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RIVER IRWELL CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN CONSULTATION REPORT !R THREE - RIVER ROCH SUB-CATCHMENT Nation.-1 Authority Inform*
RIVER IRWELL CATCHMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN CONSULTATION REPORT !R THREE - RIVER ROCH SUB-CATCHMENT Nation.-1 Authority Inform*. Csntf© I Head ! nee I Class N o ..................... Accession No i ------ IRWELL CATCH MENT MANAGEM ENT PLAN CONSULTATION REPORT CHAPTER THREE - RIVER ROCH SUB-CATCHMENT Front Cover photograph : River Roch, Gigg Lane, Bury This report has been produced on recycled paper in line with NRA policy RIVER ROCH CONSULTATION REPORT CONTENTS Section Page No. Index of Maps 9 River Roch Sub-Catchments Details 10 - . 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Catchment Description 12 1.2 Hydrology 12 1.3 Hydrometric Network 13 1.4 Hydrogeology 14 1.5 Flood Defence 15 1.6 Water Quality 16 September 1994 2 Invell CMP Chapter Three • Roch Sub-Catchment CONTENTS Page No. 2. CATCHMENT USES AND ACTIVITIES 2.1 Flood Defence 17 2.1.1 General 17 2.1.2 Local Perspective 17 2.1.3 Flood Warning 18 2.1.4 Objectives 18 2.1.5 Environmental Requirements 18 2.2 Development 19 2.2.1 General 19 2.2.2 Local Perspective 19 __ ______ 2.2.3 Local Planning Policy 19 2.2.4 Future Development in the Catchment------ - 20 2.3 Potable (Drinking) W ater Supply 21 2.3.1 General 21 2.3.2 Local Perspective 21 2.3.3 Supply Objectives and Standards 22 2.3.4 Customer Supply Requirements 23 Water Quantity Water Quality Groundwater Quality 2.3.5 Environmental Requirements 23 2.4 Industrial and Agricultural Abstractions 24 2.4.1 General 24 2.4.2 Local Perspective 24 Industrial General Agriculture Spray Irrigation 2.4.3 Supply Objectives and Standards 24 2.4.4 Customer Requirements 25 Water Quantity Water Quality 2.4.5 Environmental Requirements 25 2.5 Resource Usage 26 2.5.1 General 26 2.5.2 Local Perspective 26 Surface Water Groundwater September 1994 Irwell CMP Chapter Three ■Roch Sub-Catchment CONTENTS Page No. -
Rochdale Township Green Infrastructure Action Plan Draft: May 2013
Rochdale Township Green Infrastructure Action Plan draft: May 2013 Contents: Chapter 1 Why a Green Infrastructure Plan for Rochdale 1 Township? Chapter 2 What is Green Infrastructure? 4 Chapter 3 Policy Context for Green Infrastructure in Rochdale 10 Township Chapter 4 What do we want Green Infrastructure in Rochdale 12 Township to do? Chapter 5 Green Infrastructure in Rochdale Township by Area 19 Chapter 6 Green Infrastructure Objectives for Rochdale 53 Township Chapter 7 Key Partnerships for Delivery 66 Appendix Policy Context 68 Glossary & Abbreviations 70 Further References and links (Text to be finalised) Chapter 1: Why a Green Infrastructure Plan for Rochdale Township? Introduction Rochdale Township is home to the largest proportion of the borough’s population and is the main centre for shopping, services, leisure, local government and employment within the Borough. It has a strong sense of identity with distinct ambitions to create sustainable communities for its people, environment and economy. The quality of the environment including its green spaces, watercourses and surrounding countryside is important in shaping how the Township is perceived and experienced both by residents and visitors, along with potential investors. The environment is also part of the essential infrastructure for the Township, Borough and beyond including the core of Greater Manchester. This Action Plan sets out Rochdale Township’s particular green infrastructure assets and a series of key objectives and projects to ensure that their value to the Township is fully realised in supporting economic growth, community health and well being and a sustainable environment which can help address the impacts of climate change. -
River Irwe Catchment Manage Action Plan
FOR REFERENCE ONLY RIVER IRWE PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE CATCHMENT MANAGE ACTION PLAN in w .