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|Project summary=The overall objective would be to restore the river channel throughout the park for the 85m length. Due to constraints set by DLR, this may mean leaving one river wall in place and up to half of the bed, however solutions will be available to soften both banks and generate a natural low flow channel. This is likely to be partially funded by the Seager Distillery section 106 agreement, however further funding will be required to complete the whole section of river. This site was cleared and developed into a public park, leaving an 8m boundary to the river for future river restoration works. The channel has a uniform concrete bed and banks and is semi-tidal. It is very shallow during low flow/low tide and could cause a barrier to fish migration. It is devoid of habitat. | |Project summary=The overall objective would be to restore the river channel throughout the park for the 85m length. Due to constraints set by DLR, this may mean leaving one river wall in place and up to half of the bed, however solutions will be available to soften both banks and generate a natural low flow channel. This is likely to be partially funded by the Seager Distillery section 106 agreement, however further funding will be required to complete the whole section of river. This site was cleared and developed into a public park, leaving an 8m boundary to the river for future river restoration works. The channel has a uniform concrete bed and banks and is semi-tidal. It is very shallow during low flow/low tide and could cause a barrier to fish migration. It is devoid of habitat. | ||
Start date governed by planning agreement (S106 Seager) | Start date governed by planning agreement (S106 Seager) |
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Project overview
Status | Planned |
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Project web site | |
Themes | Economic aspects, Fisheries, Habitat and biodiversity |
Country | England |
Main contact forename | Peter |
Main contact surname | Gray |
Main contact user ID | |
Contact organisation | Environment Agency |
Contact organisation web site | http://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency |
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Parent multi-site project | |
This is a parent project encompassing the following projects |
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Project summary
The overall objective would be to restore the river channel throughout the park for the 85m length. Due to constraints set by DLR, this may mean leaving one river wall in place and up to half of the bed, however solutions will be available to soften both banks and generate a natural low flow channel. This is likely to be partially funded by the Seager Distillery section 106 agreement, however further funding will be required to complete the whole section of river. This site was cleared and developed into a public park, leaving an 8m boundary to the river for future river restoration works. The channel has a uniform concrete bed and banks and is semi-tidal. It is very shallow during low flow/low tide and could cause a barrier to fish migration. It is devoid of habitat.
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