Flooding: Drainage & Watercourses - Nottinghamshire County Council
Flooding: Drainage & Watercourses - Nottinghamshire County Council
Flooding: Drainage & Watercourses - Nottinghamshire County Council
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<strong>Flooding</strong>: <strong>Drainage</strong> & <strong>Watercourses</strong><br />
• Inform their obligations and for a<br />
regulatory authority to enforce<br />
action when appropriate<br />
Calverton Parish <strong>Council</strong><br />
Lack of dyke and culvert<br />
maintenance.<br />
• Identifying responsible bodies.<br />
• Swifter action may have been<br />
forthcoming if the right people had<br />
been contacted earlier.<br />
Cromwell Parish Meeting<br />
Garages, outbuildings and gardens submerged.<br />
Dykes and ditches not properly<br />
maintained<br />
Failure of sewer. (Raw sewage)<br />
Caunton Parish <strong>Council</strong><br />
Only one house badly damaged.<br />
Neglect of ditches in the county, lack<br />
of maintenance<br />
Partnership working Newark and Sherwood DC<br />
responded promptly and<br />
“did an excellent job”<br />
Highways Dept v quick<br />
Dunham on Trent with Ragnall, Darlton and Fledborough Parish <strong>Council</strong><br />
Many homes in Ragnall had severe flooding as did St Oswalds Park, Dunham on Trent. The amount of rainfall at that time was extreme and so<br />
sudden; it would be difficult to plan how to respond should this happen again.<br />
Drains unable to cope with excess<br />
rain water.<br />
Authorities did not respond in a<br />
reasonable time.<br />
Severn Trent were slow to<br />
respond.<br />
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