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Flood Risk Assessment

 The scope and characteristics of the flood risk assessment depend on the area and topography of the development site. A flood risk assessment (FRA) recognizes potential flood causes, the amount of flooding, and the recommended relief actions. Flood Risk Assessments are performed in various sites to meet the planning requirements set out by local authorities and adhere to the Environment Agency and National Planning Policy Framework advice and guidance. It can include any design modification that mitigates flooding, distributes vulnerable users to the correct floor level, and recognizes the safest route in the event of a flood. Earth Environmental & Geotechnical's expert team prepare FRA reports under all health and safety regulations. Learn more about the whole process https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/flood-risk-assessment/  

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