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Taff Vale Redevelopment Taff Street, Pontypridd CF37 4TD
Drainage Strategy
Report for
Darnton B3 on behalf of
Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council
May 2017 Hydrock Ref: TVR-HYD-00-XX-RP-S-0001(C05366)
Planning Ref:
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DOCUMENT CONTROL SHEET
Issued by: Hydrock Consultants Limited
First Floor
5 Castlebridge
5-19 Cowbridge Road East
Cardiff
CF11 9AB
Tel: 02920 023665
www.hydrock.com
Client: Darnton B3
Project: Taff Vale Redevelopment
Title: Drainage Strategy
Status: Planning Application
Date: May 2017
Document Production Record
Issue
Number: 1 Name Signature
Prepared Richard Baker
Principal Infrastructure Engineer
Checked Tony Owens Redwood
Civil Engineer
Approved Richard Baker
Principal Infrastructure Engineer
Document Revision Record
Issue
number Date Revision Details
1 17th May 2017 First Issue for planning application
Hydrock Consultants Limited has prepared this report in accordance with the instructions of the above named client for their sole
and specific use. Any third parties who may use the information contained herein do so at their own risk
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1.0 Introduction and Purpose of Report
This report presents the foul and surface water drainage strategy for the proposed re-development of the
former Taff Vale shopping precinct site at Taff Street, Pontypridd.
Pre-planning application consultation and in-principle agreements have made with the following parties
and personnel, which has formed the basis of this strategy
• Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council: RCT Flood Risk Management, Owen Griffiths
• Dwr Cymru Welsh Water: Developer Services, Maria Evans, Huw Williams
• Natural Resources Wales: Carl Llewellyn
The flood consequences assessment is not part of this document and is contained within a separate report.
2.0 Proposed Site and Use
The previous development has been demolished and the site cleared in preparation for the proposed
development of three office and commercial use blocks, a basement car park, highway improvements to
Crossbrook Street and new street level public open space.
3.0 Existing Site and Drainage Infrastructure
Foul and Combined Water Drainage Infrastructure
The previous Taff Vale shopping precinct development discharged foul water to the above ground 300mm
diameter public combined sewer that runs along the bank of the River Taff, on the low side of the river wall.
The existing above ground foul sewer connections from the Taff Vale site remain connected and are visible
from the river bank.
Existing public combined sewers also exist in Crossbrook Street and Taff Street that do not receive foul
water discharges from the existing development.
All existing foul and combined sewer drainage within the vicinity of the site is shown on the existing
drainage drawing included with this report.
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Surface Water Drainage Infrastructure
The previous Taff Vale shopping precinct development discharged surface water runoff to the River Taff via
drainage within the former basement, an oil separator and a private pumping station, with a high level
overflow.
In recent times the basement drainage has been removed and the pumping station has been inoperational
for many years, although the overflow remains active as the primary output. The pumping station was
required as the basement drainage was set lower than the main surface water outfall into the river.
The existing surface water drainage serving Crossbrook Street is effectively highway drainage and not part
of Welsh Water’s public sewer network. This also discharges to the River Taff via the oil separator
All existing foul and combined sewer drainage within the vicinity of the site is shown on the existing
drainage drawing included with this report.
4.0 Consultation
Meeting and written consultation have been held and carried out with the following parties to discuss
options and agree the drainage strategy for the proposed development.
• Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council: RCT Flood Risk Management, Owen Griffiths
• Dwr Cymru Welsh Water: Developer Services, Maria Evans, Huw Williams
• Natural Resources Wales: Carl Llewellyn (on flood risk matters)
At this stage, the principles of the foul drainage, surface water drainage and flood risk protection relating
to drainage is agreed.
5.0 Proposed Drainage Strategy
Foul Water Drainage Strategy
The foul drainage pipework from the three commercial development blocks will drop down into the
basement and under the basement floor level. A new private foul sewer within the basement is proposed,
which connects to a point on the existing public combined sewer network in Crossbrook Street at manhole
ref. ST07903305.
