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project Description Deliverables Funding Funding
Identity Completion Status
Dodham Implementation
ofthe physical
60% Installation
of
F196,300
Brook
Restoration
changes
required
for
rehabilitation
ofthe concrete
All logistical
actions
Rehabilitation
features,
i.e.
secured from
Green
001 Phase 3 flood channel
containing
a
completed and macrophyte
and
Recovery
section ofthe Dodham
Brook
some practical habitat bays, baffles Challenge Fund
beyond
the Yeovil Country
works. and fish easements, (E77,440 paid in
Park (YCP) towards
Newton
Remaining aquatic plant year). 10%
Road. Works include a fish actions are all establishment, (E19,360)
pass on the YCP weir, focused on interpretation
and
balance to be
enhancement
ofthe culverted
practical project related
public
paid after
channel
at Tanyard
Way and
installation of engagement. 30/6/23.
a small fish easement at the features to be
Newton
Road weir.
completed by
30/06/23
004 Restoration
and long-term
0% Following discussion Awaiting
maintenance
of Brympton
within the YRCT, it is landowners
Pond. considered
that the
agreement.
Planned
activity:
site may be suitable Project on hold
Development
ofa natural
for Biodiversity
Net
pond which
will be semi
Gain Offsetting
with
incorporated
into a proposed
no public access,
business
park development.
Project currently
on
Future use and maintenance hold while BNG
to be planned. develops
and
discussions
can be
had with landowner
and developer.
(005,007
and 009)
Projects
combined
to
become the
Brympton
(005,007
and 009)
Projects
combined
to
become the
Brympton
(formerly P005) Alvington
Lane Pond and Foxglove Way
Basin
Provision ofa pond with
enhanced
wildlife habitats
in
area at the end ofthe hamlet
(formerly P005) Alvington
Lane Pond and Foxglove Way
Basin
Provision ofa pond with
enhanced
wildlife habitats
in
area at the end ofthe hamlet
100% ctivities at this
location were restricted
o monitoring,
evaluation
and
management
of
vegetation
and
ctivities at this
location were restricted
o monitoring,
evaluation
and
management
of
vegetation
and
ctivities at this
location were restricted
o monitoring,
evaluation
and
management
of
vegetation
and
Funding
secured
from
the Somerset
County Council
Climate Change
Fund amounts
Project in Enhancement
ofan adjacent
eatures. to increased
by
February balancing
pond.
E548to
2021. E23,548.
The Somerset
CCF is held by
Brympton
Parish Council
and
invoices
are submitted
to
(formerly P007) Redesigned 75% make
interventions
in the brook
backwaters
and riparian
margin
and
the rehabilitation
oftwo
ponds ponds ponds Works to install drawdown
at Oak Tree Park. This dipping
platform,
payments after
includes
creating two new
interpretation
boards,
delivery on a bi-
complex habitat banks,
wildflower areas and
relocate fencing to
establish
wildflower
monthly basis.
f5230.00 was
establishing
aquaticplants
in grassland
areas, and
drawn
down
in
both ponds. Interventions are undertake
aquatic
the return
on-going. plant establishment period leaving
continued
during the
a balance of
return
period but was
E7070 for the
significantly
delayed
2023/24 return
by local authority period.
inability to deliver
their parts ofthe
project. Main
interventions
will now
take place in the
2023/24 return
period.
(formery P009)Agusta
Park
residential
development.
Improvements
and
enhancement
ofexisting
pond
and SuDS. This element has
been abandoned
as the
0% YRCT activities
limited to
management,
outreach
and
completion
of small
habitat bank at one
developer
has chosen not
to site.
engage.
006 Brimsmore
housing
0% No activity No budget
in
development. undertaken
in the
place at this
Improvements
and overall
reporting
period.
time
enhancement
ofthe SuDS
Awaiting
the SSDC
Project on hold
which
will include:
adoption ofthe site until site is
stabilisation
ofwater level
adopted by the
and improvements
in its
SSDC.This
quality. may be
Cleaning the outlet culvert and complicated by
stream which are severely the move to a
silted up. unitary
Somerset LA.
008 Yeovil Country
Park
(Ninesprings)
Lake, Pond and
Water Vole habitat
Enhancement
55o/o Funding was secured
or the phosphate
management
element
via the Somerset
A grant has
been provided
by the
Somerset
The project aims to:
Create new aquatic habitats
in
the lake and pond
The project will provide
valuable
new and enhanced
Catchment
Partnership.
