PolskiBusiness breakfast
– the remediation
of post-industrial land
of post-industrial land
The Remediation of post-industrial sites areas for residential projects is a relatively new practice on the Polish construction market. It involves, in short, removing harmful substances from both the soil and the ground water so as to make the area safe for people and the environment. Experiences from other countries shows that historical contamination can be fully and safely removed and there are have been no contraindications against building residential projects in such cleared areas. The process is a challenge as well as an opportunity for investors, development and construction companies as well as local communities and, first of all, apartment buyers. CFE Polska and Bpi BPI Polska, which have carried out one of the first successful enterprises of this kind in Poland, will share their experiences of this project during at the meeting, which is devoted to the remediation of post-industrial land.
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9:00
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9:00
Registration and networking
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9:30
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9:30
Welcome speech, presentation of the agenda
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9:45
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Presentation
9:45
Presentation of the new regulations concerning on land remediation
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A discussion of the key changes in the law introduced by three directives of the Minister of Environment of September 1st, 2016 concerning a register of historical land contamination, the assessment of land contamination and remedial action. |
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10:00
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Presentation
10:00
Case study
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Remediation carried out by CFE Polska, BPI Polska in cooperation with Menard Polska as part of the Wola Libre project on ul. Obozowa in Warsaw. |
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10:45
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Discussion
10:45
The opportunities and challenges of remediation
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The benefits and difficulties involved in the process for developers, construction companies and local communities. How to break the spell on the remediation process in the context of public concern.
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11:15
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11:15
Summary of the meeting
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11:30
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11:30
Networking
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