Welsh Water do not permit a reconnection into the above ground sewer that runs along the river bank due
to long term operation and maintenance concerns.
The proposed peak foul drainage flow is 6l/s. A Section 104 lateral sewer adoption agreement will be
required for a short length of new foul sewer within Crossbrook Street once the foul drainage leaves the
car park entrance.
In three locations within the proposed development, the pedestrian external open space slab at street level
(ground floor) will over-sail the above ground public combined sewer that lies on the river bank. The vertical
separation between the cantilevered slabs and the existing sewer will be around 5m so will not adversely
impede maintenance access for Welsh Water. This proposal has been accepted in principle by Welsh Water
following earlier consultation.
New street trees are proposed within Crossbrook Street which encroach into the easement of the 500mm
diameter combined sewer overflow pipe. These trees will be within engineered cellular tree pits and will
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have a robust root barrier surround to protect the sewer. This proposal has been accepted in principle by
Welsh Water following earlier consultation subject to approval of the root barrier system details.
The three cast-iron above ground combined sewer connections from the former development, which are
at former basement floor level, will be permanently capped off at the inside face of the river wall and fully
sealed to prevent back flow from the sewer and debris from entering the public sewer from the
construction site.
Surface Water Drainage Strategy
The surface water drainage pipework from both the proposed open space at street level (ground floor) and
siphonic roof water downpipes will drop down into the basement and across the soffit of the basement car
park roof slab.
Three new surface water discharge points into the River Taff are proposed, each of which will discharge
surface water runoff from the pedestrian open space area at ground floor level and also roof water, to the
river via a vertical riser pipe on the river wall, which discharges to a conventional outlet headwall at river
bank level. A non-return valve will be placed within the vertical riser pipe to prevent potential flood water
from entering the basement. The discharge level from the basement drainage, into the vertical surface
water discharge riser is at a level of at least 56.4m AOD, which is above the Q1000 flood level.
Drainage within the basement car park itself is limited. The small area of car park near the car park entrance
that is at risk of being wet is to be connected to the surface water drainage within Crossbrook Street. The
remainder of the car park is undrained and will remain dry, although an emergency drainage channel along
the eastern edge of the basement is provided, with low level discharge connections out to the proposed
surface water discharge risers to enable a discharge if it is required. The low level connections are some
1600mm below the main outlet and flood level and are protected from back flow by a non-return valve
within the discharge riser.
A detail is provided within this report to show how each of the surface water drainage systems link to the
single discharge points via the vertical riser arrangement. Three of this arrangement are required to serve
the development.
Drainage for the pedestrian open space at ground floor level is achieved by shallow linear drainage channels
within the slab, with outlets near to the eastern side, to limit the lengths of drainage at soffit level within
the car park, fixed at structural slab level. Due to the relatively limited capacity of shallow linear drainage
units, multiple runs are required. These can be slot drain type channel to limit visual impact at ground floor
level.
Surface water discharge quality is considered by the retention and refurbishment of the oil separator within
Crossbrook Street. The other surface water discharges from the site are of a low risk nature in terms runoff
contamination (e.g. roof and pedestrian paved areas) so are direct discharges to the river.
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Other Surface Water Drainage Considerations
The siphonic roof water downpipes will be directed to three rainwater harvesting tanks within the
basement, which will have overflow outlets set to a level that is above the flood level. Measures to control
the rate at which water enters the rainwater harvesting tank from the siphonic roof water drainage system
will be required to protect the equipment inside those units.
Crossbrook Street surface water drainage will be improved to provide enhanced capacity through to the
river and the redundant pumping arrangement will be removed as it is not required for the proposed
basement drainage.
Off-Site Flood Risk Management
The surface water drainage strategy was discussed and agreed in principle with RCT’s Flood Risk
Management department, in order to determine a suitable strategy that considered the specific constraints
of this urbanised brown-field development site and also the river Q1000 flood level of 56.4m AOD.
