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Achieving responsible development (trvale udržitelného rozvoje): a wider perspective

This presentation explores responsible development through a broader lens, focusing on environmental, sustainability, and health impacts, exemplified by projects in London and Enfield. It delves into EIA, ecology, landscape, archaeology, water management, noise, air quality, and social-economic aspects. Discussions cover flood risk management, carbon emission reduction strategies, and sustainability schemes like BREEAM, EcoHomes, and CEEQUAL. The session highlights risk assessment methods for handling contamination, explaining the UK approach in four investigation phases, integrated with risk assessments at each stage. The framework includes Preliminary, Generic Quantitative, and Detailed Quantitative Risk Assessments, guiding remediation actions. The talk also examines remediation options and specialist tools for risk assessment, emphasizing the importance of a well-rounded approach for achieving sustainable outcomes.

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Achieving responsible development (trvale udržitelného rozvoje): a wider perspective

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  1. Achieving responsible development (trvale udržitelného rozvoje): a wider perspective Presentation by: Ing Ed King (King Consultancy) & Ing John Talbot (BT&P)

  2. King Consultancy Coordinating environmental and sustainability issues • EIA • Ecology • Landscape • Archaeology and heritage • Water and flooding • Noise and air quality • EcoHomes • Socio-economics • Health Impact New Providence Wharf, London

  3. 1. Respect for the physical assets • Ecology • Brownfield landscape • Archaeology and historic buildings Crossharbour, London Docklands

  4. Respect for physical assets:Brownfield landscape • Survey & appraisal • Zone of visual influence • Assessment of views • Landscape Masterplans • Planting • Landscape management Finsbury Park, London

  5. The long term view2.1 Managing flood risk • Catchment studies • FRAs (Flood Risk Assessments) • River modelling Theale Lakes Business Park

  6. The long term view2.2 Reducing carbon emissions • High standards of insulation • Efficient heating systems • Using renewable energy: • Solar heating • Wind power • Biomass • Geothermal • CHP

  7. The long term view2.3 Sustainability schemes BREEAM – sustainability of offices, schools, shops and hospitals EcoHomes – sustainability of housing CEEQUAL – sustainability of civil engineering

  8. Energy Transport Pollution Materials Water Land use and ecology Health and wellbeing The Issues

  9. EcoHomes - How it works • assessment at the design stage • single environmental rating • performance assessed against a broad range of environmental criteria • the award of a ‘visible’ certificate and detailed report

  10. 3.1 Paddington BasinLondon New buildings beside canal The new waterside areas

  11. 3.1 Paddington BasinLondon Footbridge to new office buildings Historic buildings retained

  12. 3.2 Enfield: Zbrojovka, Brno - RSAC, Enfield Bren Gun (1930s): Manufactured in England to a Czech design Cars made at Zbrojovka Motorcycles made at Royal Enfield

  13. 3.2 Regeneration of Enfield The Gun Pattern Room, Enfield Zbrojovka

  14. 3.2 Regeneration of Enfield The Water Tower, Enfield Zbrojovka

  15. 3.2 Regeneration of Enfield New bridge over River Lee, Enfield Zbrojovka

  16. 3.1 Regeneration of Enfield Gunpowder Park • New public park on former military land • Sculpture park • Heritage trail • Visitor centre

  17. ACHIEVING RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT: A WIDER PERSPECTIVE RISK ASSESSMENT APPROACHES TO DEALING WITH CONTAMINATION Eur IngJohn Talbot BSc MSc CEng FICE CEnv CSci CGeol FGS

  18. Definition of Contaminated Land

  19. Definition of Contaminated Landin the UK: Land which appears to the local authority to be in such a condition, by reasons of substances in, on or under the land that: So the definition of contaminated land is based upon the concept of risk assessment. (a) Significant harm is being caused or there is a significant possibility of such harm being caused, or (b) Pollution of controlled waters is being, or is likely to be, caused.

  20. Investigation of Contaminated Land– UK Approach – The investigation of contaminated land is carried out in four phases, • Phase I - desk study, • Phase II - Intrusive investigation • Phase III - Remediation • Phase IV - Validation of remedial works Risk assessments are incorporated into these works at every phase

  21. Risk Assessments The UK Risk Assessment Framework: Tier 1 -Preliminary risk assessment (PRA); Tier 2 -Generic quantitative risk assessment (GQRA); Tier 3 -Detailed quantitative risk assessment (DQRA) These tiers are incorporated into our phased investigations

  22. Flowchart for the clean up process potential risks identified? Phase I – desk study and preliminary RA no Phase IIA – general intrusive investigation and generic QRA yes risks confirmed? no Phase IIB – targeted intrusive works and detailed quantitative RA yes residual risk? no yes Phase III – remediation no yes clean? No further action required Phase IV - validation

  23. Tier 1–PRA at desk study – Phase 1 stage The risk assessment identifies: PATHWAYS RECEPTORS SOURCES Outcome: No further action required, or proceed to next tier???

  24. Tier 2 - GQRA Compares contaminant levels in the soil or groundwater, with available generic guideline values such as; • CLEA SGVs • environmental quality standards The standards used depend on those acceptable to the respective local authority - performed during the Phase 2 investigation Outcome: No further action required, or Progress to Tier 3, or Remediate????

  25. Tier 3 - DQRA Where necessary to reduce costs, a detailed QRA can be procured Performed at BTP investigation Phase IIb stage Additional work includes: • Bioavailability tests, • Leachate tests, • Use of specialist software programs (such as RBCA or SNIFFER)

  26. Tier 3Use of specialist software for DQRA No further action required, or remediate????

  27. Tier 3Use of specialist software for DQRA No further action required, or remediate????

  28. Remediation Options

  29. What can we offer atBTP Geo-environmental? - 1 • Good Advice • Cost saving options • Phase I-IV investigations • Competitive gas and groundwater monitoring service

  30. What can we offer atBTP Geo-environmental? - 2 • Liaison with regulatory bodies on Client’s behalf • Wide expertise in procuring and managing remediation strategies. • Research innovative technologies • Sustainable option preferred • Landfill Gas Risk Assessments.

  31. Thank you for your attention

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