Flood risk problems for your project can come at any stage from pre-planning to final sign-off. Regardless of the timing, being caught out by a flood risk or drainage issue can derail your project. Dealing with these issues in a reactive way will cost you more and cause bigger delays.
Our Flood Consultant Simon Stoate joined the Lustre team in 2020 with 15 years’ experience in the water sector with particular focus on flood risk and drainage.
With our support you can have the foresight to identify and remove these barriers before they cause a problem.
Get in touch to see how our range of flood risk services can give you peace of mind that your project is in safe hands.
What is a Noise Assessment? A Noise Assessment will determine whether any prevailing noise sources could be affecting your site or whether any adverse noise sources could be introduced, and if those noise sources could have an adverse impact on future site users, or off-site noise sensitive receptors. If the Noise Assessment finds that the […]
What is a Noise...
What is a Flood Risk Assessment? A Flood Risk Assessment (FRA) will determine the flood risk to a site from multiple sources. It is usual for a FRA to assess the flood risk from rivers, sea, surface water, sewers or groundwater. The level of risk is in part determined by future site users and/or sensitive […]
What is a Flood Risk...
What is an Air Quality Mitigation Statement? An Air Quality Mitigation Statement qualitatively assesses the air quality impact to future site users and/or local receptors and whether any mitigation measures could be required. Why is an Air Quality Mitigation Statement needed for this site? The Institute of Air Quality Management (IAQM) and Environmental Protection UK […]
What is an Air...
What is a Phase 1 Desk Study? A Phase 1 Desk will determine if contamination could be present at your site, and importantly, if that contamination poses a risk to future site users or the environment. Why is a Phase 1 Desk Study needed for this site? If the Desk Study finds that the level […]
What is a Phase 1...
