Clean Capping Requirements for Brownfield Land Remediation – Virtual – 28th January 2021
From £20.00 (excluding. VAT)
Description
An important part of completing the remediation of brownfield sites is the topsoil and subsoil used to cap the site. Delivered in association with British Sugar, this webinar brings together leading experts to discuss the key requirements in:
- the selection and sampling of appropriate soil sources
- the design, placement and verification of the clean capping layer.
Both are key to successfully clearing NHBC and Local Authority conditions, and knowing how to get it right first time can be important when it comes to having funds released by lenders. You will leave the webinar with great knowledge on the sources of topsoil, pitfalls, sampling and testing and Local Authority requirements.
The details
Date: 28 January 2021
Time: 1pm
Duration: 3 hours
Price: £20 plus VAT non refundable
Speakers: Andy Spetch (British Sugar); Matthew Lennard (NHBC); Tim O’Hare Associates; Fabia Pollard (Scientific Officer – Environmental Quality, Environment and Planning; Dept King’s Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council)
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