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Doing surface water management differently Multiple benefits and multi-disciplinary teams Paul Shaffer CIRIA and LANDFRM CIRIA and LANDFRM www.ciria.org

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Page 1: Doing surface water management differently

Doing surface water management differently

Multiple benefits and multi-disciplinary teams

Paul ShafferCIRIA and LANDFRMCIRIA and LANDFRM

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OverviewOverview

• Challenges• What’s multiple benefits• What s multiple benefits• Examples• What’s multi-disciplinary• Delivery• Delivery• For the future

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Urbanisation

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Climate change & water availabilityavailability

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Water pollution

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Urban heat islands and smog

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Ageing and existing infrastructureinfrastructure

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Quality of urban design

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Austerity

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Delivering benefitsDelivering benefits

• Traditional approach

• SuDS

E i

QualityQuantity

• Ecosystem services

Green infrastructureAmenity/

biodiversityThe SuDStriangle• Green infrastructure

– Blue infrastructure?

biodiversity triangle

Blue infrastructure?

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Green infrastructureGreen infrastructure

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BenefitsLocal

Government Act

Sustainable Communities Act Local Government &

Public Involvement in Health Act

Environmental Protection Act

Climate Change ActBenefits

Urban renewal

Health & wellbeing

Soil conservation

& f d

Protection Act

Local Government ActGreenhouse Gas

Emissions Trading wellbeing

Sustainable Climate

& food

Countryside & Rights of Way Act

gScheme Regulations

Floods Directive

Green i f t t

movementchangeNational Parks & Access to the Countryside Act

Flood & Water Management

Actinfrastructure

Functions Landscape protection

Flood risk mgt European

Landscape Convention

Urban Waste Water Treatment

Directive

BiodiversityWater quality

Natural Environment & Rural Communities Act

Groundwater Directive (& Regs)

Land quality

Air quality

Conservation (Natural Habitats) Regulations

Water Framework Directive

Water Environment Regulations

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Damage RegulationsEnvironmental

Protection ActClean Air

Act

Regulations

Ambient Air Quality and Cleaner Air

Directive

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Philly triple bottom linePhilly triple bottom line

Cumulative addedCumulative added--value (whole life) of value (whole life) of using GI to deal with using GI to deal with

CSOs CSOs -- $2.8bn$2.8bn

C l ti dd dC l ti dd dCumulative addedCumulative added--value (whole life) of value (whole life) of

using big sewers using big sewers $122m$122m$122m$122m

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Leading from the frontLeading from the front

Mayor NutterMayor Nutter

“Back to the future” technologies like green roofs, undeveloped land, rain gardens and tree plantings acknowledge the natural links between land and water and Mayor NutterMayor Nuttergprovide Philadelphia with social benefits that so-called grey infrastructure cannot.

Mayor Nutter

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The pilotThe Hustler The mechanic

The LEADER

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DisciplinesDisciplines

Planner• Place making Planner

Urban designer

Public engagement

• Place making• Spatial & policy planning• Community engagement• Design of developments

ArchitectsGeotechnical engineer

Design of developments• Design of schemes• Ecology• Landscaping

Disciplinesengineera dscap g

• Engineering• Drainage• Highways

Landscape architects

Highway engineer

g y• Geotechnics

EcologistsDrainage engineer

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Delivering multi-disciplinary working• Leadership/Champions

– Setting a vision

A ti l i• Active learning– Working together

• Change in culture• Change in culture– Understanding context– Thinking smarterThinking smarter

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SuDS Approval BodySuDS Approval BodyHighways engineering

Urban design Landscape architecture

MasterplanningProject mgt and partnership working

Drainage deliveryEcology

Urban design Landscape architecture

Development control Planning

Rights of Way ?Education ?

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For the futureFor the future

• It’s not new.

• Recent SuDS guidance

• Guidance on retrofitting• Guidance on retrofitting

• Developing a communityDeveloping a community

• UK guidance for WSUD

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