Agricultural Land Classification Grade 1: 0 Grade 1 354,644 ha – Grade 2 114 ha Grade 2 1,849,258 ha – – Grade 3 787 ha 3 6,291,711 ha – – Grade 4 1,507 ha 4 1,840,315 ha – – Grade 5 1,523 ha Grade 5 1,100,784 ha – – % of new dwellings built on 82% (2008-2011) 72% (2008 2011) – previously developed land Water and Flood Risk Quality 10 Waterbodies in Tameside N/A – Classification of watercourses have a classification. under Water Framework Directive Current Overall Status: (2012) Moderate 6 no. – Poor - 4 no. Part of NW classified N/A – Water availability by EA as an area at Low Stress Residential properties in EA fluvial Flood Zone 3 631 N/A – flood risk zones Flood Zone 2 & 3 - 1075 N/A Residential properties at risk of 1 in 30 year chance 762 – surface flooding (depth of 0.3m or greater)2 1 in 200 year chance 2,021 – Climatic Factors Predicted increase in number of properties at risk of surface water 1,100 N/A flooding between now and 2080, as a result of climate change Projected winter precipitation increase by 20503 +14% N/A Increase in precipitation on wettest day in winter by +11% N/A Increase in peak river flows in catchment by 20503 +11 to 18% N/A Population Total Population (2011 census) 226,600 N/A Regional growth in Greater Population Increase (2001 2011) +7.8% Manchester +6.61% – National growth: +6.98% 4 Deprivation Rank in the 2010 Ranked 34th of 326 N/A – Index of Multiple Deprivation 5 (England) 35 % of Tameside’s 141 SOA’s are amongst the 20% most deprived in England.
Agricultural Land Classification Grade 1: 0 Grade 2 – 114 ha Grade 3 – 787 ha Grade 4 – 1,507 ha Grade 5 – 1,523 ha Grade 1 – 354,644 ha Grade 2 – 1,849,258 ha 3 – 6,291,711 ha 4 – 1,840,315 ha Grade 5 – 1,100,784 ha % of new dwellings built on previously developed land 82% (2008-2011) 72% (2008 – 2011) Water and Flood Risk Quality – Classification of watercourses under Water Framework Directive (2012) 10 Waterbodies in Tameside have a classification. Current Overall Status: Moderate – 6 no. Poor - 4 no. N/A Water availability Part of NW – classified by EA as an area at Low Stress N/A Residential properties in EA fluvial flood risk zones Flood Zone 3 – 631 Flood Zone 2 & 3 - 1075 N/A Residential properties at risk of surface flooding (depth of 0.3m or greater)2 1 in 30 year chance – 762 1 in 200 year chance – 2,021 N/A Climatic Factors Predicted increase in number of properties at risk of surface water flooding between now and 2080, as a result of climate change 1,100 N/A Projected winter precipitation increase by 20503 +14% N/A Increase in precipitation on wettest day in winter by +11% N/A Increase in peak river flows in catchment by 20503 +11 to 18% N/A Population Total Population (2011 census) 226,600 N/A Population Increase (2001 – 2011) +7.8% Regional growth in Greater Manchester +6.61% National growth: +6.98% 4 Deprivation – Rank in the 2010 Index of Multiple Deprivation 5 Ranked 34th of 326 (England) 35 % of Tameside’s 141 SOA’s are amongst the 20% most deprived in England. N/A
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