Low flood risk confirmed for proposed housing development in Norfolk
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What happened
James and Katrina Rudd applied for outline planning permission to build four homes on a 1.6-acre grass field in Pott Row, a village near King’s Lynn, Norfolk. The Environment Agency’s flood risk mapping indicates the area is at low risk of flooding. An ecologist’s report also concluded the land has low ecological value and no evidence of protected species.
From edp24.co.uk
Why it matters
The confirmation of low flood risk is a key factor in the planning process for the new housing. If the outline proposals are agreed, the Norfolk County Council must agree detailed plans for the new houses before construction can begin.
From edp24.co.uk
Who's involved
- Environment AgencyProvided flood risk mapping for the area
- Norfolk County CouncilMust agree detailed plans for the new houses if outline proposals are agreed
- NorfolkLocation of the proposed housing development
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- How could the Environment Agency's low flood risk assessment affect Breckland?Low flood risk assessment moves Norfolk development through local planning stagesPossible
- Low flood risk assessment informs government's land use oversightThe government's regulatory oversight of land use is informed by low flood risk assessmentPossible
- South Norfolk may face planning workload for new homesSouth Norfolk may face increased planning workload for new Norfolk homesPossible
- Low flood risk assessment informs Norfolk County Council's planningLow flood risk assessment provides key data for Norfolk County Council planning decisionsPossible
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The entities involved
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Norfolk
county in East Anglia, England, UK
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Environment Agency
non-departmental public body in the UK
Related events
- The Environment Agency has objected to a development project in Witney due to concerns regarding flood risk.
- The Environment Agency provides advice on flood preparation in Carlisle.
- The Environment Agency submitted a planning application for a flood scheme in Cornwall.
- The Environment Agency issued flood alerts covering the county of Suffolk.
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