It is intended to act as a full and permanent record of all the regulatory action taken by the enforcing authority in relation to the remediation of the land, to include information about the condition of the land. The register will include:
- Remediation notices
- Appeals against remediation notices
- Remediation declarations
- Remediation statements
- Appeals against charging notices
- Designation of special sites
- Notification of claimed remediation
- Convictions for offences under Section 78M of the Act
- Guidance issued under Section 78V(1) of the Act
- Other matters prescribed by Regulations
The register will be available for public viewing at the Civic Centre, Monday to Friday during normal office hours. Please contact the Environmental Protection Unit on 01895 277018 to make an appointment. There is no charge for viewing the public register, however, there will be a charge for the photocopying of information.
At present there is one entry in the Hillingdon contaminated land public register.
ENTRY 1 - The site below has been determined to be contaminated land and designated as a special site by the council
Name and address of Site | National Grid Location |
New Years Green Lane Landfill Site
New Years Green Lane
Harvil Road
Harefield | 506286 E and 188274 N |
Public Register Information - This is required under Section 78R of Part 2A and specified in Schedule 3 to Regulation 15 of the Contaminated Land (England) Regulations 2006, the regulations referred to below.
Schedule 3 Requirement for the Register | Provisions of Regulation 3 that apply | Date of Notice | Date of site specific Guidance | Document Type |
Requirement 10(a) | N/A | 26 May 2011 | N/A | Notice under Section 78C (1)(b) |
Requirement 10(b) | 3(a) and 3(c) | N/A | N/A | None, as specified in the regulations |
Requirement 13 | N/A | N/A | 6 August 2008 | Detailed advice from the Environment Agency |
Regulation 10(a) - The documents below are available at the following links
Details of site specific guidance issued by the Environment Agency are not required to be placed on the register but may be available on request from the Environmental Protection Unit.
The public register does not include details of historic land use and other information used in the identification and investigation of potentially contaminated land, or information on sites that have been remediated through the planning and development process.