The wall would be my preference, but if an embankment provides the best
long term protection against my home being flooded, I'd be good with that
too.
I thought it was at the end of the road only? Is it the full length of the
road now?
Roy..
On 10 Aug 2017 09:59, "Nicola Petto" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all
Of the 3 options including the embankment, I'd go for the short wall with
the fence built-in too. I can imagine that a gap between a new wall and the
existing fence would just get filled with rubbish over time and also is an
invitation for children to climb up and walk along.
Worth noting that they don't have funding in place yet so its not a done
deal.
Also, a plus side of the scheme is the proposal to open up a large piece
of green land behind the tip to public access.
Nicky
On 9 Aug 2017 20:48, "Dvaz CLIFFORD" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks for this Ian.
Am I right in thinking that they want us to put our heads together to
"determine
our preferred option" before September? If so, many on the street won't
be aware
of this.
I thought the project was earmarked for 2019. However, at the
consultation, I
did register my preference for Option 2, on the feedback form, that
being, the
existing wall being raised by 600mm, with a shorter fence on top,
bringing it
upto the existing height (1800mm or 6ft.). The draft plans for opt.2 now
have
the wall height at between 600mm - 800mm.
I'd like to know others views.
Clifford
---------- Original Message ----------Scheme
From: "Ian F." <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: elmfieldroad@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: 09 August 2017 at 17:18
Subject: [ElmField Road] Fwd: RE: Dagenham Brook Flood Alleviation
Proposal
See attachment and email below. Please don't distribute this beyond
people on the street.
Ian
-------- Forwarded Message --------
Subject: RE: Dagenham Brook Flood Alleviation Scheme Proposal
Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2017 15:15:21 +0000
From: HNL-PSO <HNL-PSO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: ifrancis@xxxxxxxxxxxx <ifrancis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Dear Ian
Thank you for your email, I have attached the drawing for the proposed
options at Elmfield Road, which is watermarked as draft. I am conscious
that this is a technical drawing that may require explanation so please
do not make any copies or distribute this more widely than your
neighbours. If there are any questions please refer them to us directly.
The project has a tight schedule and we will need to determine the
preferred option before your party in September in order to keep the
scheme on track. However, we received quite clear feedback at the event
that a wall would be most favoured by Elmfield Road residents so we will
be focusing on determining whether that option is feasible.
Once we have a preferred option, the next stage will be to develop the
design of the scheme in more detail. We will of course continue to
consider any comments and feedback we receive as we develop the design
further, so please do encourage your neighbours to keep sending in any
further suggestions or ideas.
Kind regards
Laura
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Flood Risk Management Engagement Advisor, Partnership and Strategic
Overview, London West
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