River Thrushel, Tinhay, Lifton: flood defence improvements
Published 5 July 2018
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The notice
Announcement of intention not to prepare an environmental statement: Regulation 5 of the Environmental Impact Assessment (Land Drainage Improvement Works) Regulations 1999 as amended by SI 2005/1399 and SI 2006/618.
The work
The Environment Agency gives notice that it proposes to carry out improvement work to the flood defences on the River Thrushel in Tinhay, Lifton, immediately downstream of Tinhay Bridge (NGR SX 39368 85345).
The proposed improvement work will involve the construction of a new revetment wall in the channel on the left bank of the river and the reinstatement of the bank to protect the existing flood wall. The work will take place along the length of the flood wall (approximately 30 metres).
Intention not to prepare an environmental statement
The Environment Agency considers that the improvement work is not likely to have significant effects on the environment and does not intend to prepare an environmental statement in respect of it.
For further information on the proposed work please email liam.stewart@environment-agency.gov.uk, call 03708 506 506, or write to:
Liam Stewart
Sir John Moore House
Victoria Square
Bodmin
PL31 1EB
Any person wishing to make representations in relation to the likely environmental effects of the proposed improvement work should do so, in writing, by 24 July 2018.