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Irwell Catchment Management First Annual Review^^B FOR REFERFNCF ONT .Y PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE E n v ir o n m e n t A g e n c y NATIONAL LIBRARY & INFORMATION SERVICE HEAD OFFICE Rio House, Waterside Drive, Aztec West, Almondsbury. Bristol BS32 4UD If you wish to discuss any matter arising from this First Annual Review please contact:- Vicky Hames Environment Planner Environment Agency North West Region 'MirwelT Carrington Lane Sale Cheshire M33 5NL Tel: (0161) 973 2237, extension 3064 Fax: (0161) 973 4601 Front cover photograph: River Irwell, Manchester City Centre Contents Page 1. Vision for the River Irwell Catchment 1 2. Introduction 2 2.1 The Environment Agency and Local Environment Agency Plans 3 2.2 Environment Agency Responsibilities 3 3. Future Review and Monitoring 4 4. Action Plans 5 4.1 Catchment Wide Issues 6 4.2 Sub-Catchment Wide Issues 8 4.3 Upper Irwell - Site Specific Issues 10 Upper Irwell - New Issues 12 4.4 River Roch - Site Specific Issues 13 River Roch - New Issues 16 4.5 River Croal - Site Specific Issues 17 River Croal - New Issues 19 4.6 River Irk - Site Specific Issues 19 River Irk - New Issues 20 4.7 River Medlock - Site Specific Issues 21 4.8 Lower Irwell - Site Specific Issues 24 Lower Irwell - New Issues 27 5. Appendices 30 Appendix 1 Overview of the Catchment 30 Description 30 Catchment Uses 30 Land Use and the Water Environment 34 Appendix 2 Catchment Facts 35 Appendix 3 Glossary 36 Appendix 4 Abbreviations 37 Appendix 5 Issues omitted from the First Annual Review Appendix 6 Changes to Proposed River Ecosystem RQOs tents ENVIRONMENT AGENCY 077335 1. Vision for the Irwell Catchment The vision for the Irwell Catchment is to create a cleaner, safer water environment. We will retain or recreate attractive rivers within continuous, open river corridors with a diverse range of habitats and physical features. The river will be an attractive feature within the urban environment which people will value. It will enhance the quality of life for the area and encourage inward investment. The Environment Agency will work with other organisations and individuals to achieve sustainable development within the Catchment. We will meet the needs of today while protecting the water environment for future generations and their needs. The vision expresses the long term ambitions for the Irwell Catchment. R. Irwell, Ramsbottom vision 1 2. Introduction This is the First Annual Review for the River Irwell catchment and this is the third stage in the Catchment Management process as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 The CMP Process Consultation with key external groups Implementation Year Year 1 2 Statement Formation of Public of Public the CMP Consultation Consultation Consultation ► working group ► Report (3 months) ► Year Year Action 3 4 Plan Annual reviews Internal consultation Full Review leading to LEAPS Plan will include consideration of Air/Land/Water This Annual Review provides a progress update of all the actions stated in the River Irwell Catchment Management Plan Action Report (September 1995) produced under the auspices of the former National Rivers Authority. This report is intended to be used widely and may be quoted, copied or reproduced in any way, provided that the extracts are not utilised out of context and that due acknowledgement is given to the Environment Agency. 2 2.1 The Environment Agency 2.2 Environment Agency and Local Environment Agency Responsibilities Plans The Agency has head offices in Bristol and London and On 1 April 1996, the National Rivers Authority (NRA) is divided into eight regions and 26 areas. The River merged with Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Pollution Irwell catchment is in the South Area of the North West (HMIP), Waste Regulation Authorities and smaller units Region. from the Department of the Environment, to form the The Agency has responsibility for: Environment Agency. This merger provides a more comprehensive approach to the protection and management of the environment by combining the • The improvement and regulation of water quality regulation of land, air and water. • Pollution prevention and control As guardians of the environment the Agency's vision is: • The management of water resources "A better environment in England and Wales for present and future generations" • Flood defence The River Irwell Catchment Management Plan (CMP) • Fisheries was produced by the National Rivers Authority and this • The regulation of the most potentially polluting First Annual Review is the first to be published by the South Area of the North West Region of the industrial processes (Part A processes) Environment Agency. The Agency is committed to the development of an integrated management plan for • The regulation of premises that