https://frm-scotland.org.uk/advanced_consultation_finder?st=open This is a feed for A Custom Consultation Search Mon, 06 Apr 2015 07:23:05 +0000 Citizen Space/TAL en-gb daily 1 https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_tweed-lpd-13-draft-flood-risk-management-s/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_tweed-lpd-13-draft-flood-risk-management-s/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Tweed draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 13).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> Scottish Borders Council (Lead Local Authority), East Lothian, South Lanarkshire and West Lothian Councils.</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Tweed' to proceed to the consultation.</p>   Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:00:36 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_tay-lpd-8-draft-flood-risk-management-stra/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_tay-lpd-8-draft-flood-risk-management-stra/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Tay draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 8).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation. </li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with:</p> <ul> <li> Perth and Kinross Council (Lead Local Authority), Angus, Argyll and Bute, Fife, The Highland and Stirling Councils.</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> <li> Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Tay' to proceed to the consultation.</p> Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:00:42 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_tay-estuary-and-montrose-basin-lpd-7-draft/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_tay-estuary-and-montrose-basin-lpd-7-draft/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Tay Estuary and Montrose Basin draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 7).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> Angus Council (Lead Local Authority), Aberdeenshire, Dundee, Fife and Perth and Kinross Councils.</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View Information for Tay Estuary and Montrose Basin' to proceed to the consultation.</p> Wed, 04 Mar 2015 13:50:03 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_solway-lpd-14-draft-flood-risk-management/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_solway-lpd-14-draft-flood-risk-management/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Solway draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 14). </strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with:</p> <ul> <li> Dumfries and Galloway Council (Lead Local Authority), East Ayrshire and Scottish Borders Councils</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Solway' to proceed to the consultation.</p>   Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:01:01 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_shetland-lpd-4-draft-flood-risk-management/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_shetland-lpd-4-draft-flood-risk-management/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Shetland draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 4).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation. </li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with:</p> <ul> <li> Shetland Council</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Shetland' to proceed to the consultation.</p>   Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:01:04 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_outer-hebrides-lpd-2-draft-flood-risk-mana/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_outer-hebrides-lpd-2-draft-flood-risk-mana/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p> </p> <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Outer Hebrides draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 2). </strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> Comhairle nan Eilean Siar</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> </ul>   <p>Please click ‘view information for Outer Hebrides’ to proceed to the consultation.</p> Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:01:08 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_orkney-lpd-3-draft-flood-risk-management-s/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_orkney-lpd-3-draft-flood-risk-management-s/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p> </p> <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Orkney draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 3). </strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with:</p> <ul> <li> Orkney Islands Council</li> <li> Scottish Water.</li> </ul>   <p>Please click ‘view information for Orkney’ to proceed to the consultation.</p> Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:01:12 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_north-east-lpd-6-draft-flood-risk-manageme/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_north-east-lpd-6-draft-flood-risk-manageme/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015]   <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the North East draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 6).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> Aberdeenshire Council (Lead Local Authority), Aberdeen City and Moray Councils.</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> <li> Cairngorms National Park Authority</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for North East' to proceed to the consultation.</p>   Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:01:22 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_highland-and-argyll-lpd-1-draft-flood-risk/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_highland-and-argyll-lpd-1-draft-flood-risk/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p> </p> <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Highland and Argyll draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 1).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> The Highland Council (Lead Local Authority) and Argyll and Bute Council</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> <li> The Cairngorms National Park Authority and Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Highland and Argyll' to proceed to the consultation.