Contaminated land : the practice and economics of redevelopment
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Contaminated land : the practice and economics of redevelopment
Blackwell Science, 1997
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 290-302) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book considers the problems of land contamination from the perspective of the non-specialist construction practitioner, and examines the valuation and technical aspects of remediating and redeveloping contaminated land. It draws on a number of detailed case studies, and questionnaire and interview surveys, and provides a valuation model adopting a risk assessment approach.
Table of Contents
- The problem and its origins
- Land contamination: sources and effects
- Perceptions and policies
- Locating and identifying contamination
- The treatment of contaminated soil
- Issues of value - Determination of risk
- Development issues
- Professional perceptions
- A risk assessment approach to valuation
- The implications for funding, sale and insurance
- Conclusions, recommendations and further research
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