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Defence Estates Wilton Land Quality Assessment Phase One: Desk Study

Land Quality Assessment Report

FINAL REPORT

December 2004

Prepared By: Prepared For:

Carl Bro Group Ltd Defence Estates Grove House Kingston Road Mansion Gate Drive Sutton Coldfield Leeds West Midlands LS7 4DN B75 RL UK

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www.carlbro.co.uk DEFENCE ESTATES

ERSKINE BARRACKS, WILTON

LAND QUALITY ASSESSMENT PHASE ONE: DESK STUDY

LAND QUALITY ASSESSMENT REPORT

PROJECT NO: 12743

FINAL

LQA Report December 2004

Defence Estates Prepared by Carl Bro Group Limited Kingston Road for the Defence Estates under Sutton Coldfield Term Commission DE 11/4470 West Midlands B75 7RL

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No.

1.0 LAND QUALITY STATEMENT FOR ERSKINE BARRACKS, WILTON...... 1 1.1 Introduction...... 1 1.2 Location...... 1 1.3 Operations and Site History ...... 1 1.4 Explosive Ordnance ...... 2 1.5 Radiological Materials ...... 2 1.6 Asbestos...... 2 1.7 Environmental Site Setting ...... 2 1.8 Sources of Potential Contamination ...... 3 1.9 Risk Assessment Relating to Potential Contamination ...... 3 1.10 Overall Land Quality...... 4 1.11 Suitability for Redevelopment...... 4 1.12 Information Sources ...... 5

2.0 INTRODUCTION...... 6 2.1 Terms of Reference...... 6 2.1.1 Objectives...... 6 2.1.2 Methodology ...... 6 2.2 Report Structure ...... 7

3.0 SITE DESCRIPTION...... 8 3.1 Site Location...... 8 3.1.1 Location, Address, Grid Reference...... 8 3.1.2 Site Boundary Length, Type and Condition...... 8 3.1.3 Adjoining Land Uses...... 8 3.1.4 Site Topography ...... 9 3.1.5 Ground Cover and Permeability ...... 9 3.2 Site Description and Features ...... 9 3.2.1 Site Layout...... 9 3.2.2 Operations and Activities...... 10 3.2.3 Materials and Chemicals Storage...... 11 3.2.4 Petrol, Oil and Lubricant (POL) Points and Fuel Storage...... 11 3.2.5 Incinerators and Burning Grounds...... 12 3.2.6 Air Pollution ...... 12 3.2.7 Drainage and Discharges ...... 12 3.2.8 Waste Management...... 13 3.2.9 Asbestos...... 13 3.2.10 Transformers and Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)...... 13 3.2.11 Radiological Materials ...... 14 3.2.12 Explosive Ordnance...... 14 3.3 Public Register Information ...... 14

4.0 SITE HISTORY ...... 16 4.1 Historical OS Maps...... 16 4.1.1 Site Development ...... 16 4.1.2 Surrounding Areas Development...... 16 4.2 MOD Sources...... 17 4.2.1 Dstl Radiological Protection Services...... 17 4.2.2 Army Historical Branch ...... 17 4.2.3 Air Historical Branch (AHB RAF) ...... 18 4.2.4 Anecdotal Information...... 18

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 5.0 POTENTIALLY CONTAMINATIVE USES...... 19 5.1 Study Site ...... 19 5.2 Neighbouring Sites ...... 20

6.0 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING...... 21 6.1 Geology ...... 21 6.2 Hydrogeology ...... 21 6.3 Hydrology ...... 21 6.4 Ecology and Sensitive Land Use...... 22 6.5 Sensitivity Assessment...... 22

7.0 ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT ...... 23 7.1 Introduction...... 23 7.2 Methodology...... 23 7.3 Sources ...... 24 7.4 Pathways...... 25 7.5 Receptors ...... 25 7.6 Risk Evaluation...... 26 7.6.1 Current Uses...... 26 7.6.2 During Demolition Works...... 27

8.0 OVERALL LAND QUALITY AND SUITABILITY FOR REDEVELOPMENT ...... 33

9.0 REFERENCES...... 35

FIGURES FIGURE 1 SITE LOCATION PLAN FIGURE 2 SITE LAYOUT PLAN FIGURE 3 AREAS OF POTENTIAL CONTAMINATION FIGURE 4 CONCEPTUAL SITE MODEL FIGURE 5 SITE SERVICE PLAN

APPENDICES

APPENDIX A ASBESTOS REGISTER SUMMARY APPENDIX B ENVIROCHECK DATA APPENDIX C HISTORICAL OS MAPS APPENDIX D RESPONSES FROM DRPS AND AHS

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 1.0 LAND QUALITY STATEMENT FOR ERSKINE BARRACKS, WILTON

1.1 Introduction

Carl Bro Group Limited (Carl Bro) were commissioned by Defence Estates to undertake a Phase 1 Land Quality Assessment (LQA) at HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks, Wilton.

The purpose of this LQA has been to determine the environmental quality of the ground conditions at Erskine Barracks, Wilton and to assess the potential for any health and environmental risks at the site. The review also assesses the potential for future contamination and health impacts that may occur as a result of demolition of any existing buildings.

1.2 Location

Erskine Barracks, Wilton is located approximately 0.8km north of Wilton town centre and 4.8km west of Salisbury. The Erskine Barracks site is divided into two areas by an operational railway line: North Camp and South Camp. The centre of the site is located at grid reference SU 104 317. The site occupies an area of approximately 15ha, with North Camp occupying 11.4ha and the South Camp 3.6ha. The site is located in an area of mixed residential, commercial and open woodland land use.

1.3 Operations and Site History

Erskine Barracks, Wilton is the main Headquarters for the Army’s Land Command and is also used by the Joint Helicopter Command. Erskine Barracks is predominately an administrative facility with the majority of the site being occupied by office buildings. The northern most car park in North Camp is also utilised as a helicopter landing ground. Other activities across the site include a Motor Transport (MT) yard in South Camp, a medical centre and photographic unit.

The Army has been present in Wilton since 1914 but only moved to the current study site location in 1949. Prior to the British Army occupying the site, it was utilised by the American Army as their Southern Command Field Base during World War II. Construction of new barracks on the site began in the early 1960s. The study site was home to Headquarters (HQ) Southern Command, renamed Strategic Command in 1968 and again to United Kingdom Land Forces (UKLF) in 1972. HQ Land Command which exists at Erskine Barracks today, was created in 1995.

The site slopes downwards relatively steeply from approximately 100 to 70m AOD north to south. Construction of the buildings on the site has resulted in a terraced profile from cutting into the original slope. The North Camp site is a compact development of office buildings whilst South Camp is more spaciously laid out.

As Erskine Barracks is predominately an administrative development there are few contaminative operations currently carried out on the site. Stores of chemicals at the site are small and associated with the use of cleaning products. No incinerators or sources of air pollution exist at Erskine Barracks. No large amounts of waste are produced on the site and any waste material that is produced is removed via skips and disposed of appropriately.

There are four current oil storage areas located across the site. The largest store is associated with the current boiler house and comprises two boiler fuel oil tanks and one diesel tank, all of which are in a poor condition. A new heating system is being created at the site and decommissioning of the current tanks is due to be carried out

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment Page 1 P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 in the next 2-3 years. Two smaller above ground (ASTs) fuel tanks associated with generator plant rooms are located adjacent to and within building no.16. A small underground fuel tank (UST) is also located adjacent to the generator plant room at building no.91.

Site personnel stated that another two disused oil storage areas existed at Erskine Barracks. This includes a disused AST (due to be removed) noted adjacent to the dog handling section (building no.51) and a previous UST and filling point at the Motor Transport (MT) yard in South Camp for vehicle fuel. Site representatives indicated that the UST had been decommissioned and removed between 1990 and 1999 but decommissioning certificates were not available. According to site representatives a small oil spill reportedly occurred during 2003 but all oil was contained within the bund. Site staff were unable to confirm which AST this was associated with. No other oil spillages are reported to have occurred on the site.

1.4 Explosive Ordnance

Potential Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) risks have been identified at the location of a previous indoor rifle range and a current small ammunitions store located next to the QMs Office (building no.26). There are no further EOD or chemical weapon related risks believed to exist for the Erskine Barracks, site.

1.5 Radiological Materials

Dstl Radiological Protection Service (DRPS) was contacted to provide any relevant information regarding use of radiological materials. DRPS identified a small number of military items are retained at the site however these are unlikely to have resulted in radiological contamination. DRPS have stated that the risks from radiological contamination is low. The Envirocheck database has not indicated any records of storage or disposal of radiological materials at the site.

1.6 Asbestos

A type II asbestos survey has been conducted at Erskine Barracks. Asbestos was identified across the site mostly present within cemented pipes, pipe lagging, floor and ceiling tiles and corrugated cement roof sheets. An assessment of the risk of harm from the asbestos present on site has been carried out and a management plan conceived. Generally the condition of asbestos containing materials (ACM) across the site has been assessed as good.

There is potential for ACMs to be present within soil at the site if previous historic buildings were demolished and the waste not disposed of appropriately. Historical plans indicate that there have been some alterations and possible demolition of historical buildings at both the North and South Camps. These buildings were of an age where ACMs may have been used in their construction.

An earth bund located adjacent to the south of Orange Car Park on North Camp may contain tipped materials including asbestos.

1.7 Environmental Site Setting

The site lies on Valley Gravel drift deposits overlying the Cretaceous Upper Chalk. The Valley Gravel deposits are classified by the Environment Agency as a Minor Aquifer and the underlying Chalk is classified as a Major Aquifer. The site does not lie within a Source Protection Zone of a Public Water Supply borehole but there are four recorded licensed and two private water groundwater abstractions within 1km of

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment Page 2 P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 the site. Regional groundwater flow is to the south/southeast. The nearest surface water feature indicated on the Ordnance Survey map is the River Wylye, which lies approximately 130m south west of the site and is classified as grade A. The River Nadder is located approximately 550m south of the site. There are three licensed surface water abstractions within 1 km of the site. The nearest potentially ecologically sensitive land (SSSI) use is the River Avon system (including the River Wylye), 130m south of the site.

Groundwater, surface water and ecological sensitivity have all been assessed as high due to the site being located over a Major Aquifer and the close proximity to the River Wylye and Nadder which are also part of the River Avon System SSSI.

1.8 Sources of Potential Contamination

The following sources of potential contamination have been identified at Erskine Barracks, Wilton as a result of historical/current activities either on-site or within the immediate surrounding area: Current • Hydrocarbons associated with fuel storage points for boiler house and plant rooms including bulk storage areas • Hydrocarbon, solvent, degreaser and lubricant contamination in Motor Transport area • Asbestos (identified in the site type II asbestos survey) contained within existing building structures • Explosive ordnance, explosive residues and metals associated with the ammunitions store adjacent to building no. 26 Historic • Explosive ordnance, explosive residues and metals associated with former rifle range (building no.31) • Metals, inorganic and organic chemicals identified in the use of photographic and x-ray development • Asbestos in sub-surface soils from demolition of former buildings and possibly in made ground comprising the small earth bund located along the boundary of the Orange Car Park • Chemicals and oils associated with the former fire station (building no.24) • Hydrocarbons associated with decommissioned UST and filling point at the MT Yard and disused AST adjacent to building no. 51 • PCB and hydrocarbon contamination from electrical substations across the site • Hydrocarbons associated with a former Aviation fuel storage area for the RAF, potentially formerly located on the site

1.9 Risk Assessment Relating to Potential Contamination

A qualitative risk assessment has been undertaken for Erskine Barracks based upon evaluation of information collated for this LQA. Risk assessment is a process by which the actual or potential risks posed by identified hazards is estimated.

The potentially most significant environmental risks identified based upon current site conditions are summarised below.

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment Page 3 P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 Potential Source Potential Receptor Potential Risk Explosives, explosive residues • Humans (Current Site Users) Low to and metals associated with the Moderate Risk former rifle range (building no. 31) and current ammunition store Asbestos in subsurface soil from • Humans (Current Site Users) Low to demolition of former buildings and Moderate Risk in bund to the south of the Orange Car Park Chemicals and lubricants • Groundwater Low to associated with the former fire Moderate Risk station Hydrocarbons from former • Groundwater Moderate to underground fuel store and filling High Risk point in MT Yard and disused AST • Surface water Low to adjacent to building no. 51 Moderate Risk

PCBs and hydrocarbons • Humans (Current Site Users) Low to associated with the historic use of • Groundwater Moderate Risk electrical transformers

Possible RAF aviation fuel storage • Humans (Current Site Users) Low to • Groundwater Moderate Risk Hydrocarbons and solvents • Groundwater Moderate to associated with the boiler house, High Risk plant rooms and MT area • Surface water Low to Moderate Risk Asbestos within existing structures • Humans (Current Site Users) Low to Moderate Risk

During redevelopment of the Erskine Barracks site, workers may also be exposed to elevated risks, in particular due to the suspected presence of asbestos materials and hydrocarbons. However, these risks could be effectively mitigated through appropriate Health & Safety controls and procedures.

1.10 Overall Land Quality

The data accessed for this LQA indicated that current and historic activities at Erskine Barracks, Wilton have not resulted in widespread ground contamination of the site. It is anticipated that sources of contamination are likely to be localised.

Isolated sources of potential contamination include those associated with current and historical storage of hydrocarbons at the site, limited use of solvents within the MT area, asbestos contained within existing structures and within the ground as a result of demolition of former buildings, historic use of chemicals to develop photographs and historical use of PCBs in electrical transformers. There is also a possibility that a former RAF aviation fuel store was located on the site. There is a low likelihood of a risk of contamination from radiological sources at the site. Potential Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) risks have been identified at the location of a previous indoor rifle range and a current small ammunitions store located next to the QMs Office (building no.26).

1.11 Suitability for Redevelopment

The site is considered to be suitable for redevelopment for commercial purposes and

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Risks to future site users will depend upon the nature of the end-use. It is considered that the site would be suitable for non-sensitive end-use (e.g. commercial or light industrial) purposes subject to appropriate investigation and remediation (where required) of any potential localised contamination. Erskine Barracks may also be suitable for more sensitive end-use (e.g. residential), however more extensive investigations and possible remediation would be required prior to redevelopment for this purpose.

1.12 Information Sources

The following sources have been used to provide site specific information for this LQA: • Site Representatives – Defence Estates, HQ Land Command Quarter Master and Deputy Establishment Works Consultant. • Army Historical Branch • Air Historical Branch (RAF) • Local Council • Dstl Radiological Protection Services (DRPS)

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2.1 Terms of Reference

This report presents the findings of a Phase One Land Quality Assessment (LQA) at Erskine Barracks, Wilton. The study was commissioned by Defence Estates (DE) in July 2004 and has been completed by Carl Bro Group Limited (Carl Bro) in accordance with Term Commission DE11/4470.

2.1.1 Objectives

The purpose of this desk based LQA has been to determine the environmental quality of the ground conditions at Erskine Barracks, Wilton and to assess the potential for any health and environmental risks at the site. The review also assesses the potential for future contamination and health impacts that may occur as a result of demolition of any existing buildings.

2.1.2 Methodology

In order to achieve the objectives of the study the following tasks have been completed: • Submission of a brief environmental audit questionnaire to facility representatives, in order to obtain background information on site conditions, operations and management of environmental issues. • Undertaking a site reconnaissance encompassing adjoining and nearby properties to observe visual evidence of a possible release of contaminants to the soil or groundwater, and to review available documentation (i.e. fuel inventories, asbestos registers, COSHH records, ordnance clearance certificates) relating to current and historical site activities. • Researching local geological records (soil conditions), and available hydrogeological studies from published sources. • Obtaining available environmental data from Environmental Regulators via third party data providers on the use and sensitivity of local environmental receptors, in particular, the siting and use of local groundwater/surface water abstractions, operation of Prescribed Processes and Radioactive Substance Act Authorisations. In addition, environmental information was requested from the Local Authority. • Obtaining any relevant information from Dstl RPS regarding any radiological materials held at the site. • Reviewing the history of site use to identify possible previous activities/site layouts that might have led to the presence of contamination. This included consultation with the Army Historical Branch, a review of relevant historical OS maps and any available MOD maps and plans held at the site, as well as a more detailed review of recent operations at the site during the site reconnaissance. • Preparing LQA reports summarising our observations and relating to the apparent environmental conditions at the site.

A Carl Bro representative undertook a site reconnaissance on 21st July 2004. The site audit questionnaire was completed with data provided by the Deputy EWC (Establishment Works Consultant) and a representative from Defence Estates.

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This Land Quality Assessment report sets out the factual and anecdotal information gathered during the desk based study which relates to the environmental condition of the site. The report identifies any potential sources of contamination and the receptors, which may be affected by any contamination and evaluates the significance of potential environmental risks identified at Erskine Barracks.

The LQA report is structured as follows:

Chapter 2 • provides an introduction to the study. Chapter 3 • gives a description of the site. Chapter 4 • summarises the site history including any previous investigations. Chapter 5 • summarises the potentially contaminative land uses both on and off site. Chapter 6 • describes the environmental sensitivity of the site in relation to geology, hydrology and hydrogeology and sensitive habitats. Chapter 7 • presents the qualitative environmental risk assessment for the site, with respect to the potential sources of contamination identified. Chapter 8 • summarises the overall land quality of the site, outlines the potential constraints and assesses its suitability for redevelopment. Chapter 9 • details the reference sources.

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3.1 Site Location

3.1.1 Location, Address, Grid Reference

Site Address: The Avenue, Erskine Barracks, Wilton, Wiltshire, SP2 0AG Grid Reference: SU 104 317

The site is located on the northern outskirts of Wilton approximately 0.8km north of the town centre and 4.8km west of Salisbury. Erskine Barracks is divided into two areas, North Camp and South Camp, separated by an operational railway line. A footbridge across the railway links both North and South Camps. North Camp is surrounded by rural land; South Camp is located within a residential area. North Camp comprises office administration and accommodation buildings. South Camp comprises the Officers Mess, accommodation buildings and a Motor Transport (MT) facility. The entire site occupies approximately 15ha, with North Camp occupying approximately 11.4ha and the South Camp approximately 3.6ha.

The site location is shown in Figure 1.

3.1.2 Site Boundary Length, Type and Condition

The table below summarises pertinent information relating to the site boundaries:

Boundary Estimated Current Status Length (m) North 265 Wire mesh fences with barbed wire, approximately 2m high in good condition. East 690 Wire mesh fences with barbed wire, approximately 2m high in good condition. South 180 Wire mesh fences with barbed wire, approximately 2m high in good condition. West 740 Wire mesh fences with barbed wire, approximately 2m high in good condition.

There are two gated and guarded entrances to the Erskine Barracks site. The main entrance is located in North Camp with a second one in South Camp. Both entrances are located on the western site boundary and lead onto The Avenue Road.

3.1.3 Adjoining Land Uses

Current site neighbours for the North Camp are as follows:

North: Woodland East: Open Field South: Railway line and South Camp West: The Avenue Road and Allotment Gardens

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment Page 8 P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 Current site neighbours for the South Camp are as follows:

North: Railway line and North Camp East: Residential Properties South: A36 (T) West: The Avenue Road and Residential Properties

To the north of South Camp is a privately owned area used as a commercial motor garage. This area is screened from the South Camp with a high hedge. A high fence borders the entire Erskine Barracks site and additional screening exists in the form of vegetation around the South Camp borders.

3.1.4 Site Topography

The site slopes downwards relatively steeply from north to south, from approximately 100 to 70m AOD. Construction of the buildings on the site has resulted in a terraced profile from cutting into the original slope.

3.1.5 Ground Cover and Permeability

The site comprises a series of buildings, hardstanding (including car parking areas and paths) and some grassed areas. North Camp is relatively compact with most of the area utilised for building space. There are minimal vegetated areas across North Camp. South Camp is more spacious with groundcover consisting of some buildings, hardstanding and a large vegetated area. Hardstanding across the entire site was seen to be in a good condition.

Estimated percentages and permeability of ground cover across the site are as follows:

Ground Cover Estimated Permeability Percentage % North Camp Areas covered by hardstanding (concrete/tarmac) and 85 low buildings Areas covered by gravel and vegetation 15 high South Camp Areas covered by hardstanding (concrete/tarmac) and 60 low buildings Areas covered by gravel and vegetation 40 high

3.2 Site Description and Features

3.2.1 Site Layout

The current layout of the site is shown in Figure 2. Photographs could not be taken at Erskine Barracks due to security restrictions. The site is the main Army Headquarters for Land Command. The site is also utilised by the Joint Helicopter Command and the Army Infrastructure Organisation. An area of MoD accommodation buildings exists in the northern most corner of the North Camp site. This area has not been included in this study. There are approximately 60 buildings present on site.

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment Page 9 P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 A summary of buildings on the site and current use is given in the table below:

No. Current Use 1 Photographic Dark Room 6 Medical Centre 7 Sergeants Mess 10 Main Boiler House 15 Office Building 16 Main HQ Office Building 17 Restaurant, Gym and Chapel 18 Junior Ranks Club 19, 20, 21, 22 Office Buildings 23 Guardroom 26 QM Offices and Store Rooms 27 Office Building 28 Civilian Staff Building 29 Office Building 31 Archive Stores 32 South Camp Guardroom and WSM Offices 33, 36 Motor Transport Buildings 34 Works Services Manager Office 37 Squash Court 38 Accommodation 39 Boiler House 40 Accommodation 43 Officers Mess 44 Boiler House 50 Portakabin 51 Dog Handlers Section 52, 53, 54 Accommodation 55,57 Office Buildings 61 Stores 73, 74 Office Buildings 90 Boiler House 91 Generator Plant Room 92 Generator House 93,94,95 Boiler House 96 Proposed Boiler House

Most buildings on site are between one and three storeys high. The heating system across the site is currently undergoing decentralisation and 2 new boiler houses and a standby generator are being constructed at building nos. 92 and 94. The new heating system will be gas operated. Decommissioning of the main boiler house (building no.10) is due to be carried out in the next 2 to 3 years.

During the site visit no visual or olfactory evidence of significant surface contamination was observed.

3.2.2 Operations and Activities

Erskine Barracks is the main Headquarters for the Army’s Land Command but smaller departments also utilise the site. Erskine Barracks is mostly an administrative site with the majority of the site being occupied by office buildings. Other activities across the site include a Motor Transport (MT) yard, a medical centre and photographic unit. The Joint Helicopter Command also is associated with

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment Page 10 P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 Erskine Barracks and the northern most car park in North Camp is also utilised as a helicopter landing ground.

Specific issues relating to current and recent use of the site are described in more detail below.

3.2.3 Materials and Chemicals Storage

As the site is predominately office based, site representatives indicated that there is a minimal amount of chemicals used or stored at Erskine Barracks. Chemicals currently used and stored at Erskine Barracks relate to a small amount of cleaning products and solvents, degreasers and other chemicals associated with the maintenance of vehicles at the MT Yard. A photographic dark room exists at building no.1 however this is now only for digital photography and no chemicals are currently used. No large stores of chemicals therefore currently exist at Erskine Barracks.

A former fire station was noted on a historic plan to have previously been located in building no.24. This facility does not currently exist on the site and it is unknown as to when this was removed. It is likely that chemicals and lubricants associated with the fire station and their activities will have been stored in this area.

A COSHH register is maintained by the site but was not available for inspection at the time of the visit.

3.2.4 Petrol, Oil and Lubricant (POL) Points and Fuel Storage

There are four current oil storage areas located across the Erskine Barracks site. The largest storage area is associated with the main boiler house (building no.10). The facility comprises two cylindrical above ground storage tanks (ASTs) each of 58,000 litres capacity containing boiler fuel oil, together with one cylindrical AST of 30,000 litres capacity storing diesel generator fuel. All the tanks were seen to be rusting and in a poor condition. A brick bund surrounds all three tanks and this also appeared to be in a poor condition with black staining noted on the bund. As a new heating system is being introduced at the site, these tanks are due to be decommissioned and removed within a 2-3 year period. Site representatives indicated that this area is serviced with drainage interceptors but were unable to confirm this and no site plans available identified any such interceptors.

A rectangular diesel AST is located adjacent to building no.16 associated with a plant room. This AST has a capacity of 70,000 litres and was located on brick built stands within a concrete rendered bund. The AST appeared to be in a fair condition. Some black staining and water containment was noted within the bund. The bund appeared to be in a fair condition.

A further rectangular AST of 70,000 litres capacity is located within building no.16 associated with another plant room. Access to this building was not possible and therefore the tank could not be inspected.

A small underground fuel tank is located adjacent to the generator plant room (building no.91). This underground storage tank (UST) is reported to be relatively new and of a double skinned construction.

Site personnel stated that another two disused oil storage areas existed at Erskine Barracks, Wilton. This includes a disused AST noted adjacent to the dog handling section (building no.51) and a previous UST at the MT yard in South Camp. The former UST in the MT yard is discussed further in Section 4.2.4.

FINAL – Erskine Barracks, Wilton Phase One Land Quality Assessment Page 11 P00132700 – Land Quality Assessment Report – December 2004 The AST adjacent to the dog handling section was a small rectangular diesel tank within a brick bund and was noted to be in a reasonable condition. Black staining was noted within the bund. The AST was no longer in use and site representatives stated that it was to be removed.

Other than a small amount of oil for vehicle maintenance there is currently no fuel storage at the MT yard or any vehicle refuelling carried out on site. Helicopters landing at Erskine Barracks are also not refuelled at the site.

Other than heating fuel there are no large stores of POL at Erskine Barracks. Tanks are both checked and refuelled on a monthly basis. There have been no known major spillages at Erskine Barracks. A small oil spill did reportedly occur during 2003 but all oil was contained within the bund. The site representative was unable to detail at which AST this occurred or quantities of oil spilled.

3.2.5 Incinerators and Burning Grounds

No incinerators or visual evidence of burning grounds either current or historic were identified on site during the reconnaissance, and the site representative indicated that there have not been any such areas present at the site.

3.2.6 Air Pollution

Envirocheck information confirms that there are no LAAPC or IPC authorisations for the site. Site representatives indicated that there are also no emissions generated from the boilers on site and there are currently no incinerators. It is considered unlikely therefore that the site is a source of significant air pollution.

