Glenties FRS Constraints Study
The Environmental Constraints Study identifies environmental constraints to be considered in Scheme development (identifying a preferred option), design and construction. Topics within the Constraints Study Report include Population and Human Health; Biodiversity; Land, Soil, Water, Air and Climate; Material Assets, Cultural Heritage and Landscape. It informed option development and the Environmental Impact Assessment for the emerging preferred scheme and includes a summary of the Opening Public Consultation held in November / December 2020.
Glenties FRS Constraints Study Report
Glenties FRS Volume II Constraints Mapping
Glenties FRS Survey Works
Topographical surveys of watercourses, adjacent lands and property thresholds of residential and commercial premises were collected in early 2021. These works captured the data needed to build an up to date computer model of the Scheme Area. Murphy Geospatial were appointed to carry out survey works in Glenties and conducted river channel, topographical and property threshold surveys in January and February.
Newsletters:
A project newsletter will be uploaded every three months, providing information on recent activities undertaken, upcoming activities and other relevant information.
Newsletter 1 provides the first quarterly update, providing information on the background of the study, what stage the study is at, an outline of the scheme programme and the next steps for the project.
Newsletter 2 provides the second quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, impact of COVID-19 on the project, an outline of the scheme programme, information regarding the Opening Public Consultation and the next steps for the project.
Newsletter 3 provides the third quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, the current impact of COVID-19 on the project, an outline of the scheme programme and information regarding the property threshold, river and terrain surveys.
Newsletter 4 provides the fourth quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, the impact of COVID-19 on the project, an outline of the scheme programme, survey of culverts along watercourses in the area and a progress update on the river model.
Newsletter 5 provides the fifth quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, the impact of COVID-19 on the project, an outline of the scheme programme, a progress update on the river model and an update on option development.
Newsletter 6 provides the sixth quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, an outline of the scheme programme, a progress update on the river model and an update on option development.
Newsletter 7 provides the seventh quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, an outline of the scheme programme, a progress update on the river model and an update on option development.
Newsletter 8 provides the eighth quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, an outline of the scheme programme and a progress update on option development.
Newsletter 9 provides the ninth quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, an outline of the scheme programme and an update on the preferred scheme, as well as a summary of the public information day.
Newsletter 10 provides the tenth quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, an outline of the scheme programme and an update on the preferred scheme, as well as an update on ground investigation survey set to commence in February 2023.
Newsletter 10 provides the tenth quarterly update, providing information on what stage the project is at, an outline of the scheme programme and an update on the preferred scheme, as the project nears completion of Stage I.
Newsletter 12 provides information on what stage the project is currently at as the Project Team and Steering Group seeks to identify the Preferred Option for Glenties.