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APPENDIX D
Chelmer Site Investigations – Factual Report
Chelmer Site Investigations
Unit 15 , E as t Han ning f ield In d u s t rial E s t a te
Old Church R oad, East Han ningf ield, Essex CM3 8 AB
Telephone: 01245 400 930 Fax: 01245 400 933
Email: info@siteinvestigations.co.uk Website: www.siteinvestigations.co.uk
Factual Report
Client: Cranb ro o k B asement s
Site: 1 Darnle y T errace
Lo nd o n W1 1
CSI Ref: FACT/3700
Dated: 22nd April 2013
Unit 15 East Hanningfield Industrial Estate
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Old Church Road, East Hanningfield, Essex CM3 8AB
Telephone: 01245 400930 Fax: 01245 400933
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Client: Cranbrook Basements Scale: N.T.S. Sheet: 1 of 1 Date: 22.4.13
Location: 1 Darnley Terrace, London W11 Job No: 3700 Weather: Fine Drawn by: JG Checked by: ME
NO.1
X3 & BASEMENT
STEPS UP TO
0.8m
FRONT DOOR
1m BH1
METAL
STEPS
DOWN TO
LIGHT
FRENCH DRAIN WELL VENT PIPE
FOOTPATH
DARNLEY TERRACE
Notes: Key:
G MH
On site tree identification for Gully

Rain Water/
Tree/Shrub Borehole Trial Pit Tree Stump Soil Pipe Manhole
guidance only. Not authenticated.
Unit 15 East Hanningfield Industrial Estate
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Old Church Road, East Hanningfield, Essex CM3 8AB
Telephone: 01245 400930 Fax: 01245 400933
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Client: Cranbrook Basements Scale: N.T.S. Sheet No: 1 of 1 Weather: Fair Date: 22.4.13
Site: 1 Darnley Terrace, London W11 Job No: 3700 Borehole No: 1 Boring method: Hand auger
Thick- Test Depth
Depth Description of Strata Legend Sample Root Information Depth
ness Type Result to
Mtrs. Mtrs
Water
G.L. SLAB 0.04
0.04
No roots observed.
LEAN MIX 0.11
0.15
0.5
D
Very stiff, orange-brown, grey veined, silty

CLAY, with partings of orange and brown, 1.65 D V 140+ 1.0
silt and fine sand, claystone nodules and 140+
crystals.
D V 140+ 1.5
140+
1.8
D V 140+ 2.0
140+
Very stiff, brown, grey veined, silty CLAY,

with partings of orange and brown, silt and 1.4 D V 140+ 2.5
fine sand and occasional gravel. 140+
D V 140+ 3.0
140+
3.2 3.2
Stiff, moist, brown, gravelly, sandy, very 0.4

silty CLAY. D M 31 3.5
3.6 34 3.6
38
41
D M 40 4.0
47
50
50(60)
D M 43 4.5
50
Medium dense to dense, wet, orange- 2.4 50(65)
brown, silty, coarse SAND, with gravel. TDTD
D M 50 5.0
50(60)
TDTD
D M 50(60) 5.5
50(50)
TDTD
6.0 D M 50(60) 6.0

Borehole ends at 6.0m 50(50)
TDTD
Drawn by: JG Approved by: ME Key: T.D.T.D. Too Dense to Drive
Remarks: Groundwater seepage at 3.2m. D Small Disturbed Sample J Jar Sample
Groundwater strike at 3.6m. B Bulk Disturbed Sample V Pilcon Vane (kPa)
Borehole wet and collapsing on completion. U Undisturbed Sample (U100) M Mackintosh Probe
Standpipe installed to 3.2m from basement level on W Water Sample N Standard Penetration Test Blow Count
completion.
REPORT NOTES
Equipment Used
Hand tools, Mechanical Concrete Breaker and Spade, Hand Augers, 100mm/150mm
diameter Mechanical Flight Auger Rig, GEO205 Flight Auger Rig, Window Sampling
Rig, and Large or Limited Access Shell & Auger Rig upon request and/or access
permitting.
On Site Tests
By Pilcon Shear-Vane Tester (Kn/m) in clay soils, and/or Mackintosh Probe in

granular soils or made ground and/or upon request Continuous Dynamic Probe Testing
and Standard Penetration Testing.
Note:
Details reported in trial-pits and boreholes relate to positions investigated only as

instructed by the client or engineer on the date shown.
We are therefore unable to accept any responsibility for changes in soil conditions not
investigated i.e. variations due to climate, season, vegetation and varying ground water
levels.
Full terms and conditions are available upon request.