3.2.7 Drainage and Discharges

An interceptor is located below the southern car park (Yellow car park) in North Camp. Water intercepted here is taken into a holding tank and then pumped over the railway into the Wessex Water’s mainline sewer. The large boiler house ASTs are thought to be intercepted but site representatives knew no further details.

All surface water at Erskine Barracks is collected via drainage grates and discharged into the River Wylye.

A vehicle washing facility is located in South Camp. Representatives from the site were unsure of the drainage facilities for this area.

The district heating system for the site is currently being decentralised with the building of 2 new boiler houses and a standby generator at building no.92 and no.94. The associated AST for the standby generator will be built to appropriate standards and the area will be intercepted.

All foul sewerage is drained off-site to the local sewerage works. This facility is reportedly at capacity.

A service plan is located in Figure 5. However soakaways and interceptors are not marked on this plan.

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Erskine Barracks is largely an administrative site therefore waste produced on site is mostly office based. Waste produced on site is removed via skips and transported off site for appropriate disposal by a sub-contractor.

Waste produced from work carried out on site by contractors is also removed off-site by contractors for appropriate disposal.

No significant quantities of waste materials are produced at Erskine Barracks’ Motor Transport (MT) yard as all vehicles are now hire vehicles and only minor vehicle maintenance is carried out on the site. A small servicing pit was reported by site representatives to have previously been located within the MT yard. This has since been covered over and is no longer used.

No areas across the site were identified as potential historical tipping grounds for waste materials either during the historical research or during the site walkover study. Site representatives also have not identified any areas such as this at Erskine Barracks. However a small earth bund (approximately 60mx1mx1m) surrounds the southern boundary of the Orange Car Park on North Camp. It is unknown what material was used in the construction of this bund.

3.2.9 Asbestos

A type II asbestos survey has been conducted. Asbestos was identified across the site mostly present within cemented pipes, pipe lagging, floor and ceiling tiles and corrugated cement roof sheets. An assessment of the risk of harm from the asbestos present on site has been carried out and a management plan conceived. Generally the condition of asbestos containing materials (ACM) across the site has been assessed as good.

There is potential for ACMs to be present within soil at the site if previous historic buildings were demolished and the waste not disposed of appropriately. Historical plans indicate that there have been some alterations and possible demolition of historical buildings at both the North and South Camps. These buildings were of an age where ACMs may have been used in their construction.

A summary of the asbestos survey is given in Appendix A.

3.2.10 Transformers and Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)

Electricity enters the site at the intake substation (building no.25) adjacent to the main guardroom (building no.23). Three further electrical distribution substations are present across North Camp at the following locations: • Adjacent to the generator plant room (building no.91) • In front of Louisburg accommodation block (building no.73) • North of boiler house (building no.10)

The conditions of the electrical transformers could not be inspected due to fencing surrounding the substations however site representatives reported that all transformers were in a good condition. It is considered unlikely that any other PCB containing materials are present at Erskine Barracks.

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The Envirocheck database has no records on the storage or disposal of radioactive substances at the site. Dstl Radiological Protection Services (DRPS) have carried out a radiological information search for the study site. They have stated that a small number of military items are retained at the site however this is unlikely to have resulted in any radiological contamination. DRPS have advised that the risks from radiological contamination at Erskine Barracks is low.

3.2.12 Explosive Ordnance

A historical map of the site highlighted that a current archive building (building no.31) in North Camp is located on an area previously an indoor rifle range (22 range). It is unknown when the rifle range was removed but the most recent historical plan found during the site reconnaissance detailing the presence of the rifle range in 1986. It is likely that the use and storage of ammunition in the rifle range would have been strictly controlled.

A small ammunitions store is located next to the QMs office (building no.26).

Site representatives indicated that no further explosive ordnance or chemical weapons were known to have been used at the site at any time.

EOD clearance certificates were not available at the time of the study.

3.3 Public Register Information

Public register information was obtained through the Envirocheck service of the Landmark Information Group and from consultation with Salisbury District Council. Pertinent information obtained from the search is summarised below. The Envirocheck Reports and the response from the Local Authority are contained in Appendix B.

Approx. Distance / Regulatory Information Direction from site Comments / Nature of activity Centre LAAPC* Authorisations • 563m NW • Animal product rendering • 689m E • Quarry processes • 753m W • Waste oil burners Discharge Consents • 74m NW • Soakaway • 142m SW • Processed effluent into River Wylye • 156m NW • Soakaway • 243m W • Processed effluent • 570m E • Soakaway lagoon – mineral workings • 577m S • Storm water overflow • 674m E • Soakaway lagoon – mineral workings • 704m S • Storm sewage overflow – River Nadder Pollution Incidents • 144m SW • Minor incident. Water impact. 2002 • 470m W • Minor incident. Oils & fuels. Water impact. 2003 • 538m NW • Minor incident. Oils – diesels. 2002 • 661m W • Minor incident. Oils – diesels. 2002 • 894m W • Minor incident. Contaminated water. 2003.

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There were no records of the following within 1km of the site: • Integrated Pollution Control (IPC) registered waste sites; • Licensed waste management facilities; • Sites where hazardous substances are registered; • Prosecutions relating to authorised processes; • Notification of Installations Handling Hazardous Substances (NIHHS) or Control of Major Accidents and Hazards (COMAH) sites;

The Environmental Health Department of Salisbury District Council indicated there was no known closed or pre licensing landfills, however it was noted that there are two former quarries with unknown filled ground within 1km of the site (S56010076864 and S560100078139). They were unable to determine whether there was any historical land uses, which may result in contamination issues within the site boundary.

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4.1 Historical OS Maps

An historical review of the development of the site and surrounding area has been undertaken, based upon the information obtained from historical Ordnance Survey (OS) Maps.

Scale Date 1:10,000 / 1 to 6 inches 1982, 1985, 2000 1:10,560 1887, 1901, 1926, 1939, 1940, 1962, 1963 1:2,500 / 1 to 25 inches 1880, 1881, 1901, 1925, 1936, 1939, 1976

Copies of selected OS Maps are contained within Appendix C.

4.1.1 Site Development

The earliest published map covering the area of the site is that of 1880. This shows the site to be largely undeveloped the only site buildings are associated with Fugglestone Farm and a small bridge over the railway line. The north of the site is a large field while south west of the site is wooded. The site is abutted by roads on the south and west boundaries of the site.

The 1901 and 1925 extract shows the site to be unchanged, although there has been some deforestation in the south western area of the site. A building appears just north of the railway line called Bridge End in the 1936 extract, the rest of the site remains largely unchanged. It is reported on the Army’s website that Wilton was first associated with the Army in 1914 setting up HQ Southern Command at Wilton House. The army did not move to the present Erskine Barracks site until 1949, when they took over Fugglestone house (former Fugglestone Farm) from the American Army who had utilised the site as their Southern Command Field Base during World War II. The current barracks were built in the early 1960s. The 1963 extract reflects the site change with the southern part of the site developed with a mixture of buildings; the northern area is also beginning to be developed with nine large and some smaller buildings. By the 1976 map large parts of the site have been redeveloped to include a network of roads and large buildings including some barracks. The most recent extract dated 2000 identifies the site to be compactly developed.

4.1.2 Surrounding Areas Development

The 1887 extract shows that the site was predominantly surrounded by agricultural land, although the railway line is present through the centre of the site. St Mary Magdalen’s Hospital is approximately 50m to the west of the site boundary, buildings to the west of the hospital are noted as a works, farm, a workhouse and Wilton Station. The village of Wilton is approximately 500m to the south west of the site. Directly south is St Peter’s Church and approximately 130m south is the River Wylye, this area is wooded and appears to be part of Wilton Park. The River Nadder runs through the park approximately 650m south of the site. South east of the site there is the village of Quidhampton. The extract shows that the land to the north west and east is predominately agricultural although there is a wooded old chalk pit to the east.

The 1901, 1926 and 1940 map extract shows few changes although the site has been increased in development and a new hospital is adjacent to the south east boundary of the site, also some ASTs and a laundry are noted approximately 150m

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The 1963 extract shows increased urbanisation around Wilton and the development of the chalk pits and works to the west of the site. Urbanisation is encroaching from the west. The 1985 map continues in the same trend of urbanisation. The ASTs to the south east have been removed but the laundry is still in existence. The area to the far west has a school present and further housing, and a disused pit is situated approximately 800m to the north west. The most recent extract from 2000 remains largely unchanged with the exception of the railway station area to the west, which is now identified as two works and a factory.

4.2 MOD Sources

Information on the history of the site has also been obtained from the following Military and Government sources. • Dstl Radiological Protection Services (DRPS) • Army Historical Branch (AHB) • Air Historical Branch (AHB Royal Air Force)

The responses from DRPS, AHB and AHB (RAF) are contained in Appendix D.

4.2.1 Dstl Radiological Protection Services

Dstl Radiological Protection Services (DRPS) have carried out a radiological information search for the study site. They have stated that a small number of military items are retained at the site however this is unlikely to have resulted in any radiological contamination. DRPS have advised that the risks from radiological contamination at Erskine Barracks is low.

4.2.2 Army Historical Branch

The Army first built a camp in Wilton, at the lower part of the Avenue between the Almshouses and the railway during 1914, to house a large number of troops. At the end of the First World War the Army moved out.

At the beginning of the Second World War the Army requisitioned Wilton House (located south of the current site, within the town of Wilton) as the new HQ Southern Command. Extra offices and accommodation were required. During 1945, the Army moved HQ Southern Command into Erskine Barracks (the current site location) and took over Fugglestone House (used by the US Army as their Southern Command during the war). New barracks were built in the early 1960’s.

Erskine Barracks were home to the HQ Southern Command when the army moved to the site in 1949. HQ Southern Command was renamed Strategic Command in 1968 and then renamed again to United Kingdom Land Forces (UKLF) in 1972. The UKLF existed until 1995 when HQ Land Command was created at Erskine Barracks and remains to the present day.

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The Air Historical Branch (RAF) hold very little information about this site. From October 1939 to November 1966 the RAF had an aviation fuel depot within the area of Wilton town. The air historic branch was unable to identify if this was located within the Erskine Barracks area.

4.2.4 Anecdotal Information

A vehicle fuel filling point and associated UST was reported to have been located in the MT yard on South Camp. Representatives of the site stated that the tanks have reportedly been decommissioned and removed between 1990 and 1999 but no decommissioning report is available.

The photographic dark room (building no. 1) currently develops digital photograph but has previously developed photographs using chemicals which are likely to have been stored and used in this building in the past.

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5.1 Study Site

From a review of the previous activities at the site and observations of historic site operations, the following potentially contaminative uses have been identified:

Location/Use Activities Anticipated Environmental Issue Former rifle range (at Target practice Explosive ordnance, explosive the location of building residues and metals no. 31)

Historical buildings (now Unknown Asbestos demolished) and made ground (unknown fill material in small earth bund (approx 60m x 1m x 1m) along the southern boundary of Orange Car Park on North Camp)

Former dark X-rays, photographic Metals, inorganic and organic room/photographic development using chemicals contamination building (building no. 1) chemicals, accidental spillage of chemicals

Former Fire Station Vehicle maintenance Hydrocarbon contamination, (building no. 24) chemicals and lubricants.

Decommissioned UST Fuel storage and vehicle Hydrocarbon contamination and filling point at MT re-fuelling activities Yard

Disused AST adjacent Fuel storage Hydrocarbon contamination to building no 51 (dog handling section)

Electrical transformers Delivering electricity PCB and hydrocarbon (building no. 25, 91, 73 contamination from electrical and 10) substations across the site associated with transformer oil

Possible RAF Aviation Aviation fuel storage and Hydrocarbon contamination Fuel Depot within the possible refuelling site boundary

From a review of the current activities at the site and observations of current site operations, the following potentially contaminative uses have been identified:

Location/Use Activities Anticipated Environmental Issue Boiler house and plant Fuel storage Hydrocarbon contamination. RMS (building no.s 10, 16 and 91)

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Existing buildings Asbestos building Asbestos materials in existing structures

Ammunitions store Storage of ammunition Explosive ordnance, explosive adjacent to building no. residues and metals 26

5.2 Neighbouring Sites

The railway line cutting through the site is a potential source of hydrocarbon contamination. The garage abutting the northern boundary of South Camp may also be a potential source of hydrocarbon contamination. Fields to the north and west are unlikely to cause any contamination.

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6.1 Geology

The geological map for the area (Sheet 298, Salisbury) indicates that the site is partially situated over drift deposits of Valley Gravel, which in turn overlies Upper Chalk from the Cretaceous period.

6.2 Hydrogeology

The Environment Agency Groundwater Vulnerability Map (Sheet 44) for the area, indicates that Chalk is designated a Major Aquifer, highly permeable with the probable presence of significant fracturing. The Chalk is likely to be highly productive and capable of supporting large abstractions for public supply. The soils are of a high leaching potential, which readily transmit liquid discharges because they are shallow or are susceptible to rapid flow. The Valley Gravel drift deposits are classified as a Minor Aquifer and are likely to be in hydraulic continuity with the underlying Chalk.

There are four recorded licensed and two private groundwater abstractions within 1km of the study site. The nearest borehole abstraction at North Hills Farm for general agricultural use, which lies 697m to the south of the site.

The Hydrogeological Map for the Area (Sheet 8 Hampshire and the Isle of Wight), indicates that the water table within the Chalk is at approximately 55mAOD. Groundwater would therefore be expected to be present at between 45m and 15m below ground level. The regional groundwater flow direction shown on the hydrogeological map is south/southeastwards.

The site does not lie in a Source Protection Zone.

6.3 Hydrology

The nearest surface water feature that is indicated on the Ordnance Survey map is the River Wylye, which lies approximately 130m south west of the site. This is classified by the Environment Agency as Grade A, very good, under the General Quality Assessment (GQA) system for chemical and biological quality.

The River Nadder is located approximately 550m south of the site and receives a GQA classification of Grade B, good.

There are three licensed surface water abstractions within 1 km of the site. The nearest surface water abstraction is taken from the River Wylye, 280m south west of the site.

The River Wylye is located at an elevation of approximately 55mAOD in the vicinity of the site and may be in hydraulic continuity with groundwater beneath the site. The degree of continuity would be restricted by the presence of Alluvium along the course of the river.

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There is one site of special scientific interest (SSSI) and two special areas of conservation within 1km of the study site. The site is in an area designated a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone. The nearest potentially ecologically sensitive land (SSSI) use is the River Avon system (including the River Wylye), 130m south of the site.

6.5 Sensitivity Assessment

Based upon the above information, the sensitivity of local environmental receptors within the vicinity of the site are assessed as follows: • Groundwater – High sensitivity. The site is located over a Major Aquifer with highly permeable drift deposits. • Surface water – High sensitivity. The site is located close to the River Wylye and Nadder with surface water abstractions in the vicinity. • Ecology – High sensitivity. The site is located 130m north of a SSSI for the River Avon System.

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7.1 Introduction

A qualitative risk assessment has been undertaken for HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks, Wilton based upon evaluation of information collated during the study and described in the preceding chapters.

Risk assessment is a process by which the actual or potential risks posed by identified hazards to specific receptors is estimated. In the context of this study hazards relate to sources, or potential sources, of contamination capable of causing harm. Receptors are the entity that may be at risk of adverse effects from the hazard and include human health, surface waters, groundwater, buildings and services. In order for a hazard to present a risk to a receptor an exposure pathway must link them. This source-pathway-receptor model is considered best practice methodology to evaluate environmental risks arising from potential land contamination, according to Department of the Environment Transport and Regions (DETR) and the Environment Agency.

7.2 Methodology

The environmental risk assessment in this report is based upon a formalised tiered system of risk estimation which aims to identify significant environmental risks that may require further investigation or indicate a potential for exposure to legal or financial liability.

Risk screening (Tier 1 of the framework for environmental risk assessment) can identify priority risks and determine which hazards or risks should be investigated in greater detail. If the initial Tier 1 assessment indicates little potential for concern then there is no justification in undertaking more detailed and sophisticated assessments (e.g. Tier 2 and 3 quantitative analysis).

The risk evaluation methodology has been developed by the MOD and is consistent with guidance published in the following documents: • DETR Guidelines for Environmental Risk Assessment and Management, Revised Departmental Guidance, August 2000. • CIRIA. Contaminated Land Risk Assessment, A Guide to Good Practice. 2001 • DETR. Circular 02/2000, Contaminated Land Environmental Protection Act 1990: Part IIA, February 2000.

Environmental risk (DETR 2000) is evaluated by the following five stages: 1. Identifying the possible hazards. 2. Identifying the consequences arising from a hazard. 3. Assessing the magnitude of possible consequences. 4. Determining the probability of consequences occurring. 5. Determining the significance of the overall risk.

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In order to estimate the significance of risks to various receptors arising at the land at Erskine Barracks, each of the five stages has been undertaken. The risk classification system used for this LQA adopts the following terminology:

Term Description Very High There is a high probability that severe harm could arise to a designated Risk receptor from an identified hazard at the site without appropriate remedial action. High Risk Harm is likely to arise to a designated receptor from an identified hazard at the site without appropriate remedial action. Moderate It is possible that without appropriate remedial action, harm could arise to a Risk designated receptor but it is relatively unlikely that any such harm would be severe and if any harm were to occur it is more likely that such harm would be relatively mild. Low Risk It is possible that harm could arise to a designated receptor from an identified hazard but it is likely that at worst, that this harm, if realised, would normally be mild. Negligible The presence of an identified hazard does not give rise to the potential to Risk cause significant harm.

These classification terms of potential risk are therefore used to reflect both the probability of an event occurring and the magnitude of possible effects.

7.3 Sources

The following sources of potential contamination have been identified at Erskine Barracks, Wilton as a result of historical/current activities either on-site or within the immediate surrounding area: Current • Hydrocarbons associated with fuel storage points for boiler house and plant rooms including bulk fuel storage areas • Hydrocarbon, solvent, degreasers and lubricant contamination in Motor Transport area • Asbestos (identified in the site type II asbestos survey) contained within existing building structures • Explosive ordnance, explosive residues and metals associated with the ammunitions store adjacent to building no. 26 Historic • Explosive ordnance, explosive residues and metals associated with former rifle range (building no.31) • Metals, inorganic and organic chemicals identified in the use of photographic and x-ray development • Asbestos in sub-surface soils from demolition of former buildings and possibly in made ground comprising the small earth bund located along the boundary of the Orange Car Park • Chemicals and oils associated with the former fire station (building no.24)

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The locations of these areas are shown in Figure 3 except for the aviation fuel storage area, which is unknown.

7.4 Pathways

Potential environmental exposure pathways for the site include: • direct contact with or accidental ingestion of contaminated soils by humans. • leaching and migration of contaminants through permeable strata in unsaturated zone. • migration of contaminants via groundwater flow. • migration of contaminated surface run-off. • uptake of contaminants by plant roots. • inhalation by humans of asbestos fibres or volatile organic contaminants.

7.5 Receptors

Potential receptors at and within the vicinity of the study site include:

• Humans The Erskine Barracks site is currently occupied primarily by civilian and military office workers. Potential human receptors include current site users, personnel involved in demolition / redevelopment works and future site users. • Groundwater The site overlies a Major Aquifer. There are six groundwater abstractions within 1km of the site, two of which are utilised for industrial/agricultural/private uses. • Surface water The nearest surface water is the River Wylye, approximately 130m south west of the site at its nearest location. • Fauna and Vegetation (Ecology) The site is mostly built up with only limited areas of vegetation. A Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and two Special Areas of Conservation are located within 1km of the site. The nearest sensitive land use is the River Avon system SSSI located approximately 130m south of the site.

• Buildings and Structures Plastic underground services / pipes can be affected by elevated phenol or organic concentrations in shallow soils or groundwater.

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A risk evaluation associated with the land quality has been carried out by considering the source-pathway-receptor relationship in terms of both the probability (likelihood) that source-receptor linkage will occur and the potential consequences of the occurrence.

A summary of potential environmental risks based upon current conditions at the site is presented in Table 7.1. A site conceptual model of the sources, pathways and receptors for the site is given in Figure 4.

7.6.1 Current Uses

Humans (Current Site Users):

The risk to current site users from the potential presence of explosives, explosive residues and metals associated with the former rifle range and the existing ammunition store is considered to be low to moderate. Contamination is likely to be localised and the previous and current use and storage of ammunition likely to be subject to strict controls.

Risks associated with asbestos within existing structures, within the earth bund to the south of the Orange Car Park and associated with the demolition of former buildings have been identified as low to moderate. Asbestos containing materials (ACMs) have been identified within buildings on site during the type II asbestos survey however risks are being minimised due to a management plan currently in operation. Direct contact with asbestos associated with the demolition of former buildings is considered to be unlikely due to the presence of hardstanding. It is also considered to be unlikely that the earth bund will be disturbed by normal site activities.

The historical use of inorganic and organic chemicals in the process of photographic development is considered to pose a low risk to current site users as relatively small quantities are likely to have been used.

The presence of potential contamination associated with the former fire station is considered to pose a negligible risk to current site users. Spillages are likely to have been localised and are likely to be present beneath the present day hardstanding.

The risk to current site users from the potential presence of hydrocarbon contaminants associated with the former UST at the MT Yard, the disused AST adjacent to building no. 51 and the current storage/use of hydrocarbons and chemicals in the boiler house, plant rooms and MT area has been assessed as low. This reflects the likely localised nature of sources of contamination and limited potential for exposure under current site conditions.

Historical contamination associated with electrical transformers on the site and the possible RAF aviation fuel storage activities are considered to pose a low to moderate risk to current site users. This reflects the low likelihood of a pollutant linkage and in the case of RAF aviation fuel storage, the lack of actual evidence that this took place on the site.

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The risk to groundwater associated with former rifle range, ammunition store, historical use of the photographic building (building no. 1), is considered to be low or negligible. This reflects the localised nature of potential contamination and the assessment that a pollutant linkage is unlikely.

The risk to groundwater associated with the former fire station and the historical use of electrical transformers is considered to low to moderate. Although it is considered that there is a low likelihood of a pollutant linkage due to the likely presence of hardstanding, the potential consequence is assessed as moderate.

The risk to groundwater associated with the potential presence of hydrocarbon contamination from the former UST at the MT Yard, the disused AST adjacent to building no. 51 and the current storage/use of hydrocarbons and chemicals in the boiler house, plant rooms and the MT area has been assessed as moderate to high. The site is underlain by a major aquifer with groundwater abstractions within 1km of the site. Soils overlying the site are of high leaching potential. The bunds around the current bulk fuel storage facilities are reported to be in poor condition as are the tanks themselves.

The risk to groundwater associated with the possible former RAF aviation fuel store is considered to be low to moderate as there is no actual evidence that this took place on the site itself.

The nearest identified surface water receptor is located approximately 130m south of the site and is classified as Grade A, very good. Surface water run-off from site drains to the River Wylye. Risks to surface waters from most receptors are assessed as low or negligible. The only exceptions are the potential contamination associated with the former UST at the MT Yard, the disused AST adjacent to building no. 51 and the current storage/use of hydrocarbons and chemicals in the boiler house, plant rooms and the MT area which are considered to pose a low to moderate risk to surface water. This is because there is considered to be a low likelihood of a pollutant linkage and the potential consequences are considered to be mild to moderate.

Fauna and Vegetation:

The risk to vegetation at the site has been assessed as being low or negligible. This reflects the limited potential for a pollution linkage to occur while the site remains undisturbed due to the hardstanding cover and minimal vegetation.

7.6.2 During Demolition Works

Risks to site workers may arise during demolition works at the site as a result of exposure to contaminants associated with former buildings and site activities.

There is also a potential high risk to workers involved in demolition due to the presence of asbestos as part of building structures. The presence of asbestos may also result in a potential for ground contamination to occur during the demolition of the existing buildings.

Potential risks from asbestos can be controlled through appropriate decommissioning, completion of appropriate Health and Safety Risk Assessments, application of appropriate methods, monitoring and controls and by the use of suitable Personal Protective Equipment during any subsequent demolition works.

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Former rifle range Explosives, Humans (Current Direct contact, ingestion Health Risks Moderate Low Likelihood Low to Moderate (Building No 31) and explosive Site Users) inhalation Risk current ammunition residues and Residues may be present from historical store metals use however likely to be localised to Building no.31. Historical and current use/storage of ammunition is likely to be strictly controlled. Groundwater Leaching and Contamination Moderate Unlikely Low Risk subsequent migration of Major (Chalk Aquifer) via unsaturated zone. Aquifer Localised source and migration of supporting contaminants likely to have been limited Water by presence of hardstanding. abstractions Surface Water Migration via shallow Contamination Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk groundwater of Surface Water Nearest identified receptor is River Wylye at c. 130m south at its closest proximity therefore unlikely pollution linkage and potential for significant dilution. Flora and Migration and uptake via Phytotoxic Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk Vegetation plan roots effects Contamination localised to areas of hardstanding

Asbestos in Asbestos Humans (Current Inhalation Health Risks Severe Unlikely Low to Moderate subsurface soil from Site Users) Risk demolition of former Contamination pathway possibly buildings and in bund prevented by presence of hardstanding to the south of the in relation to demolition of former Orange Car Park buildings. Earth bund unlikely to be disturbed by normal site activities.

Historical use of Metals, Humans (Current Direct contact, ingestion Health Risks Moderate Unlikely Low Risk photographic building/ inorganic and Site Users) inhalation dark room (building organic Relatively small quantities of chemicals no. 1) chemicals used in developing photographs.

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Groundwater Leaching and Contamination Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk subsequent migration of Major (Chalk Aquifer) via unsaturated zone. Aquifer Relatively small quantities of chemicals supporting likely to have been used. Infiltration of Water spillages is likely to have been limited by abstractions the undertaking of this activity indoors. Surface Water Migration via shallow Contamination Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk groundwater of Surface Water Relatively small quantities of chemicals likely to have been used. Infiltration of spillages is likely to have been limited by the undertaking of this activity indoors. Flora and Migration and uptake via Phytotoxic Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk Vegetation plan roots effects Relatively small quantities of chemicals likely to have been used. Infiltration of spillages is likely to have been limited by the undertaking of this activity indoors.

