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Infrastructure Delivery Plan East Riding of Yorkshire Council Infrastructure Delivery Plan March 2015 Infrastructure Delivery Plan East Riding Infrastructure Delivery Plan 1.1 This Infrastructure Delivery Plan (IDP) sets out what infrastructure is likely to be needed to support the amount and distribution of housing and economic development set out within the East Riding Local Plan. It draws on information from the East Riding Infrastructure Study and identifies the main partners that will have a role in helping to deliver the Local Plan. The Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) is likely to be an important way of funding infrastructure, where existing funding sources are insufficient. The delivery timescales set out in the IDP are indicative and based on development occurring at a linear rate each year. However, the baseline (existing) capacity of infrastructure can also change over time, which may result in changes to timescales over which new investment would be required 1.2 The infrastructure set out within the IDP has been broken down to highlight those elements considered to be essential in delivering the scale and location of development promoted within the Local Plan. Essential infrastructure is that which definitely needs to be provided prior to particular developments taking place. Whilst a need exists for other infrastructure, and has been set out within the Delivery Plan, it may still be possible for development to go ahead prior to this infrastructure being in place. East Riding of Yorkshire Council 1 Infrastructure Deli Infrastructure Infrastructure Delivery Plan- Infrastructure likely to be needed What is required? Where? Main delivery Priority & Cost and progress Sources of Contingencies organisations phasing funding Flood Defence and Drainage Flood Defence- Within the following Environment Essential - A programme of flood National Explore using Investment in tidal and settlements and Key Agency, East Potential need defence schemes for the Government CIL fluvial flood defences to Employment Sites Riding of for investment Humber area totalling £80 funding (such as contributions Plan very maintain the existing where allocations have Yorkshire throughout the million of Government Flood Defence level of protection and been made either Council plan period investment has been Grant in Aid keep pace with climate wholly or partly within announced. The Schemes Funding), East change flood zones 2/3a: relevant to the East Riding Riding of Cottingham, that are funded as part of Yorkshire Anlaby/Willerby/Kirk this are: Council, Ella, Hessle, Beverley, Humber: Skeffling Land developer Goole, Driffield, Purchase and Managed contributions, or Howden, Pocklington, Realignment; other funding Market Weighton, Humber: Weighton Lock (e.g. European Elloughton/Brough, to Boothferry Bridge; Regional Gilberdyke/Newport, Burstwick New Clough; Development Hornsea, Aldbrough, Hull and Holderness Flood Fund) Beeford, Leven, Alleviation scheme; Middleton on the Goole Fields to Crowle; Wolds, Snaith, Cherry Goole Dutch River East Burton, Leconfield, Museum Bank; Humber: Wawne, Skirlaugh, Hull Frontage; Riding of Yorkshire Council Council Yorkshire of Riding Melton Park, Hedon Humber: Flood Area 4: Haven, and Capitol Paull Holme Strays to Sunk Park. Island; Humber: Flood Area 3: To protect the Hull to Sunk Island; Selby rail line. Humber: Brough Haven to Weighton Lock; Humber: North Ferriby; Old Goole Infill of low spot; and 2 Infrastructure Delivery Plan What is required? Where? Main delivery Priority & Cost and progress Sources of Contingencies organisations phasing funding Paull Holme Strays Embankment. The draft River Hull Integrated Catchment Strategy (RHICS) sets out a c£45million investment plan, proposed over the next six years to reduce flood risk to residents and businesses within the natural River Hull Valley. The draft strategy is predicted to increase the river’s capacity by 10% with consequential reduced flooding. Its components include: Dredging and re-profiling the river Hull channel. East Including the removal of sunken boats (£ Riding of Yorkshire Council Council Yorkshire of Riding 751,456) Plan Delivery Infrastructure Tidal barrier at River Hull mouth: mitre gates (£13,802,400) Increased capacity at pumping stations and raising of embankments along Holderness Drain 3 Infrastructure Deli Infrastructure What is required? Where? Main delivery Priority & Cost and progress Sources of Contingencies organisations phasing funding (£8,448,000) Bransholme flood mitigation (£16,000,000) Plan very Raising of embankments along the Beverley and Barmston Drain (£5,184,000) Smaller pumps installed at Wilfholme and Hempholme pumping stations (£1,200,000) Upland Natural Attenuation – 25% upland assigned. (£372,960) Maintenance and