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MEDWAY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KENT

Key Facts

Client: Mace Group
Sector: Education
Value: €20K
Survey Type: magnetometer survey, topographical survey, utility survey, ecology survey, noise survey
Area: 11ha
Resources: GPR & Total Station, magnetometer, AutoCAD
Project Duration: 1 month

Client Requirements:
The client required a feasibility study of this area engaging Murphy Surveys to undertake site investigations in order to assess the site constraints and look for design opportunities which included:

-	Non-intrusive magnetometer survey
-	Topographical survey
-	Utility survey
-	Ecology survey
-	Noise survey
-	Visual structural and measured building survey

Murphy Surveys Solution:

-	A non-intrusive magnetometer survey was carried out for risk mitigation measures to check for explosive ordnance and identify possible concerns, as the area had been fairly heavily bombed during WWII
-	Topographical survey of the area including buildings, trees, paths, roads, shrubs, hedges and other relevant features
-	Underground utilities/drainage survey to map the location, depth and alignment of all buried services with special attention to household connections using a number of methods, such as Ground Penetration Radar and Radio Detection
-	Ecology survey including an evaluation of the site’s potential to support protected species and other species of concern for conservation
-	Noise survey in accordance with the requirements of BB93: “Acoustic design of schools” and BS 7445: 1991 “Description and measurement of environmental noise Part 2 – Acquisition of data pertinent to land use” in order to quantify any noise patterns during the day- and night-time. The procedure required continuous automated noise monitoring over a minimum period of seven days and manual measurements to be conducted in parallel with an inspection of the general area in order to identify any significant noise sources and/or any noise-sensitive premises

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