Suttle Projects were appointed by the Environment Agency to design and construct the two-flight Larinier fish pass at Cheesebottom Weir.
The construction posed several significant challenges and would draw on every key element of Suttle’s structured approach in simplifying project delivery. Requiring meticulous up-front attention to detail, buildable designs, and clear communications throughout planning, execution, and handover.
The project had the potential to impact several stakeholders and required several complex consents and approvals before any activities could commence. The site was located within an ecologically sensitive environment, and an innovative floating bridge system was adopted to maintain site access without disrupting bat flight paths .
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