The site model considers all offsite groundwater pollutant linkages not to present a significant level of risk.
Is it reasonable to consider these linkages to be insignificant?
Or has this insignificance been made null and void as the historical bank of the river has been removed at South Bank Quay?
South Tees was described during the compulsory purchase process to acquire the SSI land, as the most contaminated brownfield site in the UK, yet it turns out no actions are necessary to stop its contamination spreading off-site into the environment.
The image shows all the linkages that were considered and it you want to understand the reasons why the linkages are considered to be insignificant then read some of the planning application risk assessments.
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