Flood Risk Management
Flooding remains a key threat to communities across Wales and managing this risk through careful planning is important to minimise the risk to communities. Flood risk management planning allows Lead Local Flood Authorities (LLFA's) to develop a better understanding of risk from all sources of flooding and agree priorities to manage that risk.
Our second Local Flood Risk Management Strategy has been approved by Welsh Assembly Government and sets out objectives and measures detailing how the Local Authority intends to manage flood risk in the Merthyr borough over the next 6 years. In addition to the strategy, an Action Plan has been developed that will supersede Merthyr Council’s 2015 Flood Risk Management Plan. The Action Plan will be reviewed annually and details key flood risk management activities that need to be delivered in order to achieve the measures and objectives of the strategy within the 6 year cycle.
Flood Risk Management Documents
- Local Flood Risk Management Strategy 2024 - Summary
- Local Flood Risk Management Strategy 2024
- Action Plan 2024
- Strategic Environmental Assessment 2023 - Non Technical summary
- Strategic Environmental Assessment 2023
- Habitat Regulations Assessment - Screening Report 2024
- Storm Dennis Section 19 report
Previous Strategies and Plans
- Local Flood Risk Management Strategy - Summary
- Local Flood Risk Management Strategy (LFRMS)
- Preliminary Flood Risk Assessment Report (PFRA)
- PFRA phase 1 review questionnaire - Addendum
- Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) - Non technical summary
- Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA
- Flood Risk Management Plan 2015
- Flood Risk Management Plan (Summary)
- Flood Risk Management Plan reporting data to the European Union (Summary)
- Flood Risk Management Plan reporting data to the European Union (Objectives)