Case study:Hogsmill Sewage Treatment Works phase 1: Difference between revisions
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Location: 51° 24' 4.18" N, 0° 17' 16.08" W
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Status | Complete |
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Themes | Economic aspects, Flood risk management, Habitat and biodiversity, Social benefits |
Country | England |
Main contact forename | Toby |
Main contact surname | Hull |
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Contact organisation | Wandle Trust |
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Partner organisations | Natural England, Epsom and Ewell BC |
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Enhance a section of the Hogsmill through the STW by creating marginal and wetland area berms, backwaters and scrapes. This is within a wider wildlife area within the STW, encompassing wildflower grassland, tree planting and visitor interpretation trail and enhancement works to Surbiton Lagoon. Section 106 development gain from planning permission. Original scheme no longer valid so work proposed to the Hogsmill to enhance the channel edge habitat.
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