RCT’s flood risk management policy is to reduce the flood risk, on site and downstream, posed by proposed
developments, by reducing the post-development surface water runoff compared to that of the previous
development.
The complexities of this particular development site are related to the following:
• proximity to the river
• presence of the river flood protection wall
• risk of flooding from the river
• requirement to protect the site from flooding up to a level of 56.6m AOD, including drainage
connections and discharges
• presence of the proposed site-wide basement, with the floor level being lower than the minimum
discharge level required.
Due to the site constraints it is not feasible to place a surface water attenuation tank under the basement
floor due to the need to discharge above 56.6m AOD, which is above the floor level. A lower discharge level
(at around 54m AOD) would greatly increase the risk of back-flooding from the river into the basement.
Therefore a drainage outlet cannot reasonably be placed below the flood level.
Considering the constraints and level restrictions, the preferred surface water drainage strategy is to have
a direct unrestricted surface water discharge from the development, into the river at a level above the flood
level at 56.60m AOD.
Following a detailed discussion with RCT flood Risk Management, where the constraints were carefully
considered it was accepted that the proposed unrestricted discharge into the River Taff was acceptable in
principle. It was agreed that reasonable measures should be taken to reduce the runoff discharge from the
site.
In this case, the existing development was 100% impermeable and the proposed development site is to be
96% impermeable, so there is a small reduction in surface water runoff flow to the river. Additionally, the
inclusion of three large rainwater harvesting units within the basement will offer an additional discharge
rate and volume reduction before the discharge. The sum total of rainwater harvesting capacity provided
is 100m3 so there is a potential for a significant reduction in final discharge volume from the site during the
suitable conditions.
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On-Site Flood Risk Management
The above ground (suspended) surface water pipe work within the basement car park is to be in ductile
iron or steel drainage products to offer a robust solution to limit accidental damage which could lead to
flooding within the basement. The car park entrance point is situated above the flood level and the top of
the river wall is also situated above the flood level to protect the site from river flooding.
A high level discharge point at the end of Crossbrook Street is to be provided at just below finished road
level to ensure that in the event of the highway drainage being obstructed or blocked there is an additional
outlet that would drain the end of the road, in front of the river wall. This outlet will have an in-line non-
return outlet to prevent back-flow from the river when it is in flood.
Summary:
• Pre-development runoff rate: 84l/s total discharge from an impermeable area of 6077m2
• Post-development runoff rate: 81l/s total discharge from an impermeable area of 5847m2
Based on 50mm/hr rainfall intensity for comparison purposes, excludes potential further reduction due to rainwater
harvesting tanks totalling 100 cubic metres in capacity.
6.0 Approvals and Consents
The following consents and adoption agreement will be required to support this drainage strategy:
• Rhondda Cynon Taff County Borough Council - Planning Consent and condition discharge.
• Dwr Cymru Welsh Water – Section 104 agreement for adoptable lateral sewer adoption.
• Natural Resources Wales - Flood Risk Activity Permit – for surface water discharges into the River
Taff.
7.0 Conclusion
A summary of the proposed drainage strategy for the proposed redevelopment of the Taff Vale site in
Pontypridd is as follows, the basis of each has been agreed in principle with the relevant approving
authorities:
Foul Water Drainage: Provision of a new private foul drainage system and short length of adoptable lateral
sewer discharging a proposed peak flow of 6l/s to the Welsh Water combined sewer within Crossbrook
Street.
Surface Water: Small reduction in the discharge of surface water runoff to the River Taff compared to that
of the previous development and improved highway drainage to Crossbrook Street. Significant rainwater
harvesting provision is proposed.
