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Boston Borough Council and South Holland Flood Duty to Investigate Section 19 Investigations Lincolnshire County Council Section 19 Investigations - Boston Borough District Council & South Holland District Council Network Area - Area Highways Manager Kyra Nettle (South) Risk Management Authorities S19 Report Number Of Investigation with Responsibilities and Estimated Timescales LCC / District Council EA Work IDB Work Water Company 3rd Party Date of Incident Town / Locality Street / Road Name Description of Flooding Proposed Action/Works Promoter Overall Works Status Works Completion Date File Properties Status whether they are exercising Recommendation Work Status Status Status Work Status Work Status Reference functions The footway along the front of the property is lower than the carriageway and has its 6 July 2012 Donington Quadring Road - PE11 4TB 1 Residential Completed TBC LCC - Yes LCC TBC On-going TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC S19-039 own series of gullies. The carriageway is served by gullies and drained seperately. Welland and Deepings IDB - Yes LCC Heavy rainfall caused the piped and open dykes within the village to overflow which Task 1 - Maintenance to highway drainage system and Task 1 - Spring 2013 6 July 2012 Gosberton High Street - PE11 4NW 1 Residential Completed Complete Spring 2013 Completed Completed NA Completed NA NA S19-040 caused internal flooding. Task 2 - WDIDB to inform riparian owner of their responsibilities. Task 2 - Spring 2013 LCC - Yes WDIDB During heavy rainfall surface water flowed off the carriageway over the footway and Task 1 - System has been cleansed and jetted, and will be inspected by LCC Highways on a regular 22 May 2014 Long Sutton London Road - PE12 PEE onto his neighbours drive, subsequently flowing onto his property causing internal 1 Residential Completed LCC - Yes LCC Complete Completed Completed NA NA NA NA Task 1 - TBC S19-077 basis. flooding. During heavy rainfall surface water flowed off the carriageway over the footway and Task 1 - System has been cleansed and jetted, and will be inspected by LCC Highways on a regular 8 August 2014 Sutton Bridge Bridge Road - PE12 9SH onto the tarmac & gravel frontage, subsequently entering the property causing internal 1 Residential Completed LCC - Yes LCC Complete Completed Completed NA NA NA NA Task 1 - 23/10/2014 S19-078 basis. flooding. Following a heavy downpour the property suffered internal flooding due to surface Task 1 - New connections, chamber pots and minor highway alterations are currently in the works 20 July 2014 Swineshead Market Place - PE20 3LJ water runoff from the carriageway entering the car park and subsequently entering the 1 Commercial Completed LCC - Yes LCC 1st January 2020 Completed Completed NA NA NA NA Task 1 - 16/01/2015 S19-103 programme for next financial year. All works required will be programmed for 2015. property. Task 1 - Further Drainage Investigations to be carried out in due course. Task 2- An enforcement letter has been sent to the property opposite which is discharging water onto the highway. Task 3 - Meeting with owner of property opposite to identify any ammendments which may be required to Task 1 - TBC The road gully outside the property was unable to cope with the excessive amount of their roof water dispersal system. Preliminary designs, undertaken for proposed alterations to LCC Task 2 - TBC 20 July 2014 Crowland Chapel Street - PE6 0AR rainfall which resulted in surface water entering into the property causing internal 1 Residential Completed Surface Water drainage. LCC - Yes LCC 2020/21 Completed Completed NA NA NA NA S19-113 Task 3 - TBC flooding Task 4 - Scheme in programme for 2017/18. Bid submitted for assistance from Floods and Water as this Task 4- January 2018 is not maintenance. Task 4 update - The drainage scheme was completed in January 2018. As of 01/05/2020 no complaints regarding drainage have been received. Following a short period of heavy rain, surface water from the highway entered an 13 July 2014 Freiston Oak House Lane - PE22 0PJ 1 Commercial Completed Task(s) - Works are programmed during 2015. LCC - Yes LCC Complete Summer 2015 Completed Completed NA NA NA NA Task(s) - Summer 2015 S19-110 external building. Excessive rainfall exceeded the drainage systems capabilities resulting in internal 24 August 2013 Spalding Roman Bank - PE11 2HS 1 Residential Completed Task 1 - LCC to change surface water system and carrigeway surfacing to adjust levels. LCC - Yes LCC Spring 2016 Completed Completed NA NA NA NA Task 1 - 26/04/2016 S19-140 flooding. Task 1 - LCC to consider the installation of an additional gully to the left of the vehicle access, an aco 23 August 2015 Sutton St James Chapel Gate - PE12 0EF Highway surface runoff entered through the rear of the property. 