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answer text: Any discharges of water from the HS2 project to the natural environment require discharge consents, approved by the regulator – the Environment Agency (‘EA’), as specified in Schedule 33 Part 5 of the High Speed Rail (London – West Midlands) Act 2017. There is an agreed consent to discharge water from the South Ruislip Vent Shaft site to a drain that discharges to the Yeading Brook. The conditions for this state the maximum limits of the following parameters: Total daily discharge volume - 3024m3/day Rate of discharge - 35 litres per second Suspended solids - 50 mg/l pH - 6 to 9 Sulphate - 2000 mg/l Visible oil or grease as is reasonably practicable - No significant trace present, so far The consent states that the sulphate levels within the water are to be recorded and reported to the EA on a monthly basis. The total daily discharge volume and the rate of discharge are to be recorded and reported as and when requested by the EA.
answer given date: 2023-07-05+01:00
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