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Appendices:
1. Existing Dwr Cymru Welsh Water Sewer Plan
2. Existing Drainage Drawing – TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2501
3. Proposed Basement Level Drainage Drawing – TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2502
4. Proposed Ground Floor Level Drainage – TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2503
5. Proposed Surface Water Outfall Detail – TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2504
6. Tree Pit Detail
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1. Existing Dwr Cymru Welsh Water Sewer Plan
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2. Existing Drainage Drawing – TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2501
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First Floor, Castlebridge 5, 5-19 CowbridgeRoad East, Cardiff CF11 9AB.TEL: 02920 023665 or visit www.hydrock.com
RHONDDA CYNON TAFCOUNTY BOROUGH
COUNCIL
Client:
This drawing is the copyright of Hydrock Ltd. No liabilty will be accepted for anyamendments to this drawing either printed or digital by parties other than Hydrock.
TAFF VALEREDEVELOPMENT
Project:
C-05366-CHydrockProject No: TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2501 P1
RevisionDrawing No.
EXISTING DRAINAGE ANDUTILITIES CONSTRAINTS
PLAN
Drawing Title:
Drawn:TOR
Checked:RB
Scale @ A1:1:250
Drawn Date:26/01/2017
First Issue:26/01/2017
DescriptionDateRev CkdBy
First Issue.26/01/17P1 RBTOR
OS NORTH
Notes:All dimensions are to be checked on site before thecommencement of works. Any discrepancies are to be reportedto the Architect & Engineer for verification. Figured dimensionsonly are to be taken from this drawing.This drawing is to be readin conjunction with all relevant Engineers' and Service Engineers'drawings and specifications. This drawing is copyright.
This drawing is intended for approximate costing only and issubject to coordination, approval from DCWW, NRW and RCTCBCand detailed design.
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First Floor, Castlebridge 5, 5-19 CowbridgeRoad East, Cardiff CF11 9AB.TEL: 02920 023665 or visit www.hydrock.com
DARNTON B3for
RCTCBC
Client:
This drawing is the copyright of Hydrock Ltd. No liabilty will be accepted for anyamendments to this drawing either printed or digital by parties other than Hydrock.
TAFF VALEREDEVELOPMENT
Project:
C-05366-CHydrockProject No: TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2502 P2
RevisionDrawing No.
PROPOSED DRAINAGE(BASEMENT LEVEL)
Drawing Title:
Drawn:GW
Checked:RB
Scale @ A1:1:250
Drawn Date:29/03/2017
First Issue:31/03/2017
DescriptionDateRev CkdBy
First Issue.31/03/17P1 RBSJ
OS NORTH
Status: S0 Purpose of Issue: APPROVAL
Notes:All dimensions are to be checked on site before thecommencement of works. Any discrepancies are to be reportedto the Architect & Engineer for verification. Figured dimensionsonly are to be taken from this drawing.This drawing is to be readin conjunction with all relevant Engineers' and Service Engineers'drawings and specifications. This drawing is copyright.
This drawing is intended for approximate costing only and issubject to coordination, approval from DCWW, NRW and RCTCBCand detailed design.
Foul drainage discharge route updated.
Crossbrook St. SW drainage updated.
Development site layout udpated
16/05/17P2 RBRB
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SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE, PLASTIC
LINEAR DRAINAGE CHANNEL. 150 DEEP UNITS.
MAX DEPTH = 150mm DUE TO THE STRUCTURAL DEPTH
ALLOWANCE.
GROUND: ACO MULTIDRAIN PPD BRICKSLOT 0100
SHALLOW DEPTH CHANNEL (M100PPD,0100) WITH
BRICKSLOT GRATING COVER (C250 GRADE) - CUT DOWN
TO 50mm PLUS ALL REQUIRED ACCESS, OUTLETS AND
GULLY UNITS. ACO ROAD DRAIN (100) FOR BASEMENT
LDC
RG
ROAD GULLY. (150mmØ pipe connection)
SURFACE WATER INSPECTION CHAMBER PVCu 450mm DIA.
