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Dave, you mention in the book the various descriptions that are used for land. Would you suspect any issues with land specified as arable with a brownfield specification?
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Land Description - arable with a brownfield specification
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Earthworms
, 21 Mar 2010 15:25
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Guest_Dave_*
Posted 25 March 2010 - 16:18
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Hi
Brownfield sites are places that in the past were used for industrial purposes or a process was carried out that was likely to contaminate the ground. This can even have been a blacksmiths shop, however I would steer clear of land of this type as it can cost a lot of money getting site surveys and reports and if there is contamination then getting the contaminated soil removed.
Brownfield sites are places that in the past were used for industrial purposes or a process was carried out that was likely to contaminate the ground. This can even have been a blacksmiths shop, however I would steer clear of land of this type as it can cost a lot of money getting site surveys and reports and if there is contamination then getting the contaminated soil removed.
