Reservior’s Act Recent Changes

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    • 21/03/2015 at 10:43 pm #59064

      TF_Kennyb

        Hi All
        I am the Secretary of a large angling association that owns a large reservoir that exceeds 25,000 cubic meters and as such is governed by the recent changes to the Reserviors Act. I would be interested to learn if any forum users is a member of an angling association that also owns or as a lease on a similar or larger reservoir.
        If you would like to contact me direct then you can email me on [email protected].
        Thanks
        Kenny Baxter

      • 22/03/2015 at 12:12 am #175298

        TF_Paddy

          Yes Kenny I am.
          Also no abit about the 250,000 (250 cubic meter) thingy as well.

        • 22/03/2015 at 6:56 am #175299

          TF_geepster
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            What changes are worrying you Kenny?

          • 22/03/2015 at 8:28 pm #175305

            TF_Kennyb

              Hi Guys
              Thanks for the responses
              Geepster
              The Angling Trust via Fish Legal issued new guidance notes last summer. There are serious implications for angling bodies that do not conform to the revised act that came into force September 2013.
              Paddy, if you private message me with your contact details I will give you a ring
              Thanks again guys

            • 23/03/2015 at 5:05 pm #175310

              TF_Kennyb

                Many thanks to the couple of forum users that have been in contact.
                If anyone else as had any dealings with the Reservoir’s Act please get in touch

              • 24/03/2015 at 1:20 pm #175315

                TF_Kennyb

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                • 30/03/2015 at 3:03 pm #175344

                  TF_JohnH

                    Not sure if this relates to statutory inspection of dam heads?
                    After the incident at Hulley res in Rotherham some years ago. The overflow channel became damaged and structurally weakened the dam head. This threatened nearby homes with flooding if it breached. New regulations were put in place demanding civil engineers inspection reports on a set frequency basis. Fortunately for our club we were just under the limit but are miles from any residents too.

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