
We prepare surface water drainage strategies to national and local guidance, from outline volumes for the masterplan through to the discharge of Reserved Matters conditions. Strategies are designed to the National Standard for SuDS and to work with Biodiversity Net Gain, with early engagement with the Lead Local Flood Authority.
Our foul water strategies cover collection, conveyance and disposal, including pumping stations, with early engagement with the water authority to agree connection points and capacity.
For sites in Wales, strategies are designed to the Welsh Government statutory standards for sustainable drainage and prepared to support SuDS Approving Body (SAB) approval.
Drainage is developed alongside the site levels strategy and the highway layout, so that roads, levels and drainage work together.
We provided transport planning advice to support both an outline planning application and Environmental Impact Assessment for a proposed development at Cardiff Peninsula, a major mixed-use waterfront regeneration scheme.
The proposals comprise approximately 1,000 residential apartments, 300 co-living units, 11 townhouses, a 220-bed hotel, around 30,000 sqm of employment space, alongside retail, food and drink, community and leisure uses.
The Transport Chapter of the Environmental Statement considered the effect of the proposals against a number of environmental criteria. This demonstrated that, subject to suitable mitigation, the scheme would not have a significant adverse effect considered against the EIA Regulations.