Pre-purchase Japanese knotweed risk report - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 07:58, 17 December 2020

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

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	Growing up to 10cm a day, Japanese knotweed often targets the weakest points of building structures and substructures, such as cracks. Common damage from Japanese Knotweed includes:		Growing up to 10cm a day, Japanese knotweed often targets the weakest points of building structures and substructures, such as cracks. Common damage from Japanese Knotweed includes:
−	*Damage to building foundations.	+
−	*Damage to housing drainage and underground sewers.	+	* Damage to building foundations.
−	*Damage to tarmac and concrete areas.	+	* Damage to housing drainage and underground sewers.
−	*Damage to retraining walls.	+	* Damage to tarmac and concrete areas.
		+	* Damage to retraining walls.

	= Pre-purchase report =		= Pre-purchase report =
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	A pre-purchase Japanese knotweed risk report might include:		A pre-purchase Japanese knotweed risk report might include:
−	*A location map.	+
−	*Indicative buffers showing the potential coverage of root systems.	+	* A location map.
−	*Unique remote sensing technique returns data.	+	* Indicative buffers showing the potential coverage of root systems.
−	*A site boundary polygon with 250m radius buffer.	+	* Unique remote sensing technique returns data.
−	*Polygon areas for knotweed stands greater than 5m2.	+	* A site boundary polygon with 250m radius buffer.
		+	* Polygon areas for knotweed stands greater than 5m2.

	Additional expert advice may then be necessary:		Additional expert advice may then be necessary:
−	*Follow up plant verification service.
−	*Guidance about Japanese knotweed treatment options, tailored to available time scales and budgets.

−	~~----~~	+	* Follow up plant verification service.
		+	* Guidance about Japanese knotweed treatment options, tailored to available time scales and budgets.

−	This article was created by --[[User~~%3A~~.MAPbyGroundsure\|~~User:~~.MAPbyGroundsure]]	+	-----
		+	This article was created by --[[User:.MAPbyGroundsure\|.MAPbyGroundsure]]

−	= ~~Find out more~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

−	~~=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===~~	+	* Deleterious materials.
−	*Deleterious materials.~~<br/>~~	+	* Ecological survey.
−	*Ecological survey.	+	* Environmental legislation.
−	*Environmental legislation.	+	* Japanese knotweed identification and eradication.
−	*Japanese knotweed identification and eradication.	+	* Protected species.
−	*Protected species.~~<br/>~~	+	* Tree preservation order.
−	*Tree preservation order.~~<br/>~~	+	* Tree rights.
−	*Tree rights.	+

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Designing Buildings at 09:25, 15 September 2014

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	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===		=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
−	*Deleterious materials<br/>	+	*Deleterious materials.<br/>
		+	*Ecological survey.
	*Environmental legislation.		*Environmental legislation.
	*Japanese knotweed identification and eradication.		*Japanese knotweed identification and eradication.

Designing Buildings at 08:29, 4 September 2014

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Japanese knotweed, a plant species that is not indigenous to the UK, is highly invasive and often causes extensive damage to property and to natural ecosystems. As a result, property values and lending decisions are often affected by its presence even if it is just in the near vicinity.	+	Japanese knotweed, a plant species that is not indigenous to the UK, is highly invasive and often causes extensive damage to property and to natural ecosystems. As a result, property values and lending decisions are often affected by its presence even if it is just in the near vicinity.

	Non-native, invasive plant species are now regarded as one of the biggest threats to biodiversity worldwide, with the Centre for Environmental Studies estimating that £1.6 Billion is spent annually in the UK to remove Japanese knotweed.		Non-native, invasive plant species are now regarded as one of the biggest threats to biodiversity worldwide, with the Centre for Environmental Studies estimating that £1.6 Billion is spent annually in the UK to remove Japanese knotweed.
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	= Pre-purchase report =		= Pre-purchase report =

−	It is essential that property professionals are aware of the presence of Japanese knotweed on a site or in the vicinity and have the ability to make an informed decision on the risks.	+	It is essential that property professionals are aware of the presence of Japanese knotweed on a site, or in the vicinity, and have the ability to make an informed decision on the risks.

−	A report has been developed that utilises a ~~unique~~ due diligence system search that will allow clients to understand these risks ahead of any purchase.	+	A report has been developed that utilises a due diligence system search that will allow clients to understand these risks ahead of any purchase.

