Statutory guidance

Grant-in-aid forms: flood risk management authorities

Flood and coastal erosion risk management grant-in-aid projects: approval forms and guidance for risk management authorities.

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Environment Agency
Published
19 December 2013
Last updated
20 March 2024 — See all updates

Documents

Memorandum relating to capital grants for other risk management authorities in England (2020)

Memorandum relating to capital grants for local authorities and internal drainage boards in England (2018)

Ref: LIT 10458

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Memorandum relating to capital grants for local authorities and internal drainage boards in England (2013)

Ref: LIT 7080

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Guidance note 1 - Approval of flood risk management and coastal erosion studies, strategies and projects

Ref: LIT 7082

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Guidance note 2 (April 2011) - for Maritime Local Authorities - approval of coastal erosion studies, strategies and projects

Ref: LIT 5566

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Details

Guidance and forms required for technical and financial approval of flood and coastal erosion risk management projects funded by grant in aid.

The 2011 and 2012 grant memorandums are no longer provided directly on GOV.UK. These are available on request by contacting The Environment Agency.

Published 19 December 2013
Last updated 20 March 2024 + show all updates

  1. Added: 'There are certain activities for which we will consider an exception to this Grant Memorandum. For your project to be considered for an exception, you must complete the relevant form (FCERM 2 or 7) and follow the relevant guidance. You must still comply with all obligations of this Grant Memorandum' to section 4. Also updated links to the various forms - FCERM2, 3, 4, 5, 5A, 6, 7 and 8; having deleted them as they can now be accessed via SharePoint.

  2. Updated 'Form FCERM 7: Application of approval for preliminary studies and strategies'.

  3. Updated 'Form FCERM 7: Application of approval for preliminary studies and strategies'.

  4. Updated form FCERM 7

  5. Added a memorandum relating to capital grants for other risk management authorities in England (2020).

  6. The FCERM 3 Form for Application for interim payment of grant funding has been updated.

  7. Update to FCERM 2 and FCERM 3 forms. Allows the opportunity to split out funding between FDGiA and Local Levy.

  8. Updated Form FCERM 2: Flood risk management scheme − application for grant funding.

  9. Updated Memorandum relating to capital grants for local authorities and internal drainage boards in England (2016) and Form CPA2: Application for formal approval of coast protection project.

  10. Form FCERM 4: further advice on how best to complete this form and added in a 'Supplementary Information' section.

  11. Updated attachment Form CPA 2: Application for formal approval of a coast protection project, June 2016

  12. Updates to Forms CPA1, CPA2, FCERM 2, FCERM 3, FCERM 4, FCERM 5, FCERM 5A, FCERM 7 and FCERM 8.

  13. Updated with new 2016 Grant Memorandum.

  14. Updated forms: FCERM 7, 8 and CPA1. Changed PDF forms into Word format.

  15. First published.

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