Technical Booklet C Site Preparation and Resistance to Contaminants and Moisture·Page 18·Table 3.2
Examples of sites likely to contain contaminants
Table 3.2 lists common types of industrial and commercial sites that are likely to contain contaminants, including manufacturing works, processing facilities, waste disposal sites, and service stations. The list is not exhaustive and developers should assess sites individually.
Examples of sites likely to contain contaminants are given in Table 3.2.
Animal and animal products processing works
Asbestos works
Ceramics, cement and asphalt manufacturing works
Chemical works
Dockyards and dockland
Engineering works (including aircraft manufacturing, railway engineering works, shipyards, electrical and electronic equipment manufacturing works)
Gas works, coal carbonisation plants and ancillary by-product works
Industries making or using wood preservatives
Landfill and other waste disposal sites
Metal mines, smelters, foundries, steel works and metal finishing works
Munitions production and testing sites
Oil storage and distribution sites
Paper and printing works
Power stations
Railway land, especially larger sidings and depots
Road vehicle fuelling, service and repair, garages and filling stations
Scrap yards
Sewage works, sewage farms and sludge disposal sites
Tanneries
Textile works and dye works
Note: The above list is not exhaustive.
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