CSI water vole
survey was completed
in the period and the
results helped to inform
Catchment
Partnership
for
phosphate
related actions
for E5000.A
aquatic habitats
near the
centre ofYeovil which already
accommodate
endangered
species. The proposed
enhancements
will also
augment
the works planned
for the restoration
of Dodham
Brook which
runs through
the
country
park to the north of
the lake and pond. An
optimised,
resilient network of
habitats
will thereby be
created to support enhanced
biodiversity.
The project area
was expanded
during the
return
period to include the
entire Dodham
Brook
he project
development
and
identify areas
in the
catchment
where water
vole are present and
can be supported
with
interventions.
eDNA
esting was carried out
at one location as a
pilot study. An initial
sampling
survey was
carried out at 24 sites
o map phosphate
hotspots
and identify
locations for mitigation
orks. Surveys ofthe
lake and pond
in Yeovil
further
bid to
the Swire
Charitable
Trust
is in
preparation.
Further
funding
will
be sought
from private
grant
providers.
Catchment
and also
Country
Park were
incorporate
a phosphate
management
element. The
mitigation
ofphosphate
pollution
can be achieved
via
essentially
the same
interventions
which would
carried out in the
Summer of2020 but
he Covid-19 pandemic
restrictions
forced a
delay
in progressing
to
detailed
design and
benefit water vole habitats. implementation
stages.
011 The Yeovil Wellbeing, Yeovil Wellbeing, Wildlife Ongoing. YRCT has further Funding
and Water Community developed
the
secured
from
Project continued to be activities
being
The National
developed. devlivered
alongside
Lottery
in
Wessex Water at February 2023
their Sutton Bingham for F10,000,
site. These include The Russell
guided walks and Trust (E5,000),
surveys. We continue and the
to work with A2A Discovery
(Able to Achieve) and Fund (B9,000).
have initiated Further bids to
discussions
with
support
this
another vulnerable work will be
adults charity submitted
to
(Cambian)
to deliver
private grant
activities to service providers
and
users. Deliverables the National
include nature walks, Lottery
in
volunteering
activities
2023/24.
(surveys,
land
management,
litter
picking, etc,),
engagement
with
schools, Brownies
and other community
groups.
012 Upper River Upper River Yeo Catchment Yeo Catchment Yeo Catchment Yeo Catchment Yeo Catchment Sgo/o The scale ofthe A E20,000 A E20,000
Strategy with Natural Flood project requires
it to
budget was
Management (NFM) element. be delivered
in
secured via the
The NFM project element is phases. The phases EAfor the
being funded through the are synchronized 2022/23
Environment Agency. Overall, with the tax year as financial year.
the project aims to prepare a this is the basis of E2000.00was
detailed catchment restoration EAfunding. received from
plan for implementing at the Extensive the Somerset
landscapescale to address stakeholder Catchment
identified environmental engagement
is
Partnership to
issues. The NFM element is ongoing
within he
deliver
designed to carry out co- River Wriggle and practical NFM
ordinated works within parts of Cam/Caundle
Brook
interventions
the catchment as a pilot sub-catchments.
A
at up to two
scheme embedded within the goup of landowners sites.
project. have formed the Funding has
Wriggle River been secured
Improvement
Group
from the EA for
(WRIG) and
two
the 2023/24
sites have year and
accommodated
NFM
additional
interventions
to
sources are
mitigate
potential
being sought for
flooding and create 2023/24 and
enhanced
habitat
subsequent
diversity.
Further
years.
practical works are
planned
for further
phases and
stakeholder
engagement
will be
expanded
to new
stakeholders
and
other sub-
catchments.
Slow
but steady progress
is being made
in
developing
the Yeo
Catchment
Strategy
with desktop analysis
extended
to the
lower part ofthe
catchment.
Funding
limitations
are the
main reason for the
slow progress
in this
element.
It is hoped
that the strategy
will
be delivered
over
2023/24 culminating
in a final Catchment
Strategy for
implementing
in
phases over a
number ofyears.

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Unrestricted Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Restricted Endowment Endowment
funds funds funds
Details to nearest 5 to nearest 5 to nearest 5
B2Other monetary assets Balance ol
Community
SCC
Fund
Climate Emergency
77,058 (grant 222,400+
7,058
5542 = 522,042)
Details Fund to which
asset helen
4
Cost (optional) Current value
optional
B3Investment assets
Details Fund to which
asset helen
s
Cost (optional) Current value
o tional
B4Assets retained for the General & specislised hsndtools Unrestricted 750 500
charity's
own
use Protective clothing Unrestricted 250 200
Fund to which Amount
due
When due
Details liabilit relates o tional o tional
B5Liabilities Accountancy lees Unrestricted 516
Signed by one or two trustees
behalf of ag the trustees
on Signature Print Name Date of
a
roval
L Thomson Lorne Thomson 27/11/2023
Y Khan Yasmin Khan 27/11/2023