</p>   Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:01:38 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_forth-lpd-9-draft-flood-risk-management-st/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_forth-lpd-9-draft-flood-risk-management-st/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p> </p> <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Forth draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 9).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> Stirling Council (Lead Local Authority), Clackmannanshire, Falkirk, Fife and Perth and Kinross Councils.</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> <li> Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Forth' to proceed to the consultation.</p>   Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:01:42 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_forth-estuary-lpd-10-draft-flood-risk-mana/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_forth-estuary-lpd-10-draft-flood-risk-mana/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Forth Estuary draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 10).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> The City of Edinburgh Council (Lead Local Authority), Clackmannanshire, East Dunbartonshire, East Lothian, Falkirk, Fife, Midlothian, North Lanarkshire, Perth and Kinross, Scottish Borders, South Lanarkshire, Stirling and West Lothian Councils.</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> </ul> <p> </p> <p>Please click 'View information for Forth Estuary' to proceed to the consultation.</p> Mon, 23 Mar 2015 17:06:18 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_findhorn-nairn-and-speyside-lpd-5-draft-fl/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_findhorn-nairn-and-speyside-lpd-5-draft-fl/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015]   <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Findhorn, Nairn and Speyside<br /> draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 5).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> Moray Council (Lead Local Authority) and the Highland Council</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> <li> Cairngorms National Park Authority</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Findhorn, Nairn and Speyside' to proceed to the consultation.</p> Thu, 05 Mar 2015 13:26:37 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/strategic-environmental-assessment-of-the-flood-ri/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/strategic-environmental-assessment-of-the-flood-ri/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p>We are seeking your views on our Strategic Environmental Assessment Environmental Report for the Flood Risk Management Strategies. The Environmental Report sets out our assessment of the significant environmental effects of the Flood Risk Management Strategies. It will be used to help us select actions for managing flood risk.</p> <p>The consultation will close on 2 June 2015. Please submit your response online using the link below, or alternatively you can email or write to us using the contact details provided in the Environmental Report.</p> <p>If you wish to view or respond to the consultation on the Draft Flood Risk Management Strategies, please follow the link under ‘Related Consultations’ below. </p> Mon, 02 Mar 2015 00:02:04 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_clyde-and-loch-lomond-lpd-11-draft-flood-r/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_clyde-and-loch-lomond-lpd-11-draft-flood-r/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015] <p> </p> <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Clyde and Loch Lomond draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 11).</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with:</p> <ul> <li> Glasgow City (Lead Local Authority), Argyll and Bute, East Dunbartonshire, East Renfrew, Falkirk, Inverclyde, North Lanarkshire, Renfrewshire, South Lanarkshire, Stirling, West Dunbartonshire and West Lothian Councils</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> <li> Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Clyde and Loch Lomond' to proceed to the consultation.</p>   Mon, 16 Mar 2015 15:28:15 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_ayrshire-lpd-12-draft-flood-risk-managemen/consult_view https://frm-scotland.org.uk/frmp/ph2_ayrshire-lpd-12-draft-flood-risk-managemen/consult_view [Closing 2 June 2015]   <p><strong>Welcome to the consultation on the Ayrshire draft flood risk management plans (Local Plan District 12)</strong></p> <p>This consultation is open from 22 December 2014 until 02 June 2015. Information is available on how flooding should be managed, coordinated, funded and delivered, along with the consultation questions.</p> <p>There is a large amount of information available in this consultation. We do not anticipate everyone will have an interest in all areas. Some will want to see information only for where they live or work. Others will want to consider flood risk management at a regional or national scale.</p> <p>Scotland has been arranged into 14 Local Plan Districts. Each Local Plan District has its own consultation containing the following information, with associated questions:</p> <ul> <li> A short overview document defining the Local Plan District, the flood risk authorities involved and a summary of the flood risk.</li> <li> Local Plan District scale objectives and actions to tackle flooding.</li> <li> River, coastal and surface water flooding chapters, summarised separately for each Local Plan District.</li> <li> Potentially Vulnerable Area chapters containing; datasheets with information on the source and impact of flooding, and existing actions to manage flood risk; the initial objectives and actions suggested to manage flood risk; a delivery plan developed by the lead local authority that sets out the proposed timescales and funding arrangements for implementation.</li> </ul>   <p>Potentially Vulnerable Areas within each Local Plan District were identified and consulted upon in 2011. These are priority areas where the risk and impacts of flooding are agreed to be nationally significant and where the focus of identifying new actions to manage risk will be greatest.</p> <p>The documents for this Local Plan District have been developed in partnership with</p> <ul> <li> North Ayrshire (Lead Local Authority), East Ayrshire, East Renfrew,  Renfrewshire and South Ayrshire Councils.</li> <li> Scottish Water</li> </ul>   <p>Please click 'View information for Ayrshire' to proceed to the consultation.</p> Mon, 16 Mar 2015 15:32:13 +0000 [email protected] (FRMP) FRMP