Local Flood Risk Management Strategy Consultation

Closed 31 Jan 2015

Opened 10 Oct 2014

Overview

The Local Flood Risk Management Strategy is a document that the council are required to develop to set out a clear vision of how flood risk is managed across the borough. It will consider the risk of flooding from ordinary watercourses, groundwater and surface water.

The local strategy must include:

  • The Risk Management Authorities within the boundaries of Sutton Council and what management functions each authority has
  • The objectives for managing local flood risk, along with how and when they are expected to be achieved. It also needs to detail how each objective will be paid for along with the cost and benefit of each measure
  • An assessment of local flood risk
  • A roadmap of how and when the strategy is to be reviewed
  • How the wider environment will benefit by achieving the objectives set out in the strategy.

 

Why your views matter

A key part of the local strategy is consultation with local residents and stakeholders so that everyone will be able to have a say about the final strategy. Following the completion of the final strategy, this consultation provides local residents, businesses and organisations the opportunity to review the document and complete an online survey expressing their views on how we propose to manage flood risk in the London Borough of Sutton.

 

Please find the Local Flood Risk Management Strategy (LFRMS) below along with its appendices and the supporting Strategic Environmental Assessment and Habitats Regulations Assessment. 

 

Areas

  • Belmont
  • Carshalton Central
  • Cheam
  • Stonecot
  • Sutton Central
  • Sutton North
  • Sutton South
  • The Wrythe
  • Wallington North
  • Wallington South

Audiences

  • All residents

Interests

  • Environment
  • Planning
  • Traffic and transportation
  • Housing
  • Environmental health
  • Fire and emergency planning