Alyth NFM Study Community Event
Feedback updated 2 Sep 2024
We asked
We asked the Alyth community about:
- the flood risk from the Alyth Burn and smaller watercourses (Doctor's and Johnshill Burns)
- the findings of the Alyth Natural Flood Management study
- other actions to raise awareness and improve community flood resilience
You said
Feedback was received during the community drop-in events and online consultation. A Q&A report has been produced addressing the comments received.
We did
The Councilwill now finalise the Alyth NFM study and report the conclusions to the next available Climate Change and Sustainability Committee. Thereafter, the Council will implement the recommendations of the reports (subject to funding and any statutory approvals). The Council will carry out further consultation with the community as proposals are further developed.
Results updated 2 Sep 2024
The Council would like to thank those that took the time to provide their comments on this project.
A Q&A report is available to view on this page which collates the comments received and provides the Council’s response to those questions.
The study findings will now be reported to the next available Climate Change & Sustainability Committee
Files:
- Alyth NFM Q&A Report, 432.1 KB (PDF document)
Overview
Perth & Kinross Council has been carrying out a natural flood managment (NFM) study for the Alyth area and is seeking the views of the community on the draft outputs.
Community drop-in sessions are being held on 28 and 30 May 2024 at the Alyth Town Hall (3-7pm). These event will allow the community to view and comment on the extensive work carried out as part of the Alyth NFM Study, including the best available understanding of flood risk in the catchment and the draft findings from the study.
The display boards for the community events are available to view below.
Why your views matter
Residents are encouraged to provide their views on the draft findings and recommendations. Comments can be provided by completing the online survey on this page by Friday 14 June 2024.
What will happen next?
A response to any questions raised will be provided to the community in a ‘Question & Answer’ report. The NFM Study will then be finalised, and we will report the outcome to the next available meeting of the Council’s Climate Change and Sustainability Committee.
What happens next
A Question & Answer document will be produced following this event and will be circulated to the community in order to answer any queries/comments received prior to, and during the online event.
The Alyth NFM Study will then be updated and finalised. The conclusions will then be reported to the next Climate Change & Sustainability Committee.
Events
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Community Drop-in Event 1
From 28 May 2024 at 15:00 to 28 May 2024 at 19:00Venue: Alyth Town Hall
Event for the Alyth community to view and feedback on draft outputs from the NFM study.
Officers from the Council's Flooding Team, our consulting engineers AECOM, as well as the Scottish Flood Forum will be in attendance to speak to residents and answer any queries. -
Community Drop-in Event 2
From 30 May 2024 at 15:00 to 30 May 2024 at 19:00Venue: Alyth Town Hall
Event for the Alyth community to view and feedback on draft outputs from the NFM study.
Officers from the Council's Flooding Team, our consulting engineers AECOM, as well as the Scottish Flood Forum will be in attendance to speak to residents and answer any queries.
Areas
- Action Partnership Locality - Eastern Perthshire
Audiences
- All Residents of Perth and Kinross
Interests
- Flooding
- Climate Change
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