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Stratford-on-Avon District Council — Water Cycle Study Update 3.5 Wastewater Summary Table 3-5 provides a summary of the RAG assessment of the WwTWs within the Stratford-on- Avon WCS study area. TABLE 3-5: WASTEWATER TREATMENT SUMMARY Is a quality Is Headroom permit update Solution WwTW Watercourse Available? possible – Available? within LCT? Alcester River Arrow Yes N/A Alcester – Option A River Arrow Yes N/A Bearley Tributary of Edstone Brook Yes N/A Bidford on Avon River Avon Yes N/A Bidford on Avon – Option A River Avon Yes N/A Butlers Marston River Dene Yes N/A Cherington River Stour No Yes Upgrade required Claverdon Tributary of Claverdon Brook Yes N/A Earlswood - Spring Brook Spring Brook Yes N/A Ettington Works Tributary of River Dene Yes N/A Fenny Compton Tributary of River Itchen Yes N/A Gaydon Tributary of River Dene Yes N/A Gaydon – Option B Tributary of River Dene No Yes Upgrade required Ilmington Fosse Way Brook Yes N/A Itchen Bank River Itchen Yes N/A Itchen Bank – Option A River Itchen Yes N/A New solution needs to be Itchen Bank – Option E River Itchen No Yes identified if this Strategic option is pursued Kineton River Dene Yes N/A Kineton – Option A River Dene Yes N/A Lighthorne Tributary of Thelsford Brook Yes N/A Lighthorne Heath Tach Brook Yes N/A WCS UPDATE March 2014 40 Stratford-on-Avon District Council — Water Cycle Study Update TABLE 3-5: WASTEWATER TREATMENT SUMMARY Is a quality Is Headroom permit update Solution WwTW Watercourse Available? possible – Available? within LCT? Long Compton Nethercote Brook Yes N/A Long Marston Gran Brook Yes N/A Long Marston – Option A Gran Brook Yes N/A New solution needs to be identified if Long Marston – Option C Gran Brook No Yes this Strategic option is pursued Tributary of Charlecote Moreton Morrell Yes N/A Brook Napton River Stowe Yes N/A Northend Tributary of River Dene Yes N/A Oxhill Tributary of Wyngates Brook Yes N/A Preston on Stour River Stour Yes N/A Priors Marston Highfurlong Brook No Yes Upgrade required Redditch - Spernal River Arrow Yes N/A Redditch – Spernal – Option A River Arrow Yes N/A Shipston - Fell Mill River Stour Yes N/A Shipston - Fell Mill – Option A River Stour Yes N/A Tributary of Sherbourne Snitterfield Yes N/A Brook Stratford - Milcote River Avon Yes N/A Stratford – Milcote – Option A River Avon Yes N/A Stratford – Milcote – Option D River Avon Yes N/A Tanworth-in-Arden River Alne Yes N/A Tysoe Tributary of Wyngates Brook No Yes Upgrade required Wellesbourne River Dene No Yes Upgrade required Wellesbourne – Option A River Dene No Yes Upgrade required Wootton Wawen River Alne Yes N/A Wootton Wawen – Option A River Alne Yes N/A WCS UPDATE March 2014 41 .

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