SW
IC
1:23
145.30
PROPOSED LEVEL
DIRECTION AND GRADIENT OF FALL
ACO ROADRAIN
(FOR BASEMENT)
OR ACO M100PPD
(FOR GROUND
FLOOR)
EXISTING DRAINAGE LEGEND
EXISTING PRIVATE WATER FOUL SEWER
EXISTING PRIVATE/HIGHWAY SURFACE WATER DRAIN
TO BE REMOVED PRIVATE WATER FOUL SEWER
TO BE REMOVED ABANDONED PRIVATE WATER
SURFACE SEWER
150mmØ FWS
###mmØ SWS
EXISTING DCWW PUBLIC COMBINED SEWER
###mmØ CWS
150mmØ FWS
150mmØ SWS
SEWER EASEMENT
(around existing adopted sewer - 3m min)
First Floor, Castlebridge 5, 5-19 CowbridgeRoad East, Cardiff CF11 9AB.TEL: 02920 023665 or visit www.hydrock.com
DARNTON B3for
RCTCBC
Client:
This drawing is the copyright of Hydrock Ltd. No liabilty will be accepted for anyamendments to this drawing either printed or digital by parties other than Hydrock.
TAFF VALEREDEVELOPMENT
Project:
C-05366-CHydrockProject No: TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2503 P2
RevisionDrawing No.
PROPOSED DRAINAGE(GROUND FLOOR LEVEL
AND CROSSBROOK STREET)
Drawing Title:
Drawn:SJ
Checked:RB
Scale @ A1:1:250
Drawn Date:29/03/2017
First Issue:31/03/2017
DescriptionDateRev CkdBy
First Issue.31/03/17P1 RBSJ
OS NORTH
Notes:All dimensions are to be checked on site before the commencement of works.Any discrepancies are to be reported to the Architect & Engineer for verification.Figured dimensions only are to be taken from this drawing.This drawing is to beread in conjunction with all relevant Engineers' and Service Engineers' drawingsand specifications. This drawing is copyright.
This drawing is intended for approximate costing only and is subject tocoordination, approval from DCWW, NRW and RCTCBC and detailed design.
Status: S0 Purpose of Issue: APPROVAL
Site layout updated. Drainage updated to suit
planning strategy. Crossbrook Street
drainage clarified
16/05/17P2 RBRB
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5. Proposed Surface Water Outfall Detail – TVR-HYD-XX-XX-DR-C-2504
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ALTHON HC3 PRECAST CONCRETE HEADWALL
WITH 300mmØ HDPE FLAP VALVE
UNEQUAL TEE TO ACCEPT EMERGENCY SW DRAINAGE
150Ø @ IL:54.50
300mmØ DI PIPE FIXED TO EXISTING RIVER WALL
SAINT-GOBAIN INTEGRAL PLUS OR SIMILAR
300Ø EQUAL TEE
MINIMUM DISCHARGE LEVEL @ 56.60
(ABOVE FLOOD LEVEL) FOR MAIN SURFACE
WATER OUTLETS
300mmØ TO 225mmØ REDUCTION TAPER
SAIN-GOBAIN INTEGRAL PLUS OR SIMILAR
CONCRETE SUPPORT
FOR 90 DEGREE DI BEND
EXISTING RIVER
WALL
EMERGENCY DRAINAGE CHANNELS -
FORM IN SLAB OR PROVIDE CONCRETE
DISHED CHANNELS
YARD GULLIES PROVIDED AT SURFACE
WATER OUTLET POSITIONS
SAINT-GOBAIN EUROCHECK NON-RETURN VALVE
300mmØ TO BE INSTALLED 600mm ABOVE EXISTING
GROUND
INDICATIVE
CLADDING/VENTILATION LOUVERS
APPROX POSITION OF EDGE
TRENCH APPROX. 1.5m FROM FACE
OF EXISTING RIVER WALL
INDICATIVE
COLUMN
APPROX GROUND FLOOR SLAB
EDGE OF THE RIVER TAFF
APPROX. 52.00
53.00
56.60
55.00
BASEMENT 56.00 - 55.50
GRND FLR 59.00
150mmØ OUTLET FROM GROUND FLOOR DRAINAGE CHANNELS
INDICATIVE 150mmØ SUSPENDED CARRIER
PIPE FROM GROUND FLOOR DRAINAGE
CHANNELS, CONNECTING TO 300mmØ ROOF WATER
OUTLET PIPE
300mmØ DI OVERFLOW FROM
RAINWATER HARVESTING TANK
600mm TO 1600mm ABOVE BASEMENT
LEVEL
INDICATIVE LINE OF RIVER WALL CLADDING
Temple Court, 13a Cathedral Road, Cardiff, CF11
9HA.
