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HS2 Stockpile Registration Form

1. Contact Details

Contact Name

Contractor / Consultant Organisation

Organisation Address

CLAIRE

Email

Telephone

2. Current stockpile location

Enter at least one.

NGR

Site Ref.

Postcode

3. Stockpile Dates

Stockpile Start Date

  Stockpile End Date

4. Material Origin

Enter at least one.

Site Address

Work Package (for EWC)

Chainage

5. Material Destination

Enter at least one.

Site Address

Work Package (for EWC)

Chainage

6. Stockpile Volume

Volume

tonnes m³

7. Materials Management Plan (MMP)

Your stockpile reference

MMP reference

8. How would you best describe the stockpiled material?

Choose the best answer.

How would you best describe the stockpiled material?

Soil (includes both top soil and sub-soil)

Ground based infrastructure that is capable of reuse within earthworks projects,(e.g. road base, concrete floors)

Made ground

Source segregated aggregate material arising from demolition activities, (e.g. crushed brick and concrete, to be reused on the site of production within earthworks projects

Soil and mineral based dredgings

9. How is the stockpiled material to be used? (DoWCoP Scenario)

Tick all that apply.

How is the stockpiled material to be used? (DoWCoP Scenario)

Site of Origin - for use on the site from which it has been excavated, either without treatment or after on-site treatment as part of the development of that land

Direct Transfer - for use directly without treatment at another development site

Hub-Cluster - for the use in the development of land other than the site from which the material has been excavated, following treatment at an authorised Hub site including a fixed Soil Treatment Facility (STF)

10. Contamination

Is contamination present or suspected in the stockpiled material? Yes No

Details about the known or suspected contamination

11. Waste Status

Can you confirm that the stockpiled material is still considered a non-waste, and continues to meet the principles of CL:AIRE The Definition of Waste: Development Industry Code of Practice (DoWCoP)?

The material presents no risk to human health or the environment

The material remains suitable to use, without further treatment for its intended purpose

There is certainty that the material will be used/ the material has a pre-defined destination and use

The quantities being stockpiled are necessary for the end use

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