Case study:Brent Lodge Park Improvement - Revision history

Alexrrc at 16:20, 13 December 2016

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	\|Contact organisation url=www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency		\|Contact organisation url=www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency
	\|Multi-site=No		\|Multi-site=No
	\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore <br>		\|Project summary=Aiming to encourage the River Brent back along the original channel route through Brent Lodge Park.

			Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore <br>

	Neale Hider: 07/01/2009		Neale Hider: 07/01/2009

Alexrrc at 16:03, 13 December 2016

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	\|Contact organisation url=www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency		\|Contact organisation url=www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency
	\|Multi-site=No		\|Multi-site=No
	\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore <br>~~The initial proposal was to infill both docks, however only a small encroachment was allowed to enable the rebuilding of a new river wall at the other dock.~~		\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore <br>

	Neale Hider: 07/01/2009		Neale Hider: 07/01/2009

Alexrrc at 16:02, 13 December 2016

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	\|Contact organisation url=www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency		\|Contact organisation url=www.gov.uk/government/organisations/environment-agency
	\|Multi-site=No		\|Multi-site=No
	\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore ~~The site is adjacent to the River Thames in Rotherhithe. Bellamys Wharf and Bullhead Dock were a sand and gravel unloading facility with a high jetty.~~<br>The initial proposal was to infill both docks, however only a small encroachment was allowed to enable the rebuilding of a new river wall at the other dock.		\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore <br>The initial proposal was to infill both docks, however only a small encroachment was allowed to enable the rebuilding of a new river wall at the other dock.

	Neale Hider: 07/01/2009		Neale Hider: 07/01/2009

Hazel Wilson at 10:49, 27 October 2015

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+|WFD water body code=GB106039023590
+|WFD water body name=Brent  (below Silk stream down to the Thames)
+|Heavily modified water body=No
+|Protected species present=No
-|WFD water body code=
+|Invasive species present=No
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Ivo at 09:21, 25 April 2014

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	{{Measures		{{Measures
	\|Bank and bed modifications measure=		\|Bank and bed modifications measure=Deculverting, Removing of concrete structures
			\|Floodplain / River corridor=Reedbed creation
			\|Planform / Channel pattern=Creation of backwater
			\|Social measures=Aesthetics
	\|Floodplain / River corridor=

	\|Planform / Channel pattern=

	~~\|Other technical measure=~~

	~~\|Management interventions=~~

	\|Social measures=

	~~\|Wider stakeholder / citizen engagement=~~

	}}		}}
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Ivo at 09:13, 25 April 2014

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	{{Motivations		{{Motivations
	\|~~Hydromorphological quality elements~~=		\|Specific mitigation=Pollution incident
			\|Hydromorphological quality elements=Channel pattern/planform, Quantity & dynamics of flow, Width & depth variation
			\|Physico-chemical quality elements=Nutrient concentrations

	\|~~Biological~~ quality elements=

	\|Physico-chemical quality elements=

	~~\|Specific mitigation=~~

	~~\|Other motivation=~~

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Ivo at 12:55, 10 April 2014

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	“The Brent Lodge Park river restoration is more like an improvement after our consultation with Jacobs.		“The Brent Lodge Park river restoration is more like an improvement after our consultation with Jacobs.
	We cannot reinstate the double meander (original course) as originally planned due to the contaminated waste that it had been back filled with. Instead we have outlined a different course for the meander to run (and break the river away from its current straight path) while retaining the old channel as a backwater/flood relief channel.”		We cannot reinstate the double meander (original course) as originally planned due to the contaminated waste that it had been back filled with. Instead we have outlined a different course for the meander to run (and break the river away from its current straight path) while retaining the old channel as a backwater/flood relief channel.”
	\|Monitoring surveys and results=Photographs pre-works		\|Monitoring surveys and results=Photographs pre-works<br>Pre-project data: specify above
	Pre-project data: specify above
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Ivo at 12:46, 10 April 2014

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	\|Multi-site=No		\|Multi-site=No
	\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore The site is adjacent to the River Thames in Rotherhithe. Bellamys Wharf and Bullhead Dock were a sand and gravel unloading facility with a high jetty.<br>The initial proposal was to infill both docks, however only a small encroachment was allowed to enable the rebuilding of a new river wall at the other dock.		\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore The site is adjacent to the River Thames in Rotherhithe. Bellamys Wharf and Bullhead Dock were a sand and gravel unloading facility with a high jetty.<br>The initial proposal was to infill both docks, however only a small encroachment was allowed to enable the rebuilding of a new river wall at the other dock.

			Neale Hider: 07/01/2009
			“The Brent Lodge Park river restoration is more like an improvement after our consultation with Jacobs.
			We cannot reinstate the double meander (original course) as originally planned due to the contaminated waste that it had been back filled with. Instead we have outlined a different course for the meander to run (and break the river away from its current straight path) while retaining the old channel as a backwater/flood relief channel.”
	\|Monitoring surveys and results=Photographs pre-works		\|Monitoring surveys and results=Photographs pre-works
	Pre-project data: specify above		Pre-project data: specify above

Ivo at 12:45, 10 April 2014

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	\|Multi-site=No		\|Multi-site=No
	\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore The site is adjacent to the River Thames in Rotherhithe. Bellamys Wharf and Bullhead Dock were a sand and gravel unloading facility with a high jetty.<br>The initial proposal was to infill both docks, however only a small encroachment was allowed to enable the rebuilding of a new river wall at the other dock.		\|Project summary=Aim of scheme:<br>- enhancement of tidal defences<br>- conservation enhancements<br>- recreation provision<br>Work undertaken:<br>- cleaning up of existing foreshore<br>- creation of new shingle beach<br>- attachment of horizontal and vertical timbers to promote algal growth<br>- reed planting in Bullhead dock<br>- reducing size of jetty increasing direct light to the foreshore The site is adjacent to the River Thames in Rotherhithe. Bellamys Wharf and Bullhead Dock were a sand and gravel unloading facility with a high jetty.<br>The initial proposal was to infill both docks, however only a small encroachment was allowed to enable the rebuilding of a new river wall at the other dock.
			\|Monitoring surveys and results=Photographs pre-works
			Pre-project data: specify above
	}}		}}
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Ivo at 11:25, 10 April 2014

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