Supporting documents - Renfrewshire Council

Dawn Developments Ltd/467374673/Queen’s Quay Masterplan EIA/KD
04/01/2012
Major Mixed Use Development, Queen's Quay, Clydebank
EIA Scoping Report
• URS - Queens Quay Residential Phase 1 – Additional Soils Characterisation Letter
Report, 10 June 2008, URS Report Ref. 49335215/GLRP0002
• URS - Queens Quay Residential Phase 1 – Stockpile Material, 09 September 2008,
URS Letter Report Ref. 49335215/GLLT1005
• URS - Queens Quay Residential Phase 2, 3 and Affordable Housing - Stage 2 Site
Investigation Report, Final, August 2006, URS Report ref. 44762902 / GLRP0452
• URS - Queens Quay Residential Phase 2 – Peat Removal Works Summary,
December 2007, URS Ref. 49335215/GLRP0007
• URS - Queens Quay – Organic Stockpile Characterisation Letter Report, August
2008, URS Report Ref. 49335215/GLRP0013
• Queens Quay – Clydebank, Hydrocarbon Contaminated Soils, May 2006, URS
Letter Report Ref. 447629021/GLLT0983
• Queens Quay – Clydebank, Hydrocarbon Contaminated Soils, may 2006, URS
Letter Report Ref. 447629021/GLLT0983
• Queens Quay Boilermakers Social Club, Stage 2 Site Investigation Report, February
2007, URS Report Ref.
• Queens Quay, Phase 1 Residential - Remediation Strategy, Final, August 2007,
URS Report Ref. 44762902/GLRP0463
• Queens Quay Residential Phase 2 and 3 - Remediation Strategy, Final, February
2008, URS Report Ref. 49335215 /GLRP0005
• Queens Quay Residential Affordable Housing - Remediation Strategy, Final,
February 2008, URS Report Ref. 49335215 /GLRP0003
The desk-study will also take into account historical and existing operations within the
development boundary. In addition, a site walkover will be undertaken to assess current
condition of the site and to obtain more information on potential site sources of
contamination, if appropriate. During the site walkover detailed site notes, photographs
and sketches will be taken and used to compliment the desk based information. The data
would include assessment of general site condition, features present on site (e.g.
stockpiles), overgrown invasive vegetation (knotweed etc.) and other geomorphological
features pertinent to the proposed development.
The main objective for the desk-based impact assessment will be to identify viable
contaminant pathways to sensitive receptors on and in the vicinity of the site and to
assess the potential significance and magnitude of the effects of contaminated soil on
these receptors. The potential for contaminated land and the risk assessment will be
identified in accordance with the relevant legislation and guidance.
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