Former Fire Station Chemicals and Humans (Current Direct contact, ingestion Health Risks Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk (building no. 24) Lubricants Site Users) inhalation Limited exposure as potential spillages likely to be localised and any associated soil contamination likely to be beneath present day hardstanding. Groundwater Leaching and Contamination Moderate Low likelihood Low to Moderate subsequent migration of Major Risk (Chalk Aquifer) via unsaturated zone. Aquifer Localised source and migration of supporting contaminants likely to have been limited Water by presence of hardstanding around abstractions former fire station.

Former Fire Station Chemicals and Surface Water Migration via shallow Contamination Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk Lubricants groundwater of Surface Water Nearest identified receptor is River Wylye at c. 130m south at its closest proximity therefore unlikely pollution linkage and potential for significant dilution.

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Flora and Migration and uptake via Phytotoxic Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk Vegetation plan roots effects Contamination localised and likely to have been limited by presence of hardstanding around former fire station.

Former UST and filling Hydrocarbons Humans Direct contact, ingestion Health Risks Mild Low Likelihood Low Risk point at the MT Yard inhalation and disused AST (Current Site Limited exposure potential to area of adjacent to building Users) UST as contamination would be present no. 51 below ground level. Any associated soil contamination likely to be localised. Groundwater Leaching and Contamination Moderate to Severe Likely Moderate to subsequent migration of Major High Risk (Chalk Aquifer) via unsaturated zone. Aquifer UST below ground level within supporting unsaturated zone. No information Water available regarding decommissioning. abstractions AST still in place awaiting removal. Surface Water Migration via shallow Contamination Mild to Moderate Low Likelihood Low to Moderate groundwater of Surface Risk Water Nearest identified receptor is River Wylye at c. 130m south at its closest proximity therefore unlikely pollution linkage and potential for significant dilution. Fauna and Uptake via plant roots Phytotoxic Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk Vegetation effects Contamination localised and not likely to be a pollutant linkage with vegetation or wildlife on-site.

Historical use of PCBs and Humans Direct contact, ingestion Health Risks Moderate Low Likelihood Low to Moderate electrical transformers hydrocarbons inhalation Risk (Current Site Limited exposure and any associated soil Users) contamination likely to be localised.

Groundwater Leaching and Contamination Moderate Low Likelihood Low to Moderate subsequent migration of Major Risk (Chalk Aquifer) via unsaturated zone. Aquifer Soil contamination is likely to be supporting localised. PCBs are of low solubility. Water abstractions

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Surface Water Migration via shallow Contamination Mild Low Likelihood Low Risk groundwater of Surface Water Nearest identified receptor is River Wylye at c. 130m south at its closest proximity therefore unlikely pollution linkage and potential for significant dilution. PCBs are of low solubility. Fauna and Uptake via plant roots Phytotoxic Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk Vegetation effects Contamination localised to areas of hardstanding.

Possible RAF aviation Hydrocarbons Humans Direct contact, ingestion Health Risks Moderate Low Likelihood Low to Moderate fuel storage inhalation Risk (Current Site Large quantities of hydrocarbons may Users) have been stored on site, but there is no actual evidence that this took place within the site itself. Groundwater Leaching and Contamination Moderate Low Likelihood Low to Moderate subsequent migration of Major Risk (Chalk Aquifer) via unsaturated zone. Aquifer Large quantities of hydrocarbons may supporting have been stored on site, but there is no Water actual evidence that this took place abstractions within the site itself. Surface Water Migration via shallow Contamination Mild Low Likelihood Low Risk groundwater of Surface Water Nearest identified receptor is River Wylye at c. 130m south at its closest proximity therefore unlikely pollution linkage and potential for significant dilution. No evidence that fuel storage actually took place within the site. Fauna and Uptake via plant roots Phytotoxic Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk Vegetation effects Large quantities of hydrocarbons may have been stored on site, but there is no actual evidence that this took place within the site itself.

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Boiler house, plant Hydrocarbons Humans (Current Direct contact, ingestion Health Risks Moderate Unlikely Low Risk rooms and MT area Site Users) inhalation (fuel, Limited exposure potential because degreasers, hydrocarbons are stored within bunded solvents and tanks. Use and storage of chemicals lubricating oils) and oils within the MT Yard is likely to be limited and subject to controls Groundwater Leaching and Contamination Moderate to Severe Likely Moderate to subsequent migration of Major High Risk (Chalk Aquifer) via unsaturated zone. Aquifer Bulk storage tanks are reported to be in supporting poor condition and within brick bunds Water which are also in poor condition. abstractions Surface Water Migration via shallow Contamination Mild to Moderate Low Likelihood Low to Moderate groundwater of Surface Risk Water Nearest identified receptor is River Wylye at c. 130m south at its closest proximity therefore unlikely pollution linkage and potential for significant dilution. Flora and uptake via plan roots Phytotoxic Mild Unlikely Negligible Risk Vegetation effects Contamination likely to be localised to area immediately surrounding tanks. Use of chemicals and oils within the MT Yard is likely to take place inside.

Asbestos within Asbestos Humans (Current Direct contact, ingestion Health Risks Severe Unlikely Low to Moderate existing structures Site Users) inhalation Risk Asbestos identified across the site during a type II survey but a management plan has been created.

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Based upon the information obtained and reviewed as part of this LQA assessment it is considered that widespread contamination is unlikely as a result of the historical or current use of the site.

Potential sources of contamination may have arisen from a former UST and fuel filling area at the MT Yard, the disused AST adjacent to building no. 51, the boiler house and plant rooms, the MT area, the former rifle range and the current ammunitions store, the former fire station, asbestos contained within existing structures and within the ground as a result of demolition of former buildings, historic use of the photographic building and historical use of PCBs in electrical transformers. There is also a possibility that a former RAF aviation fuel store was located on the site. It is anticipated that sources of contamination are likely to be localised. There have been no identified risks from radiological contamination at Erskine Barracks.

The risks to current site users from potential ground contamination have been assessed as negligible in relation to the former fire station and low in relation to the historical use of the photographic building, former UST and filling point at the MT Yard, disused AST adjacent to building no. 51, boiler houses, plant rooms and MT area. The risks to current site users from potential ground contamination have been assessed as low to moderate in relation to the former rifle range, current ammunition store, historical use of electrical transformers and former RAF aviation fuel storage.

Risks associated with asbestos have been identified as being low to moderate. Asbestos containing materials (ACMs) have been identified within buildings on site during the type II asbestos survey however risks are being minimised due to a management plan currently in operation. Risks to current site users from asbestos in soil due to potential demolition waste from previous buildings on site and potentially present in the earth bund to the south of the Orange Car Park, has been assessed as low to moderate. This is due to the low likelihood of direct contact with potential asbestos with the current buildings and hardstanding cover across the site. The earth bund is unlikely to be disturbed by normal site activities.

The presence of asbestos may also result in a potential for ground contamination to occur during the demolition of the existing buildings. Such potential risks can be controlled with the implementation of appropriate decommissioning and site clearance procedures, including the provision of suitable Personal Protective Equipment for site personnel.

Potential risks to groundwater from potential current and historical sources have been assessed as low or negligible in relation to the former rifle range and current ammunition store, historic use of the photographic building. The risk to groundwater from potential contamination associated with the former fire station, historical use of electrical transformers and the possible RAF aviation fuel store is considered to be low to moderate. The risk to groundwater from potential contamination associated with the former UST and filling point at the MT Yard, the disused AST adjacent to building no. 51, boiler houses, plant rooms and the MT area is considered to be moderate to high. The risk classifications take account of the high sensitivity of the Major Aquifer beneath the site and also the potential severity of the potential contamination associated with each identified source.

Risk to surface waters from most potential contaminative sources have been assessed as low or negligible. The only exceptions are the potential contamination associated with the former UST at the MT Yard, the disused AST adjacent to building no. 51 and the current storage/use of hydrocarbons and chemicals in the boiler

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The risks to all receptors from explosive ordnance has been assessed as negligible with respect to surface water and flora and fauna, low with respect to groundwater and low to moderate with respect to current site users. Potential areas of concern relating to EOD issues are likely to be localised to the former rifle range (building no.31) and the current ammunition stores area (building no.26).

Envirocheck database has detailed no records of storage or disposal of radioactive substances located on the Erskine Barracks site. DSTL Radiological Protection Services (DRPS) have stated that there is a low risk to potential receptors from radiological sources.

Risks to future users of the site will depend upon the nature of that use. However it is considered that Erskine Barracks would be suitable for non-sensitive end-use (commercial or light industrial) purposes subject to appropriate investigation and remediation (where required) of anticipated localised contamination. Erskine Barracks may also be suitable for more sensitive (residential) end-use, however it is considered that more extensive investigations and remediation would be required for this purpose.

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Reference Text: • Allen, D.J. (1997). The Physical Properties of Major Aquifers in England and Wales. British Geological Survey Technical Report WD/97/34. Environment Agency R & D Publication 8. • CIRIA . Contaminated Land Risk Assessment, A Guide to Good Practice. 2001 • Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. Environmental Protection Act 1990, Part IIA, Contaminated Land Circular 02/2000. • DETR Guidelines for Environmental Risk Assessment and Management, Revised Departmental Guidance, August 2000.

Historical OS Maps and Environmental Information: • Landmark Information Group Limited. 7 Abbey Court, Eagle Way, Sowton, Exeter EX2 7HY. • Salisbury District Council. The Council House, Borne Hill, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3UZ.

Site Setting Information: • Ordnance Survey. Explorer Map 184. 1:50,000. 1997. • British Geological Survey (BGS): 1:50,000 Sheet 289, Salisbury, 1974. • Environment Agency. Groundwater Vulnerability Map. Sheet 44. 100,000 Scale, 1970.

Site Information Sources: • Site Representative Contacts: Defence Estates HQ Land Command QM Deputy EWS RQMS • Dstl Radiation Protection Services (DRPS), Crescent Road, Alverstoke, Gosport Hants • Army Historical Branch. 3-5 Great Scotland Yard, London, SW1A 2HW. • Royal Air Force Historical Branch, Building 266, Royal Air Force Bentley Priory, Stanmore, Middx, HA7 3HH.

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ASBESTOS REGISTER SUMMARY BABCOCK INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES Building 26 Room 20 HQ Land Command Erskine Barracks Wilton Salisbury SP2 0AG

ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT VOLUME 1

HQ LAND COMMAND Erskine Barracks

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 1 of 102 March 2004 BABCOCK INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES Building 26 Room 20 HQ Land Command Erskine Barracks Wilton Salisbury SP2 0AG

Disclaimer

This consultancy contract was completed by Casella Hazmat on the basis of a defined programme of work and terms and conditions agreed with the Client. We confirm that in preparing this report we have exercised all reasonable skill and care bearing in mind the project objectives, the agreed scope of works, prevailing site conditions and the degree of manpower and resources allocated to the project, as agreed.

Casella Hazmat cannot accept responsibility to any parties whatsoever, following the issue of this report, for any matters arising which may be considered outside of the agreed scope of works.

This report is issued in confidence to the Client and the MOD. Casella Hazmat cannot accept any responsibility to any third parties to whom this report may be circulated, in part or in full, and any such parties rely on the contents of the report solely at their own risk.

Unless specifically assigned or transferred within the terms of the agreement, the consultant asserts and retains all Copyright, and other Intellectual Property Rights, in and over the report and its contents. Copies of the report in whole may be made by the client and the MOD for circulation within those organisations.

Any questions or matters arising from this report may be addressed in the first instance to the Project Manager.

Prepared by: Reviewed by:

Mrs S Claxton BSc (Hons) Mr A Holden PROJECT MANAGER OFFICE MANAGER

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SECTION CONTENTS

1.0 MANAGEMENT SUMMARY

2.0 GENERAL SITE AND SURVEY INFORMATION

3.0 DETAILED REPORT

4.0 USE OF THIS REPORT TO PREPARE A MANAGEMENT PLAN

APPENDIX A MATERIALS ASSESSMENT ALGORITHM

APPENDIX B BULK ANALYSIS DETAIL

APPENDIX C PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATES

VOLUME 2

APPENDIX D MARKED DRAWINGS

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1.1 Objectives

A survey has been carried out of HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks for asbestos-containing materials (ACMs). The objectives of the survey were to: -

• Locate and record the location extent and product type of any presumed or known ACMs, as far as reasonably practical • Inspect and record information on the accessibility, condition and surface treatment of any presumed or known ACMs (for a Type 1 or Type 2 survey - not recorded in a Type 3 survey). • Determine and record the asbestos type, either by collecting representative samples, or by making a presumption based on the product type and its appearance etc. • To establish the relative ability of the various types of ACMs identified to release asbestos fibres by carrying out a Materials Assessment using a simple algorithm.

1.2 Summary of Findings

The following ACMs were identified during the course of the survey:-

• Asbestos pipe lagging residue beneath MMMF (Man-Made Mineral Fibre) lagging in plant room no. 1, building 016; • Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB) ceiling panels/tiles in buildings 004, 016D & 043; • AIB wall panels behind radiators and in a ceiling void in Building 016, in cupboards in building 043; • Asbestos paper lining to pipes beneath MMMF lagging in building 010, 021, 022 and 027; associated asbestos paper lining debris was also found in the Switch Room in building 027; • Asbestos cement pipes (damaged) in building 004 (with associated debris in area 09); building 017/018 and building 043; • Asbestos cement pipe casing in building 010; • Asbestos cement panels to radiator columns in building 016, to ceiling panels in building 026, to walls in building 043 and as soffits outside 044; • Asbestos cement floor tiles to patio outside building 015; • Corrugated asbestos cement roof sheets to hut 10a, garage 029a and building 034; • Asbestos cement undercloaking to roof of building 057; • Asbestos cement water tank in building 029; • Asbestos coating to fibreboard wall panels in building 019 (and ceiling panels), building 021 and building 028; • Asbestos gaskets to pipe flange joint and boiler hatch in building 010 (Boiler House); • Asbestos-containing toilet cisterns in buildings 038, 040 and 043; • Asbestos-containing vinyl floor tiles in building 007; • Asbestos-containing stair-nosing (edging strips/treads) in buildings 026 and 043; • Textured coating to predominantly ceilings presumed to contain asbestos in buildings 007, 016, 016C, 017/018, 043, 052, 053 and to the external walls of portacabin 092.

Note this list is not exhaustive; please refer to the Detailed Inspection Report in Section 3.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 4 of 102 March 2004 Details of the Materials Assessments made can be found in Appendix A of this report. Attention is particularly drawn to the following ACMs where the Materials Assessment score is 10 or more. These are regarded as having a high potential to release fibres.

• Asbestos pipe lagging residue beneath MMMF lagging in plant room no. 1, building 016.

1.3 Format of report

The information collected is presented in the following format: -

• Section 2 General site and survey information This Section contains general information concerning the method which was used to carry out the survey and the scope and extent of the work.

• Section 3 Detailed inspection report This Section contains comprehensive information concerning all the ACMs identified during the survey. It also contains information on areas that were not accessed. [This Section must be read in conjunction with the Materials Assessment Algorithm in Appendix A, the photographs in Appendix C and the marked drawings in Appendix D].

The report and accompanying drawings should be consulted before any building or installation work is carried out in the building. All building users should be made aware of the contents of the report. It should not be used for the purposes of costing asbestos removal work. No responsibility will be accepted should the information contained herein be used in this way. Any person(s) using the report in this way MUST satisfy themselves as to the extent of the asbestos within the designated areas and thereby ensure that their tender is sufficient in every respect to remove ALL the asbestos within these areas, including any that may be hidden behind known or presumed asbestos materials.

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2.1 Clients Instructions

Casella Hazmat were instructed by Mr. H. A. Hill of Babcock Infrastructures Services to undertake a type 2 asbestos survey as defined in MDHS 100 of HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks, Wilton, Salisbury, SP2 0AG.

The objective of the survey was to locate and assess asbestos containing building elements in accordance with MDHS100 and the Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2002, in addition to the requirements of the client’s stated brief.

2.2 Scope of Survey

Erskine Barracks consists of fifty four, single and multi-storey buildings, of multi-various construction. Any available plans are included in Appendix D of this report.

This survey inspection report details all areas that were accessed and lists all known areas where access was not possible. Any area not referred to directly in this report should be assumed not to have been inspected and must therefore be presumed to contain asbestos. Further information should be sought before any work is permitted to take place within the area.

Within the areas inspected all reasonable efforts were made to identify accessible and visibly apparent suspect asbestos containing materials without causing damage to the structural elements of the building fabric, fixtures and fittings or the decoration. This does not imply a guarantee that all possible sources of asbestos fibres have been identified.

Opening up and sampling were carried out only when it was safe and possible using the methods set out in Sections 2.3 and 2.4 of this report. Certain general elements that are not normally accessed are listed in Section 2.3 of the report.

2.3 Survey Method

The survey was carried out between 12th November and 9th December 2003 by Dave Milton BSc (Hons), Senior Environmental Consultant, James Parker, Environmental Consultant and Christopher Barnett BSc (Hons), Environmental Consultant.

The survey was of type 2 and has been carried out in all accessible areas within the agreed scope.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 6 of 102 March 2004 There are three types of survey as referred to in MDHS100: -

• Type 1

A survey to locate, so far as is reasonably practical, the presence of any suspected ACMs within a building and assess their condition. No samples are taken. Any areas not accessed should be presumed to contain asbestos unless proved otherwise. Any materials which, in the surveyor's opinion, are likely to contain asbestos are "strongly presumed" to contain asbestos.

• Type 2

This is as detailed for a type 1 survey except that sampling is undertaken to confirm or refute the surveyor's opinions. This is the most common standard to which an asbestos survey is carried out.

• Type 3

This type of survey is used to locate and describe as far as reasonably practical all ACMs within a building and may involve destructive surveying methods to gain access to all areas. This is intended to provide pre-demolition or refurbishment information to allow for all ACMs to be removed. The condition of the ACMs does not require assessment in this type of survey.

The survey method used is available on request.

2.4 Restrictions and Limitations

Accessible is defined as reasonably and safely reachable on foot, or from a stepladder up to 3m, or by removing a cover which is screwed in place, and without damaging fittings or decorations. The opening of electrical equipment (e.g. switch boxes), plant (e.g. boilers, air handling units and ducted systems) and hazardous installations (e.g. chemical containers) is specifically excluded. Inaccessible floor and ceiling voids (e.g. under fitted carpet/floor coverings or above fixed ceiling tiles) have not been penetrated or accessed nor has heavy furniture be moved. The lifting of tongue and groove ceilings and floors has been specifically excluded. Wall cavities, service risers, ducts and other voids may be blocked or bricked in. These will only be detected where shown on the drawings provided and may not be accessible unless there is a hatch or other opening present. Lift shafts and cars and similar areas containing moving machinery have not been inspected, neither has the inside voids of partition walls, soil pipes etc. Aluminium clad and foil-faced man-made mineral fibre insulation have not been inspected beneath unless the surveyor had strong reason to believe residual asbestos debris may be present. Doors will only usually be drilled on type 3 surveys.

Our surveyors have indicated specific inaccessible areas and elements found during the survey in Section 3. MDHS 100 states that where access cannot be gained to an area it must be presumed that it contains asbestos. Further destructive surveying should therefore be undertaken should planned works be likely to affect these areas.

It should be noted that even when there is no asbestos found in any particular area this is not a guarantee that this location does not have asbestos present. Due caution must always be taken when dealing with building materials and any suspected materials must reported and left undisturbed until further investigation proves it is safe to proceed.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 7 of 102 March 2004 Using standard polarised light microscopy (PLM) as detailed in the HSE MDHS 77, it may not be possible to identify very fine asbestos fibres such as those present in some textured coatings. It is recommended that all textured coatings should be considered to contain asbestos fibre unless they are analysed using Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM).

Asbestos containing materials have not been disturbed or removed during the course of this survey. There is the possibility for additional ACM to be present behind those identified which may only be discovered during subsequent asbestos removal work.

Full details of the accredited survey method and examples of elements that are normally surveyed and those that are normally excluded are available on request.

2.5 Bulk Sampling and Identification

Samples were obtained employing the use of fibre suppressant techniques in order to minimise respirable fibre release during sampling. Bulk samples were taken, labelled, double bagged, and analysed using plane and polarised light microscopy and dispersion staining techniques as outlined in accordance with the HSE’s MDHS 77 Asbestos in bulk materials and Casella Hazmat Technical Method TP4-ASB. Bulk certificates are included in appendix B unless agreed otherwise with the client.

To minimise the risk of exposure to fibres and damage to decorations or fabric not all ACMs were sampled. Some were strongly presumed or presumed to contain asbestos.

“Strongly presumed” refers to where the surveyor has good cause to suspect asbestos but a laboratory identification has not been undertaken to confirm this. Examples of this include the situation where there is similar material present throughout a building that has been sampled and confirmed to be asbestos in some places but not all. Where it has not been sampled but "visually identified" there will be a "strong presumption" that similar materials contain asbestos.

"Presumed" asbestos refers to where there is insufficient evidence to suggest a material does not contain asbestos. For example, where a sample has not or cannot be taken and there is no reasoned argument to suggest that the material does not contain asbestos.

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The Materials Assessment looks at the type and condition of the ACM and the ease with which it release fibres if disturbed. Each of the parameters given below have been recorded during the survey.

Product type or 1 (Low) Composites (plastics, resins, mastics, roofing felts, vinyl floor tiles, paints, debris from decorative finishes, cement etc product 2 (Medium) AIB, textiles, gaskets, ropes, paper etc 3 (High) Lagging, spray coatings, loose asbestos etc Damage 0 (None) No visible damage 1 (Low) Few scratches / marks, broken edges etc 2 (Medium) Significant breakage of non-friable materials or several small areas of damage to friable material 3 (High) High damage / visible debris Surface Treatment 0 (None) Non-friable composite asbestos / encapsulated cement 1 (Low) Enclosed sprays / lagging / board / or bare cement 2 (Medium) Bare AIB or encapsulated lagging / spray 3 (High) Unsealed lagging / spray Asbestos Type 0/NAD No asbestos detected (NAD) 1 Chrysotile 2 Other 3 Crocidolite ID P Presumed (Identification) SP Strongly presumed A Analysed Rmd E Encapsulate (Recommendation) R Remove MM Mark and manage None / Other No recommendations required, Other recommendations made (specify)

The total score is calculated from the sum of the score for product type, damage, surface treatment and asbestos type and the potential for releasing fibres is assigned as detailed below.

Materials Assessment Score Risk of Fibre Release

10, 11, 12 High Risk 7, 8, 9 Medium Risk 5, 6 Low Risk 1, 2, 3, 4 Very Low Risk

The Materials Assessment score has been calculated for each ACM identified and the degree of risk from the material assessment alone is included in Appendix A of this report.

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Building 001 – Media Ops Darkroom

Area 01 - No access was gained to the Chemical Store room during the course of the survey.

Areas 03, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 13 & 14 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present.

Area 04 – (WC) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and ceramic cistern present. No access within water heater unit.

Area 11 – (Darkroom) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within plaster boxing.

Area 12 – (Lobby) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access behind plastic soffit panels.

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Area 01 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls, linoleum floor covering, ceramic toilet cistern and timber panels to ceiling present.

Area 02 – No asbestos located. Ceiling panels sampled but do not contain asbestos (Item 319). Plasterboard partition walls, linoleum floor covering, ceramic toilet cistern and timber panels to ceiling present.

Area 03 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and plasterboard ceiling present. No access within plant and electrical switch gear.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access behind plastic soffit panels.

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Area 01 – (Lobby) Asbestos Insulation Board (AIB) panels to ceiling visually identified (Item 329), no access gained above these.

Area 02 – (Corridor) AIB ceiling panels visually identified (Item 326), no access gained above these. Foam cladding present.

Areas 03, 08 & 10 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present.

Areas 04 & 05a - AIB ceiling panels visually identified (Items 323 & 325), no access gained above these. Foam cladding present.

Area 05 - AIB ceiling panels visually identified (Item 322), no access gained above these. Plasterboard partition walls and foam cladding present.

Area 06 – AIB ceiling panels sampled (Item 321), no access gained above these.

Area 07 – AIB ceiling panels visually identified (Item 324), no access gained above these.

Area 09 – (WC) Asbestos cement flue pipe to sanitary incinerator sampled (Item 327). Associated asbestos cement debris on top of incinerator visually identified (Item 328). Plaster ceiling present.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels

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Areas 01, 02, 03, 04, 09, 10, 11, 13, 14 & 15 – No asbestos located. No access within plastic trunking.

Areas 05 & 07 (WC) – No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area 06 – (Boiler Room) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and plasterboard ceiling present. No access within boiler and electrical boxing.

Area 08 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes, linoleum floor covering and ceramic cisterns present. No access above secondary suspended ceiling in ceiling void and within MDF boxing and riser.

Areas 12 & 17 – No asbestos located. Linoleum floor covering and ceramic cisterns present. Area 16 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within plastic trunking.

Area 18 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Fibre board panels present in ceiling void and MDF shadow batons present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Externals – No asbestos located. Ceiling panels to porch sampled but do not contain asbestos (Item 319). Plastic covering to soffits.

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Corridor 1 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within timber riser.

Corridor 2 – Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 331). MMMF lagged pipes and loose blanket insulation present in roof space. No access beneath cupboard.

Corridor 3 - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 333).

Corridors 4 & 5 – No asbestos located. Panel to ceiling hatch sampled, but did not contain asbestos (Item337). MMMF lagged pipes and loose blanket insulation present in roof space. Foam and plaster insulation to water tanks. No access to pipe gaskets.

Corridor 6 - No asbestos located. No access within floor duct and timber boxing

Corridor 7 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void and plasterboard partition walls present.

Stairwell 1 – No asbestos located.

Stairwell 2 - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 332).

Rooms 1, 2 & 3 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within timber boxing.

Rooms 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9 - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Items 342, 343, 345, 346, 347 & 348 respectively).

Room 9a - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 335). No access behind bath panels and within timber boxing.

Room 9b - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 336). Ceramic tiled floor present.

Rooms 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 14a, 15, 16, 17 & 17a - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Items 341, 340, 339, 338, 351, 355, 352, 353, 350 & 349 respectively).

