Asbestos as identified by ARUP -2010

ARP51-10 = Chrysotile at a depth of 1m

ARP43-10 = Chrysotile at a depth of 1m
ARP42-10 = Chrysotile at a depth of 2.5m
ARP40-10 = Chrysotile at a depth of 0.3m
ARP37-10 = Chrysotile at a depth of 3m
ARP33-10 = Chrysotile at a depth of 3m
These samples were taken in the area where digging is now taking place. Soil has been dug up and moved. Contractors found to be wearing
only basic PPE.
Pictures of workers without PPE to go here.
Extract taken from ARUP report 2010
The new discharge of conditions report by ARUP makes no mention of asbestos, why?
Chemical contamination
Areas of contamination near Holas lane canal bridge and where the new river bridge will be built
ARUP -2010 Appendix M ground conditions remediation strategy
Locations on map on page 122
ARP37-10 - Area near to Hollas lane and the canal bridge, Amosite asbestos found here at depth of 3m
ARP33-10 - Classified by ARUP as a contamination hotspot, contains high levels of heavy metals as well as Chrysotile asbestos
ARP26-10 - At the south bank side where the proposed new river bridge is to be built. High levels of chromium and PAH's
ARP38-10- At the Sterne mill side where the proposed new river bridge is to be built. Moderate levels of PAH's
White young green- 2005 Contamination investigation
BH4 - Close to where the new river bridge will be built, contains high levels of lead at a depth of 0.8m (on page 58)
An area which ARUP have deemed a hotspot ARP33-10 is on the area of land on the left hand side as you go down Hollas lane (towards the
rugby pitch). The reports state that this land will be used for HBOS staff parking whilst a retaining wall is built. How can the developer
guarantee that member of the public and HBOS staff will not be exposed to contamination and asbestos present in soil and airborne dust?
Contamination found near to Holas lane canal bridge in an area assessable to the public 24/09/2011 (where the temporary Llloyds car parked is
to be).
Contamination was found ontop of a mound of soil and is thought to be large amounts of copper metal salts (probably copper carbonate ex the
former wire works). Copper metal salts are Harmful by ingestion and irritating to skin. This mound of soil including contamination has since
been moved and laid elsewhere on site.
Pictures of contamination to go here
Rubble found to be falling from Holas lane canal bridge whilst digging was being carried out nearby. Members of the public notified councillor
and officers on 28
th
September 2011.
Picture of fallen rubble to go here.