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Community Flood Plan for Newgale Pembrokeshire County Council / Natural Resources Wales Community Flood Plan for Newgale INFORMATION Newgale shingle bank protects to the 1 in 5 in any year flood level. Storm wave action can cause the bank to fail, blocking the A487 and flooding the two properties and one campsite at risk. The outfall of Brandy Brook sometimes blocks in storms and the impounded water can cause flooding. These events can normally be forecast up to 12 hours in advance. Other than reprofiling of the shingle bank, there is no flood defence scheme. Climate change is expected to cause rising sea levels and more frequent flooding events. The continued defence of the bank is expected to become unsustainable by 2035. RESPONSE ARRANGEMENTS PRE EVENT Upon receipt of a Flood Alert for the Pembrokeshire Coast. PCC EPO will contact the NRW Flood Room at Haverfordwest to assess the likely impacts for Newgale. EPO will inform the NAG contact who will disseminate to other members. If there is a potential impact to the road at Newgale, the EPO will inform PCC Highways who will decide whether to monitor during the high tide. PCC Media will also be informed as a ‘heads up’. If NRW are confident that flooding will occur, a Flood Warning will be issued and a telecon held involving NRW Duty Officer, PCC (Lead Officer, Highways, Area Maintenance, Media & EPO). The likely impacts for Newgale & other communities will be evaluated, following which NRW or EPO will inform the NAG contact who will disseminate to the other members to initiate their property flood arrangements. PCC crews will monitor conditions at least half an hour prior to high tide. A Haverfordwest crew will also be on standby to unlock the road closed at Newgale sign at St Davids roundabout ROAD CLOSURE / OPENING ARRANGEMENTS The road will not be closed as a precaution. The senior PCC staff member on site will A487 ROAD instigate closure when there is a significant risk of pebbles being washed onto the highway. Road closed signs will be placed at the Welsh Road junction and by Brandy Brook Bridge. CLOSURE The fixed diversion from Penycwn to Roch will be operated with appropriate signage and a PROCEDURE Road Closed at Newgale sign will be placed at St Davids Road roundabout, Haverfordwest. PCC Duty Officer to be informed ASAP and he will notify Lead Officer or EPO who will inform Newgale Action Group and Media. If following the ebbing of the tide, the water has receded and there are manageable amounts ROAD of pebbles on the road, it will be cleared as soon as it is clear and safe to do so. REOPENING If the road is covered by a massive movement of shingle, or the water has not been able to PROCEDURE recede with the tide, NRW and PCC will need to confer as to the timing of operations. PCC EPO will be responsible for keeping the NAG lead contact informed of the predicted timeline of operations. REST CENTRE Should the need arise, residents and any individuals staying at the campsite requiring temporary shelter will be given the opportunity to stay in a rest centre. These are either Roch Community Hall or Solva Community Hall. PCC Emergency Planning Officer (EPO) will be responsible for notifying keyholders and Rest Centre staff. © Crown copyright and database rights 2015 Ordnance Survey 100023344. You are permitted to use this data solely to enable you to respond to, or interact with, the organisation that provided you with the data. You are not permitted to copy, sub-licence, distribute or sell any of this data to third parties in any form. FLOODING RISK ASSESSMENT COMMUNITY AT RISK CASCADE CONTACTS Tidal Flooding Duke of Edinburgh: 01437 720586 No. of Properties at Risk 2 + campsite Newsurf: 01437 721398 Sands Café: 01437 729222 No. of Properties Registered 3 + several ‘Area of interest’ M & M Carter: 01437 720711 to FWS registrations Big Blue Experience: 07816 169359 Return Flooding Period 5 Years Campsite – Mrs B Warner 01437 710253 Lead Time 2 Hrs Approx 3 businesses at risk. Most of the campsite (5 static pitches & Max of 120 mixed touring/tents) will be affected. The sewage pumping station may also be affected USEFUL NUMBERS Dyfed Powys Police (Non Emergency) 101 Welsh Water 0800 0520130 Pembrokeshire County Council 01437 765661 Withybush Hospital 01437 764545 PCC Out of hours Emergency 0845 6015522 Western Power 0800 0520400 NRW Floodline 0845 9881188 West Wales Utilities 0800 111999 ACRONYMS EPO: Emergency Planning Officer NAG: Newgale Action Group NRW: Natural Resources Wales PCC: Pembrokeshire County .
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