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Receptors<br />
• Site end users.<br />
• Construction workers.<br />
• Watercourse (Espedair Burn).<br />
• Underlying aquifer.<br />
• Building foundations and floor slabs.<br />
• Adjacent properties.<br />
Pollutant Linkage Assessment<br />
5.3 A qualitative risk assessment has been made of the likelihood of any pollutant linkage<br />
operating and its potential significance, as summarised in the table below:<br />
Contamination<br />
Source<br />
Contaminants<br />
associated with<br />
made ground on<br />
site – nonvolatile<br />
Pathway Hazard Potential<br />
Receptors<br />
Direct contact,<br />
ingestion, dust<br />
inhalation<br />
Direct contact,<br />
ingestion, dust<br />
inhalation<br />
Lateral and vertical<br />
migration<br />
Lateral and vertical<br />
migration<br />
Human health risk Site construction<br />
workers<br />
Linkage Complete<br />
Yes, can be removed by<br />
the use of appropriate<br />
PPE and limited<br />
exposure<br />
Human health risk Site end users Yes, there is a possible<br />
risk to site end users<br />
but this will be<br />
mitigated by the<br />
presence of buildings or<br />
hardstanding over<br />
much of the site<br />
Pollution of water<br />
environment<br />
Aquifer and<br />
Espedair Burn<br />
Human health risk Adjacent properties Yes<br />
Yes, however, within an<br />
historic industrial<br />
setting with other<br />
potentially<br />
contaminative<br />
processes between site<br />
and watercourse<br />
11562 8 Paisley<br />
Aldi Stores Ltd March 2013
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