Denbighshire Councillors back East Rhyl Flood Defence Scheme

Denbighshire County Councillors have unanimously voted to support the delivery of the East Rhyl Coastal Defence Scheme in a vote by full Council on Tuesday the tenth of September. This vote builds on the cabinet recommendation given in July. Current proposals consider work starting on site in Spring 2020.

The story is reported on by the BBC here:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-49648250

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The East Rhyl Coastal Defence Scheme will reduce the risk of coastal flooding in the Garford Road area of East Rhyl.

The East Rhyl Coastal Defence Scheme is led by Denbighshire County Council, with support from the Welsh Government. Balfour Beatty has been appointed as the main contractor to deliver the Coastal Defence Scheme, and is currently working with Denbighshire County Council, and the Environmental and Engineering Consultancy JBA Consulting through early design and development works.

The project will involve the construction of a rock revetment structure immediately in front of the existing sea wall, with improvements to the existing wall over a length of around four hundred metres, from Splash Point heading East.

The East Rhyl Project will expand upon the recently completed flood storage works completed by Denbighshire County Council since the coastal flood event in 2013.

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