Room 17b - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 334). No access behind bath panels and within timber boxing.

Rooms 18, 19 & 20 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within timber boxing.

Room 20a – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Ceramic tiled floor and walls. No access beneath bath and shower tray.

Rooms 21, 22 & 23 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within timber boxing.

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Rooms 23a & 23b – No asbestos located.

Rooms 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30a, 30b, 30c & 30d – No asbestos located.

Room 30e - No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor and walls. No access beneath bath and shower tray.

Rooms 31, 32, 33 & 34a – No asbestos located.

Room 34b – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor and walls. No access beneath bath and shower tray.

Room 35a – No asbestos located.

Room 35b – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor present.

Rooms 35c & 35d – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor present. No access behind bath panels.

Room 35e – No asbestos located.

Room 35f – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and floor.

Room 36a – No asbestos located.

Room 36b - No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor and walls. No access beneath bath and shower tray.

Rooms 37, 38, 39 & 40 – No asbestos located.

Room 41 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present.

Room 42 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within floor duct.

Room 43 – Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 330). No access within timber boxing.

Rooms 44, 44a & 44b – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor present. No access within timber boxing.

Room 45 – No asbestos located.

Room 46 – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present.

Room 47 – No asbestos located.

Room 48 – Asbestos containing vinyl floor tiles sampled (Item 354).

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Rooms 49 & 50 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present.

Room 51 – No asbestos located. Foam cladding present in ceiling void. No access within MDF boxing.

Room 52 – No asbestos located. No access within floor duct.

Room 53 – No asbestos located.

Room 54 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. No access to high level panels in fume extractor hood. No access within riser and electrical switchgear.

Room 55 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, plasterboard partition walls, timber clad columns and fitted carpet present. No access within enclosed radiator boxing.

Room 56 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void.

Room 57 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Plasterboard partition walls and linoleum floor covering present.

Room 58 – (Lobby) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void section. Plasterboard partition walls and boxing on phone booth area.

Room 59 - (Duty Bunk) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within timber boxing.

Room 60 – (Plant Room) No asbestos located. Panels to boxing at high level sampled but do not contain asbestos (Item 439). No access within electrical switch gear, floor duct calorifiers and cement boxing.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access behind soffits and to high levels.

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Area G.1 – (Main Boiler Room) Asbestos gaskets sampled on open pipe flange (Item 358) and to boiler hatch (Item 359). MMMF lagged pipes with metal cladding present. Glass fibre lining to plant, no access within plant and floor duct.

Area G.1a – No asbestos located.

Area G.2 – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and floor. No access within water tank.

Area G.2a – (WC) No asbestos located.

Area G.3 – No asbestos located.

Area G.4 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Ceramic tiled floor. No access within electrical boxing, plant and floor duct.

Area G.5 – No asbestos located. MMMF Lagged pipes present. Plasterboard ceiling panels present. No access within plant.

Area G.6 – No asbestos located.

Area G.7 – No asbestos located. No access to gaskets on large pipes.

Area G.7a – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within floor duct.

Area 1.1 – Asbestos cement pipe casing sampled (Item 357). MMMF lagged pipes with metal cladding and MMMF lagged plant present.

Area 1.2 – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor, timber panel lined walls and foam lagging to pipework present.

Area 2.1 – (Tank Room) Asbestos paper lining sampled (Item 356) from beneath MMMF lagging to pipes.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high level areas.

External Hut 10a – Corrugated asbestos cement roof sheets sampled (Item 360). Plasterboard ceiling panels present within Hut.

Building 014 – Gas Meter House

Asbestos cement roof sheets were sampled (Item 443).No access gained within the gas meter shed as there was no key available during the course of the survey.

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Area 1 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within timber boxing and behind metal cladding to riser.

Area 2 - No asbestos located.

Area 3 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard insulation tiles and MDF present above suspended ceiling. plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within plaster boxing to steelwork.

Area 4 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access behind metal cladding to riser.

Area 5 - No asbestos located. The coating to fibreboard wall panels sampled but do not contain asbestos (Item 365). Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within timber boxing at high level.

Area 5a - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within plywood boxing.

Area 5b - No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls present.

Area 6 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access behind metal cladding to riser.

Area 7 – No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls present.

Areas 7a & 8 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls present. No access behind metal cladding to riser.

Area 10 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within timber box riser.

Area 12 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present.

Area 13 – No asbestos located. No access behind fibreboard panels to walls, within timber box riser and to ceiling void.

Area 13a – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 14 & 14a - No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls present.

Area 15 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 17 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 17a & 17b – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiles present. No access within ceiling void and timber boxing.

Area 19 - No asbestos located. No access behind fibreboard panels to walls, within timber box riser and to ceiling void.

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Areas 19a & 19b - No asbestos located. No access behind fibreboard panels to walls and within ceiling void.

Area 20 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 20a – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 21 – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and behind non-asbestos sound insulation.

Areas 22, 23 & 24 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 26a & 26b - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void and timber riser.

Area 26c – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void.

Area 28 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 29 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Loose MMMF blanket insulation above suspended ceiling section. No access within cupboard under stairs and behind timber panels around door.

Area 30 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Loose MMMF blanket insulation above suspended ceiling section. No access behind timber panels around door.

Area 30a – (Electrical Cupboard) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 30b – (NER) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 31 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Loose MMMF blanket insulation above suspended ceiling. No access behind plywood panels on wall.

Area 32 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Loose MMMF blanket insulation above suspended ceiling.

Area 32a – No asbestos located. No access behind metal cladding to tank.

Area 32b – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within MDF boxing.

Area 32c – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within MDF boxing.

Externals – Asbestos cement floor tiles sampled in patio area (Item 366). No access to high levels and within electrical sub-station.

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Area 01 – (Reception) Textured coating to ceiling (within cupboard beneath stairs) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 46). Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 02 – AIB panels to wall behind radiator sampled (Item 52). AIB panels behind heater units also visually identified (Item 53). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 51). Fitted carpet present.

Area 03 – (Library) AIB panels to wall behind radiators visually identified (Item 54). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 49). Fitted carpet present. No access within timber boxing to ceiling.

Area 04 - Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 45). Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 05 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 47). MMMF lagged pipes present in cupboard. Linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing behind toilets and electrical boxing.

Area 06 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 48). Plasterboard partition walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing behind toilets.

Area 07 – (Store room) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 40). Linoleum floor covering present. No access within boxing.

Floor A

Area 08 – (Corridor) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 55). Fitted carpet present. No access above ceiling hatch, within timber boxing and riser.

Area 09 – (Corridor) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Items 56 & 70). MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present. No access within floor duct and timber boxing adjacent to stairwell.

Area 10 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Foam insulation present in ceiling void and fitted carpet present.

Area 11 – (Riser) No asbestos located. No access within electrical boxing.

Area 12 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 85). No access within timber boxing.

Area 13 – (Corridor) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 88). Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 14 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within riser and heater unit.

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Area 14a – (Cupboard) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 89).

Area 14b – (Safe) – No access gained during the course of the survey – no keys available.

Area A7A - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 63). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 62). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 240). MMMF lagged pipes and fitted carpet present.

Area A7B - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 65). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 64). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 241). MMMF lagged pipes and fitted carpet present.

Area A8 – (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 58). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 57). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 242). Fitted carpet present.

Area A9 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 67). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 66). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 243). Fitted carpet present.

Area A10 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 60). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 59). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 244). Fitted carpet present.

Area A12 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 61). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 245). Fitted carpet present.

Area A13 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 69). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 68). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 246). Fitted carpet present.

Area A14 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 72). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 71). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 247). Fitted carpet present.

Area A15 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 90). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 248). Fitted carpet present. No access above fibreboard ceiling.

Area A16 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 74). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 73). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 249). Fitted carpet present.

Area A16a – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 75). Ceramic tiled walls and floor present.

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Area A16b – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 76). Ceramic tiled walls and floor present.

Area A18 – (Archive) No asbestos located. Foam insulation present. No access within timber riser.

Area A18a – (Store) No asbestos located. Foam insulation and linoleum floor covering present. No access within electrical cupboard.

Area A19 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 77). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 250). MMMF lagged pipes and fitted carpet present. No access above fibreboard ceiling tiles.

Area A20 – (Conference room) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present. No access beneath raised timber platforms.

Area A20a – (Equipment room) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void.

Area A21 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 251). No access above fibreboard ceiling panels, within timber boxing and electrical boxing.

Areas A22, A24, A26, A27 & A28 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access to ceiling void (due to height) and within floor void.

Area A23 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 79). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 78). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 252). Fitted carpet present.

Area A25 - (Office) AIB panels presumed behind heater units (Item 81). Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 80). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 253). Fitted carpet present.

Area A25a – (Kitchen) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 82). No access behind fitted units.

Area A29 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 83). Fitted carpet present.

Area A30 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 87). MMMF insulation and fitted carpet present.

Area A31 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 84). Fitted carpet present.

Area A32 – No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area A33 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 91).

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Area A34a – (Opps room) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 86). MMMF and foam insulation present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present. No access within floor void, timber boxing and electrical boxing.

Area A35 – (Conference room) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 92). MMMF insulation and fitted carpet present.

Area A36 – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and timber boxing.

Area A37a – (Office) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within timber boxing.

Area A37b – (Office) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. No access within timber boxing and riser.

Area A37c – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 86a). MMMF lagged pipes, partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area A37d – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 86b). MMMF lagged pipes, partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area A38 – (Security Safe) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 127). Vinyl floor covering present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Floor B

Area 1.1 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Foam insulation present in ceiling void.

Area 1.2 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Plasterboard panel also present.

Area 1.3 – (Riser) No asbestos located.

Area 1.4 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF and foam insulation present. Fitted carpet present.

Area 1.5 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 113). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 272). Plasterboard panels above door, ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing.

Area 1.6 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 114). Plasterboard panels above door, ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing.

Area 1.7 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 121). Plasterboard panels above door, ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing.

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Area 1.8 – (Riser) No asbestos located. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 1.9 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within timber riser and behind timber panels to walls.

Area 1.10 – (Kitchen) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 136). Linoleum floor covering present. No access within heater unit.

Area 1.11 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present

Area 1.12 – (Stairwell) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 172).

Area 1.13 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area B18 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 94). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 254). Partition walls present.

Area B21 – (Office) No asbestos located. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B21a – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 93). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B19– (NER Plant room) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 128). Fitted carpet present. No access within timber riser, plasterboard boxing and electrical switch gear.

Area B22 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 95). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 255). Partition walls present.

Area B23/B25 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 116). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 256). Plasterboard partition walls, fibreboard wall panels and fitted carpet present.

Area B24/B26 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 446). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 257). Plasterboard partition walls fitted carpet present.

Area B25a – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 447).Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 258). Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B27 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 110). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 260). Fitted carpet present.

Area B27a - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 98). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 261). Fibreboard panels to walls and fitted carpet present.

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Area B28 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 96). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 259). Fibreboard panels to walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B29 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 99). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 262). Fibreboard panels to walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B30 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 97). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 263). Partition walls present.

Area B30a/B32- (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 100). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 264). Fibreboard panels to walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B31 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 108). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 265). Fitted carpet present.

Area B31a/B33 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 448). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 266). Fitted carpet present.

Area B34 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 102). Panel behind radiator sampled did not contain asbestos (Item 101). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 267). Fitted carpet present.

Area B36/B38 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 103). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 268). Fitted carpet present.

Area B35/37 – (Conference room) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 106). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 273). Fitted carpet present.

Area B39 – (Office). Fibreboard panels to walls and above suspended ceiling (no access above). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 274). Fitted carpet present.

Area B39a – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 125). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 275). Fitted carpet present.

Area B40 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 118). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 269). Plasterboard partition walls present.

Area B41/B43 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 449). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 276). Fitted carpet present.

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Area B42 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 120). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 270). Fitted carpet present.

Area B43 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 450). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 277). Fitted carpet present.

Area B44/B46/B48 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 112). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 271). Fitted carpet present.

Area B45/B47 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 123). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 278). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B50 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 138). Fitted carpet present.

Area B50a – (NER Plant room) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within low level timber boxing.

Area B51 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 130). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 280). Fitted carpet present.

Area B51a - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 113). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 281). Fitted carpet present. No access within heater unit.

Area B51b - Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 132). Partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area B52 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 146). Fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present.

Area B54 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 148). Fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present.

Area B56 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 152). Fitted carpet present.

Area B57 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 135). Fitted carpet present.

Area B60 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 156). Plasterboard partition walls, fibreboard panels to walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B60a - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 160). Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

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Area B64 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 166). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B65 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 137). Fitted carpet present.

Area B67 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 140). Fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present.

Area B67b - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 142). Fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present.

Area B67c - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 144). Fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present.

Area B68 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 170). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B68a - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 171). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B69 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 150). Fitted carpet present.

Area B70 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 158). Plasterboard partition walls, fibreboard panels to walls and ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area B71 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 154). Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B75 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 162). Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B77 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 164). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B79 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 167). Partition walls, fibreboard panels to walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B81/B83 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 168). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within timber riser.

Area B85 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 169). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

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Floor C

Areas C1 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 304).

Areas C2 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 303).

Areas C3, C4 & C5 - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 301). No asbestos located. Fibreboard panels to partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box risers.

Areas C6 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 300). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C7 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 299). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C8 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 451). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 298).

Area C9 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 184). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 297). Fibreboard lined partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C10 - (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 183). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 296). Fibreboard lined partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C11/C12 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 182). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 295). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C13 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 181). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 295a). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C15a – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 180). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 294). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C15/C16/C17 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 179). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 293). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C18 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 178). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 292). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within timber boxing in ceiling void.

Area C20 – (Cupboard) No asbestos located.

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Area C23 – (Riser) No asbestos located. MMMF Lagged pipes present.

Area C25 – (Riser) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present.

Area C28 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 194). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 290). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C28a - Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 452). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 291). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C29 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 193). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 289). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C30 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 192). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 288). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C31 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 191). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 287). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C32 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 190). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 286). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C33 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 189). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 285). MMMF insulation present between partition walls. Fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C34 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 188). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 284). MMMF insulation present between partition walls. Fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C35/C36/C37/C38/C39 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 187). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 283). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box risers and electrical boxing.

Area C40 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 186). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 282). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

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Area C44 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area C45 – (Kitchen) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 176). Fitted carpet present.

Area C46 - Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 177). Fitted carpet present. No access within timber boxing.

Area C47 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 302). Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area C48 - Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 175). No access within timber riser and boxing in ceiling void.

Area C49 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area C50 – (Kitchen) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 195). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C51 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 196). Ceramic tiled partition walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing.

Area C52 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 197). Ceramic tiled partition walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing.

Area C53 – (WC) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 198). Ceramic tiled partition walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing.

Area C67 – (Office) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 185). Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 305). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area C67a – (NER) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 279). Fitted carpet present. No access within timber boxing and electrical switch gear.

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Floor D

Area D01a - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 236). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 237). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D01b - (NER) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 453). Fitted carpet present. No access within riser and boxing

Area D04 - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 234). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 235). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D06/D08/D10/D12/D14/D16 - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 227). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 228). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D07 - (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 232). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 233). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D07a - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator column (Item 231). Fibreboard panels to partition walls, plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area D09 - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 229). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 230). Fibreboard panels to partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D13 - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 238). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 239). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D15 - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 223). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 224). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D17 - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator column (Item 240a). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 241a). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D18 - (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 225). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 226). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D19 - (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 221). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 222). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

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Area D20/D22/D24/D26/D28 – (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 219). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 220). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D23 – (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 217). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 218). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D25/D27 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 211). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 212). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D29 – (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 208). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 209). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D29a – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 207). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 206). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D30 – (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 215). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 216). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D31 – (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator column (Item 214). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 213). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D32 – (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator columns (Item 210). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 201a).Partition walls, plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area D33/D35 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel to radiator column sampled (Item 201). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 202). Fibreboard wall panels and fitted carpet present.

Areas D36 & D36a – (Office) No asbestos located. Partition walls, plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area D37 – (Office) Asbestos cement panel visually identified to radiator column (Item 200). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 200a).

Area D38 – (Office) No asbestos located. Partition walls and plaster ceiling present.

Area D40 – (Office) Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator column (Item 205). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access above plasterboard ceiling above suspended ceiling.

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Area D41 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area D42 – (Lobby) Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 194). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within electrical switch gear in fire hose cupboard.

Area D43 - Asbestos cement panels visually identified to radiator column (Item 203). Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 204). Fibreboard wall panels and fitted carpet present.

Areas D44 & D45 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls, plaster ceiling and linoleum floor covering present.

D46 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

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Ground Floor

Areas G.1, G.2 & G.2a – (Corridors) – No asbestos located. No access above plasterboard and within cable trunking in ceiling void.

Areas G.3 & G.4 – (Stairwells) No asbestos located. Partition walls present. No access within boxing in ceiling void.

Area 01 – (WC) No asbestos located. Linoleum floor covering present. No access within boxing.

Area 02 – (Duct) No asbestos located. MMMF lagging pipe work. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 03 – (WC) No asbestos located. . No access behind service panels

Area 04 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Partition walls and linoleum floor covering present.

Areas 05/06, 07, 08, 09/10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18/19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24/25, 26, 26a, 27, 28, 29, 30 & 31 – No asbestos located. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 32 – (Boiler room) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation to plant and pipes present. No access within boxing above door. No access within plant, gaskets and electrical switch gear. No access gained into Gas Room during the course of the survey.

Area 33 – (WC) No asbestos located. Linoleum floor covering present. No access within boxing.

Area 34 – (Cupboard) No asbestos located.

Area 35 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Partition walls and linoleum floor covering present.

Area 36 – No asbestos located.

Areas 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48 & 49 - No asbestos located. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Electrical Intake Room – No asbestos located. No access within boxing above window and electrical switch gear.

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First Floor

Area 1.1/1.2 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. No access above plasterboard and within cable trunking in ceiling void.

Area 1.3 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Partition walls, plaster ceiling above suspended ceiling and linoleum floor covering present. No access behind fitted units.

Areas 1.4 & 1.5 – (Stairwells) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Partition walls, plaster ceiling above suspended ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 50 – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and floor present. No access behind service panels to sinks and toilets.

Area 51 – (Duct) No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area 54 – (Conference room) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within boxing.

Areas 53, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 60a, 61, 62, 63, 64/65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 75a, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 & 97 – No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Partition walls, plaster ceiling above suspended ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 81 – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and floor present. No access behind service panels to sinks and toilets.

Area 82 – (Cupboard) No asbestos located.

Area 83/84 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Partition walls, plaster ceiling above suspended ceiling and linoleum floor covering present. No access behind fitted units.

Area 85 – (Duct) No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area 98 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Ceramic tiled partition walls and floor and plaster ceiling above suspended ceiling present.

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Floor B

Area B1.1 – (Lobby) No asbestos located. No access within timber boxing.

Area B1.2 – (Cupboard) No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area B1.3 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B1.4 – No asbestos located. No access within electrical boxing.

Area B1.5 – No asbestos located. No access within air conditioning units.

Area B1.5a - No asbestos located. Foam insulation present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area B1.6 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Partition walls, fibreboard wall panels and fitted carpet present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area B1.7 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area B1.8 – (WC) No asbestos located. No access behind service panels and timber boxing behind WCs.

Areas B5, B7a, B7, B9, B11a, B12a, B12b & B12c – No asbestos located. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B6 – (Plant room) No asbestos located. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area B10 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Partition walls and linoleum floor covering present.

Areas B14 & B15 – (Typing Offices) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Partition walls present and fibreboard panels to rear wall. No access within air conditioning units.

Floor C

Area C1a – (Stairwell) No asbestos located.

Area C1b- (Lobby) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet and timber panels to wall present.

Area C1c – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagging pipe work present. Timber panels to wall present.

Area C1d – (Projection room) No asbestos located. Fibreboard wall panels present. No access beneath raised floor.

Area C1e – No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area C1f – (Lobby & Stairwell) No asbestos located. No access within electrical boxing.

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Area C1g – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. No access above metal ceiling panels and within water heater.

Area C1h – (WC) No asbestos located. No access above metal ceiling panels.

Areas C41, C42, C44, C45, C46, C47, C48, C49, C50, C55, C56, C57, C58, C59 & C60 – (Office) No asbestos located. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C43 – (Office) No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area C62 – (WC) No asbestos located. Linoleum floor covering present.

External Shed and Cupboard – MMMF lagging pipe work in cupboard. Corrugated cement roof sheets sampled, do not contain asbestos (Item317). No asbestos located within shed.

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Floor E

Area GF1 – (Stairwell) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 310). Foam insulation present within riser. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area GF2 – (Corridor) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 311). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within floor void.

Areas GF3 & GF5 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within floor void.

Area GF4 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within floor void.

Area GF6 – (Corridor) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 312). Partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within floor void.

Area GF7 – (Stairwell) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 313). Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Areas E1, E2, E3, E4, E5, E6, E7, E8, E9, E10, E11, E12, E13, E14, E15, E17, E18, E19 & E21 – (Offices) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and floor void.

Floor F

Area 1F1 – (Corridor) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 306). Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and floor void.

Area 1F2 – (Corridor) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 307). Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and floor void.

Area 1F3 – (Stairwell) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 308).

Areas 1F4 & 1F6 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within floor void.

Area 1F5 – (Cupboard) No asbestos located. No access within electrical boxing and floor void.

Area 1F7 – (Stairwell) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 309). Partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas F1, F2, F4, F5, F6, F7, F8, F9, F11, F12, F14a, F14b, F14c, F15, F16, F17, F18, F19, F20, F21/F23 & F25 - No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and floor void.

Area F10 – (NER) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void, floor void, timber boxing and electrical switch gear.

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Floor Z

Areas ZC1, ZC4 & ZC7– (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present. No access within floor duct.

Area ZC2 & ZC3 – (WCs) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Ceramic tiled walls and floor present. No access within floor duct.

Area ZC5 – (Lobby) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present. No access within floor duct.

Area ZC6 – (Changing room) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within water heater and electrical switch gear.

Area ZC8 – (Comms. room) AIB panel to ceiling above suspended ceiling visually identified (Item 315). MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Area ZC9 – (Reception) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fibreboard panel above wall and fitted carpet present.

Area ZC10 – (Frame room) No asbestos located. Plasterboard panel above door, partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area ZC11 – (Tech centre) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fibreboard insulation walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ventilation system.

Area ZC12 – (Store) No access gained during the course of the survey, no keys available.

Area ZC13 – (TV room) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Area ZC14 - No asbestos located. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area ZC15 – No asbestos located. Fibreboard ceiling present.

Area ZC16 – AIB ceiling panels visually identified (Item 316). No access above ceiling panels

Area ZC17 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Areas ZC18a & ZC18b- No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area ZC19 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units and behind fitted units.

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Area ZC20 – (Cupboard) No asbestos located.

Area ZC21 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Ceramic tiled walls and fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area Z1 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area Z2 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area Z3/Z5 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area Z4 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area Z6 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Fitted carpet present. No access within air conditioning units.

Area Z8 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Linoleum floor covering present.

Area Z8a - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Fitted carpet present. No access within boxing.

Area Z9 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Area Z10 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Areas Z11 & Z12 – (Offices) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Areas Z11a, Z13 & Z14 – No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area Z15 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present

Area Z15a – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area Z16 – (Office) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Areas Z17 & Z18 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Area Z20 – (Office) AIB panel to ceiling above suspended ceiling sampled (Item 314). MMMF lagged pipes and foam insulation present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

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Area Z20b – (Locker room) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipe present.

Areas Z20c/Z20d, Z20e & Z20f - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Plant Room 1 – Asbestos pipe lagging residue sampled (Item 441). MMMF and foam lagging to pipes. No access to pipe and boiler gaskets. No access within plant, floor duct and electrical switch gear.

Plant Room 2 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within generator, floor duct and electrical switch gear.

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Area 01 – No asbestos located. Timber cladding to walls and ceiling. No access within floor duct and heater unit.

Area 02 – No asbestos located. No access to high level ceiling panels, within floor duct and heater unit.

Area 03 – (Chapel) No asbestos located. Timber cladding to walls, fibreboard ceiling panels and fitted carpet present. No access to high level panels within ceiling void and within heater unit.

Area 04 – No asbestos located.

Area 05 – No asbestos located. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 06 – No asbestos located. Timber cladding to walls and ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within heater unit.

Area 07 – No asbestos located. Timber cladding to ceiling present. No access within air-conditioning unit, heater unit and behind shop displays.

Area 08 – No asbestos located. Partition walls and timber cladding to walls and ceiling present.

Area 09 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls, timber cladding to walls and ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within floor duct and heater units.

Area 10 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet and timber cladding to walls and ceiling present. No access within heater units.

Area 11 – Asbestos panel above suspended ceiling sampled (Item 367). Timber cladding to walls and ceiling present. No access within point of sale area, floor duct and electrical switch gear. Limited access gained to ceiling void due to refurbishment works.

Area 11a – No asbestos located. Timber cladding to ceiling present.

Area 11b – No asbestos located. Timber cladding to ceiling present. No access above metal panel to void.

Area 12 – No asbestos located. No access within electrical switch gear, floor duct and extraction units and behind plywood soffits.

Area 13 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void.

Area 14 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within ventilation trunking.

Area 15 – No asbestos located. No access behind timber soffits to skylight and within ceiling void and screen partition.

Area 16 – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void, floor duct and screen partition.

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Area 16a – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and electrical switch gear.

Area 16b – No asbestos located. MMMF and foam lagged pipes present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 17 – 1 no. asbestos-containing toilet cistern sampled (Item 368). MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 18 - No asbestos located. MMMF and foam lagged pipes present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 19, 20, 21, 21a & 22 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 23 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and plasterboard boxing.

Area 24 – No access gained during the course of the survey – no keys made available.

Area 25 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and electrical switch gear and behind fitted units.

Areas 26 & 29 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void, boxing and beneath shower tray.

Areas 27 & 28 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and boxing.

Area 30 – No asbestos located. Stair nosing sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item369).No access within ceiling void.

Areas 31, 32 & 33 – No asbestos located. No access within boxing.

Area 34 – Textured coating to ceiling (above low suspended ceiling to servery) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 370). Fitted carpet and timber cladding to walls and ceiling present. No access within cladding to vertical beams and heater units.