−	The report utilises innovative remote sensing technology to highlight Japanese knotweed adjacent to, or on, commercial property sites. This allows commercial conveyancers, developers and surveyors to identify potential management costs as well as lending risks before purchasing properties.	+	The report utilises innovative remote sensing technology to highlight Japanese knotweed adjacent to, or on, commercial property sites. This allows commercial conveyancers, developers and surveyors to identify potential management costs as well as lending risks before purchasing properties.

−	A Japanese knotweed report ~~can~~ include:	+	A pre-purchase Japanese knotweed risk report might include:
	*A location map.		*A location map.
	*Indicative buffers showing the potential coverage of root systems.		*Indicative buffers showing the potential coverage of root systems.
	*Unique remote sensing technique returns data.		*Unique remote sensing technique returns data.
	*A site boundary polygon with 250m radius buffer.		*A site boundary polygon with 250m radius buffer.
−	*Polygon areas for ~~Knotweed~~ stands greater than 5m2.	+	*Polygon areas for knotweed stands greater than 5m2.

−	Additional expert advice may be necessary:	+	Additional expert advice may then be necessary:
	*Follow up plant verification service.		*Follow up plant verification service.
	*Guidance about Japanese knotweed treatment options, tailored to available time scales and budgets.		*Guidance about Japanese knotweed treatment options, tailored to available time scales and budgets.
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−	This article was created by --[[User:.MAPbyGroundsure\|User:.MAPbyGroundsure]]	+	This article was created by --[[User%3A.MAPbyGroundsure\|User:.MAPbyGroundsure]]

	= Find out more =		= Find out more =
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	*Tree preservation order.<br/>		*Tree preservation order.<br/>
	*Tree rights.		*Tree rights.
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		+	[[Category:Sustainability]]
		+	[[Category:Property_development]]
		+	[[Category:Roles_/_services]]

Designing Buildings at 08:24, 4 September 2014

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−	Japanese knotweed, a plant species that is not indigenous to the UK, is highly invasive and often causes extensive damage to property and to natural ecosystems. As a result, property values and lending decisions are often affected by its presence even if it is just in the near vicinity. Non native, invasive plant species are now regarded as one of the biggest threats to biodiversity worldwide, with the Centre for Environmental Studies estimating that £1.6 Billion is spent annually in the UK to remove Japanese knotweed.	+	= Introduction =

−	~~'''What damage does~~ Japanese ~~Knotweed cause?'''~~	+	Japanese knotweed, a plant species that is not indigenous to the UK, is highly invasive and often causes extensive damage to property and to natural ecosystems. As a result, property values and lending decisions are often affected by its presence even if it is just in the near vicinity.

−	~~Growing up~~ to ~~10cm per day~~, ~~Japanese Knotweed often targets~~ the ~~weakest points of building structures and substructures such as cracks~~. ~~Common damage from Japanese Knotweed includes:~~	+	Non-native, invasive plant species are now regarded as one of the biggest threats to biodiversity worldwide, with the Centre for Environmental Studies estimating that £1.6 Billion is spent annually in the UK to remove Japanese knotweed.
−	*Damage to ~~building foundations~~	+
−	*Damage to housing drainage and underground sewers	+
−	*Damage to tarmac and concrete areas	+
−	*Damage to retraining walls	+

−	~~'''How .MAP By GroundSure’s report can help'''~~	+	= What damage does Japanese Knotweed cause? =

−	As a ~~property professional it is essential you are aware of any presence of~~ Japanese knotweed ~~on site or in~~ the ~~vicinity~~ as ~~well as have the ability~~ to ~~make an informed decision on the risks~~. ~~However, a report has been developed that utilises a unique due diligence system search that will allow clients~~ to ~~understand these risks ahead of any purchase~~.	+	Growing up to 10cm a day, Japanese knotweed often targets the weakest points of building structures and substructures, such as cracks. Common damage from Japanese Knotweed includes:
		+	*Damage to building foundations.
		+	*Damage to housing drainage and underground sewers.
		+	*Damage to tarmac and concrete areas.
		+	*Damage to retraining walls.

