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Following a safety audit on the new road infrastructure at Northstowe, in order to open to the public, Homes England are required to have extensive areas of road cones, speed limits and associated signage to manage the traffic flows.
During some extensive archaeology works at the Phase 2 site, three trenches were excavated which are approximately 0.5m - 1m deep. Since then, the site has suffered sink holes due to the ground conditions of high levels of gravel and sand. These trenches now need to be back-filled.
Homes England have an obligation to install fencing along a section of the site to provide a boundary between the residential development and the brewery adjacent.
Emergency sewage tanker services are required to avoid an environmental incident at the River Adur. This contract is an emergency interim solution until a permanent solution is found.
Following Homes England's acquisition of the Broad Marsh site, there is a requirement for the original scaffolding props to remain in place, due to the complexity of the support provided.
Homes England have an urgent requirement to carry out Health & Safety works at the Mayflower House site to avoid any risk of injury to the public once the City Council re-open the walkway surrounding the building.
During a survey, a significant issue was identified at Mayflower House requiring specialist investigation. The condition of the window glazing and temporary security hoardings at Mayflower House are subject to falling debris and urgent rectification works are required.
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Implementation of Phase 2 agricultural fencing, including installation of new gate and refit of existing gate. Some selective vegetation clearance required to facilitate works, undertaken under Ecological Supervision.
Works to install agricultural fencing to allow land to be placed under tenancy.
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