use, store or the water environment in the River Irwell catchment. dispose of radioactive materials • Licensing and regulation of waste management The Environment Agency has wider responsibilities than the NRA. The River Irwell Action Plan, as a CMP, sites addressed the water environment. This Review has • Waste minimisation taken the opportunity to address wider environmental concerns relating to air, land and water. • Licensing and regulation of waste carriers and The River Irwell CMP will be rewritten as a Local brokers Environment Agency Plan (LEAP) which will reflect the It has general duties with regard to conservation (which aims, objectives and responsibilities of the Agency (see Section 3, Future Review and Monitoring). These includes wildlife, landscape and heritage) and recreation and shares many of its responsibilities with LEAPs, like CMPs, will be local area based plans that address issues and problems through the actions of the local authorities, in particular waste management and Agency in partnership with others or by the agreed the regulation of emissions to air. action of others. LEAPs will play a key role in the delivery of our services through integrated activity and priority business planning and will promote openness and accountability. In its statutory guidance to the Agency, on sustainable development, the Department of the Environment promotes integrated environmental management in partnership with other organisations, working to shared objectives. LEAPs are not statutory documents. 3 r 3. Future Review and Monitoring The River Irwell Catchment Management Plan will be rewritten as two separate LEAPs. The Roch, Irk and Medlock LEAP is due to be published in March/April 1998 and the Irwell and Croal LEAP is due to be published in October 1998. The River Irwell Catchment Management Action Plan Second Annual Review will be published before the conversion to LEAPs if timescales allow. R. Irwell, Salford future ew 4. Action Plans 5 4.1 Catchment Wide Issues No. ISSUES ACTIONS RESPONSIBILITY TOTAL 1995 PROGRESS LEAD OTHER COST TO /96 ENVIRON MENT AGENCY (£K) CW1 Development Control - 1. Strengthen input to Environment Agency 300 - ECOLOGY: On The impact that Planning and going development and Development Control FLOOD DEFENCE: development pressures process to highlight flood £400K total cost. Planning have on the water risks, control Completion of flood Authorities environment for all unsympathetic risk assessments by Developers Environment Agency environmental end of March 1998. Riparian functions. development, promote Owners green corridors and enhance river features. CW2 Lack of survey 1. Collection and Environment Agency 90 - ECOLOGY: On going information on maintenance of information FLOOD DEFENCE: some watercourses to satisfy Water Quality, £105K total cost. Flood Defence, Ecology, Survey collection Heritage and Recreation almost complete. requirements. WATER QUALITY: 2. Organise and promote Environment Agency 40 Zinc and copper surveys of threatened analysis at RQO sites species and their habitats Wildlife Groups now complete. such as Otters, Water Voles and Bats. 3. Create a database of sites 7.5 - On going. suitable for future river rehabilitation schemes. CW6 Culverted Sections 1. Promote policies that Environment Agency 240 On going. and Bridges - Risk of reduce the amount of culverts and bridges culverted watercourse blocking. Clearance through planning liaison and maintenance of and Flood Defence byelaw debris screens. The control. Promote the number and extent opening up of river of culverted sections corridors where and resulting opportunities arise. fragmentation of river habitat. CW7 Instream structures 1. Where possible provision Environment Agency On going such as culverts and for the passage of fish over Riparian weirs. weirs and through culverts. Owners Local Authority CW8 Urban decay and 1. Support riverside Environment Agency 20 On going riverside dereliction. regeneration initiatives and promote sympathetic Local Authorities enhancement works such Voluntary Sectors as riverside footpaths. Mersey Basin Campaign CW9 Litter and rubbish 1. Use enforcement powers Environment Agency 200 A temporary enforcement problems in and near and continue input to officer was appointed in rivers. "Waterwatch" and March 1993, and "Streamcare" and Local Authorities following the success of encourage public this role, has now become awareness and a permanent position. responsibility for litter and Enforcement powers are debris in watercourses. used where necessary, but an educational approach offers the most benefits. The agency will continue to fund waterwatch and streamcare. 6 No. ISSUES ACTIO N S RESPONSIBILITY TOTAL 1995 PROGRESS LEAD OTHER COST TO /9 6 ENVIRON MENT AGENCY (£K) CW10 Review of "main river" 1. The Environment Agency
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