- m:l . • - : .»L E n v ir o n m e n t Ag e n c y NATIONAL LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICE NRA HEAD OFFICE National Rivers Authority Rio House, Waterside Drive, North West Region Aztec West, Almondsbury, Bristol BS32 4UD September 1995 If you wish to discuss any matter arising from the Plan please contact:- Vicky Schofield Catchment Management Planner National Rivers Authority North West Region ‘MirwelP Carrington Lane Sale Cheshire M33 5N L Tel: (0161) 973 2237, extension 3064 Fax: (0161) 973 4601 CATCHMENT FACTS TOTAL AREA 793 km2 POPULATION 1,533,000 ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS District Councils:* Manchester City Council Salford City Council Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council Bury Metropolitan Borough Council Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council Blackburn District Council Rossendale District Council WATER RESOURCES Largest Abstraction 173 Ml/d Average Annual Rainfall 1200 mm Rainfall ranges from 1554mm at Springs Reservoir near Bolton, to 855mm at Weaste in Salford (Based on 1961 - 90 Average) FLOOD PROTECTION Length of Designated “Main River” Watercourses:- 362.54 km (maintained by NRA) WATER QUALITY Length of classified river:- 327 km FISHERIES Length of trout fishery:- 96 km Length of coarse fishery:- 36 km CONSERVATION Number of Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI):-17 (+ 1 proposed) Number of Sites of Biological Importance (SBI):- 367 (excluding Blackburn) N.B. Blackburn sites not available. HERITAGE SITES Number of Scheduled Ancient Monuments (SAM’s):-12 Number of Conservation Areas:- 43 Number of Historic Parks and Gardens:- 2 N.B. -
Local Environment Agency Plan
local environment agency plan ROCH/IRK/MEDLOCK CONSULTATION REPORT MARCH 1998 E n v ir o n m e n t Ag e n c y NATIONAL LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICE HEAD OFFICE Rio House, Waterside Drive, Aztec West, Almondsbury. Bristol BS32 4UD Roch, Irk and Medlock Local Environment Agency Plan Map 1 20 Black it one Edge Area boundary Watercourse 95 Culverted watercourse N Canal A Built up area Motorway A road 5km B road Railway 80 85 90 BUSINESS REPLY SERVICE Licence No MR 9026 AD 148/PP n i ENVIRONMENT AGENCY "MIRWELL" CARRINGTON LANE SALE CHESHIRE M334BT Foreword This Local Environment Agency Plan (LEAP) Consultation Report draws together the duties and responsibilities of the Agency to a common vision for the local management of the environment as a whole. It represents the first stage in the LEAP process for the Roch/lrk/Medlock area and is published as part of a major consultation process. It represents our commitment to developing closer partnerships and future cooperation with all who have a part to play in bringing about positive environmental change. This plan, and the issues raised within it, address problems relating to the Agency's areas of responsibility, which are, the regulation of waste, releases to air from some industrial processes and safeguarding, and where possible improving, the water environment, which we are unable to solve within our daily activities. Whilst the plan will be the focus for the Agency's actions, partnerships, influencing and_______ -involvement of the public and business~communities7 wiirBe essential to secure success. It should be recognised that this is one of many plans created by various bodies which all seek to improve the environment and its management within this area. -
Stcuthberts Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment
St Cuthbert’s School, Rochdale, Greater Manchester Archaeological Desk- based Assessment Oxford Archaeology North May 2012 Capita Symonds, on behalf of Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council Issue No: 2012-13/1287 OA North Job No: L10489 NGR: SD 90899 10408 St Cuthbert’s High School, Rochdale, Greater Manchester: Archaeological Desk-based Assessment 1 CONTENTS SUMMARY .......................................................................................................................3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...................................................................................................5 1. INTRODUCTION ..........................................................................................................6 1.1 Circumstances of Project.......................................................................................6 1.2 Location, Topography and Geology......................................................................6 2. METHODOLOGY .........................................................................................................8 2.1 Introduction ...........................................................................................................8 2.2 Desk-Based Assessment........................................................................................8 2.3 Site Visit................................................................................................................9 2.4 Archive ..................................................................................................................9