water and sewerage company there are separate lists for continuous, intermittent discharges and water abstraction sites. 1. Anglian Water 2. Welsh Water 3. Northumbrian Water Group Pic 4. North West Water Pic 5. Severn Trent Pic 6. Southern Water Pic 7. South West Water Pic 8. Thames Water Pic 9. Wessex Water Pic 10. Yorkshire Water Pic 11. List of water abstraction sites for water supply only companies National Environment Programme Key E A Region i Water Company ID Effluent Type A Anglian A Anglian Water S C E Sewage Crude Effluent M Midlands DC Dwr Cymru Welsh Water SSO Sewage Storm Overflows NE North East N Northumbrian Water STE Sewage Treated Effluent NW North West NW North West Water CSO Combined Sewer Overflow S Southern ST Severn Trent Water EO Emergency Overflow SW South West S Southern Water ST Storm Tank T Tham es sw South West Water W A Wales T Thames Water Receiving Water Type wx Wessex Water C Coastal Y Yorkshire Water E Estuary G Groundwater Drivers 1 Inland U1 -2 2 Urban Waste Water Treament Directive FF1 - 8 Freshwater Fisheries Directive Consent conditions/proposed requirements GW Groundwater Directive Suspended solids/BOD/Ammonia SW1 -12 Shellfish Water Directive NR • Nutrient Removal SW AD1 - 7 Surface Water Abstraction Directive P Phosphorus (mg/l) HAB1 - 6 Habitats Directive N Nitrate (mg/l) B A T H 1 -1 3 Bathing Water Directive 2y Secondary Treatment SSSI SSSI 3y Tertiary Treatment QO(a) - QO(g) River and Estuarine Quality Objectives L O C Local priority schemes FLOW Flow measurement and recording MIS [disconnections FTRS First time rural sewarqe Environment Agency ANGLIAN WATER PLC IMPROVEMENTS TO CONTINUOUS DISCHARGES National Environment Programme Anglian Water 1 i l l K j MS i l l | | 8 IH I I I r a l P f ^ m I B 1 A A0007301 CLA CTO N (H O LLA N D HAVEN) STW SCE c N O R TH SEA, 50008 U1 Unlimited 2y 31-Dec-OI A A0009701 JAYW ICK S TW SCE c N O R TH SEA, 23992 U1 Unlimited 2y 31-0ec-01 A A 0022601 LO W E S TO F T STW SCE c N O R TH SEA, 158831 U1 Unlimited 2y 31-Oec-O1 A A0020301 GREAT YARMOUTH (CAISTER) STW STE c N O R TH SEA 171863 U1 Unlimited 2y 31*0ec~01 A A0016301 SALTFLEiT STE E SALTFLEET HAVEN 637 U2 200/-/- 80/40 31-Mar-05 A AD019601 ALDEBIRGH STW SCE c N O R TH SEA, 4227 U2 Unlimited Secondary 31-Mar-05 A A0023801 SHOTLF 1 S TW S T E E R. O RW ELL T, 1900 U2 250/-A 2y . _ 31-Mar-05 A A0055601 SPRIOL NGTON STE 1 TRIB OF BARLINGS EAU U2 Unconsented 60/40/- 31 -Mar-05 A A0016201 SLEAFCRD STW STE 1 O LD R. SLEA. 11013 U22 QO(a) 30/20/10 3 y (P ) 20/10/3 31-Dec-04 A A0001701 STANBRIDGEFORD STW STE 1 O U Z EL BRK, R. OUZEL 8316 U14 QO(e) 40/20/12 *2y [40/20/6]' 1-Dec-04* 20/11/5 31-0ec-04 A A0006001 ST IVES STW S TE 1 MARLEY GAP BRK 16785 U22 QO(f) 20/11/8 W) A A0000301 C LIFTO N S TW S TE J HEN LO W BRK R. IVEL 12497 U1 U22 0 0 (f) 40/20/10 Storm water treatment 3y (P) [34/17/81' 1-0ec*04i A A0004801 MARCH STW STE1 TWENTY FOOT R„ 17723 U22 QO(f) 45/25/10 3 y(P ) [20/10/51' 1-0ec-04‘ A A0018601 MARKET HARBOROUGH STW S TE 1 R. WELLAND . 21734 U22 QO(c) 20/10/6 3y (P) 20/10/<5 3l-0ec-04 A AOO19901 BECCLES STW S TE 1 MARSH DRAIN 13942 U22 Q O(f) 55/40/20 3y (P) 120/15/51' l-Oec-04* A A0020901 DEREHAM S TW S TE 1 WENDLING BECK. R. WENSUM 18026 SSSL(d) U22 QO(c) 40/20/10 lmg/1 P (A A ) 3y 2mg.l P 25/12/4 31-DOC-02 A AOO13201ANWICK STW STEI ANW ICK SOKE DYKE 19768 U22 0 0 (e ) 26/13/6 3 y(P ) 120/10/5]' 1-Dec-04' A A0021001 DISS S TW STE 1 R. WAVENEY. 