Contaminated land
The Environmental Health Unit is responsible for enforcing action for
dealing with contaminated land within the Borough. We have produced and
published a Contaminated Land Inspection Strategy which
sets out a program of how we are going to deal with this issue. The
Environment Agency is responsible for dealing with certain badly
contaminated sites known as special sites.
We have compiled an historic land use register [based on
any previous industrial use] for the whole of the Borough dating back to
1850.
We are able to provide environmental information from our database under
the Land Quality Information Service [a charge is made for
this service ] please see details of this service below and contact us
if you require further information.
We have carried out a strategic review and preliminary risk
assessment of all known potential sites within the Borough. This
forms the basis of our inspection program where we identify the sites which
are likely to give rise to the greatest risk first.
Only one site has been determined as 'contaminated' under
the legislation this site has been cleaned up and is now safe , we will
keep a register of any site which has been determined to be contaminated
land. The register contains details of all remediation notices and
remediation statements.
Additional Resources
Contaminated Land Strategy
Revised contaminated land strategy. April 2009Development of Land Affected By Contamination
Land Quality Services
Information availableIf you have problems accessing the Adobe PDF downloads then click here for help
Contaminated land
Contact Us
Contact: Environmental Health Unit
P.O. Box 232,
16 Church Road,
Stockton on Tees
TS18 1XD
Tel: 01642 526575
Fax: 01642 524743
Email:
Environmental.Health
@stockton.gov.uk
