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This page is about the statutory process and how to put our case.
Links to EDDC pages
Briefing paper, Coastal Management
FAQ link
Search for Sidmouth BMP outline business case
Search for Beach Management Plan
Final Sidmouth and East beach Management Plan report
Press releases
8th March 2017 Cabinet review deferred
Background reading
High utility
Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management appraisal guidance
Multi-coloured manual, Guide and data for economic appraisal Consider the effect of the loss of the substation, not just the sewage tank. MCM case study currently being updated and not available.
Flood and coastal resilience partnership funding: an introductory guide 2011 ‘Other benefits arising from alleviating flooding and coastal erosion All the benefits of managing flooding and coastal erosion risk will be valued under the new system. This includes the protection of businesses, agricultural land, important national and local infrastructure, public buildings and sites of cultural heritage. To keep the system simple, these will all be paid for at a single payment rate.The payment rate is lower than those for protecting households in order to reflect the proportion of public sector, as opposed to private sector, benefits within this category.’
Search for ‘Coastal flooding’ on Gov.uk
FCERM ‘The current 6 year flood and coastal erosion risk management (FCERM) investment programme runs from 1 April 2015 to 31 March 2021. The Environment Agency regularly reviews the programme to take into account changes such as:
- serious flooding
- local partnership funding contributions
- new flood risk information
We develop projects to reduce flooding and coastal erosion by working with:
- local authorities
- internal drainage boards
- local communities
The regional flood and coastal committees support this approach and have agreed the programme. The latest update was in March 2020.’
Flood and coastal defence: develop a project business case
Flood and Coastal Erosion Risk Management: appraisal guidance
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Low utility
Click to access Climate change and geohazards in the South West 2013
Evidence for OBC statements being wrong
Sidmouth not in either AONB