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Tony Clothier PhD, BSc Eng (Civil) CEng, CEnv, C.WEM, MCIWEM ICM Modelling Approach Preliminary Assessment: Local Flood Defences Local defences remove flooding of residential properties Increase in flood depths through Loxwood by


  1. Tony Clothier PhD, BSc Eng (Civil) CEng, CEnv, C.WEM, MCIWEM

  2. ICM Modelling Approach

  3. Preliminary Assessment: Local Flood Defences • Local defences remove flooding of residential properties • Increase in flood depths through Loxwood by up to 0.9m • Increased the risk of surface water flooding behind defences • Increase maintenance and risk of defence failures to properties • Increased flood risk in the event of overtopping

  4. Existing Condition: 1 in 100 Fluvial Flood Event • Flood risk shown to properties along: – Guildford Road – Pond Close – Oak Grove – Burley Close • Model shown fluvial flooding only • Flooding of properties from surface water flows prior to reaching the Loxwood stream not modelled (at this stage). • All option models results presented consider the 1 IN 100 Event

  5. Option 1: Upstream Flood Storage Area • Preliminary design: – Excavating North Hall field to 23.75mAOD. – Spill from stream at 24.5mAOD – Flapped 450mm diameter pipe outfall • Limited / negligible reduction in peak flood water depths through Loxwood • No properties removed from flood risk

  6. Existing Condition: 1 in 100 Fluvial Flood Event

  7. Option 2: Upstream Offline Flood Storage Area • Preliminary design: – Flood bund ties into high ground >27.0mAOD – Bund crest at 27.00mAOD – Bund spillway at 26.50mAOD – 900mm Diameter culvert flow control • Reduction in peak flood water depths and flood extents through Loxwood • No properties removed from flood risk • Significant increase in upstream flood depths and extents • Increased flood risk to 2 upstream developments and flooding of arable land

  8. Existing Condition: 1 in 100 Fluvial Flood Event

  9. Option 3: Upstream Flood Bund and Offline Flood Storage Area • Preliminary design: – Flood bund at modelled for Option 2 – Offline flood storage area as for Option 1, but area reduced to area upstream of flood bund only • Reduction in peak flood water depths and flood extents through Loxwood • No properties removed from flood risk • Significant increase in upstream flood depths and extents • Increased flood risk to 2 upstream developments and flooding of arable land • Upstream marginally flooding reduced as compared to Option 2

  10. Existing Condition: 1 in 100 Fluvial Flood Event

  11. Option 4: Channel Widening and Limited Culvert Improvements • Preliminary design: – Stream channel width doubled from upstream of Guildford Road to downstream of Station Road – Additional pipes / culverts added to existing culverts, where considered possible. • Reduction in peak flood water depths and flood extents through Loxwood • Burley Close properties removed from flood risk • Reduction in flood depths to properties upstream of Guildford Road • Limited reduction in flood depths to properties along Pond Close and Oak Grove

  12. Existing Condition: 1 in 100 Fluvial Flood Event

  13. Option 5: Channel Widening and Maximised Culvert Improvements • Preliminary design: – Stream channel width doubled from upstream of Guildford Road to downstream of Station Road – Culverts replaced with 3m wide open channels (maximising potential for culvert improvements). • Significant reduction in peak flood water depths and flood extents through Loxwood • Properties removed from flood risk: – Burley Close – Oak Grove – Pond Close • Reduction in flood depths to properties on either side of Guildford Road

  14. Other Flooding Consideration: Surface Water Flooding Sources

  15. Local Flood Defence Consideration for Remaining Properties • Assumes channel and culvert capacity improvements maximised • Low flood defences in the form of raised ground as far as possible • Any defences will need to consider surface water flooding sources to reduce the risk of water ponding behind defences

  16. Impact of Existing Local Walls Assessment of the impact of the brick headwalls and other walls along the watercourse (Pond Close and Oak Grove) and their potential impact on peak flood depths Brick walls restricting flow from Brick Headwalls re-joining the watercourse 1 in 100 Event 1 in 100 Event (No Walls) (Incl. Walls)

  17. Stream Channel Dimensions Review (as example) of the variability in the capacity and potential efficiency of the stream channels for the Pond Close and Oak Grove reach Upstream Oak Grove 1 st Crossing Oak Grove 1 st to Upstream Pond Close 2 nd Crossing Culvert outfall headwalls in channel Oak Grove 1 st to Oak Grove 1 st to Downstream Oak 2 nd Crossing 2 nd Crossing Grove 2 nd Crossing In-channel Weir

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