Sample Enviro All-in-One Reports
This report combines our CON29M mining report with a specialist environmental screening report from GroundSure covering historical land use, flooding (not in Scotland), natural subsidence hazards and risk from toxic substances. This report satisfies the Law Society’s due diligence requirements relating to both mining subsidence and contaminated land.
Sample Mining Reports (Coal Mining and Cheshire Brine Subsidence):
Residential Property Mining Reports answer the due diligence enquiries 1 to 12 of the Law Society’s CON29M 2006 coal mining and brine subsidence search in England and Wales (enquiries 1 to 11 of the ScotForm 2006 coal mining search in Scotland) relating to: past, current and future underground and surface coal mining activity, shafts and adits, coal mining geology, subsidence damage claims, gas emissions, emergency call-out surface hazard incidents and, in England and Wales, brine subsidence claim information from the Cheshire Brine Board.
Non-Residential Property Mining Reports answer the due diligence enquiries 1 to 15 of the Law Society’s CON29M 2006 coal mining and brine subsidence search in England and Wales (enquiries 1 to 13 of the ScotForm 2006 coal mining search in Scotland relating to: past, current and future underground and surface coal mining activity, shafts and adits, coal mining geology, subsidence damage claims, gas emissions, emergency call-out surface hazard incidents, working rights and, in England and Wales, brine subsidence claim information from the Cheshire Brine Board.
Sample Ground Stability Reports:
Residential Property Ground Stability Reports provide all the Law Society CON29M 2006 coal mining and brine subsidence search information (ScotForm 2006 coal mining search information in Scotland) included in the Residential Property Mining Report, together with property specific Home Information Pack compliant information on the potential hazards related to natural subsidence. These include shrinkable clay, running sand, compressible and collapsible deposits, potential landslide activity and soluble rocks
Non-Residential Property Ground Stability Reports provide all the Law Society CON29M 2006 coal mining and brine subsidence search information (ScotForm 2006 coal mining search information in Scotland) included in the Non-Residential Property Mining Report, together with property specific Home Information Pack compliant information on the potential hazards related to natural subsidence. These include shrinkable clay, running sand, compressible and collapsible deposits, potential landslide activity and soluble rocks