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Contaminated land guide for developers

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This guide explains what should be submitted to the planning department when applying to re-develop or significantly change a piece of land which could potentially be contaminated.

Guide for developers (Pdf 333kb)

To find a consultant to investigate whether there is contamination present, go to www.endsdirectory.com.

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