Laboratory Testing Results
BS 1377 : 1990
Job Number : CGL03369 Date Received : 23/05/2013

Client : Cranbrook Basements Date Testing Started : 24/05/2013
Client Reference : CSI 3700 Date Testing Completed : 29/05/2013
Site Name : 1 Darnley Terrace, London, W11 Laboratory Used : Chelmer Geotechnical, CM3 8AB
Sample Ref Sulphate Content
Moisture Soil Faction Modified Filter Paper Insitu Shear Organic
Content > 0.425mm Liquid Limit Plastic Limit Plasticity Index Liquidity Index Plasticity Index Soil Class Contact Time Soil Sample Vane Strength Content pH Value SO3 SO4 Class
BH/TP/WS Depth UID Sample Type (%) [ 1 ] (%) [ 2 ] (%) [ 3 ] (%) [ 4 ] (%) [ 5 ] (%) [ 5 ] (%) [ 6 ] [7] (h) [ 8 ] Suction (kPa) (kPa) [ 9 ] (%) [ 10 ] [ 11 ] [ 12 ] [ 13 ] [ 14 ]
BH1 0.5 40334 D 22 <5 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.00
BH1 1.0 40335 D 23 <5 54 17 37 0.15 37 CH 0 0 > 140 0 7.4 <0.01 <0.01 DS-1
BH1 1.5 40336 D 25 <5 48 18 30 0.23 30 CI 0 0 > 140 0 0.00 0.00 0
BH1 2.0 40337 D 24 <5 54 20 34 0.12 34 CH 0 0 > 140 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
BH1 2.5 40338 D 22 17 0 0.00 0 0 0 > 140 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
BH1 3.0 40339 D 21 21 51 18 33 0.10 26 CH 0 0 > 140 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
BH1 3.5 40340 D 18 21 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 6.9 <0.01 <0.01 DS-1
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0
Notes :- Key
[1] BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990, Test No 3.2 [7] BS 5930 : 1981 : Figure 31 - Plasticity Chart for the classification of fine soils [12] BS 1377 : Part 3 : 1990, Test No 5.6 D Disturbed sample
[2] Estimated if <5%, otherwise measured [8] In-house method S9a adapted from BRE IP 4/93 [13] SO4 = 1.2 x SO3 B Bulk sample
[3] BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990, Test No 4.4 [9] Values of shear strength were determined in situ by Chelmer Site Investigations using [14] BRE Special Digest One (Concrete in Aggressive Ground) 2005 U U100 (undisturbed sample)
a Pilcon hand vane or Geonor vane (GV).
[4] BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990, Test No 5.3 Note that if the SO4 content falls into the DS-4 or DS-5 class, it would be W Water sample
prudent to consider the sample as falling into the DS-4m or DS-5m class
[5] BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990, Test No 5.4 [10] BS 1377 : Part 3 : 1990, Test No 4 respectively unless water soluble magnesium testing is undertaken to prove ENP Essentially Non-Plastic
[6] BRE Digest 240 : 1993 [11] BS 1377 : Part 2 : 1990, Test No 9 otherwise U/S Underside Foundation
Comments :-
Produced :- CW Checked By ;- GW Date Checked :- 30-May-13
lab-001 Chelmer Site Investigations 2012 v.1.0

Moisture Content/Shear Strength Profile

Site Name : 1 Darnley Terrace, London, W11 Laboratory : Chelmer Geotechnical Laboratories, CM3 8AB
Soil Moisture Content (%) In Situ Shear Strength (kPa)