18263 U22 Q O(f) 35/15/5 3 v(P ) 30/12/5 31-JUI-02 A A0014701 UNCOLN(CANWICK) STW STE 1 SINCIL DYKE 110751 U22 0 0 (e ) 30/15/15 3 y(P ) (24/12/5]' 1-Dec-04* A A0000801 HITCHIN STW - STE1 R.HIZ, 31439 U22 Q O (I) 30/20/10 3 y(P ) 30/15/4 31-0ec-04 A A0005101 NEW M ARKET S TW S TE 1 N0.1 PUBLIC DRAIN,R.SNA1L 24296 U22 0 0 (a ) 30/20/15 3 y (P ) 20/12/4 31-Dec-04 A A0006401 W H ITTLE S E Y S TW S TE 1 W H ITTLE S E Y DK 13214 U22 Q O (a) 55/30/- 3 y(P ) 30/15/8 31-0ec-04 A AOO13301 BARTON-ON-HUMBER STW STE E R. HUM BER T. 10499 U1 225/160/- ■ 2y 31-Mar-05 A A0014101 IMMINGHAM STW SCEE R. HUM BER T , TH E SEA 13536 U1 Unlimited 2y 31-Mar-05 A A0014201 INGOLDMELLS STW SCEC N O R TH SEA 115732 U1 Unlimited 2y 31-Dec-01 A AOO15601 NEW HOLLAND S TW SCE E R. HUM BER T, 4472 U1 Unlimited 2y 31-Mar-05 A A0016801 WINTERINGHAM STW STEE R.HUMBER T, 9599U1 300/-/- 2y 31-Mar-OS A A0020701 CROMER STW STEC NORTH SEA. 40486 U1 Unlimited 2y 31-Dec-01 A A0023001 MUNDESLEY STW STE c N O R TH SEA. 39000 U1 Unlimited 2y 31-0ec-01 A A0027501 S U TTO N BRIDGE STW S T E E R. NENE T. 6290 U1 300/300/- 2y 31-Mar-05 A A0049101 UPWELL & OUTWELL STE 1 3050 U1 Unsewered Sewerage Improvement 31-Mar-05 A A0000101 BIGGLESWADE STW STE1 R. IVEL, R. GT OUSE 19980 U22 40/25/10 3 y(P ) 31-Dec-04 A AOO00501 D UN STAB LE S TW S T E 1 O U Z EL BRK. 50225 U22 20/12/4 3 y(P ) 31-Jul-02 A A0000601 FLITWICK STW STE 1 RUNNING WATER. R. FLIT 26443 U22 25/15/5 3 y(P ) 31-0ec-04 A A 0001101 LETC H W O R TH S TW S T E 1 PIX BRK, R. G T O U S E 37427 U22 25/13/5 3 y(P ) 31-Dec-CW A A0001301 BUCKINGHAM (M AIDS M) S TW S T E 1 TRIB, R. G T O U SE 11B10 U22 30/20/10 3y(P> . 31-Jul-02 A A0001401 POPPY HILL STW STE 1 R. IVEL, R. G T O U SE 14938 U22 40/20/8 3y (P) 31-Dec-04 A A0001601 SANDY S TW S T E 1 R. IV E L 12078 U22 60/45/15 3 y(P ) 31-Dec-04 A A 0001901 TOWCESTER STW STE 1 R. TO V E. R. G T O U S E 10002 U22 U14 50/25/10 3 ytP) >2y 31-Jul-02 A A0003a01 HUNTINGDON STW STE1 BEDFORD OUSE, 48025 U22 30/20/7 3 y(P ) 31-0ec-04 A A 0005001 MILDENHALL S TW S TE 1 R. LA R K . 29154 U22 40/25/10 3 y(P ) 31-Dec-04 A A0005901 SOHAM S TW S TE 1 SOHAM LODE. 10275 U22 35/17/8 3 y (P ) 31-Dec-CM A A0006101 ST NEOTS STW STE 1 R. G T O U S E . 32343 U22 90/55/- 3y(P> 31-Dec-04 A A0006301 UTTON'S DROVE (BAR HILL) STW STE 1 SW AVESEY DRAIN. 13443 U22 25/17/9 3 y(P ) 3l-Dec-04 A A0007601 G R E A T C O R N A R D STW STE 1 DITCH TRIB, R. STOUR 8268 U1 U14 40/20/15 Storm water treatment > 2y 31-Dec-04 A A 0060801 SPILSBY S TW S TE 1 R. LYMN 4888 U1 No storm water trealmen Storm water treatment 31-Mar-03 A A0060901 INGOLDISTHORPE STW S TE 1 R. 1NGOL 7756 U1 No storm water Ireaimen Storm water treatment 31-Mar-04 A A0061001 SWAFFHAM STW STE 1 R. W ISSEY 6603 U1 No storm water treatmen Storm water treatment 31-Mar-03 A A0051101 BILLERICAY STW STE1 TRIBUTARY OF R. CROUCH 61B3 U1 No storm water trealmen Storm water treatment 31-Mar-02 A {A0061201 O LN EY S TW STE 1 R. G R E A T O U S E 5854 U1 ----------— No storm water treatmen Storm water treatment ------------------ 31-Mar-03 A IA0061301 WOODHALL SPA STW STE 1 R. W ITHAM 5199 U1 No storm water treatmen Storm water treatment 31-Mar-04 As approved by D ETR 19 April 2000 Version 3.2 Environment Agency Page 1 of 6 National Environment Programme Anglian Water prpswpsfa- t^irrvi 1 i H 2gj ,■£ ,* ; ^ IgkC - '; \ V| ■dis i n ; $$$%$ ■ Pljjpl m>u g l X f <31 |*1Mil 1I 3 1 jP | ppi* 1■MIS i p A A0061401 BRIXW ORTH STW STE BRAMPTON BRANCH, R.NENE 5191 u i No storm water treatmsn Storm water treatment 31-Mar-02 A A0061501 DUXFORD STW STE 1 TRIBUTARY OF HOFFER BR.
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