Area 35 – No asbestos located. No access within high level boxing and to skylight.

Area 36 - No asbestos located. No access within ventilation trunking and to skylight.

Area 37 – Textured coating to skylight section of ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 375). Insulating boards to ducts above cooking areas sampled, did not contain asbestos 9ITEMS 371,372,373). MMMF lagged pipes present in room and ceiling void. No access within electrical switch gear, floor duct and extraction units.

Area 38 – No asbestos located. No access within riser.

Area 39 – No asbestos located. No access above plasterboard ceiling.

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Areas 41 & 42 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling present. No access behind timber panels to roof vents and beneath shower tray.

Area 43 – No asbestos located. No access within floor duct and ceiling void.

Area 44 – Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 376).

Areas 45 & 46 – No asbestos located.

Area 47 - No asbestos located. No access within timber boxing and metal box riser.

Area 48 - No asbestos located. No access within timber box riser.

Area 49 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present.

Areas 50 & 52 - No asbestos located.

Area 51 - No asbestos located, however limited access gained due to volume of storage.

Area 53 – Textured coating to ceiling (above suspended ceiling) presumed to contain asbestos (Item 377). No access into metal clad riser.

Area 54 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within floor duct.

Area 55 - No asbestos located. No access within electrical switch gear.

Areas 56– No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and ceiling. No access to gaskets and within plant.

Area 57- No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling. MMMF lagging to plant present. No access to gaskets and within plant, floor duct and electrical switch gear.

Area 58 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within box riser.

Area 59 - No asbestos located. No access beneath shower tray.

Area 60 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within timber box riser.

Area 61 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within floor duct and beneath shower trays.

Area 62 - No asbestos located. Timber classing to walls and ceiling present.

Area 63 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. No access within electrical switch gear.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 44 of 102 March 2004 Building 017/018 cont.. Area 64 - No asbestos located. No access to high level suspended ceiling and void above and skylights. No access within box riser.

Area 65 - No asbestos located. No access to high level ceiling and heater units.

Areas 66 & 67 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void.

Area 68 - No asbestos located. No access to high level ceiling and within electrical switch gear.

Area 69 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard lining to wall and fibreboard ceiling panels present.

Externals - No asbestos located. Timber wall panels and soffit panels, no access above. No access onto roof and to high level areas.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 45 of 102 March 2004 Building 019 – Dieppe Block

Areas 01 & 02 – (NER) No access gained during the course of the survey – locked.

Area 01a – (Stairwell) Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels (above suspended ceiling) visually identified (Item 383). Fitted carpet present. No access behind MDF panel above door and within electrical switch gear and high level boxing.

Area 01b – No asbestos located. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 3 – Asbestos coating to fibreboard partition walls visually identified (Item 379). Plasterboard partition walls also present. Fitted carpet present

Area 4 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard partition walls sampled (Item 378) and visually identified (Item 380). Fitted carpet present.

Area 5 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard partition walls visually identified (Item 379). Plasterboard partition walls also present. Fitted carpet present. No access behind plasterboard panel above door and within box riser.

Area 10 – Asbestos coating to fibreboard partition walls visually identified (Item 381). Plasterboard panels above doors and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 12 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 13 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 14 - No access gained during the course of the survey – locked.

Area 14a – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall above door and fitted carpet present.

Area 14b – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 15 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Vinyl floor covering present. No access behind fitted units and within timber boxing.

Area 15a – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and fitted carpet present. No access within high level boxing.

Area 15b – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void and fitted carpet present. No access within high level boxing, box riser and electrical switch gear.

Area 16 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls, panels above doors and fitted carpet present.

Area 18 – No asbestos located. No access within boxing.

Area 19 – No asbestos located. No access within boxing and box riser.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 46 of 102 March 2004 Building 019 cont..

Areas 20, 21 & 22– No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void

Area 25 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels (above suspended ceiling) visually identified (Item 384) and to fibreboard wall panel (Item 385). Fitted carpet present.

Area 26 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 386). Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 27 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 387) and to fibreboard partition walls (Item 388). Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 29 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 389) and to fibreboard partition walls (Item 390). Fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 30 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 394) and to fibreboard partition walls (Item 393). Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 31 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 396) and to fibreboard partition walls (Item 395). Fitted carpet present.

Area 32 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 400) and to fibreboard partition walls (Item 401). Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 35 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 402) and to fibreboard partition walls (Item 403). Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 35a – (Corridor) Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 382) Timber panel to wall by door and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 36 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 404) and to fibreboard partition walls (Item 405). Fitted carpet present.

Area 37 – (WC) Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 399). No access within boxing.

Area 38 – (WC) Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 398). No access within boxing.

Area 39 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 397). Fitted carpet present.

Area 40 & 41 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 391) and to fibreboard partition walls (Item 392). Fitted carpet present.

Roof space – No access gained during the course of the survey – locked..

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high level areas.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 47 of 102 March 2004 Building 020 – Elbe Block

Area 01 – (Office) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 01a – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and insulation present in ceiling void. Plasterboard partition wall to doors and fitted carpet present.

Area 01b – (Cupboard) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 01c – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within cable trunking in ceiling void.

Area 01d – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF and foam lagged pipes present. Fitted carpet present. No access within cable trunking in ceiling void.

Area 01e – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Plasterboard partition wall to doors and fitted carpet present.

Area 01f – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 02 – (Office) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Areas 03, 04 & 05 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 05a – (NER) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes and fitted carpet present.

Area 07 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Areas 08 & 09 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 10 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard wall panels and fitted carpet present.

Area 11 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 11a – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within box riser.

Area 11b - (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within boxing behind WC.

Area 11c – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. No access behind fitted units and within boxing behind sink.

Area 11d – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within box riser.

Area 12 – (Office) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 15 – (Store) No asbestos located. No access within box riser.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 48 of 102 March 2004 Building 020 cont..

Area 17 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access to high level ceiling.

Area 18 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in roof space. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access behind fitted units, within box riser and beneath raised floor.

Area 19 – (Conference room) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in roof space. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access to high level ceiling and beneath raised floor.

Area 20 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 21 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and insulation present in roof space. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 22 – (Projection room) No asbestos located. No access to ceiling and behind insulation on walls.

Area 23 – (Presentation room) – No access gained – room in use at the time of the survey.

Area 24 – (Office) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 25 - (Office) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 26 – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present.

Area 27 – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within box riser.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 49 of 102 March 2004 Building 021 – Caen Block

Area 01 – (NER) Asbestos coating to fibreboard box riser panels visually identified (Item 445). Fitted carpet present.

Area 01a – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present above suspended ceiling. Plasterboard panel above door and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser on first floor level.

Area 01b- (Cupboard) Residual asbestos paper lining sampled on pipe (Item 406). No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 01c – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Plasterboard panels and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 01d – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Plasterboard panel above door and fitted carpet present. No access behind timber door surround.

Area 01e – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plasterboard panels to walls and around door and fitted carpet present.

Area 01f – (Cupboard) No access gained during the course of the survey, no keys available.

Area 02 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 03 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 06 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 07 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall, fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 08 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 14 – (Office) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser and timber box riser.

Area 14a - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall, fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 15 – (Office) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall, fibreboard panels to wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 16 – (WC) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall present. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within boxing.

Area 17 – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within boxing.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 50 of 102 March 2004 Building 021 cont..

Area 18 – (Office) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access behind timber door surround and behind notice board fixed to wall.

Area 20 – (Store) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 21 – (Office) No asbestos located. Fibreboard wall panel and fitted carpet present.

Area 22 – (Office) No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 26 – (Smoking room) No asbestos located. Fibreboard wall panels and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 27 - (Office) No asbestos located. Fibreboard wall panels and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 27a – (Office) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 28 – (Office) Asbestos coating to fibreboard wall panels visually identified (Item 407). Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 28a – (Office) No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 28b – (Office) No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and metal riser.

Area 29 – (Office) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void, box riser and behind notice board fixed to wall.

Areas 29a & 29b – (Offices) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 30 & 31 – (Offices) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access behind fixed notice board to wall.

Areas 31a & 31b – (Office) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 32 – (Office) No asbestos located. Partition walls with fibreboard insulation and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 33 – (Office) No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 51 of 102 March 2004 Building 021 cont..

Area 34 – (Female WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within ceiling void and boxing.

Area 34a – (Male WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within ceiling void and boxing.

Area 35 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present lined with MMMF insulation. No access within ceiling void and timber box riser.

Area 36 – (Office) Asbestos coating to fibreboard wall panels visually identified (Item 408). Plasterboard & fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 36a - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 38 – (Office) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and behind fibreboard wall panels.

Area 39 – No asbestos located. Fibreboard wall panels and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 40a – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF fire break in loft space. Plasterboard partition wall around door and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 40b & 40c – (Corridors) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls around doors and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and loft space.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 52 of 102 March 2004 Building 022 – Benghazi Block

Area 01 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 01a - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 01b – (Cupboard) Asbestos paper lining to pipes beneath MMMF lagging sampled (Item 409). No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 01c – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall around doors and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void on first floor.

Area 01d – (Cupboard) No access gained during the course of the survey, no keys available.

Area 01e – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall around doors and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void on first floor and timber box risers.

Area 01f – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Plasterboard partition wall around doors and fitted carpet present.

Area 02 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 02a – (Cupboard) No asbestos located. MMMF lagging to pipe work present. No access behind metal calorifier.

Area 03 - No asbestos located. MMMF insulation to pipe work present. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access behind timber wall panel.

Area 04 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 06 – (WC) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access beneath shower tray.

Area 07 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation to pipe work present. Ceramic tiled partition walls present. No access within MDF box riser. No access within timber box riser adjacent to door (with an asbestos warning label).

Area 08/09 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 10 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 12 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 13 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 13a - No asbestos located. Foam insulation to pipe work present. Fitted carpet present.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 53 of 102 March 2004 Building 022 cont..

Area 14 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 15/16 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 17 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 18 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Areas 19, 20 & 20a - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 21 – (NER) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Areas 29 & 30 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 31 & 32 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 33 – (WC) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void, box riser and beneath shower tray.

Area 34 – (WC) No asbestos located. No access within all boxing, including timber box riser with an asbestos warning label. No access within ceiling void and beneath shower tray.

Area 35/36 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipe present. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and metal riser.

Area 37 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 38 – No access gained during the course of the survey, no keys available.

Areas 39 & 40 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 41 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and metal riser.

Areas 42, 43, 44 & 45 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 47, 47a & 48 –No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 47b – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and insulation present. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high level areas.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 54 of 102 March 2004 Building 023 - Guardroom

Area 01 – (Reception) No asbestos located. Fibreboard wall panel present. No access within box riser.

Area 02 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard wall panel present.

Area 03 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present.

Area 04 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 05 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present.

Area 06 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 07 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 08 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. No access behind fitted units.

Area 09 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 10 – (WC) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 11 – (WC) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present.

Area 12 – (Cupboard) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 13 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 14 – No asbestos located. Vinyl floor tiles sampled did not contain asbestos (Item438). Foam insulation present. No access within floor duct and safes.

Area 15 – No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present. No access within ceiling void and timber boxing.

Area 16 – (Locker room) No asbestos located. No access to high levels and within timber boxing.

Area 17 – (Boiler room) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present. No access to gaskets, within boiler and electrical switch gear.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high level areas

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 55 of 102 March 2004 Building 026 – QM Offices/Stores

Area 01 – Asbestos cement ceiling panels visually identified (Item 437). No access within heater unit.

Area 01a - Asbestos cement ceiling panels visually identified (Item 436).

Area 02 – No asbestos located.

Areas 03, 03a & 04 – No asbestos located. Vinyl floor tiles sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item 431). No access to high level ceiling.

Area 05 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access to high level ceiling.

Areas 06 & 07 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas 06a & 06b – (Corridors) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 06c – Asbestos-containing stair nosing sampled (Item 433). Vinyl floor tiles sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item 434). Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 09 – (WC) No asbestos located. Vinyl floor covering present. No access within void above suspended ceiling.

Area 10 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 11 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 16 – Asbestos cement ceiling panel sampled (Item 435). MMMF lagged pipes present in store room and floor duct. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 17 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 18 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and vinyl floor covering present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 20 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 22 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Plasterboard partition walls and vinyl floor covering present.

Areas 22a, 22b & 22c – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. NO access within high level timber boxing.

Areas 23 & 27 – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present.

Areas 28 & 29 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Plasterboard partition walls present.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 56 of 102 March 2004 Building 026 cont..

Area 30 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present.

Area 31 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Plasterboard partition walls and vinyl floor covering present.

Area 32 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 33 - No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Plasterboard partition walls and panels at high level present.

Area 34 – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void.

Area 35 – No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition wall present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 36 – No asbestos located. MMF lagged pipes present. Fibreboard partition wall present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Areas 40, 41, 42, - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 44 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard panels to walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high level areas.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 57 of 102 March 2004 Building 027 – Arnhem Block

Area 01 – (Switch room) Asbestos paper lining to pipework (beneath MMMF lagging) sampled (Item 422) and associated asbestos paper debris visually identified (Item 423). No access above fibreboard ceiling and within electrical switch gear.

Area 01a – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Fibreboard ceiling panels and fitted carpet present.

Area 02 – No asbestos located. No access above fibreboard ceiling panels.

Area 03 – (NER) No asbestos located.

Area 04 – No asbestos located. MDF cladding to structural beams. Fibreboard wall panels and ceiling panels in ceiling void and fitted carpet present.

Areas 04a & 04b – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 05 – No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 06 – (WC) No asbestos located. Fibreboard ceiling panels present.

Area 07 – (WC) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and fibreboard ceiling panels present. No access within box riser.

Area 08 – (WC) No asbestos located. No asbestos located. Fibreboard ceiling panels present.

Area 09 - Asbestos paper lining to pipe beneath MMMF lagging visually identified (Item 427). Fibreboard ceiling panels, wall panel and fitted carpet present. No access within timber boxing above suspended ceiling.

Area 12 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard ceiling panels and fitted carpet present. No access within timber box riser.

Area 12a – Asbestos paper lining to pipe beneath MMMF lagging visually identified (Item 428). Foam lagging to some pipes. MMMF insulation in cavity wall above door. Fibreboard panels to ceiling. Plasterboard panels around door.

Area 15 – No asbestos located. Fibreboard panels to ceiling above suspended ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 17 - No asbestos located. MDF cladding to structural beams. Fibreboard partition walls and panels to ceiling above suspended ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 18 - No asbestos located. Coating to fibreboard partition walls sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item 416). Fibreboard panels to ceiling above suspended ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

Area 19 - No asbestos located. MDF cladding to structural beams. Fibreboard partition walls and panels to ceiling above suspended ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within metal riser.

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Area 20 - No asbestos located. MDF cladding to structural beams. Fibreboard partition walls and panels to ceiling above suspended ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 21 – No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 22 - No asbestos located. Fibreboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within riser.

Area 23 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Externals – No access to high level areas and tank room on roof. No access above timber panel to porch ceiling (linked to canopy) labelled as asbestos.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 59 of 102 March 2004 Building 028 – Civilian Staff Block

Area 01 – Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels sampled (Item 413). Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 02 - Asbestos coating to fibreboard ceiling panels visually identified (Item 414). Plasterboard partition wall and fitted carpet present.

Area 03 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Areas 04 & 05 – no asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling present.

Externals - Asbestos coating to fibreboard soffit panels in porch area visually identified (Item 415). No access behind timber soffit and fascia and to felt roof lining.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 60 of 102 March 2004 Building 029 – Erskine Lodge

Area 01 – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void.

Area 02 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling present.

Area 03 – No asbestos located. No access behind timber panels and within ceiling void.

Area 04 – No access gained during the course of the survey, no keys available.

Area 05 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 06 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void, boxing and box riser. No access behind fitted units.

Area 07 - No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void.

Area 08 - No asbestos located. Vinyl floor covering present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 09 - No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and box riser.

Area 10 - No asbestos located. Timber partition wall present. No access within ceiling void and floor void.

Area 11 – (WC) No asbestos located. Vinyl floor covering present. No access to skylights and within timber box riser.

Areas 12, 13 & 14 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 15 – (Boiler cupboard) Asbestos cement water tank visually identified (Item 429). No access within water heater.

Area 16 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 17 - No asbestos located. Timber partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 18 – (NER) No access gained during the course of the survey, no keys available.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels and flat roof. No access above plaster ceiling to walkway.

Building 029A - Garage

Asbestos cement roof sheets sampled (Item 430). No access gained inside garage during the course of the survey, locked.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 61 of 102 March 2004 Building 031 – Archive Stores

No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void and electrical switch gear. No access into store room due to volume of stored items. No access onto roof.

Building 031A – Garages

Asbestos cement roof sheets sampled (Item 444). No access gained inside garages during the course of the survey, locked. No access within electrical switch gear.

Building 031B – Bike Shed

No asbestos located.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 62 of 102 March 2004 Building 032 – Guardroom & WSM Offices

Area 01 – No asbestos located . Plaster ceiling present in ceiling void.

Area 02 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 03 – (WC) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, ceramic tiled walls and fitted carpet present. No access within plywood boxing.

Area 04 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access within electrical boxing.

Area 05 – (WC) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present in ceiling void. Ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within timber boxing.

Area 06 – No asbestos located. Vinyl floor tiles sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item 2). Plaster ceiling present. No access within electrical boxing.

Area 07 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present.

Areas 08, 09 & 10 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 11 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access within timber wall risers.

Area 12 – No asbestos located.

Area 13 – No asbestos located. No access within water tank.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to roof level.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 63 of 102 March 2004 Building 033 – MT Buildings

Area 01 – No asbestos located. No access above Supalux panels in ceiling void.

Area 02 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present.

Area 03 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access within electrical boxing.

Area 04 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition wall present. No access within metal pipes. No access to ceiling due to height.

Area 05 – No asbestos located. Metal clad walls and ceiling.

Area 06 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard panels to lower ceiling section and partition wall present. No access within metal pipes. No access to ceiling due to height.

Area 07 – No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area 08 – No asbestos located.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access above timber panels to walkway and to roof.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 64 of 102 March 2004 Building 034 – WSM Office & Meeting Room

Area 01 – No asbestos located. MMMF firebreak present within ceiling void. No access within heater unit.

Areas 02 & 03 – No asbestos located. No access within heater unit.

Areas 04 & 05 – No asbestos located.

Area 06 – (Gas Cylinder Store) Corrugated asbestos cement roof sheets sampled (Item 1).

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 65 of 102 March 2004 Building 035 – Store & Car Port

Area 01 – (Store) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor and foam clad pipes present. No access above Supalux ceiling panels .

Area 02 – (Car Port) No asbestos located. Metal cladding to walls and ceiling present.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 66 of 102 March 2004 Building 036 – MT Offices

Area 01 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access within plant.

Areas 02, 03, 06, 08, 10, 14, 18 & 19 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 04 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and ceramic tiled walls present.

Area 05 – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor present. No access within electrical boxing.

Areas 07 & 09 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and plasterboard panels to walls present.

Area 11 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present.

Area 12 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present in ceiling void. Linoleum floor covering and ceramic tiled walls present.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to roof.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 67 of 102 March 2004 Building 037 – Squash Courts

Areas 01 & 02 – (Squash Courts) No asbestos located. No access to ceiling void due to height.

Area 03 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access to cupboards beneath stairs.

Area 04 – (1st floor viewing gallery) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access within cable riser.

Areas 05 & 06 – No asbestos located. MMMF and foam insulation present in ceiling void. No access beneath shower trays.

Area 07 - No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void.

Externals - No asbestos located. No access to high level areas.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 68 of 102 March 2004 Building 038 – Single Officers Accommodation

Areas 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 15 – No asbestos located. Partition walls present throughout.

Area 14 – No asbestos located. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 16 – 2 no. toilet cisterns strongly presumed to contain asbestos (Item 44). No access behind bath panel.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access beneath cabin.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 69 of 102 March 2004 Building 039 – Boiler House

No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within plant and electrical switch gear.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 70 of 102 March 2004 Building 040 - Single Officers Accommodation

Areas 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11 & 12 – No asbestos located. Partition walls present throughout.

Area 13 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling present. MMMF insulation present in loft space.

Area 14 - 2 no. toilet cisterns strongly presumed to contain asbestos (Item 43). Plasterboard ceiling present. No access behind bath panel.

Area 15 – No asbestos located. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 16 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access behind bath panel.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access beneath cabin.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 71 of 102 March 2004 Building 043 – Officers Mess

Ground Floor

Area 01 – No asbestos located. No access above timber ceiling panels.

Area 02 – (Lobby) Asbestos stair nosing sampled (Item 04) Timber ceiling panels and fitted carpet present.

Area 03 – (Office) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within timber boxing.

Area 04 – Asbestos cement panels in cupboard sampled (Item 03).

Area 04a – No asbestos located. No access above MMMF ceiling tiles.

Area 05 – No asbestos located. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 06 – (Entrance lobby) No asbestos located. No access above timber ceiling panels.

Area 07 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Ceramic tiled walls present. No access within timber box riser, boxing behind toilets and sinks and within wall heaters.

Area 08 – (WC) No asbestos located. No access within timber boxing.

Area 09 – (WC) No asbestos located. No access within riser.

Areas 10 & 11 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within box riser.

Area 13 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 14 – No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled floor present. No access within timber boxing.

Area 15/15a – (Cleaners cupboard) No asbestos located.

Area 16 – (Cupboard) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present.

Area 17 – (Corridor) AIB ceiling tiles sampled (Item 05). Vinyl floor tiles sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item 06).

Area 18 – (Buckland Hall) Textured coating to ceiling above suspended ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 19). MMMF insulation present beneath floor. Partition walls present.

Area 19 – (Lobby) AIB ceiling tiles visually identified (Item 08). Dry lined walls present.

Area 20 – (Lobby) AIB ceiling tiles visually identified (Item 09).

Areas 20a, 20b, 20c & 20d – (Risers) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present. Plywood ceiling panels present.

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Area 21 – (Walkway) No asbestos located. No access within floor duct.

Area 22 – (Lobby) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 23 – (Riser) No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area 24 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 25 – (Stairwell lobby) Textured coating to ceiling beneath stairs presumed to contain asbestos (Item 10). Fitted carpet present.

Area 26 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Area 26a – (Riser) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present.

Area 27 – (Laundry) No asbestos located. Linoleum floor covering present.

Area 28 – (Stairwell lobby) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 29 – (Riser) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present.

Areas 30 & 31 – (Kitchen & Store) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in ceiling void. Ceramic tiled walls and floor. No access within floor duct and metal vents.

Areas 32 & 33 – (Stores) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and floor.

Area 34 – (Cupboard) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and floor.

Area 35 – No asbestos located.

Area 35a – No asbestos located. No access above ceiling tiles.

Area 36 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and linoleum floor covering present.

Area 36a – (Cupboard) No asbestos located.

Area 37 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Timber panels to wall and linoleum floor covering present.

Areas 38 & 39 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access above suspended ceiling.

Areas 40 & 41 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and linoleum floor covering present.

Area 42 – (Cellar) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access within timber riser.

Areas 42a & 42b – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and ceramic tiled floor present.

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Area 43 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling, partition wall and fitted carpet present. No access within high level boxing.

Area 44 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and foam insulation present in ceiling void. Plasterboard partition walls present.

Area 45 – No asbestos located. Timber ceiling panels and fitted carpet present. No access within timber boxing and heater unit.

Area 46 – (Lounge) No asbestos located. Timber cladding to beams and ceiling.

Area 47 – No asbestos located. Timber ceiling panels and fitted carpet present. No access within and behind heater units.

Area 48 – (Lounge) No asbestos located. Panel to flue pipe in fire grate sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item11). Timber clad walls and ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within heater units.

Area 49 – (Dining room) No asbestos located. Timber clad walls and ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within heater units.

Areas 50 & 51 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access behind timber panel to sink.

Area 50a - Asbestos-containing ‘Shires Lynx’ toilet cistern visually identified (Item 35). Plaster ceiling present. No access behind bath panel.

Areas 52 & 53 - No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access behind timber panel to sink.

Area 52a – Asbestos-containing ‘Shires Lynx’ toilet cistern visually identified (Item 36). Plaster ceiling present. No access behind bath panel.

Areas 55, 55b, 56, 56b, 58, 60, 61, 63, 63a, 68, 69, 70, 71 - No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within timber riser.

Areas 55a, 56a, 59a – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and beneath shower tray.

Area 58a – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void.

Area 59 - No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 65 – (Hall) No asbestos located. No access beneath timber platform.

Area 66 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Vinyl floor covering present.

Areas 66a & 66b – (Risers) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present.

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Area 67 – (Corridor) AIB ceiling tiles visually identified (Item 20). Vinyl floor covering present.

Area 67a – (Cupboard) AIB vertical fascia board visually identified (Item 24).

Area 67b - (Cupboard) AIB vertical fascia board visually identified (Item 25).

Area 67c - (Cupboard) AIB vertical fascia board sampled (Item 23).

Area 67d - (Cupboard) AIB vertical fascia board visually identified (Item 26).

Area 72 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access behind bath panel.

Areas 72a & 72b – No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area 73 – Asbestos containing toilet cistern visually identified (Item 41).

Area 73a – (Riser) Redundant asbestos cement pipe fragments and associated debris visually identified (Item 42).

First Floor

Area 1.1 – (Corridor) AIB ceiling panels visually identified (Item 13). Vinyl floor covering present.

Area 1.2 – (Corridor) AIB ceiling panels visually identified (Item 14). Vinyl floor covering present.

Area 1.3 – (Corridor) AIB ceiling panels visually identified (Item 16). Plasterboard partition walls and vinyl floor covering present.

Area 1.4 - (Stairwell) AIB ceiling tiles visually identified (Item 21). Vinyl floor covering present.

Areas 1.4a & 1.4b – (Risers) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present.

Area 1.5 - (Corridor) AIB ceiling tiles visually identified (Item 22). Vinyl floor covering present.

Area 1.5a – (Cupboard) AIB vertical fascia board visually identified (Item 27).

Area 1.5b - (Cupboard) AIB vertical fascia board visually identified (Item 28).