refurbishment of existing East assets Riding of Yorkshire Council Council Yorkshire of Riding Indicative funding for the strategy is now secured from the Humber Local Enterprise Partnership through the Local Growth Fund and from Yorkshire Water, with more funding expected to come from Defra’s block grant allocation for the National 4 Infrastructure Delivery Plan What is required? Where? Main delivery Priority & Cost and progress Sources of Contingencies organisations phasing funding Flood Defence Grant. A range of on-going and agreed measures to protect parts of the East Riding are set out within the Humber River Basin District Consultation on the draft Flood Risk Management Plan (October 2014). All of these schemes have a funding source. The exact amount of investment needed cannot be determined at this stage. The Environment Agency policy for the areas concerned set out within its Flood Risk Strategies East and Catchment Flood Risk Management Plans is to Riding of Yorkshire Council Council Yorkshire of Riding maintain or increase the Plan Delivery Infrastructure existing standard of protection. Surface Water Drainage - Cottingham and East Riding of By mid 2016 Indicative funding has been East Riding of Explore using Policy ENV6 seeks to Orchard Park Flood Yorkshire made a available for a Yorkshire CIL limit surface water run- Alleviation Scheme Council, c£20m flood alleviation Council, contributions off to existing run-off (COPFAS) is planned Yorkshire scheme from national Yorkshire Water, rates on Greenfield to help protect Water, Flood Defence Grant and National sites, and on previously Cottingham and Environment Local Growth Funding Government developed land reduce northern parts of Hull Agency, funding (such as 5 Infrastructure Deli Infrastructure What is required? Where? Main delivery Priority & Cost and progress Sources of Contingencies organisations phasing funding existing run-off rates by to a 1/100 year event Internal Flood Defence a minimum of 30%, or standard of Drainage Grant in Aid to Greenfield run-off protection. Boards, and Funding), Humber rate. This will require Willerby and Developers By early 2016 £16 million. Fully funded Growth Deal, investment in on-site Derringham Flood and under construction developer Plan very drainage infrastructure Alleviation Scheme contributions, or in many locations and (WADFAS) is planned other funding will need to avoid to help protect (e.g. European increasing flood risk Willerby and western Regional within and beyond parts of Hull to a Development development sites, and 1/100 year event Fund) decrease flood risk standard of overall protection. Anlaby and East Ella By mid 2017 Indicative funding has been Flood Alleviation made a available for a Scheme (AEEFAS) is c£20m flood alleviation planned to help scheme from national protect Anlaby and Flood Defence Grant and western parts of Hull. Local Growth Funding Also includes new tidal defences at East Hessle Foreshore. Hull and Holderness 2015 to 2020 Indicative funding has been Riding of Yorkshire Council Council Yorkshire of Riding Flood Alleviation made a available for a Scheme (HaHFAS). c£30m flood alleviation Mini programme of scheme from national works to create tidal Flood Defence Grant and and inland defences Local Growth Funding benefitting Paull, Bilton, Hedon, and Thorngumbald. Gilberdyke and Construction £1.4 million. Funding in Blacktoft Flood by mid 2015 place through Internal 6 Infrastructure Delivery Plan What is required? Where? Main delivery Priority & Cost and progress Sources of Contingencies organisations phasing funding Management Project Drainage Board includes improvements to watercourses and pumping capacity Eastrington and Construction £1 million. Funding in place Laxton Flood by mid 2015 through Internal Drainage Management Project Board includes improvements to watercourses Detailed hydraulic Modelling due Unknown cost at this modelling is underway to be complete stage. for Goole to produce by late 2014. Developers are able to a detailed flood risk The bring forward surface management plan to implementation water drainage solutions establish a baseline for of any allowing for individual future drainage recommended developments to take infrastructure solutions will place in line with policy investment. follow. ENV6. Leconfield Flood Up to 2018 £432,000. East Alleviation Scheme Funding in place from Council and National Riding of Yorkshire Council Council Yorkshire of Riding Flood Defence Grant. Plan Delivery Infrastructure Further investigation Up to 2018 Unknown cost at this and investment in stage. infrastructure is Suspended until outcome needed in Leven of the River Hull Integrated Catchment Strategy Publication - due March 2015. Developers are able to bring forward surface 7 Infrastructure Deli Infrastructure
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