DEMETER ENVIRONMENTAL / CASE STUDY
Erection Of A Dwelling, Baddiley Lane, Baddiley
THE PROJECT
Site context.
Practical findings.
In order to demonstrate that after the development the site could not be classified as ‘contaminated land’ under Part 2A of the Environmental Protection Act a Phase I desk study report was required to support the application for the erection of a dwelling.
Street level imagery confirmed the site formed part of the garden of the adjoining property.
The planning history of the site was reviewed as part of the desk based research and the reports associated with the previous application were located and studied, no salient information was obtained
Data provided by regulatory bodies did not provide any additional salient information.
Once the walkover survey was completed a qualitative risk assessment was undertaken on the potential sources of contamination identified in the desk study report in order to determine if any warranted further investigation, this concluded that there were no credible sources of contamination and concluded that no further works were warranted.
The report was submitted to support the application, and as the report concluded that here were no credible sources of contamination the object was raised and planning granted.
This case study records the project circumstances and conclusions at the time of the work. Planning links may refer to historical council systems.
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