Area 1.5c - (Cupboard) AIB vertical fascia board visually identified (Item 29).

Area 1.5d - (Cupboard) AIB vertical fascia board visually identified (Item 30).

Area 1.5e – (Lobby) No asbestos located. Foam insulation present. No access within ceiling void.

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Area 1.6 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Area 1.6a – (Cleaners cupboard) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Linoleum floor covering present.

Area 1.7 – (Stairwell lobby) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 1.7a – No asbestos located.

Areas 1.8 & 1.10 – (Bathrooms) No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and behind service panel to bath/shower.

Area 1.9 – (WC) Asbestos-containing toilet cistern sampled and visually identified in adjacent cubicle (Item 15). Plasterboard ceiling present. No access within timber risers.

Area 1.11 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and ceramic tiled floor present. No access within timber risers.

Area 1.12 – AIB ceiling tiles visually identified (Item17). Dry lined walls present.

Area 1.12a – (Riser) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present. Plywood ceiling panels present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 1.13 – AIB ceiling tiles visually identified (Item 18).

Areas 1.13a, 1.13b & 1.13c – (Risers) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present. Plywood ceiling panels present.

Area 1.14 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling present.

Areas 1.15, 1.16, 1.17, 1.18, 1.19 & 1.20 – (Bedrooms) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet and plaster ceiling present.

Areas 1.21, 1.23, 1.24 & 1.25 - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet and plaster ceiling present. No access behind timber panel to sink unit.

Area 1.22 – (Silver room) AIB ceiling panel sampled (Item 31). MMMF lagged pipes present.

Area 1.24a – (Bath/WC) Asbestos-containing toilet cistern visually identified (Item 32). Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access behind timber panel to sink unit.

Area 1.26 – (Bedroom) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet and plaster ceiling present. No access behind timber panel to sink unit and within timber boxing.

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Area 1.26a - (Bath/WC) Asbestos-containing toilet cistern visually identified (Item 33). Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access behind timber panel to sink unit.

Areas 1.27, 1.28, 1.29, 1.30, 1.31, 1.33, 1.34, 1.37 & 1.38 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within timber riser.

Areas 1.27a & 1.29a – (Bath/WC) No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and beneath shower tray.

Area 1.32 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access beneath shower tray and within timber riser.

Area 1.35a - No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void.

Area 1.35b - No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and beneath shower tray.

Area 1.36 - No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 1.39, 1.41, 1.42 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void and timber riser.

Area 1.40 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 1.43 – Asbestos-containing toilet cistern visually identified (Item 40).

Area 1.43a – Asbestos cement pipe fragments and associated debris visually identified (Item 39).

Area 1.43b – No access gained during the course of the survey.

Area 1.44 – Asbestos-containing toilet cistern visually identified (Item 37). No access within ceiling void and behind timber bath panel.

Area 1.44a – (Riser) No asbestos located. Foam insulation present.

Area 1.44b – (Riser) Asbestos cement pipe fragments and associated debris sampled (Item 38).

Area 1.45 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present.

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Second Floor

Area 2.1 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present in ceiling void. Fitted carpet present.

Area 2.1a – (Cleaners cupboard) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. Linoleum floor covering present.

Area 2.1b – (Stairwell lobby) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 2.1c – No asbestos located.

Areas 2.2, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.9, 2.10, 2.13 & 2.14 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within timber riser.

Areas 2.2a & 2.6a – (Bath/WC) No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and beneath shower tray.

Area 2.3 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. MMMF and polystyrene insulation present in loft space. Plasterboard ceiling and vinyl floor covering present.

Areas 2.3a & 2.3b – No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present.

Area 2.8 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling present. No access beneath shower tray and within timber riser.

Area 2.11 - No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void and beneath shower tray.

Area 2.12 - No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 2.15 – No asbestos located. No access within ceiling void

Areas 2.16, 2.17, 2.19, - No asbestos located. Fitted carpet and plaster ceiling present. No access behind timber panel to sink unit.

Area 2.16a – (Bath/WC) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access behind timber panel to sink unit.

Area 2.20a – (Bath/WC) Asbestos-containing toilet cistern visually identified (Item 34). Plaster ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access behind timber panel to sink unit.

Area 2.21 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. MMMF and polystyrene insulation present in loft space. Plasterboard ceiling and vinyl floor covering present.

Areas 2.21a, 2.21b, 2.21c & 2.21d – (Risers) No asbestos located. Foam lagged pipes present. Plywood ceiling panels present.

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Area 2.22 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling present.

Area 2.23 – No asbestos located. MMMF and polystyrene insulation present in loft space. Plasterboard ceiling present.

Area 2.24, 2.25, 2.26, – No asbestos located. No access into timber boxing above plasterboard ceiling

Area 2.27 - No asbestos located. No access beneath shower tray, into riser and above plasterboard ceiling

Area 2.28 - No asbestos located. No access into timber partition above plasterboard ceiling

Area 2.29, 2.31, 2.32, 2.33 - No asbestos located. No access under carpet, behind timber sink panel above plasterboard ceiling

Area 2.30 - No asbestos located. No access under carpet, behind timber sink panel and riser, above plasterboard ceiling

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high level areas.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 79 of 102 March 2004 Building 044 – Garages & Stores

Area 01 – (Store) No asbestos located.

Area 02 – (Boiler room) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and plant present. No access within plant, electrical cupboard, floor duct and to gaskets.

Area 03 – (Gas Meter room) No asbestos located. No access within gas meter plant.

Areas 04 & 05 – (Stores) No asbestos located.

Area 06 – (Garages) Asbestos cement soffit panels sampled and visually identified (Item 12).

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 80 of 102 March 2004 Building 049A – Portacabin Store

Areas 01, 02 & 03 – No asbestos located. No access within partition walls and ceiling voids.

Externals - Conventional construction, no suspect materials observed

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 81 of 102 March 2004 Building 050 – Rockley Portacabin

Areas 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet, plasterboard ceiling and partition walls present throughout.

Externals – Conventional construction, no suspect materials observed

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 82 of 102 March 2004 Building 051 – Dog Handlers Block

Areas 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 & 06 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void and floor void.

Externals - – No asbestos located. No access to high level areas.

Babcock Infrastructure Services MDHS100 Survey Report Rev 5 ZBRX0011/AJH/R1/Rev 1 HQ Land Command, Erskine Barracks Page 83 of 102 March 2004 Building 052 – Gaza Accommodation Block

Areas G.1, G1b, G.2, G.3, G.4, G.5, G.6, G.7, G.1a, G.2a, G.3a, G.4a & G.5a – Textured coating to ceilings presumed to contain asbestos (Item 361).

Area G6 – (Plant Room) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 361). MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within electrical boxing.

Area G7a,G7b – No access gained during the course of the survey

Areas 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.1a, 1.1b, 1.2a, 1.3a, 1.4a & 1.5a – Textured coating to ceilings presumed to contain asbestos (Item 361). No access into voids between 1.1 and 1.2, and between 1.1a and 1.2a

Area 1.7a, 1.7b – No access gained during the course of the survey

Areas 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.1a, 2.1b, 2.2a, 2.3a, 2.4a & 2.5a – Textured coating to ceilings presumed to contain asbestos (Item 361). No access into voids between 2.1 and 2.2, and between 2.1a and 2.2a

Area 2.7a, 2.7b – No access gained during the course of the survey

Roof space – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and Supalux panel to roof hatch present.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels.

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Areas G.1, G.2, G.3, G.4, G.5, G.6, G.7, G7a, G7b, G.8, G.1a, G1.1b.G.2a, G.3a, G.4a, G.5a & G.6a – Textured coating to ceilings presumed to contain asbestos (Item 362).

Area G6 – (Plant Room) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 362). MMMF lagged pipes present.

Areas 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.7a, 1.7b, 1.1c, 1.1a, 1.1b, 1.2a, 1.3a, 1.4a, 1.5a & 1.6a – Textured coating to ceilings presumed to contain asbestos (Item 362).

Areas 2.1, 2.1a, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.7a,– Textured coating to ceilings presumed to contain asbestos (Item 362).

Basement – (Plant Room) MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within electrical switch gear, calorifiers and to gaskets.

Roof space – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and Supalux panel to roof hatch present.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels.

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Areas G.1, G.2, G.3, G.4, G.5, G.6, G.7, G.7a, G.7b,G.8, G.1a, G.1b, G.2a, G.3a, G.4a, G.5a & G.6a – Textured coating to ceilings presumed to contain asbestos (Item 363).

Area G6 – (Plant Room) Textured coating to ceiling presumed to contain asbestos (Item 363). MMMF lagged pipes present. No access within electrical switch gear

Areas 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.7a,1.7b, 1.1a, 1.1b, 1.1c, 1.2a, 1.3a, 1.4a, 1.5a & 1.6a – Textured coating to ceilings presumed to contain asbestos (Item 363).

Roof space – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and Supalux panel to roof hatch present.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels.

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Ground Floor

Area C1 – (Corridor) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present. No access within boxing.

Areas C2, C3, C4 & C5 – (Corridors) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Areas 01 & 20 – (Stairwells) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Areas 02, 03/04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 15, 15a, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 13 – (NER) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Area 14 – (Conference room) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 21 – (Plant Room) – No asbestos located. No access within plasterboard partition walls, ceiling void, floor void and electrical switch gear.

Areas 22 & 29 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 28 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and linoleum floor covering present.

First Floor

Areas C6, C7, C8, C9 & C10 – (Corridors) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Areas 30 & 52 – (Stairwells) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Areas 31, 32, 33, 34, 35/36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 55, 56, 57, 58, & 59 - No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Areas 53 & 60 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and fitted carpet present.

Area 54 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Plasterboard ceiling and linoleum floor covering present.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high level areas and beneath building.

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No asbestos located. No access above fibreboard ceiling and behind hardboard wall panels.

Externals – No asbestos located. Roof felt sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item411). No access behind timber cladding to walls, above timber ceilings and plaster ceilings to porches.

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Areas 01 & 03 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present above suspended ceiling.

Area 01a – (Lobby) No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 01b – (Corridor) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present above suspended ceiling. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 02 – (WC) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present above suspended ceiling. No access into water heater unit.

Areas 04, 05, 08 & 10 – No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present above suspended ceiling. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 07 – (Server Room) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Area 07a – No asbestos located. MMMF lagged ductwork and plasterboard partition walls present.

Area 11 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present above suspended ceiling. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access behind fitted units.

Areas 12 & 13 – No asbestos located. Fitted carpet present.

Area 14 – (Plant Room) No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes and duct present. No access within electrical switch gear.

Externals – Asbestos cement undercloaking identified to roof (Item 412). Foam lagged pipes present. No access to high levels.

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No asbestos located. MMMF insulation in cavity, no access into cavity walls, roof panels and within electrical switch gear.

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No asbestos located. No access behind plastic soffits.

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Corridors 1 & 2 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas D1/D1a, D2, D3, D4, D5, D6, D7, D8, D9, D10, D11 & D12, D13, D14, D15, D16, D19, D20, D21 & D26 – No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void.

Areas D17, D18, D22, D23 & D24 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access within ceiling void.

Area D25 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls present. No access within ceiling void and water heater unit.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels.

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Ground Floor

Corridors 1, 2, & 3 – No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Areas D1, D2, D3, D3a, D4, D4b, D5, D6, D6a, D7 & D9/D9a - No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Areas D4a & D8 - No asbestos located. MMMF insulation present in roof void. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area D10 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and linoleum floor covering present.

Areas D11, D12 & D13 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access beneath sinks and within water heater units.

Area D14 – (Stairwell) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling and partition wall present.

First Floor

Corridor 4 - No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Areas 1, 2, 3 & 4 - No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Area 4a – (NER) No asbestos located. Plasterboard partition walls and fitted carpet present.

Areas 5, 6 & 7 – (WCs) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, ceramic tiled walls and linoleum floor covering present. No access beneath sinks and within water heater units.

Area 08 – (Kitchen) No asbestos located. Plaster ceiling, partition walls and linoleum floor covering present.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels.

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No asbestos located. MMMF lagged pipes present. No access above non asbestos insulating board ceiling panels. No access within boilers, plant, electrical switch gear and to gaskets.

Externals – No asbestos located. No access to high levels.

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No asbestos located. No access within floor ducts, generator and electrical switch gear.

Externals – No asbestos located. Undercloaking to roof sampled, did not contain asbestos (Item 442).

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Areas 01 & 02 – No asbestos located. No access behind boarded ceilings and walls.

Externals – Textured coating to external walls presumed to contain asbestos (Item 03). No access onto roof.

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The material assessment (s) produced from the survey work and presented in this report should be developed into a risk assessment which can be used for the basis of the management plan required under regulation 4 of the Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations, 2002. The first step in this process is to carry out a priority assessment on each item that is either confirmed as asbestos or strongly presumed to be asbestos.

4.1 Priority assessment

A Priority Assessment looks at the likelihood of someone disturbing the ACM. It takes into account:-

• Maintenance activities • Likelihood of disturbance • Human exposure potential • Occupant activity or activities of those visiting the building

The priority assessment (and hence the risk assessment below also) can only be carried out with detailed knowledge of the above. Although the Casella surveyor may have some of the information which will contribute to the assessment and may be part of the assessment team, the client, as the duty holder under CAW, is required to make the risk assessment using the information given in this report and their detailed knowledge of the activities carried out within the premises. Casella Hazmat will be happy to provide further assistance in this area on request, including the selection of a suitable algorithm and advice on how best to complete it. For further information please contact Alan Holden, Office Manager, on 01179 867015.

Casella Hazmat have recorded the likelihood of disturbance based on normal use of the building at the time of survey (as detailed in the table below) to assist with the priority assessment where required. This information is included in the material assessment sheets in appendix A.

Likelihood of 0 None Disturbance 1 Low 2 Medium 3 High

4.2 Risk Assessment

The next step is to sum the scores from the Material Assessment and the Priority Assessment algorithms. This will result in an overall risk assessment score. (An ACM scoring highly in the material assessment may score as a low priority if, for example, it is in a disused and locked boiler room – the overall risk is therefore proportionally reduced). The risk assessments will form the basis of the management plan, the basic requirements of which are detailed below.

4.3 Management Plan

Once the risk assessments have been carried out, they should then be used in the development of the management plan. This plan is then used to control the risk to occupants and visitors to the building.

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• The details of how the location and condition of known or presumed ACMs is recorded & updated (Material Assessment) • Priority / risk assessments and scores • A table of action priorities • Decisions about management options including the rationale - repair, seal or remove if there is a risk of exposure, maintain in a good state of repair and regularly monitor the condition, have arrangements in place so that work which disturbs asbestos complies with the Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations (CAWR) etc • A timetable for actions • Monitoring arrangements including inspections of known ACMs at least every 12 months and more frequently if the risk is sufficient to justify this • Employees and their responsibilities • Training arrangements - • A plan for implementation of new procedures • The mechanism for passing information on ACMs to those who need it • Who will oversee the quality of entries made on the management plan • A procedure and timetable for review of the plan

NB – It is vital that any work to the fabric of the building is strictly controlled to ensure that ACMs are not accidentally disturbed.

4.4 Licence, notification and waste disposal

Generally, work with asbestos insulation, insulating board and spray coating must not be carried out without a licence from the HSE although there are exceptions for very minor works – more information is available in “A Guide to Asbestos (Licensing) Regulations 1983”as amended. As a general guideline, work on these materials should be carried out inside full enclosures incorporating negative pressure and decontamination facilities although minor works may be carried out in accordance with the "Asbestos Essentials Task Manual" (HSG210).

The removal of asbestos insulation, insulating board and spray coating is subject to a statutory 14-day notification to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). The notification period is a condition of the removal contractor’s licence. Note also that there may be additional restrictions placed on a licence at the discretion of the HSE.

Following the introduction of the Special Waste Regulations 1996, all materials with an asbestos content greater than 0.1% by weight - including asbestos cement where applicable - is now classified as a Special Waste and must be disposed of at a site licensed to accept such waste. An appropriate consignment note is also required.

Although not a legal requirement, it is recommended that a licensed asbestos contractor should be engaged for any work with asbestos - including asbestos cement products – to ensure full compliance with all current legislation.

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APPENDIX A

MATERIALS ASSESSMENT ALGORITHM

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BULK ANALYSIS DETAIL

Bulk analysis has been carried out at Casella Hazmat, Oslands Court, Oslands Lane, Swanick, Southampton, Hampshire, SO31 7EG, which has UKAS accreditation for the work. UKAS Testing Laboratory Number 1746; Group.

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PHOTOGRAPHIC PLATES

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MARKED DRAWINGS

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ENVIROCHECK DATA ® Envirocheck Report

Datasheet

Report on: HQ Land Command The Avenue Wilton Wiltshire SP2 0AG

National Grid Reference : 410480, 131660

Prepared For : Carl Bro Group Grove House Mansion Gate Drive Leeds LS7 4DN

Client Details: Defence Estates,

Your Reference: L Cottam,P00132700

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______Summary ______Agency & Hydrological ______Waste ______Hazardous Substances ______Geological ______Industrial Land Use ______Sensitive Land Use ______Data Currency ______Data Suppliers & Copyright Statements ______Useful Contacts ______BGS Borehole Order Form ______

Introduction

The Environment Act 1995 has made site sensitivity a key issue, as the legislation pays as much attention to the pathways by which contamination could spread, and to the vulnerable targets of contamination, as it does the potential sources of contamination. For this reason, Landmark's Site Sensitivity Datasheet places great emphasis on statutory data provided by the Environment Agency and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency; it also incorporates data from English Nature (and the Scottish and Welsh equivalents), the Environment Agency (and the Scottish equivalent) and Local Authorities; and highlights hydrogeological features required by environmental and geotechnical consultants. It does not include any information concerning past uses of land. The datasheet is produced by querying the legend database to 1km from a single point or a site boundary provided by the client

In the attached datasheet the National Grid References (NGRs) are rounded to the nearest 10m in accordance with Landmark's agreements with a number of Data Suppliers

Copyright Notice

© Landmark Information Group Limited 2004. The Copyright on the information and data and its format as contained in this Envirocheck® Report ("Report") is the property of Landmark Information Group Limited ("Landmark") and several other Data Providers, including (but not limited to) Ordnance Survey, British Geological Survey, the Environment Agency and English Nature, and must not be reproduced in whole or in part by photocopying or any other method. The Report is supplied under Landmark's Terms and Conditions accepted by the Customer. Additional copies may be obtained from Landmark, subject to Landmark's charges in force from time to time. The Copyright, design rights and any other intellectual rights shall remain the exclusive property of Landmark and /or other Data providers, whose Copyright material has been included in this Report.

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On Site 0 to 250m 251 to 500m 501 to 1000m Data Type (*up to 2000m) Agency & Hydrological

Air Pollution Controls 3

Air Pollution Control Enforcements

Contaminated Land Register Entries and Notices

Discharge Consents 4 4

Enforcement and Prohibition Notices

Integrated Pollution Controls 2

Integrated Pollution Prevention And Control

Nearest Surface Water Feature Yes

Pollution Incidents to Controlled Waters

Substantiated Pollution Incident Register 1 1 3

Prosecutions Relating to Authorised Processes

Prosecutions Relating to Controlled Waters

Water Industry Act Referrals

Registered Radioactive Substances 3

River Quality 1 1 5

River Quality Biology Sampling Points 3

River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points 7

Water Abstractions 2 6 (*7)

Groundwater Vulnerability Yes

Fluvial Indicative Floodplains Yes

Tidal Indicative Floodplains

Source Protection Zones 4

River Flood Data (Scotland) Waste

BGS Recorded Landfill Sites

Integrated Pollution Control Registered Waste Sites

Licensed Waste Management Facilities (Landfill Boundaries)

Licensed Waste Management Facilities (Locations)

Local Authority Recorded Landfill Sites

Registered Landfill Sites

Registered Waste Transfer Sites 1

Registered Waste Treatment or Disposal Sites 1

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On Site 0 to 250m 251 to 500m 501 to 1000m Data Type (*up to 2000m) Hazardous Substances

Control of Major Accident Hazards Sites (COMAH)

Explosive Sites

Notification of Installations Handling Hazardous Substances (NIHHS)

Planning Hazardous Substance Consents

Planning Hazardous Substance Enforcements Geological

BGS Boreholes 1 10 15

BGS Recorded Mineral Sites 1

BGS 1:625,000 Solid Geology Yes

Brine Compensation Areas

Coal Mining Affected Areas

Shallow Mining Hazards Yes

Compressible Ground Subsidence Hazards Yes

Ground Dissolution Subsidence Hazards Yes Yes

Gulls And Cambering Subsidence Hazards

Landslip Subsidence Hazards

Swelling Clay Subsidence Hazards

Mining Instability

Natural and Mining Cavities

Radon Affected Areas Yes

Radon Protection Measures Yes Industrial Land Use

Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 1 19 13

Fuel Station Entries

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On Site 0 to 250m 251 to 500m 501 to 1000m Data Type (*up to 2000m) Sensitive Land Uses

Areas of Adopted Green Belt

Areas of Unadopted Green Belt

Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty

Environmentally Sensitive Areas

Forest Parks

Local Nature Reserves

Marine Nature Reserves

National Nature Reserves

National Parks

National Scenic Areas

Nitrate Sensitive Areas

Nitrate Vulnerable Zones 1

Ramsar Sites

Sites of Special Scientific Interest 1

Special Areas of Conservation 1 1

Special Protection Areas

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Air Pollution Controls 1 Name: R C & J W Blaxley NW 536 1 409870 Location: Unit 3,Warminster Road,Wilton,SALISBURY,Wiltshire,SP2 0AT 131940 Authority: Salisbury District Council, Environmental Health Department Permit Reference: Epa/92/016 Dated: 27th July 1993 Process Type: Local Authority Air Pollution Control Description: PG6/1Animal by-product rendering Status: Authorisation superseded by a substantial or non substantial variation Positional Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Accuracy: Air Pollution Controls 2 Name: Imerys Minerals Ltd E 698 1 411250 Location: Quidhampton Quarry,Off Wilton Road,Quidhampton,SALISBURY,Wiltshire,SP2 9AD 131350 Authority: Salisbury District Council, Environmental Health Department Permit Reference: Epa/92/004 Dated: 25th January 1993 Process Type: Local Authority Air Pollution Control Description: PG3/8 Quarry processes including roadstone plants and the size reduction of bricks, tiles and concrete Status: Application deemed withdrawn Positional Manually positioned to the address or location Accuracy: Air Pollution Controls 3 Name: Hmm Group W 753 1 409430 Location: 41-43 West Street,Wilton,SALISBURY,Wiltshire,SP2 0DL 131370 Authority: Salisbury District Council, Environmental Health Department Permit Reference: Epa/91/020 Dated: 3rd February 1992 Process Type: Local Authority Air Pollution Control Description: PG1/1Waste oil burners, less than 0.4MW net rated thermal input Status: Authorisation revoked Positional Unknown Accuracy: Discharge Consents 4 Operator: Wiltshire County Council And NW 74 2 410320 Property Type: Recreational & Cultural 131800 Location: Wilton Sports Pavilion The Avenue,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Catchment Area: Wylye Reference: 401386 Permit Version: 1 Effective Date: 1st October 2002 Issued Date: 1st October 2002 Revocation Date: Not Supplied Discharge Type: Non Water Company (Private) Sewage Discharge Land/Soakaway Environment: Receiving Water: Soakaway Status: New Consent, by Application (Water Resources Act 1991, Section 88) Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Discharge Consents 5 Operator: Wiltshire County Council SW 142 2 410090 Property Type: Extraction Of Other Minerals 131310 Location: Wiltshire County Council Highway Depot,The Avenue,Wilton,Salisbury, Wiltshire,Sp2 0bt Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Catchment Area: Wylye Reference: 042080 Permit Version: 1 Effective Date: 11th November 1992 Issued Date: 13th November 1992 Revocation Date: Not Supplied Discharge Type: Trade Discharges - Process Effluent - Water Company (Wtw) Discharge Freshwater Stream/River Environment: Receiving Water: River Wylye Status: New Consent, by Application (Water Resources Act 1991, Section 113 & Schedule 12) Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy:

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Discharge Consents 6 Operator: Wiltshire County Council And NW 156 2 410260 Property Type: Recreational & Cultural 131860 Location: Wilton Park And Ride Site The Avenue,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Catchment Area: Wylye Reference: 401385 Permit Version: 1 Effective Date: 1st October 2002 Issued Date: 1st October 2002 Revocation Date: Not Supplied Discharge Type: Non Water Company (Private) Sewage Discharge Land/Soakaway Environment: Receiving Water: Soakaway Status: New Consent, by Application (Water Resources Act 1991, Section 88) Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Discharge Consents 7 Operator: Billing, Mr M W 243 2 409950 Property Type: Carpet & Other Floor Coverings 131500 Location: Wilton Royal Carpet Factory Ltd.,Wilton,Near Salisbury,Wiltshire Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Catchment Area: Wylye Reference: 050712 Permit Version: 1 Effective Date: 4th March 1969 Issued Date: Not Supplied Revocation Date: 17th October 1994 Discharge Type: Trade Discharges - Process Effluent - Water Company (Wtw) Discharge Unknown Environment: Receiving Water: Not Supplied Status: Consent revoked: Discharge ceased (Section 37(1)) Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Discharge Consents 8 Operator: Imerys Minerals Ltd E 570 2 411160 Property Type: Vehicle Washing 131440 Location: Imerys Minerals Ltd Broadlands House,Quidhampton Quarry, Wilton Road,Salisbury,Wiltshire,Sp2 9ad Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Catchment Area: Nadder Reference: 401372 Permit Version: 1 Effective Date: 1st November 2002 Issued Date: 1st November 2002 Revocation Date: Not Supplied Discharge Type: Trade Discharge - Mineral Workings Discharge Pond - No Outlet Environment: Receiving Water: Soakaway Lagoon Status: New Consent, by Application (Water Resources Act 1991, Section 88) Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Discharge Consents 9 Operator: Wessex Water Services Ltd S 577 2 410680 Property Type: Sewerage Network - Sewers - Water Company 130870 Location: Quidhampton Sso Off Netherhampton Road,Quidhampton,Wilton,Wiltshire Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Catchment Area: Nadder Reference: 051336 Permit Version: 1 Effective Date: 1st June 1963 Issued Date: Not Supplied Revocation Date: Not Supplied Discharge Type: Sewage Discharges - Stw Storm Overflow/Storm Tank - Water Company Discharge Unknown Environment: Receiving Water: Not Supplied Status: Transferred from Rivers (Prevention of Pollution) Act 1951-1961 Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy:

