The SuDS scheme MUST comply with the following: The design of the surface water management system should maximise amenity benefits. Standard S5 Biodiversity – Standard S5 shown below addresses the design of SuDS to ensure that, where possible, they create ecologically rich green and blue corridors in developments and enrich biodiversity value by linking networks of habitats and ecosystems together. Biodiversity should be considered at the early design stage of a development to ensure the potential benefits are maximised. Compliance with Standard S5 Biodiversity – MUST The SuDS scheme comply with the following: The design of the surface water management system should maximise biodiversity benefits. Standard S6 Design of drainage for Construction and Maintenance and Structural – Integrity Standard S6 shown below deals with designing robust surface water drainage systems so that they can be easily and safely constructed, maintained and operated, taking account of the need to minimise negative impacts on the environment and natural resources. Compliance with Standard S6 Design of drainage for Construction and – Maintenance and Structural Integrity The SuDS scheme MUST comply with the following: All elements of the surface drainage system should be designed so that they can be constructed easily, safely, cost-effectively, timely manner, and with the aim of minimising the use of scarce resources and embedded carbon (energy). All elements of the surface water drainage system should be designed so that maintenance and operation can be undertaken (by the relevant responsible body) easily, safely, cost-effectively, in a timely manner, and with the aim of minimising the use of scarce resources and embedded carbon (energy). The surface drainage system should be designed to ensure structural integrity of all elements under anticipated loading conditions over the design life of the development site, taking into account the requirement for reasonable levels of maintenance. Note: Information provided may be published on the SABs SuDS register and website and be made publicly available.
The SuDS scheme MUST comply with the following: The design of the surface water management system should maximise amenity benefits. Standard S5 – Biodiversity Standard S5 shown below addresses the design of SuDS to ensure that, where possible, they create ecologically rich green and blue corridors in developments and enrich biodiversity value by linking networks of habitats and ecosystems together. Biodiversity should be considered at the early design stage of a development to ensure the potential benefits are maximised. Compliance with Standard S5 – Biodiversity The SuDS scheme MUST comply with the following: The design of the surface water management system should maximise biodiversity benefits. Standard S6 – Design of drainage for Construction and Maintenance and Structural Integrity Standard S6 shown below deals with designing robust surface water drainage systems so that they can be easily and safely constructed, maintained and operated, taking account of the need to minimise negative impacts on the environment and natural resources. Compliance with Standard S6 – Design of drainage for Construction and Maintenance and Structural Integrity The SuDS scheme MUST comply with the following: All elements of the surface drainage system should be designed so that they can be constructed easily, safely, cost-effectively, timely manner, and with the aim of minimising the use of scarce resources and embedded carbon (energy). All elements of the surface water drainage system should be designed so that maintenance and operation can be undertaken (by the relevant responsible body) easily, safely, cost-effectively, in a timely manner, and with the aim of minimising the use of scarce resources and embedded carbon (energy). The surface drainage system should be designed to ensure structural integrity of all elements under anticipated loading conditions over the design life of the development site, taking into account the requirement for reasonable levels of maintenance. Note: Information provided may be published on the SABs SuDS register and website and be made publicly available.