The aim of the project is to enhance the flood protection measures to the residents and businesses of West Hull by increasing the height of the flood defences from approximately 5m Above Ordnance Datum (AOD) to 6m Above Ordnance Datum (AOD).
CASE STUDY – Albert Dock Albert Dock Photos (19.02.19)
On 5th December 2013, as a result of a tidal surge, the height of the waves in the Humber reached 5.88 at the River Hull flood barrier. The surge caused widespread flooding, damage to property with 115 businesses and 149 residential properties reported as flooding. It is estimated that 90% of businesses and property owners affected by the floods in December are experiencing difficulties in obtaining insurance against flood damage. This manifests itself in two ways either the excess for flooding has been raised to a level to effectively negate any risk to the insurers or cover is simply not offered.
Project Dates
April 1, 2014 - March 31, 2016
Project Sponsor
Hull City Council
Location
Albert Dock and William Wright Dock, Hull
Funding
Total Project Cost: £6,250,000
- LGF Spend:
- Contracted: £3,000,000
- Achieved: 2015/17 – £3,000,000
- Public Spend:
- Contracted: 3,250,000
- Achieved: 2015/17: £3,250,000
Outputs
- Safeguarded Jobs:
- Contracted: 0
- Achieved: Pre 2018/19 – 850
- Construction Jobs:
- Contracted: 92.5
- Achieved: Pre 2018/19 – 92.5
- Number of domestic properties with reduced flood risk:
- Contracted: 163
- Achieved: Pre 2018/19 – 163
- Number of commercial properties with reduced flood risk:
- Contracted: 152
- Achieved: Pre 2018/19 – 152
Approval Status
Business case approved
Delivery Status
Completed
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