Flood Risk Assessment

The term "flood risk assessment" (FRA) refers to a process that identifies the potential causes, severity, and necessary mitigation measures for floods. Flood zones 1–3 defined the strategic flood risk assessment. The scope and parameters of the flood risk assessment will depend on the development site's area and terrain.

Flood Risk Assessments are conducted for a variety of places in order to meet local planning requirements and to follow the advice and guidance of the Environment Agency and the National Planning Policy Framework. Want to know more about the entire procedure: https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/flood-risk-assessment/

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Basement Impact Assessment

A Basement impact assessment (BIA) will include a phase 1 desk study to verify the site's history and explore hydro-geological conditions and surface flood risk. The basement impact assessment (BIA) takes care of the geological conditions of the area and other potential risks such as drainage, flooding, and groundwater quality. Basement changes can add valuable space to your property, but always ensure that the proposed basement development is appropriate. Earth Environmental & Geotechnical provides a complete Basement Impact Assessments report (BIA) to support your planning application. For more details, check: https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/basement-impact-assessment/

Ground Investigation

All Ground investigations follow strict and well-defined health and safety methods. A ground investigation analyzes the fundamental conditions of the proposed site. A ground Investigation survey consists of a three-step method to acquire absolute knowledge of the soil parameters, rock, and groundwater. All Ground investigations administer using firm and well-defined health and safety procedures. The ground investigation includes any landfill/soil gas problems, soil/groundwater contamination, mining site assessment, hydrogeology, slope stability assessment, or testing geotechnical conditions of a new building or a land-form. To know more about the Ground investigation procedure, kindly visit: https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/ground-investigation-services/ https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/conducting-site-investigations/

WHAT ARE BROWNFIELD SITES?

Brownfield Land Register - The purpose of the register is to provide up-to-date and consistent information on sites that are considered by Local Authorities to be appropriate for residential development. See More:- https://bit.ly/2JwheSl

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