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Access to the Water at Exmouth
• Review of Exmouth Slipways
• Structural survey of Mamhead slipway
• Short term management of access to water
• Impact of Imperial Recreation Ground remediation
• Investigation of Options for Mamhead
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Review of Exmouth Slipways
•Imperial Recreation Ground Slipway•Camperdown Car Park Slipway•Belshers Slipway•Mamhead Slipway•Carlton Slipway•(Former) Lifeboat Slipway•Orcombe Point Slipway
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Review of Exmouth Slipways
• Key conclusion – the two slipways with some potential for improved access to the water were– Imperial Recreation Ground– Mamhead
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Review of Exmouth SlipwaysPotential for Improvements at Imperial Recreation
Ground
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Structural Survey of Mamhead Slipway
• Slipway is formed of concrete slab within sheet pile walls
• Some corrosion of piles
• Scour of material below slab, leaving a void
• Slipway is at risk of failure – hence no option but to close on safety grounds
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Short Term Management of Access to the Water
• Mamhead will remain closed throughout 2013 on safety grounds
• Belshers slipway will be available– Limited width and capacity– Access via a private road– EDDC staff presence at times of greatest
demand
• Imperial– Access restricted during remediation works
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Imperial Recreation Ground remediation
• Imperial slipway will be closed until 31 March 2013
• During remainder of works, from April to June– access to the slipway will be made via the
Camperdown car park– accompanied, through the works site on
weekdays– unaccompanied at weekends
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Investigation of Options for Mamhead
• Existing location– Reconstruct existing
layout– Reconfigure alignment
of slip from existing point on highway
• Revised location– Run adjacent to
harbour wall
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Mamhead - Principal issues with current location
•Poor immediate parking and trailer provision
• Access directly off public highway
•Current/ flow high during transient tidal periods
•Poor public realm in vicinity of slipway