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Progress on this project has been impacted by ongoing recovery works. However, we continue to develop investigations and development of a business case which is aimed at repairing a dewatering structure that is coming to the end of its life and compliance with the reservoir act. Investigation works and analysis are ongoing and supporting the funding allocation by outlining costs for the SSBC. The project team have secured moderation funding to support the project up to SSBC submission, further moderation funding is pending approval for next year and beyond.
Work to determine the best means of repairing the sluice gate at Beckingham Marshes is continuing. The project will continue to progress measures to implement remedial works to uphold the standards of the Reservoir Act 1075.
A single stage business case is being developed which is aimed at reviewing, repairing, or potentially replacing a dewatering structure that is coming to the end of its life. investigation works and analysis are ongoing and supporting the funding allocation by outlining costs.