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Discharge Consents 10 Operator: Imerys Minerals Limited E 674 2 411350 Property Type: Extraction Of Stone, Gravel Etc. 131510 Location: Imerys Minerals Ltd Broadlands House,Quidhampton Quarry, Wilton Road,Salisbury,Wiltshire,Sp2 9ad Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Catchment Area: Nadder Reference: 401373 Permit Version: 1 Effective Date: 4th November 2002 Issued Date: 4th November 2002 Revocation Date: Not Supplied Discharge Type: Trade Discharge - Mineral Workings Discharge Land/Soakaway Environment: Receiving Water: The Ground Lagoon Status: New Consent, by Application (Water Resources Act 1991, Section 88) Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Discharge Consents 11 Operator: Wessex Water Services Ltd S 704 2 410800 Property Type: Sewerage Network - Sewers - Water Company 130800 Location: Wilton,Salisbury Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Catchment Area: Nadder Reference: 041308 Permit Version: 1 Effective Date: 12th September 1989 Issued Date: Not Supplied Revocation Date: Not Supplied Discharge Type: Public Sewage: Storm Sewage Overflow Discharge Freshwater Stream/River Environment: Receiving Water: River Nadder Status: Temporary Consents (Water Act 1989, Section 113) Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Integrated Pollution Controls 12 Name: Ssepg (Operations) Ltd SE 535 2 411020 Location: Electricity 132Kv/33Kv Substation,A36 Warminster 131340 Road,Quidhampton,SALISBURY,SP Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Permit Reference: BA4272 Dated: 20th October 1998 Process Type: IPC new application Description: 1.3 A (A) Combustion processes within the Fuel & Power Industry Status: Authorisation superseded by a substantial or non substantial variation Positional Manually positioned to the address or location Accuracy: Integrated Pollution Controls 13 Name: Ssepg (Operations) Ltd NW 601 2 409840 Location: Electricity 132kv/33kv Substation,A36 Warminster 132020 Road,Quidhampton,SALISBURY,Wiltshire,SP1 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Permit Reference: BE2808 Dated: 24th November 1998 Process Type: IPC minor (non-substantial) variation to previous variation Description: 1.3 A (A) Combustion processes within the Fuel & Power Industry Status: Authorisation revoked Positional Manually positioned within the geographical locality Accuracy: Substantiated Pollution Incident Register 14 Authority: Environment Agency - South West Region, South Wessex Area SW 144 2 410060 Incident Date: 17th September 2002 131340 Incident Reference: 108466 Water Impact: Category 3 - Minor Incident Air Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Land Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Pollutant: Pollutant Not Identified: Not Identified

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Substantiated Pollution Incident Register 15 Authority: Environment Agency - South West Region, South Wessex Area W 470 2 409800 Incident Date: 13th August 2003 131700 Incident Reference: 184325 Water Impact: Category 3 - Minor Incident Air Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Land Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Pollutant: Oils And Fuel: Mixed/Waste Oils Substantiated Pollution Incident Register 16 Authority: Environment Agency - South West Region, South Wessex Area NW 583 2 409820 Incident Date: 11th June 2002 131950 Incident Reference: 84260 Water Impact: Category 3 - Minor Incident Air Impact: Category 3 - Minor Incident Land Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Pollutant: Oils - Diesel (Including Agricultural) Substantiated Pollution Incident Register 17 Authority: Environment Agency - South West Region, South Wessex Area W 661 2 409520 Incident Date: 26th October 2002 131470 Incident Reference: 116852 Water Impact: Category 3 - Minor Incident Air Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Land Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Pollutant: Oils - Diesel (Including Agricultural) Substantiated Pollution Incident Register 18 Authority: Environment Agency - South West Region, South Wessex Area W 894 2 409300 Incident Date: 13th August 2003 131580 Incident Reference: 184328 Water Impact: Category 3 - Minor Incident Air Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Land Impact: Category 4 - No Impact Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Pollutant: Contaminated Water: Suspended Solids Registered Radioactive Substances 19 Name: Imerys Minerals Ltd SE 559 2 411040 Location: Broadlands House,Quidhampton,SALISBURY,Wiltshire,SP 131330 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Permit Reference: AO6634 Dated: 31st March 1991 Process Type: Registration under S7 RSA for the keeping and use of Radioactive materials (was RSA60 S1) Description: Registration under S7 or S10 RSA for 1 or more closed sources =< 4 Terabecquerels also for storage in transit Status: Authorisation superseded by a substantial or non substantial variation Positional Unknown Accuracy: Registered Radioactive Substances 20 Name: Imerys Minerals Ltd E 696 2 411250 Location: Broadlands House,Quidhampton,SALISBURY 131350 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Permit Reference: Bh8624 Dated: 7th April 2000 Process Type: Registration under S7 RSA for the keeping and use of Radioactive materials (was RSA60 S1) Description: Discretionary registration under S7 or S10 RSA for 1 or more closed sources =< 4 Terabecquerels also for storage in transit Status: Application has been authorised and any conditions apply to the operator Positional Manually positioned to the address or location Accuracy:

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Registered Radioactive Substances 20 Name: Imerys Minerals Ltd E 699 2 411250 Location: Broadlands House,Quidhampton Quarry,Wilton Road,SALISBURY,Wiltshire,SP2 9AD 131350 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Permit Reference: AO6804 Dated: 23rd November 1994 Process Type: Registration under S7 RSA for the keeping and use of Radioactive materials (was RSA60 S1) Description: Minor variation to registration under S7 or S10 RSA for 1 or more closed sources =< 4 Terabecquerels also for storage in transit Status: Authorisation either revoked or cancelled Positional Unknown Accuracy: River Quality Name: Wylye SW 79 2 410100 GQA Grade: River Quality A 131400 Reach: U/S Ditchptn Bif-Conf With Nadder (East) Estimated Distance 2.9 of Reach (km): Flow Rate: Flow less than 5 cumecs Flow Type: Drain Year: 2000 River Quality Name: Wylye SW 336 2 410020 GQA Grade: River Quality A 131120 Reach: U/S Ditchptn Bif-Conf With Nadder (West) Estimated Distance 2.7 of Reach (km): Flow Rate: Flow less than 5 cumecs Flow Type: Drain Year: 2000 River Quality Name: Nadder S 564 2 410370 GQA Grade: River Quality B 130790 Reach: D/S Burcombe Bif-Conf With Wylye (West) Estimated Distance 1.2 of Reach (km): Flow Rate: Flow less than 5 cumecs Flow Type: River Year: 2000 River Quality Name: Nadder S 564 2 410370 GQA Grade: River Quality B 130790 Reach: Conf With Wylye(Wst)-Conf With Wylye(E) Estimated Distance .4 of Reach (km): Flow Rate: Flow less than 5 cumecs Flow Type: River Year: 2000 River Quality Name: Nadder SE 765 2 410920 GQA Grade: River Quality B 130760 Reach: Conf With Wylye(E)-Conf With Hamp Avon Estimated Distance 4.7 of Reach (km): Flow Rate: Flow less than 5 cumecs Flow Type: River Year: 2000 River Quality Name: Nadder SW 791 2 409430 GQA Grade: River Quality B 131170 Reach: U/S Burcombe Bif-D/S Burcombe Bif (Nth) Estimated Distance 2.5 of Reach (km): Flow Rate: Flow less than 5 cumecs Flow Type: Drain Year: 2000

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River Quality Name: Nadder SW 848 2 409470 GQA Grade: River Quality B 130950 Reach: U/S Burcombe Bif-D/S Burcombe Bif (Sth) Estimated Distance 2.3 of Reach (km): Flow Rate: Flow less than 5 cumecs Flow Type: Drain Year: 2000 River Quality Biology Sampling Points 21 Name: Nadder S 554 2 410400 Reach: Confluence With Wylye (West) - Confluence With Wylye (East) 130800 Estimated Distance: 0.40 Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good River Quality Biology Sampling Points 22 Name: Nadder S 734 2 410700 Reach: Confluence With Wylye (East) - Confluence With Hamp Avon 130700 Estimated Distance: 4.70 Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good River Quality Biology Sampling Points 23 Name: Nadder SW 936 2 409300 Reach: Downstream Burcombe Bif - Confluence With Wylye (West) 131100 Estimated Distance: 1.20 Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Biology GQA Grade A - Very Good

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River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points 24 Name: Wylye S 528 2 410690 Reach: Upstream Ditchptn Bif To Confluence With Nadder (East) 130940 Estimated Distance: 2.90 Objective: River Ecosystem Class 1: Very Good Quality Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Not Supplied Year: 1993 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1994 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1996 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1997 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1998 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1999 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 2001 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant

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River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points 25 Name: Nadder SW 762 2 409600 Reach: Confluence With Fovant Bk To Upstream Burcombe Bif 130930 Estimated Distance: 9.00 Objective: River Ecosystem Class 1: Very Good Quality Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Not Supplied Year: 1993 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1994 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1996 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1997 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1998 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1999 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2001 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal

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River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points 25 Name: Nadder SW 762 2 409600 Reach: Upstream Burcombe Bif To Downstream Burcombe Bif (Sth) 130930 Estimated Distance: 2.30 Objective: River Ecosystem Class 1: Very Good Quality Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Not Supplied Year: 1993 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1994 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1996 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1997 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1998 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1999 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2001 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal

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River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points 25 Name: Nadder SW 762 2 409600 Reach: Upstream Burcombe Bif To Downstream Burcombe Bif (Nth) 130930 Estimated Distance: 2.50 Objective: River Ecosystem Class 1: Very Good Quality Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Not Supplied Year: 1993 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1994 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1996 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1997 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1998 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1999 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2001 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal

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River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points 25 Name: Nadder SW 762 2 409600 Reach: Downstream Burcombe Bif To Confluence With Wylye (West) 130930 Estimated Distance: 1.20 Objective: River Ecosystem Class 1: Very Good Quality Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Not Supplied Year: 1993 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1994 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1996 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1997 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1998 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1999 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2001 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal

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River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points 25 Name: Nadder SW 762 2 409600 Reach: Confluence With Wylye (Wst) To Confluence With Wylye (E) 130930 Estimated Distance: 0.40 Objective: River Ecosystem Class 1: Very Good Quality Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Not Supplied Year: 1993 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1994 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1996 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1997 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1998 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1999 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2001 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal

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River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points 25 Name: Nadder SW 762 2 409600 Reach: Confluence With Wylye (E) To Confluence With Hamp Avon 130930 Estimated Distance: 4.70 Objective: River Ecosystem Class 1: Very Good Quality Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Year: 1990 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Not Supplied Year: 1993 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1994 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade A - Very Good Compliance: Compliant Year: 1995 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1996 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 1997 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1998 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 1999 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Significant Failure Year: 2000 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2001 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Year: 2002 GQA Grade: River Quality Chemistry GQA Grade B - Good Compliance: Marginal Water Abstractions 26 Operator: Wilton Royal Carpet Factory Ltd SW 280 2 409900 Licence Number: 13/43/023/S/059 131400 Permit Version: 100 Location: River Wyle Adjacent To Wilton Carpet Factory Point #1 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Other Industrial/Commercial/Public Services: Process Water Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Surface Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Within The Confines Of The Carpet Factory Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 19th December 1983 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy:

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Water Abstractions 26 Operator: The Wilton Carpet Factory Ltd SW 280 2 409900 Licence Number: 13/43/023/S/059 131400 Permit Version: 101 Location: River Wyle Adjacent To Wilton Carpet Factory Point #1 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Other Industrial/Commercial/Public Services: Process Water Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Surface Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Within The Confines Of The Carpet Factory Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 12th June 2000 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Water Abstractions 27 Operator: E V Naish Ltd W 680 2 409500 Licence Number: 134323S041 131400 Permit Version: Not Supplied Location: Felt Mills,Wilton Near,SALISBURY Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Industrial Processing ( Miscellaneous) Abstraction Type: Not Supplied Source: River Daily Rate (m3): 136 Yearly Rate (m3): 34096 Details: Wylye Authorised Start: Not Supplied Authorised End: Not Supplied Permit Start Date: Not Supplied Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Water Abstractions 28 Operator: E V Naish Ltd W 683 2 409500 Licence Number: 134323G040 131500 Permit Version: Not Supplied Location: Felt Mills,Wilton Near,SALISBURY Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Industrial Processing ( Miscellaneous) Abstraction Type: Not Supplied Source: Borehole Daily Rate (m3): 117 Yearly Rate (m3): 34096 Details: Not Supplied Authorised Start: Not Supplied Authorised End: Not Supplied Permit Start Date: Not Supplied Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Water Abstractions 29 Operator: North Hill Farms Ltd S 697 2 410100 Licence Number: 13/43/022/S/107 130700 Permit Version: 100 Location: Sidestream Of R Nadder At Wilton Park Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: General Agriculture: Spray Irrigation - Direct Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a river or stream reach, or a row of wellpoints Source: Surface Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Lands Near Wilton Park Outlined Red On Licence Map Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 30 September Permit Start Date: 30th July 1970 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy:

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Water Abstractions 30 Operator: Ecc Group Plc SE 909 2 411400 Licence Number: 13/43/022/G/029 131200 Permit Version: 100 Location: Borehole At A Chalk Pit, Quidhampton Point #1 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Extractive: Mineral Washing Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Chalk Pit, As Outlined In Red On Licence Map. Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 23rd July 1990 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Water Abstractions 30 Operator: Imerys Minerals Ltd SE 909 2 411400 Licence Number: 13/43/022/G/029 131200 Permit Version: 101 Location: Borehole At A Chalk Pit, Quidhampton Point #1 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Extractive: Mineral Washing Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Lands At Quidhampton As Outlined In Red On Licence Map. Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 1st April 2001 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Water Abstractions 31 Operator: Trustees Of The Wilton Estate SW 923 2 409500 Licence Number: 13/43/022/G/116 130800 Permit Version: 100 Location: Sawmill, Wilton Borehole #1 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Private Water Undertaking: General Use (Medium Loss) Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Lands At Wilton Outlined Red On Licence Map Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 14th March 1980 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Water Abstractions Operator: Bemerton Heath Harlequins Sports & Social Club E 1008 2 411650 Licence Number: 13/43/022/G/140 131360 Permit Version: 101 Location: Borehole At Bemerton Heath Football Ground Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Sports Grounds/Facilities: Drinking; Cooking; Sanitary; Washing; (Small Garden) Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Land At Bemerton Heath Football Club As Outlined In Red On Licence Map Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 7th March 2003 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy:

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Water Abstractions Operator: Bemerton Heath Harlequins Sports & Social Club E 1008 2 411650 Licence Number: 13/43/022/G/140 131360 Permit Version: 101 Location: Borehole At Bemerton Heath Football Ground Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Sports Grounds/Facilities: Spray Irrigation - Direct Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Land At Bemerton Heath Football Club As Outlined In Red On Licence Map Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 August Permit Start Date: 7th March 2003 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Water Abstractions Operator: Bemerton Heath Harlequins Sports & Social Club E 1008 2 411650 Licence Number: 13/43/022/G/140 131360 Permit Version: 102 Location: Borehole At Bemerton Heath Football Ground Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Sports Grounds/Facilities: Spray Irrigation - Direct Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Land At Bemerton Heath Football Club As Outlined In Red On Licence Map Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 August Permit Start Date: 3rd February 2004 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: Water Abstractions Operator: Wessex Water Services Ltd W 1114 2 409100 Licence Number: 13/43/023/G/093 131700 Permit Version: 100 Location: Ditchampton Well, Wilton Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Public Water Supply: Potable Water Supply - Direct Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Ditchampton Well, Ditchampton Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 10th November 1989 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Water Abstractions Operator: Mr E L P Perrott S 1280 2 410600 Licence Number: 13/43/022/S/111 130100 Permit Version: 100 Location: Trib Of R Nadder At Netherhampton Farm Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: General Agriculture: Spray Irrigation - Direct Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a river or stream reach, or a row of wellpoints Source: Surface Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Land At Netherhampton Farm Outlined Red On Licence Map Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 30 September Permit Start Date: 20th July 1976 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy:

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Water Abstractions Operator: Avonmore Dairies Ltd E 1530 2 412100 Licence Number: 13/43/022/G/103 131100 Permit Version: 100 Location: New Sarum Boreholes - Point #1 Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Dairies: General Use (Medium Loss) Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Land At New Sarum Outlined Red On Licence Map Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 1st January 1995 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Water Abstractions Operator: Wessex Water Services Ltd SW 1913 2 408800 Licence Number: 13/43/022/G/075 130100 Permit Version: 100 Location: Bulbridge Borehole, Wilton Authority: Environment Agency, South West Region Abstraction: Public Water Supply: Potable Water Supply - Direct Abstraction Type: Water may be abstracted from a single point Source: Groundwater Daily Rate (m3): Not Supplied Yearly Rate (m3): Not Supplied Details: Bulbridge Borehole, Wilton Authorised Start: 01 April Authorised End: 31 March Permit Start Date: 10th November 1989 Permit End Date: Not Supplied Positional Located by supplier to within 100m Accuracy: Groundwater Vulnerability Geological Major Aquifer (Highly permeable) - These are highly permeable formations usually - 0 2 410480 Classification: with a known or probable presence of significant fracturing. They may be highly 131660 productive and able to support large abstractions for public water supply and other purposes Soil Classification: Soils of High Leaching Potential (U) - Soil information for restored mineral workings and urban areas is based on fewer observations than elsewhere. A worst case vulnerability classification (H) assumed, until proved otherwise Map Sheet: Sheet 44 North West Hampshire Scale: 1:100,000 Drift Deposits Description None - - - -

Fluvial Indicative Floodplains Type: Fluvial Indicative Flood Zone S 127 2 410320 Source: Environment Agency, Head Office 131220 Fluvial Indicative Floodplains Type: Fluvial Indicative Flood Zone SW 130 2 410030 Source: Environment Agency, Head Office 131440 Fluvial Indicative Floodplains Type: Fluvial Indicative Flood Zone SW 210 2 410060 Source: Environment Agency, Head Office 131250 Tidal Indicative Floodplains Description None - - - -

Source Protection Zones Name: Various NE 775 2 411520 Source: Environment Agency, Head Office 132120 Reference: Not Supplied Type: Zone II (Outer Protection Zone): Either 25% of the source area or a 400 day travel time whichever is greater.

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Source Protection Zones Name: Various NE 775 2 411520 Source: Environment Agency, Head Office 132120 Reference: Not Supplied Type: Zone III (Total Catchment): The total area needed to support the discharge from the protected groundwater source. Source Protection Zones Name: Ditchampton Well W 970 2 409300 Source: Environment Agency, Head Office 131830 Reference: Sw073 Type: Zone II (Outer Protection Zone): Either 25% of the source area or a 400 day travel time whichever is greater. Source Protection Zones Name: Ditchampton Well W 970 2 409300 Source: Environment Agency, Head Office 131830 Reference: Sw073 Type: Zone III (Total Catchment): The total area needed to support the discharge from the protected groundwater source. River Flood Data (Scotland) Description None - - - -

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Local Authority Landfill Coverage Name: Wiltshire County Council - 0 3 410480 - Has supplied landfill data 131660 Local Authority Landfill Coverage Name: Salisbury District Council - 0 1 410480 - Landfill data has been supplied by another authority 131660 Registered Waste Transfer Sites 33 Licence Holder: Caldic Uk Ltd NW 579 2 409870 Licence Reference: S/93/0076/Wd 132030 Site Location: Warminster Road,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire Operator Location: Unit 10 Lakesmere Close,KIDLINGTON,Oxfordshire,OX5 1LG Authority: Environment Agency - South West Region, South Wessex Area Site Category: Transfer Maximum Input Undefined Rate: Waste Source Some restriction on source of waste Restrictions: Licence Status: Site exempt from licence Dated: 1st November 1993 Preceded By Not Given Licence: Superseded By Not Given Licence: Positional Manually positioned to the address or location Accuracy: Boundary Quality: Not Supplied Authorised Waste: Empty Used Cont'Rs - Steel Drums Registered Waste Treatment or Disposal Sites 34 Licence Holder: V H Moore And Co Ltd W 739 2 409450 Licence Reference: S/Sy/92/ 2 131330 Site Location: 33 West Street,Wilton,SALISBURY,Wiltshire,SP2 0DL Operator Location: As Site Address Authority: Environment Agency - South West Region, South Wessex Area Site Category: Scrapyard Maximum Input Undefined Rate: Waste Source No known restriction on source of waste Restrictions: Licence Status: Site exempt from licence Dated: 1st November 1993 Preceded By Not Given Licence: Superseded By Not Given Licence: Positional Positioned by the supplier Accuracy: Boundary Quality: Moderate Authorised Waste: (Parts Of) Aircraft,Vehicle,Vessel Or Other Hazardous Items & Mat'Ls Scrap Metal,Def.In S.M.Dealers Act 64

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BGS Boreholes 35 BGS Reference: Su13sw133 E 215 4 410910 Drilled Length (m): 4 131690 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury Bypass Tp 48 BGS Boreholes 36 BGS Reference: Su13sw128 W 260 4 410020 Drilled Length (m): 4 131660 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury Bypass Tp 21 BGS Boreholes 37 BGS Reference: Su13sw127 NW 298 4 410140 Drilled Length (m): 4 131940 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury Bypass Tp 20 BGS Boreholes 38 BGS Reference: Su13sw132 SE 344 4 410790 Drilled Length (m): 4.1 131360 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury Bypass Tp 47 BGS Boreholes 39 BGS Reference: Su13sw23 SE 380 4 410750 Drilled Length (m): 14.4 131250 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury By-Pass 14 BGS Boreholes 40 BGS Reference: Su13sw135 NE 401 4 411040 Drilled Length (m): 4.1 132180 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury Bypass Tp 50 BGS Boreholes 41 BGS Reference: Su13sw96 E 453 4 411230 Drilled Length (m): 4.5 131820 Borehole Name: Salisbury Bypass Tp 36 BGS Boreholes 41 BGS Reference: Su13sw43 E 472 4 411250 Drilled Length (m): 12 131820 Borehole Name: A36 Salisbury By-Pass 25 BGS Boreholes 42 BGS Reference: Su03se12 W 481 4 409860 Drilled Length (m): 15.3 131820 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury By-Pass 10 BGS Boreholes 43 BGS Reference: Su13sw95 NE 481 4 411220 Drilled Length (m): 4.5 132070 Borehole Name: A36 Salisbury Bypass Tp 35 BGS Boreholes 44 BGS Reference: Su13sw6 SE 490 4 410970 Drilled Length (m): 30.48 131350 Borehole Name: Tinkers Pit Quidhampton BGS Boreholes 45 BGS Reference: Su13sw130 SE 511 4 410870 Drilled Length (m): 4 131200 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury Bypass Tp 45 BGS Boreholes 46 BGS Reference: Su13sw97 E 514 4 411290 Drilled Length (m): 5 131810 Borehole Name: Salisbury Bypass Tp 37 BGS Boreholes 47 BGS Reference: Su13sw44 E 562 4 411310 Drilled Length (m): 15 131680 Borehole Name: A36 Salisbury By-Pass 26 BGS Boreholes 48 BGS Reference: Su13sw16 E 603 4 411240 Drilled Length (m): 45.72 131480 Borehole Name: Rogers & Cooke Quidhampton

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BGS Boreholes 49 BGS Reference: Su13sw24 S 700 4 410610 Drilled Length (m): 26 130700 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury By-Pass 15 BGS Boreholes 50 BGS Reference: Su13sw136 NE 707 4 411240 Drilled Length (m): 4.2 132410 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury Bypass Tp 51 BGS Boreholes 51 BGS Reference: Su03se22 NW 755 4 409800 Drilled Length (m): 4 132270 Borehole Name: A36t Salisbury Bypass Tp 19 BGS Boreholes 52 BGS Reference: Su13sw158 SE 755 4 411040 Drilled Length (m): 20.42 131010 Borehole Name: Old Farm House Quidhampton BGS Boreholes 53 BGS Reference: Su13sw157 E 778 4 411480 Drilled Length (m): 51.82 131530 Borehole Name: Broadlands Quidhampton BGS Boreholes 54 BGS Reference: Su13sw159 SE 876 4 411410 Drilled Length (m): 62.18 131260 Borehole Name: Quidhampton BGS Boreholes 55 BGS Reference: Su13sw101 SE 908 4 411350 Drilled Length (m): 3.8 131150 Borehole Name: Salisbury Bypass Tp 102 BGS Boreholes 56 BGS Reference: Su13sw45 E 946 4 411520 Drilled Length (m): 15 131280 Borehole Name: A36 Salisbury By-Pass 27 BGS Boreholes 57 BGS Reference: Su13sw94 NE 985 4 411250 Drilled Length (m): 4.5 132750 Borehole Name: A36 Salisbury Bypass Tp 34 BGS Boreholes 57 BGS Reference: Su13sw59 NE 994 4 411220 Drilled Length (m): 15 132780 Borehole Name: A36 Salisbury By-Pass 103 BGS Boreholes 58 BGS Reference: Su13sw166 E 998 4 411600 Drilled Length (m): 60 131300 Borehole Name: Bemerton Heath Football Club BGS Recorded Mineral Sites 59 Site Name: Quidhampton E 687 5 411330 Location: Wilton Road, Quidhampton, Salisbury, Wiltshire, Sp2 9ad 131450 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group Reference: 4709 Type: Opencast Status: Active Operator: Imerys Minerals Ltd Operator Location: 36 North Street, Wareham, Dorset, Bh20 4aw Periodic Type: Cretaceous Geology: Upper Chalk Commodity: Chalk Positional Located by supplier to within 10m Accuracy: BGS 1:625,000 Solid Geology Description: Chalk including Red Chalk - 0 5 410480 131660

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Coal Mining Affected Areas Description In an area which may not be affected by coal mining - - - -