12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
0.0 0.0
BH1
BH1
1.0 1.0
2.0 2.0
3.0 3.0
Depth (m)
Depth (m)
4.0 4.0
5.0 5.0
6.0 6.0
7.0 7.0
Notes :-
1. If the Soil Fraction > 0.425mm exceeds 5% the Equivalent Moisture Content of Unless otherwise stated, values of Shear Strength were determined in situ by
the remainder ( calculated in accordance with BS 1377: Part 2 : 1990, cl.3.2.4 note 1 ) is also Chelmer Site Investigations using a Pilcon Hand Vane the calibration of which is limited to
plotted and the alternative profile additionally shown as an appropriately coloured broken line. a maximum reading of 140 kPa.
2. If plotted, 0.4 LL and PL+2 ( after Driscoll, 1983 ) should only be applied to London Clay
( and similarly over consolidated clays ) at shallow depths.
Comments :-
Checked By :- GW Date Checked :- 30-May-13

Plasticity Chart for the classification of fine soils and the finer part of coarse soils
In Compliance with BS5930 : 1999

Site Name : 1 Darnley Terrace, London, W11 Laboratory : Chelmer Geotechnical Laboratories, CM3 8AB
L I H V E
Low Intermediate High Very High *
70
60
50
Plasticity Index (%)
40
30
20
10
0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Liquid Limit (%)
Notes :- Key :- BH1
SILT (M-SOIL), M, plots below A-Line
CLAY, C, plots above A-Line }M and C may be combined as FINE SOIL, F.
Comments :-

PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION
BS EN 1377-2:1990
Job Number : CGL03369 Site Name : 1 Darnley Terrace, London,W11 Type of Sieving : Washed
Sample Number : BH1 Date : 24-May-13
Depth 4.0m Tested By : CW
Sample Ref : 40340 Laboratory : Chelmer Geotechnical CM3 8AB
Fine Medium Coarse Fine Medium Coarse Fine Medium Coarse Sieve Size (mm) % Passing
CLAY SILT SAND GRAVEL COBBLES BOULDERS
90.0 100.0
100.0
75.0 100.0
63.0 100.0
90.0 50.0 100.0
37.5 100.0
28.0 100.0
80.0
20.0 100.0
14.0 97.7
70.0 10.0 96.7
6.3 94.0
Cumulative Percentage Passing
5.0 93.5
60.0
3.35 92.5
2.00 91.0
50.0 1.18 89.6
0.600 86.5
0.425 80.0
40.0
0.300 53.3
0.212 29.8
30.0 0.150 22.0
0.063 15.1
0.060 63.2
20.0
0.056 44.7
0.039 31.6
10.0 0.028 22.3
0.020 15.8
0.010 8.2
0.0
0.005 4.1
0.001 0.01 0.1 1 Nominal Size of Material (mm) 10 100 1000
0.003 2.0
0.001 1.2
Calculations :- (M1 - M2) + P f = Percentage of fines passing 0.063mm Comments :-
f= x100
M1 M1 = Mass of dried test sample before washing (kg)
f = 100P/M1 (dry sieving) M2 = Mass of dried residue retained on the 0.063m (kg)
P = Mass of screened material remaining in the pan (kg)

