- Chewton Street Contamination Report
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- Local Plan
- Greater Nottingham Strategic Plan
- Neighbourhood Planning
- Authority Monitoring Report
- Infrastructure Funding Statement
- East Midlands Development Corporation
- Local Development Scheme
- Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA)
- Statement of Community Involvement
- Custom and Self-Build Register
- Brownfield Land Register
- Chewton Street Contamination Report
- Parish Profiles
- Historical Planning Documents
- Housing Delivery Test
- Planning Policy Privacy Statement
- Toton and Chetwynd Barracks Strategic Masterplan Supplementary Planning Document (SPD)
Chewton Street Contamination Report
Historically the site has been the subject of planning applications for residential development, therefore we already had a good understanding of what issues may need to be addressed prior to planning permission being granted. The purpose of the latest investigation was to update this information. The ground investigation and gas monitoring works were completed and final reports submitted to the Council in June 2019. These reports are the Phase 1 and 2 Investigation report (.pdf)(50MB)(Opens in new window)Â (Opens in a New Window) and the Addendum Gas Monitoring report (.pdf)(10MB)(Opens in new window) (Opens in a New Window).
In summary, the report confirmed the site has been deemed suitable for residential development (from a land contamination and ground gas perspective). No contamination has been shown to be present in the soil and the overall gas monitoring exercise has concluded that ground gas no longer poses a risk to development. Further to this there is no evidence that gas from the former landfill site is migrating onto site. The results are of benefit to the Council in assessing potential future development proposals on site, but also to existing residents adjacent to the site as the gas migration risk from the landfill is now deemed to be very low.