TEL: 02920 023 665 or visit www.hydrock.com
This drawing is the copyright of Hydrock Ltd. No liability will beaccepted for any amendments to this drawing either printed ordigital by parties other than Hydrock.
05366 - C2504 P1RevisionDrawing No.
APPROVALDrawing Status.
BASEMENT AND GROUNDFLOOR SURFACE WATER
DRAINAGE OUTLET
Drawing Title:
Drawn:GW
Checked:RB
Scale @ A3:As Shown
Drawn Date:31/03/2017
First Issue:31/03/2017
Notes:All dimensions are to be checked on site before the commencement of works.Any discrepancies are to be reported to the Architect & Engineer forverification. Figured dimensions only are to be taken from this drawing.Thisdrawing is to be read in conjunction with all relevant Engineers' and ServiceEngineers' drawings and specifications. This drawing is copyright.
DARNTON B3FOR
RCTCBC
Client:
TAFF VALEREDEVELOPMENT
Project:
C-05366-CProject Number:
DescriptionDateRev CkdBy
First Issue31/03/17P1 RBGW
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6. Tree Pit Detail
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Permeable membrane
INDICATIVE TYPICAL SECTION
Rootball Fixing System. 3no.Dead Man Anchors
Break up base of pit to 300mmExisting Subgrade
Specimen Tree
Tree Grille
Tree Rootball, Typically 700mm Ø
Thoroughly Mixed Topsoil Backfill Material
Urban Tree Soils
Washed Limestone Gravel
Tree Irrigation/Aeration System with 2no. Cast Inlets
500
2000
Paving
Imported Subsoil.
Imported Topsoil
2no. bamboo canesat 45° angles
Hedge Rootball,Typically 200mm Ø
Ready Hedge
300mmTypically
1000mm
Sterile Bark Mulch
Road (Crossbrook Street)
Retaining Wall
Tree Root Barrier
client/project
drawing no. revision scale
drawing
drawn date
Rev. Date Comment
Soltys Brewster Consulting is the trading name of Soltys Brewster Consulting Ltd. Registered Offices:- 4 Stangate House, Stanwell Road, Penarth, Vale of Glamorgan. CF64 2AA. Registration No. 6262312.Dimensions should not be scaled from this drawing, only figured dimensions are to be used. All discrepancies or queries regarding this drawing should be referred to Soltys Brewster Consulting Ltd. Soltys Brewster Consulting Ltd accept no liability for any expense, lossor damage of whatever nature and however arising from variation made to this drawing or in the execution of the work to which it relates which has not been referred to them and their approval obtained.
4 Stangate HouseStanwell RoadPenarthVale of GlamorganCF64 2AA
e-mail:- [email protected]
Telephone:- + 44(0) 29 2040 8476
soltysbrewster
Drawn
DarntonB3 for RCTTaff Vale Redevelopment
Indicative Tree and Ready Hedge Detail alongCrossbrook Street
1670101/D/GA/003 * 1:20 @ A3 EH April 2017
FOR INFORMATION* 06.04.17 First issue EH