−	~~The~~ report utilises innovative remote sensing technology to highlight Japanese knotweed adjacent as well as on commercial property sites. This groundbreaking new report will allow commercial conveyancers, developers and surveyors to identify potential management costs as well as lending risks before purchasing properties. The Japanese Knotweed report is a suitable cost-effective means to understand the risks of Knotweed ahead of purchasing property.	+	= Pre-purchase report =

−	~~The Japanese Knotweed report has key features~~ that ~~include:~~	+	It is essential that property professionals are aware of the presence of Japanese knotweed on a site or in the vicinity and have the ability to make an informed decision on the risks.
−	*Ordnance survey Streetview location map	+
−	*Indicative buffers showing potential coverage of ~~root system~~	+
−	*Unique remote sensing technique returns data	+
−	*Site boundary polygon with 250m radius buffer	+
−	*Polygon areas for Knotweed stands greater than 5m2	+

−	~~Additionally, you will also receive~~ unique ~~support from Knotweed removal experts Phlorum~~ that include:	+	A report has been developed that utilises a unique due diligence system search that will allow clients to understand these risks ahead of any purchase.
−	*~~Free follow~~ up plant verification service	+
−	*Guidance of Japanese ~~Knotweed~~ treatment options, tailored to ~~your~~ available time scales and budgets	+	The report utilises innovative remote sensing technology to highlight Japanese knotweed adjacent to, or on, commercial property sites. This allows commercial conveyancers, developers and surveyors to identify potential management costs as well as lending risks before purchasing properties.
		+
		+	A Japanese knotweed report can include:
		+	*A location map.
		+	*Indicative buffers showing the potential coverage of root systems.
		+	*Unique remote sensing technique returns data.
		+	*A site boundary polygon with 250m radius buffer.
		+	*Polygon areas for Knotweed stands greater than 5m2.
		+
		+	Additional expert advice may be necessary:
		+	*Follow up plant verification service.
		+	*Guidance about Japanese knotweed treatment options, tailored to available time scales and budgets.
		+
		+	----
		+
		+	This article was created by --[[User:.MAPbyGroundsure\|User:.MAPbyGroundsure]]
		+
		+	= Find out more =
		+
		+	=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
		+	*Deleterious materials<br/>
		+	*Environmental legislation.
		+	*Japanese knotweed identification and eradication.
		+	*Protected species.<br/>
		+	*Tree preservation order.<br/>
		+	*Tree rights.

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Japanese knotweed, a plant species that is not indigenous to the UK, is highly invasive and often causes extensive damage to property and to natural ecosystems. As a result, property values and lending decisions are often affected by its presence even if it is just in the near vicinity. Non native, invasive plant species are now regarded as one of the biggest threats to biodiversity worldwide, with the Centre for Environmental Studies estimating that £1.6 Billion is spent annually in the UK to remove Japanese knotweed.

'''What damage does Japanese Knotweed cause?'''

Growing up to 10cm per day, Japanese Knotweed often targets the weakest points of building structures and substructures such as cracks. Common damage from Japanese Knotweed includes:
*Damage to building foundations
*Damage to housing drainage and underground sewers
*Damage to tarmac and concrete areas
*Damage to retraining walls

'''How .MAP By GroundSure’s report can help'''

As a property professional it is essential you are aware of any presence of Japanese knotweed on site or in the vicinity as well as have the ability to make an informed decision on the risks. However, a report has been developed that utilises a unique due diligence system search that will allow clients to understand these risks ahead of any purchase.

The report utilises innovative remote sensing technology to highlight Japanese knotweed adjacent as well as on commercial property sites. This groundbreaking new report will allow commercial conveyancers, developers and surveyors to identify potential management costs as well as lending risks before purchasing properties. The Japanese Knotweed report is a suitable cost-effective means to understand the risks of Knotweed ahead of purchasing property.

The Japanese Knotweed report has key features that include:
*Ordnance survey Streetview location map
*Indicative buffers showing potential coverage of root system
*Unique remote sensing technique returns data
*Site boundary polygon with 250m radius buffer
*Polygon areas for Knotweed stands greater than 5m2

Additionally, you will also receive unique support from Knotweed removal experts Phlorum that include:
*Free follow up plant verification service
*Guidance of Japanese Knotweed treatment options, tailored to your available time scales and budgets