Guidance

Flood risk areas: selecting and reviewing for local sources of flooding: guidance to lead local flood authorities

Criteria for assessing whether the risk of flooding is significant.

From:
Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
Published
2 September 2013

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This guidance is out of date and has been withdrawn. If you need advice on the flood risk planning process please contact your local Environment Agency area office.

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Selecting and reviewing Flood Risk Areas for local sources of flooding: Guidance to Lead Local Flood Authorities

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Details

This guidance set out the criteria for assessing whether the risk of flooding is significant, as required by regulation 14 of the Flood Risk Regulations 20091 (the Regulations).

It describes the methodology for identifying and reviewing areas of significant flood risk, known as Flood Risk Areas under the Regulations, and how it was developed.

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Published 2 September 2013

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