Shallow Mining Hazards Risk: Low - 0 5 410480 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 131660 Compressible Ground Subsidence Hazards Risk: Moderate-High S 105 5 410320 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 131240 Ground Dissolution Subsidence Hazards Risk: Low - 0 5 410480 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 131660 Ground Dissolution Subsidence Hazards Risk: Low W 179 5 410000 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 131660 Gulls And Cambering Subsidence Hazards Description No Hazard - - - -

Landslip Subsidence Hazards Description No Hazard - - - -

Swelling Clay Subsidence Hazards Description No Hazard - - - -

Radon Affected Areas Description: Less than 1% of homes are above the Action Level - 0 6 410480 Source: National Radiological Protection Board 131660 Radon Protection Measures Type: No radon protective measures are necessary - 0 5 410480 Source: British Geological Survey, Information Services Group 131660

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 60 Name: Torque Technique Ltd W 28 - 410280 Location: The Store,The Avenue,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0BT 131630 Classification: Exhaust System Manufacturers & Wholesalers Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 61 Name: Allscott W 346 - 410020 Location: Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0AR 131820 Classification: Cladding Suppliers & Installers Status: Inactive Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 61 Name: N R Green NW 354 - 410030 Location: Unit 1a,Barnack Ind Est,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0AW 131850 Classification: Garage Services Status: Inactive Positional Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 62 Name: Highfield Garage Ltd NW 351 - 410050 Location: Kingsway Trading Estate,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0AW 131880 Classification: Mot Testing Centres Status: Inactive Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 63 Name: Hewlett & Alford W 351 - 409830 Location: 54,North Street,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0HH 131410 Classification: Farriers Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 64 Name: Atkinson W 406 - 409960 Location: Unit 2/4,Kingsway Business Centre,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0AP 131830 Classification: Bookbinders Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 65 Name: R Tincknell & Son Ltd NW 434 - 409990 Location: Warminster Road,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0AT 131960 Classification: Car Dealers Status: Inactive Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 65 Name: Elite Panel Craft NW 445 - 409970 Location: Unit 1,Barnack Ind Est,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,Wilts,SP2 0AW 131930 Classification: Car Body Repairs Status: Active Positional Manually positioned within the geographical locality Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 65 Name: Anna Valley Motors Ltd NW 449 - 409970 Location: Barnack Ind Est,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0AW 131940 Classification: Garage Services Status: Inactive Positional Manually positioned within the geographical locality Accuracy:

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 65 Name: Harnham Press NW 473 - 409950 Location: Barnack Ind Est,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0AW 131950 Classification: Printers Status: Active Positional Manually positioned within the geographical locality Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 66 Name: Albany Autos SW 435 - 409760 Location: Albany Ter,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0HF 131290 Classification: Garage Services Status: Active Positional Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 66 Name: Moustaffa And Sons SW 442 - 409760 Location: 2,Albany Terrace,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0HF 131290 Classification: Ironing & Home Laundry Services Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 67 Name: Pete Farmer Performance Racing Ltd NW 452 - 409950 Location: Unit 16 Barnack Indust Est,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0AW 131920 Classification: Classic Car Specialists Status: Active Positional Manually positioned to the address or location Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 67 Name: Hartsprays NW 453 - 409950 Location: Barnack Industrial Estate,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0AW 131920 Classification: Car Body Repairs Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 67 Name: Masterprint NW 453 - 409950 Location: Unit 3,Barnack Industrial Estate,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0AW 131920 Classification: Printers Status: Inactive Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 67 Name: Wilton Kingsway NW 453 - 409950 Location: Barnack Industrial Estate,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0AW 131920 Classification: Veneer Manufacturers Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 67 Name: Julian Ferraro NW 453 - 409950 Location: Unit 14,Barnack Industrial Estate,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0AW 131920 Classification: Garage Services Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 67 Name: Autocraft Engineering NW 481 - 409930 Location: Unit 1A,Barnack Ind Est,Kingsway,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0AW 131940 Classification: Garage Services Status: Active Positional Manually positioned within the geographical locality Accuracy:

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 68 Name: Relics SW 462 - 409730 Location: 35,North Street,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0HE 131330 Classification: Furniture - Repairing & Restoring Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 68 Name: Spectrum SW 466 - 409720 Location: 27,North Street,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0HE 131320 Classification: Printers Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 69 Name: The Home Decorator SW 507 - 409690 Location: 19,North Street,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0HE 131290 Classification: Wallpapers & Wall Coverings Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 70 Name: Nationwide Fire Protection SE 571 - 410850 Location: 4,Edgam Place,Quidhampton,Salisbury,SP2 9AW 131050 Classification: Firefighting Equipment Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 71 Name: Wallgate Ltd W 573 - 409620 Location: Crow La,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0HB 131300 Classification: Hygiene & Sanitary Appliance Manufacturers Status: Active Positional Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 71 Name: Naish Felts Ltd W 579 - 409600 Location: Crow Lane,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0HD 131350 Classification: Felt Manufacturers Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 72 Name: G T Mouland & Sons SW 593 - 409620 Location: 6,West Street,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0DF 131220 Classification: Coal & Smokeless Fuel Merchants & Distributors Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 73 Name: C & O Tractors Ltd W 646 - 409550 Location: West St,Wilton,Salisbury,Wilts,SP2 0DG 131280 Classification: Lawnmowers & Garden Machinery - Sales & Service Status: Active Positional Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 73 Name: Autobarn SW 655 - 409540 Location: West Street,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0DL 131260 Classification: Garage Services Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy:

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Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 73 Name: D F Cox SW 655 - 409540 Location: West Street,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0DL 131260 Classification: Road Haulage Services Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 74 Name: Imerys Minerals Ltd E 696 - 411250 Location: Quidhampton Quarry,Wilton Road,Salisbury,SP2 9AD 131350 Classification: Quarries Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 75 Name: V H Moore & Co Ltd W 716 - 409470 Location: 33,West Street,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0DL 131340 Classification: Scrap Metal Merchants Status: Inactive Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 75 Name: Wilton Motor Care Ltd W 752 - 409430 Location: Flat 2,41-43,West Street,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0DL 131370 Classification: Garage Services Status: Inactive Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 76 Name: Pava Products (Uk) Ltd W 968 - 409210 Location: 19 Shaftesbury Rd,Wilton,Salisbury,Wiltshire,SP2 0DT 131430 Classification: Rustproofing Services Status: Active Positional Manually positioned to the road within the address or location Accuracy: Contemporary Trade Directory Entries 77 Name: Hewlett & Alford W 969 - 409250 Location: 38,Water Ditchampton,Wilton,Salisbury,SP2 0JB 131690 Classification: Farriers Status: Active Positional Automatically positioned to the address Accuracy:

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Nitrate Vulnerable Zones Name: Not Supplied - 0 7 410480 Description: Groundwater 131660 Source: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formerly FRCA) Sites of Special Scientific Interest Name: River Avon System S 129 8 410320 Multiple Area: Y 131220 Area (m2): 583529.687 Source: English Nature Reference: 2000183 Designation Details: Nature Conservation Review Designation Date: 1st January 1996 Date Type: Confirmed By Council Designation Details: Ramsar Site Designation Date: 1st January 1996 Date Type: Confirmed By Council Designation Details: Special Area Of Conservation Designation Date: 1st January 1996 Date Type: Confirmed By Council Special Areas of Conservation Name: River Avon S 129 8 410320 Multiple Area: Y 131220 Area (m2): 300768.5 Source: English Nature Reference: UK0013016 Status: Candidate Special Areas of Conservation Name: River Avon S 519 8 410410 Multiple Area: Y 130830 Area (m2): 276482.531 Source: English Nature Reference: UK0013016 Status: Candidate

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Agency & Hydrological

Air Pollution Controls Salisbury District Council Environmental Health Department May-2003 Annual Rolling Update

Air Pollution Control Enforcements Salisbury District Council Environmental Health Department May-2003 Annual Rolling Update

Discharge Consents Environment Agency South West Region April-2004 Bi-Annually

Enforcement and Prohibition Notices Environment Agency South West Region June-2004 As notified

Integrated Pollution Controls Environment Agency South West Region April-2004 Quarterly

Integrated Pollution Prevention And Control Environment Agency South West Region April-2004 Quarterly

Pollution Incidents to Controlled Waters Environment Agency South West Region September-1999 Not Applicable

Substantiated Pollution Incident Register Environment Agency - South West Region South Wessex Area January-2004 Bi-Annually

Prosecutions Relating to Authorised Processes Environment Agency South West Region June-2004 As notified

Prosecutions Relating to Controlled Waters Environment Agency South West Region June-2004 As notified

Water Industry Act Referrals Environment Agency South West Region April-2004 Quarterly

Registered Radioactive Substances Environment Agency South West Region April-2004 Quarterly

River Quality Environment Agency Head Office November-2001 Not Applicable

River Quality Biology Sampling Points Environment Agency Head Office September-2003 Annually

River Quality Chemistry Sampling Points Environment Agency Head Office January-2004 Annually

Water Abstractions Environment Agency South West Region April-2004 Bi-Annually

Groundwater Vulnerability Environment Agency Head Office December-2003 Not Applicable

Drift Deposits Environment Agency Head Office January-1999 Not Applicable

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Agency & Hydrological

Fluvial Indicative Floodplains Environment Agency Head Office April-2004 Annually

Tidal Indicative Floodplains Environment Agency Head Office April-2004 Annually

Source Protection Zones Environment Agency Head Office December-2003 Variable

River Flood Data (Scotland) Centre for Ecology and Hydrology September-1999 Not Applicable

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Waste

BGS Recorded Landfill Sites British Geological Survey Information Services Group June-1996 Not Applicable

Integrated Pollution Control Registered Waste Sites Environment Agency South West Region April-2004 Quarterly

Licensed Waste Management Facilities (Landfill Boundaries) Environment Agency - South West Region South Wessex Area December-2003 Bi-Annually

Licensed Waste Management Facilities (Locations) Environment Agency - South West Region South Wessex Area April-2004 Bi-Annually

Local Authority Landfill Coverage Salisbury District Council Environmental Health Department May-2000 Not Applicable

Wiltshire County Council May-2000 Not Applicable

Local Authority Recorded Landfill Sites Wiltshire County Council May-2000 Not Applicable

Registered Landfill Sites Environment Agency - South West Region South Wessex Area March-2003 Variable

Registered Waste Transfer Sites Environment Agency - South West Region South Wessex Area March-2003 Variable

Registered Waste Treatment or Disposal Sites Environment Agency - South West Region South Wessex Area March-2003 Variable

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Hazardous Substances

Control of Major Accident Hazards Sites (COMAH) Health and Safety Executive May-2001 Variable

Explosive Sites Health and Safety Executive February-2004 Bi-Annually

Notification of Installations Handling Hazardous Substances (NIHHS) Health and Safety Executive November-2000 Not Applicable

Planning Hazardous Substance Consents Salisbury District Council August-2003 Annual Rolling Update

Planning Hazardous Substance Enforcements Salisbury District Council August-2003 Annual Rolling Update

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Geological

BGS Boreholes British Geological Survey National Geological Records Centre May-2004 Quarterly

BGS Recorded Mineral Sites British Geological Survey Information Services Group May-2004 Bi-Annually

BGS 1:625,000 Solid Geology British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-1996 Not Applicable

Brine Compensation Areas Cheshire Brine Subsidence Compensation Board November-2002 As notified

Coal Mining Affected Areas The Coal Authority Mining Report Service December-2003 As notified

Shallow Mining Hazards British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Compressible Ground Subsidence Hazards British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Ground Dissolution Subsidence Hazards British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Gulls And Cambering Subsidence Hazards British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Landslip Subsidence Hazards British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Swelling Clay Subsidence Hazards British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

Mining Instability Ove Arup & Partners October-2000 Not Applicable

Natural and Mining Cavities Peter Brett Associates Consulting Engineers October-2001 Variable

Radon Affected Areas National Radiological Protection Board September-1999 Not Applicable

Radon Protection Measures British Geological Survey Information Services Group August-2002 Variable

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Data Type Version Update Cycle

Industrial Land Use

Contemporary Trade Directory Entries Thomson Directories March-2004 Bi-Annually

Fuel Station Entries Catalist Ltd (Fuel Station Data) May-2004 Quarterly

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Sensitive Land Uses

Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty The Countryside Agency October-2003 Annually

Environmentally Sensitive Areas Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formerly FRCA) January-2004 Annually

Forest Parks Forestry Commission April-1997 Not Applicable

Local Nature Reserves Salisbury District Council September-1999 As notified

Marine Nature Reserves English Nature January-2004 Bi-Annually

National Nature Reserves English Nature January-2004 Bi-Annually

National Parks The Countryside Agency October-2003 Annually

Nitrate Sensitive Areas Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formerly FRCA) December-2003 Not Applicable

Nitrate Vulnerable Zones Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formerly FRCA) December-2003 Annually

Ramsar Sites English Nature January-2004 Bi-Annually

Sites of Special Scientific Interest English Nature January-2004 Bi-Annually

Special Areas of Conservation English Nature January-2004 Bi-Annually

Special Protection Areas English Nature January-2004 Bi-Annually

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Contact Name and Address

1 Salisbury District Council Environmental Health Department The Council House Telephone 01722 336272 Bourne Hill Fax 01722 335855 Salisbury Wiltshire SP1 3UZ

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2 Environment Agency National Customer Contact Centre (NCCC) Telephone 08708 506 506 PO Box 544 Templeborough Rotherham S60 1BY

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3 Wiltshire County Council County Hall Telephone 01225 713000 Bythesea Road Trowbridge Wiltshire BA14 8JN

[email protected] www.wiltshire.gov.uk 4 British Geological Survey National Geological Records Centre Telephone 0115 936 3109 Keyworth Fax 0115 936 3276 Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG12 5GG

[email protected] www.bgs.ac.uk 5 British Geological Survey Information Services Group Kingsley Dunham Centre Telephone 0115 936 3100 Keyworth Fax 0115 936 3200 Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG12 5GG

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6 National Radiological Protection Board Chilton Telephone 01235 831600 Didcot Fax 01235 833891 Oxfordshire OX11 0RQ

7 Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA - formerly FRCA) Telephone 0113 2613333 Government Buildings Fax 0113 230 0879 Otley Road Lawnswood Leeds West Yorkshire LS16 5QT

8 English Nature Northminster House Telephone 01733 455000 Northminster Road Fax 01733 568834 Peterborough Cambridgeshire PE1 1UA

Catalist Ltd (Fuel Station Data) Richmond House 22 Richmond Hill Telephone 0117 923 7113 Clifton Fax 0117 923 7166 Bristol Avon BS8 1BA

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The Coal Authority Mining Report Service 200 Lichfield Lane Mansfield Telephone 0845 7626848 Nottinghamshire DX 716176 Mansfield 5 NG18 4RG

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Integrated Pollution Control Buffer (250m) Registered Waste Site 61.6m Licensed Waste Management Flagstaffs 8 El Reference Number 72.8m Sub Sta Facilities (Landfill Boundary) TCB Tennis Courts Licensed Waste Management BM Several of Type at Location 80.47m Facility (Location) Point Location of Local Authority THE AVENUE MP 86 Pylon Bridge End Recorded Landfill Site 22 131700 131700 Local Authority Recorded

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Council Depot Air Pollution Control Registered Waste Transfer Site Erskine Lodge 60 Air Pollution Control Point Location of Registered Enforcement Waste Treatment or Disposal Site Point Location of Contaminated Registered Waste Treatment Land Register Entry or Notice or Disposal Site Wylwyn 131600 131600 MP 132 Contaminated Land Register 47 Entry or Notice

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BM 63.08m Pollution Incident to Planning Hazardous Controlled Waters Substance Consent 17 9 131500 131500 Fair Field Substantiated Pollution Planning Hazardous Substance Incident Register Enforcement 7

Lay−by Prosecution Relating to 3 Playground Authorised Processes 1 Tennis 23 Court 21 Prosecution Relating to Controlled Waters Geological THE AVENUE 24 Chy Registered Radioactive Substance BGS Borehole 32 MP .75

27 LB 16 Erskine Barracks 28 River Network or Water Feature BGS Recorded Mineral Site

14 River Quality Sampling Point Industrial Land Use 9 5 6 32 131400 55.2m Shelter 13 131400 Contemporary Trade Directory 7 Water Abstraction FS 8 Entry TCB 10 FUGGLESTONE Erskine 9

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43 Integrated Pollution Control Buffer (1000m) 33 Registered Waste Site 132000 13 132000 Licensed Waste Management 8 Reference Number 65 Facilities (Landfill Boundary) 16 1 37 Licensed Waste Management 67 Several of Type at Location 62 Facility (Location) 6 Point Location of Local Authority 64 42 61 41 46 Recorded Landfill Site 131800 4 131800 Local Authority Recorded Landfill Site

15 35 Registered Landfill Site 77 47 Agency and Hydrological 36 Point Location of 60 Air Pollution Control 131600 131600 Registered Waste Transfer Site 18 Air Pollution Control Registered Waste Transfer Site 53 Enforcement 10 28 7 48 Point Location of Contaminated Point Location of Registered 17 59 Land Register Entry or Notice Waste Treatment or Disposal Site 8 76 63 Contaminated Land Register Registered Waste Treatment 131400 27 26 131400 Entry or Notice or Disposal Site 3 12 2 38 75 44 74 68 14 34 19 20 Discharge Consent 5 Hazardous Substances 71 58 69 66 73 56 54 39 Enforcement Or Prohibition Notice COMAH Site 72 131200 45 30 131200 Integrated Pollution Control Explosive Site 55 Integrated Pollution NIHHS Site 23 Prevention Control

70 Pollution Incident to Planning Hazardous Controlled Waters Substance Consent 52 131000 131000 Substantiated Pollution Planning Hazardous Substance Incident Register Enforcement 24 25 Prosecution Relating to Authorised Processes Geological 9 Prosecution Relating to BGS Borehole Controlled Waters 130800 31 21 11 130800 Registered Radioactive Substance BGS Recorded Mineral Site

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HISTORICAL OS MAPS Envirocheck® Report:

Historical Map List

Report on: Hq Land Command The Avenue Wilton WiltshireSP2 0AG

National Grid Reference : 410480, 131660

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Ordnance Survey County Series Published 1880 to 1881

County Mapsheet Scale Year

Wiltshire 066_05 1:2,500 1880

Wiltshire 066_06 1:2,500 1880

Wiltshire 066_09 1:2,500 1880

Wiltshire 066_10 1:2,500 1881

Ordnance Survey County Series Published 1901

County Mapsheet Scale Year

Wiltshire 066_05 1:2,500 1901

Wiltshire 066_06 1:2,500 1901

Wiltshire 066_09 1:2,500 1901

Wiltshire 066_10 1:2,500 1901

Ordnance Survey County Series Published 1925

County Mapsheet Scale Year

Wiltshire 066_05 1:2,500 1925

Wiltshire 066_06 1:2,500 1925

Wiltshire 066_09 1:2,500 1925

Wiltshire 066_10 1:2,500 1925

Ordnance Survey County Series Published 1936 to 1939

County Mapsheet Scale Year

Wiltshire 066_05 1:2,500 1936

Wiltshire 066_06 1:2,500 1936

Wiltshire 066_09 1:2,500 1939

Wiltshire 066_10 1:2,500 1936

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Ordnance Survey Plan Published 1976

National Grid Series Mapsheet Scale Year

Ordnance Survey Plan SU1031NW 1:1,250 1976

Ordnance Survey County Series Published 1887

County Mapsheet Scale Year

Wiltshire 066_00 1:10,560 1887

Ordnance Survey County Series Published 1901

County Mapsheet Scale Year

Wiltshire 066_NW 1:10,560 1901

Wiltshire 066_SW 1:10,560 1901

Ordnance Survey County Series Published 1926

County Mapsheet Scale Year

Wiltshire 066_NW 1:10,560 1926

Wiltshire 066_SW 1:10,560 1926

Ordnance Survey County Series Published 1939 to 1940

County Mapsheet Scale Year

Wiltshire 066_NW 1:10,560 1940

Wiltshire 066_SW 1:10,560 1939

Ordnance Survey Plan Published 1962 to 1963

National Grid Series Mapsheet Scale Year

Ordnance Survey Plan SU03SE 1:10,560 1962

Ordnance Survey Plan SU13SW 1:10,560 1963

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Ordnance Survey Plan Published 1982 to 1985

National Grid Series Mapsheet Scale Year

Ordnance Survey Plan SU03SE 1:10,000 1985

Ordnance Survey Plan SU13SW 1:10,000 1982

Ordnance Survey Plan Published 2000

Mapsheet Scale Year

Ordnance Survey Plan SU03SE 1:10,000 2000

Ordnance Survey Plan SU13SW 1:10,000 2000

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CLIENT DETAILS Envirocheck Order No. EC4926461_1_1 (06-Jul-2004 11:10) Customer Ref: L Cottam,P00132700 Carl Bro Group Grove House Mansion Gate Drive Leeds 131900 LS7 4DN 131900 SITE DETAILS Grid Reference 410480 131660

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131200 WILTSHIRE 131200 The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas; these maps were used to update the 1:10,560 maps. The published date given on the right therefore is often some years later than the 131000 surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were based on the Cassini Projection, with independent 131000 surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas. In the late 1940`s, a Provisional Edition was 1887 produced, which updated the 1:10,560 mapping from a number of sources. The maps appear unfinished - with all military camps and other 130800 strategic sites removed. These maps were initially overprinted with the National Grid. In 1970, the 130800 first 1:10,000 maps were produced using the Transverse Mercator Projection. The revision process continued until recently, with new editions appearing every 10 years or so for urban areas.

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131200 WILTSHIRE 131200 The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas; these maps were used to update the 1:10,560 maps. The published date given on the right therefore is often some years later than the 131000 surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were based on the Cassini Projection, with independent 1901 131000 surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas.

In the late 1940`s, a Provisional Edition was produced, which updated the 1:10,560 mapping from a number of sources. The maps appear unfinished - with all military camps and other 130800 strategic sites removed. These maps were initially overprinted with the National Grid. In 1970, the 130800 first 1:10,000 maps were produced using the 1901 Transverse Mercator Projection. The revision process continued until recently, with new editions appearing every 10 years or so for urban areas.

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WILTSHIRE The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas and by 1896 it covered the whole of what were considered to be the cultivated parts of Great 131500 Britain. The published date given on the right is 131500 often some years later than the surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were based on the Cassini Projection, with independent surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise 1901 1901 to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas.

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WILTSHIRE The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas and by 1896 it covered the whole of what were considered to be the cultivated parts of Great 131500 Britain. The published date given on the right is 131500 often some years later than the surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were based on the Cassini Projection, with independent surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise 1925 1925 to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas.

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131200 WILTSHIRE 131200 The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas; these maps were used to update the 1:10,560 maps. The published date given on the right therefore is often some years later than the 131000 surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were based on the Cassini Projection, with independent 1926 131000 surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas.

In the late 1940`s, a Provisional Edition was produced, which updated the 1:10,560 mapping from a number of sources. The maps appear unfinished - with all military camps and other 130800 strategic sites removed. These maps were initially overprinted with the National Grid. In 1970, the 130800 first 1:10,000 maps were produced using the 1926 Transverse Mercator Projection. The revision process continued until recently, with new editions appearing every 10 years or so for urban areas.

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WILTSHIRE The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas and by 1896 it covered the whole of what were considered to be the cultivated parts of Great 131500 Britain. The published date given on the right is 131500 often some years later than the surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were based on the Cassini Projection, with independent surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise 1936 1936 to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas.

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131200 WILTSHIRE 131200 The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas; these maps were used to update the 1:10,560 maps. The published date given on the right therefore is often some years later than the 131000 surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were based on the Cassini Projection, with independent 1940 131000 surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas.

In the late 1940`s, a Provisional Edition was produced, which updated the 1:10,560 mapping from a number of sources. The maps appear unfinished - with all military camps and other 130800 strategic sites removed. These maps were initially overprinted with the National Grid. In 1970, the 130800 first 1:10,000 maps were produced using the 1939 Transverse Mercator Projection. The revision process continued until recently, with new editions appearing every 10 years or so for urban areas.

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131200 131200 ORDNANCE SURVEY PLAN The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas; these maps were used to update the 1:10,560 maps. The published date given on the right therefore is often some years later than the surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were 131000 131000 based on the Cassini Projection, with independent surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas. 1962 1963 In the late 1940`s, a Provisional Edition was produced, which updated the 1:10,560 mapping from a number of sources. The maps appear unfinished - with all military camps and other strategic sites removed. These maps were initially 130800 130800 overprinted with the National Grid. In 1970, the first 1:10,000 maps were produced using the Transverse Mercator Projection. The revision process continued until recently, with new editions appearing every 10 years or so for urban areas.

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ORDNANCE SURVEY PLAN The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas and by 1896 it covered the whole of what were considered to be the cultivated parts of Great 131500 131500 Britain. The published date given on the right is often some years later than the surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were based on the Cassini Projection, with independent surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas. 1976

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131200 131200 ORDNANCE SURVEY PLAN The historical maps shown were reproduced from maps predominantly held at the scale adopted for England, Wales and Scotland in the 1840`s. In 1854 the 1:2,500 scale was adopted for mapping urban areas; these maps were used to update the 1:10,560 maps. The published date given on the right therefore is often some years later than the surveyed date. Before 1938, all OS maps were 131000 131000 based on the Cassini Projection, with independent surveys of a single county or group of counties, giving rise to significant inaccuracies in outlying areas. 1985 1982 In the late 1940`s, a Provisional Edition was produced, which updated the 1:10,560 mapping from a number of sources. The maps appear unfinished - with all military camps and other strategic sites removed. These maps were initially 130800 130800 overprinted with the National Grid. In 1970, the first 1:10,000 maps were produced using the Transverse Mercator Projection. The revision process continued until recently, with new editions appearing every 10 years or so for urban areas.

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131200 131200 ORDNANCE SURVEY PLAN The historical maps shown were produced from the Ordnance Survey`s 1:10,000 colour raster mapping. These maps are derived from Landplan ® which replaced the old 1:10,000 maps originally published in 1970.

The data is highly detailed showing buildings, fences and field boundaries as well as all roads, 131000 131000 tracks and paths. Road names are also included together with the relevant road number and classification. Boundary information depiction includes county, unitary authority, district, 2000 2000 civil parish and constituency.

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