1 Residential Completed drain across the shop doorway and increase the frequency of cleansing for the drainage system at this LCC - Yes LCC TBC Completed Completed NA NA NA NA Task 1 - 01/05/2016 S19-141 location. South Holland IDB - Yes The existing sewers and watercourses were overwhelmed with water following the 22 June 2016 Gedney Drove End Marsh Road - PE12 9PJ 1 Residential Completed Task 1 - LCC Highways Authority team to cleanse the gully on an annual basis. LCC N/A Completed Completed NA NA NA NA Task 1 - 30/06/2016 S19-172 ground contours. LCC - Yes LCC - Yes AW - Yes Heavy rainfall exceed the capacity of the drainage system, with surface runoff LCC Task 1 - CCTV survey required. Task 1 - TBC 17 June 2016 Spalding Stonegate - PE11 2PH collecting at low points allowing water to collect against the affected properties 4 Residential Completed EA - Yes South Holland TBC Completed Completed NA Completed NA NA S19-171 Task 2 - IDB have cleansed and inspected their pipe. Task 2 - TBC resulting in internal flooding. IDB South Holland IDB - Yes SHDC - Yes LCC - Yes Task 1 - LCC has carried out drainage survey. Task 1 - TBC Task 2 - LCC has cleansed the draiange system and raised the kerbs across the access to the property. 10 June 2016 Spalding Little London - PE11 2TA Heavy rainfall, resulted in surface water runoff from the highway. 1 Residential Completed AW - Yes LCC TBC On-going TBC NA NA NA NA Task 2 - TBC S19-174 Task 3 - LCC to raise kerbs for the second access to the property and reundertake a drainage Task 3 - TBC inspection. Welland & Deeping IDB - Yes BBC - Yes AW - Yes Task 1 - Further investigations required to establish maintenance responsibilites and potential future 16 June 2016 Kirton Penny Gardens - PE20 1HN Heavy rainfall, resulted in surface water runoff from the highway. 1 Residential Completed TBC TBC Completed TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC NA S19-169 works. Black Sluice IDB - Yes LCC - Yes BBC - Yes Task 1 - Further investigations required to establish maintenance responsibilites and potential future AW - Yes 1 Residential works. Task 1 - TBC 16 June 2016 Kirton Station Road - PE20 1EE Flooding from rainfall and blocked drain resulted in internal flooding. Completed AW TBC Completed NA NA NA Completed NA S19-169 2 Commercial Task 2 - TBC Black Sluice IDB - Yes Task 2 - AW will liaise directly with their customers to manage the sewer blockage by foreign objects. LCC - Yes Duty to Investigate Section 19 Investigations Lincolnshire County Council Section 19 Investigations - Boston Borough District Council & South Holland District Council Network Area - Area Highways Manager Kyra Nettle (South) Risk Management Authorities S19 Report Number Of Investigation with Responsibilities and Estimated Timescales LCC / District Council EA Work IDB Work Water Company 3rd Party Date of Incident Town / Locality Street / Road Name Description of Flooding Proposed Action/Works Promoter Overall Works Status Works Completion Date File Properties Status whether they are exercising Recommendation Work Status Status Status Work Status Work Status Reference functions BBC - Yes AW - Yes Task 1 - Further investigations required to establish maintenance responsibilites and potential future 16 June 2016 Kirton Green Lane - PE20 1DX Internal flooding to property. 1 Residential Completed TBC TBC Completed TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC Task 1 - TBC S19-169 works. Black Sluice IDB - Yes LCC - Yes 27 June 2016 Freiston Oak House Lane - PE22 0PJ Internal flooding to property. 1 Residential On-going Awaiting report TBC TBC TBC On-going TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC S19-181 Surface water run off from the highway entered the property on two occastions. Task 1 - Consider upgrading the current highway system. Task 1 - TBC 23 July 2016 Spalding Cathedral Drive - PE11 1PQ 1 Residential Completed LCC - Yes LCC TBC Completed Completed NA NA NA NA S19-184 Task 2 - Further investigation is required into the provision of an overflow system. Task 2 - TBC Inconclusive as the owner of the 25 June 2016 Spalding Woolram Wygate - PE11 3PA Internal flooding due to disturbance of a surface water drain. 1 Residential Completed Task 1 - To be raised at the local Flood and Drainage Risk Management Group drainage assets is unknown at TBC TBC Completed TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC Task 1 - TBC S19-182 this stage. LCC - Yes Mallard Road - PE12 6ND SHIDB - Yes LCC Surface water ran off the road & possibly surrounding land and flooded these 7 Residential Task 1 - LCC and SHIDB are working in partnership to investigate and identify potential improvements to 16 June 2016 Low Fulney Completed South Holland 2020/21 On-going TBC NA TBC NA NA Task 1 - TBC S19-185 properties. 1 Commercial the surface water drainage in the local area. Weston Hills Road - PE12 6NE SHDC - Yes IDB EA - Yes LCC - Yes EA - Yes Flooding was likely a combination of the public foul sewerage system receiving Black Sluice 27 August 2016 Frampton Middlegate Road - PE20 1BX 1 Residential Completed Task 1 - IDB will arrange an insepction of their culvert. TBC Completed NA NA Completed NA NA Task 1 - TBC S19-183 surface water alongside the siltation of riparian watercourses.
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