Decision

Minster Stream (east), Stour Marshes: proposal for designation change

Main river map changes proposed by the Environment Agency and how to comment on the proposals.

• From: Environment Agency
• Published: 15 January 2018
• Last updated: 2 August 2019 — See all updates

Applies to England

Documents

Minster Stream (east), Stour Marshes: proposal for designation change

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Minister Stream (east), Stour Marshes: decision about designation change

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Details

The Environment Agency consults the public about proposals to change whether a river or stream is designated as a main river. Main rivers are usually larger rivers and streams. The Environment Agency carries out maintenance, improvement or construction work on main rivers to manage flood risk.

For the Minister Stream (east) stretch of Main River, the Environment Agency has published:

• the proposal for designation change notice (consultation now closed)
• the designation change decision (appeals now closed)

This notice will tell you:

• what changes the Environment Agency is proposing
• why the Environment Agency is proposing the changes
• how you can comment on the proposals

This change is part of the rationalising the main river network: de-maining proposals consultation.

Published 15 January 2018
Last updated 2 August 2019 + show all updates

1. 2 August 2019

   Period for appealing decision closed – published date change with be applied to the Statutory Main River Map.

2. 7 June 2019

   New HTML document added - Decision of proposed change

3. 15 January 2018

   First published.