Including the closely related terms flooding, flood, and flood risk.
… unfeasible, or can be proven to make the development financially unviable, off-site generation should be employed as an alternative approach; and f) Supporting and promoting the implementation of Eco-Industrial Park (EcoIP) principles within the A127 Enterprise Corridor 2. The Council will seek to minimise the impacts of climate change on its communities through flood risk and drainage management…
… that reduces the risk to people and properties from extreme flooding events. 2.4. The Plan sets out a suite of climate change related policies alongside Policy CC1, focusing upon specific adaptation and mitigation measures: Policy CC2 ‘Flood Risk and Drainage Management’ Policy CC3 ‘Washlands’ Policy CC4 ‘Managing Flood Risk in New Development’ Policies CC5 & CC6…
… the transition to a low carbon future, taking full account of flood risk and coastal change, water supply, biodiversity and landscapes, and the risk of overheating from rising temperatures. Therefore, in order “to make a significant contribution to tackling climate change and supporting the transition to a low carbon future”, the focus should be on aiming for net zero GHG emissions for new builds…
… planning for green spaces and opportunities for active travel within development. Reducing overheating in buildings 2.16. Paragraph 149 of the National Planning Policy Framework 2019 states: ‘Plans should take a proactive approach to mitigating and adapting to climate change, taking into account the long-term implications for flood risk, coastal change, water supply, biodiversity…
… standards will take precedence. 3. The Council will seek to minimise the impacts of climate change on its communities through flood risk and drainage management that reduces the risk to people and properties from extreme flooding events. 4 Green infrastructure can provide wider climate change benefits other than the creation…