APPENDIX E
RHH Structural drawings
SECTION A - A

APPENDIX F
WALLAP output
CARD GEOTECHNICS LIMITED | Sheet No.
Program: WALLAP Version 6.05 Revision A41.B56.R46 | Job No. CG08427
Licensed from GEOSOLVE | Made by : RDB
Data filename/Run ID: Darnley Terrace_Underpin deflection_SLS
1 Darnley Terrace | Date:10-06-2013
Underpin wall deflection | Checked :
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Units: kN,m
INPUT DATA
SOIL PROFILE
Stratum Elevation of ------------------ Soil types -------------------
no. top of stratum Active side Passive side
1 0.00 1 Made Ground 1 Made Ground
2 -1.00 2 Langley Silt 2 Langley Silt
3 -4.00 3 KPG 3 KPG
SOIL PROPERTIES
Bulk Young's At rest Consol Active Passive
-- Soil type -- density Modulus coeff. state. limit limit Cohesion
No. Description kN/m3 Eh,kN/m2 Ko NC/OC Ka Kp kN/m2
(Datum elev.) (dEh/dy ) (dKo/dy) ( Nu ) ( Kac ) ( Kpc ) ( dc/dy )
1 Made Ground 18.00 10000 0.530 OC 0.309 4.132
(0.200) (0.000) ( 0.000)
2 Langley 19.00 40000 1.000 OC 1.000 1.000 75.00u
Silt (0.490) (2.389) ( 2.390)
3 KPG 18.00 30000 0.470 OC 0.259 5.382
(0.200) (0.000) ( 0.000)
Additional soil parameters associated with Ka and Kp

--- parameters for Ka --- --- parameters for Kp ---
Soil Wall Back- Soil Wall Back-
------- Soil type ------- friction adhesion fill friction adhesion fill
No. Description angle coeff. angle angle coeff. angle
1 Made Ground 28.00 0.670 0.00 28.00 0.670 0.00
2 Langley Silt 0.00 0.500 0.00 0.00 0.500 0.00
3 KPG 32.00 0.670 0.00 32.00 0.670 0.00
GROUND WATER CONDITIONS

Density of water = 10.00 kN/m3
Active side Passive side
Initial water table elevation -4.00 -4.00
Automatic water pressure balancing at toe of wall : No
Water Active side Passive side

press. ------------------------------- -------------------------------
profile Point Elev. Piezo Water Point Elev. Piezo Water
no. no. elev. press. no. elev. press.
m m kN/m2 m m kN/m2
1 1 -4.00 -4.00 0.0 1 -5.40 -5.40 0.0 MC+WC
WALL PROPERTIES
Type of structure = Fully Embedded Wall
Elevation of toe of wall = -5.50
Maximum finite element length = 0.30 m
Youngs modulus of wall E = 3.0000E+07 kN/m2
Moment of inertia of wall I = 3.5729E-03 m4/m run
E.I = 107187 kN.m2/m run
Yield Moment of wall = Not defined
STRUTS and ANCHORS

Strut/ X-section Inclin Pre-
anchor Strut area Youngs Free -ation stress Tension
no. Elev. spacing of strut modulus length (degs) /strut allowed
m sq.m kN/m2 m kN
1 -2.00 3.00 0.020000 2.000E+08 2.50 0.00 0 No
2 -1.41 1.00 0.200000 3.000E+07 2.50 0.00 0 No
3 -5.20 1.00 0.350000 3.000E+07 2.50 0.00 0 No
SURCHARGE LOADS
Surch Distance Length Width Surcharge Equiv. Partial
-arge from parallel perpend. ----- kN/m2 ----- soil factor/
no. Elev. wall to wall to wall Near edge Far edge type Category
1 0.00 0.00(A) 100.00 100.00 5.00 = N/A 1.00 -
Note: A = Active side, P = Passive side

Limit State Categories P/U = Permanent Unfavourable
P/F = Permanent Favourable
Var = Variable (unfavourable)
CONSTRUCTION STAGES
Construction Stage description
stage no. --------------------------------------------------------
1 Apply surcharge no.1 at elevation 0.00
2 Install strut or anchor no.3 at elevation -5.20
3 Change EI of wall to 0.10000 kN.m2/m run
From elevation -3.00 to -5.40
Yield moment not defined
Reset wall displacements to zero at this stage
4 Excavate to elevation -2.20 on PASSIVE side
6 Change EI of wall to 107187 kN.m2/m run
From elevation -3.00 to -5.40
Yield moment not defined
No adjustments to wall displacements
7 Apply water pressure profile no.1 ( Mod. Conserv. )
8 Excavate to elevation -5.20 on PASSIVE side
10 Remove strut or anchor no.1 at elevation -2.00
FACTORS OF SAFETY and ANALYSIS OPTIONS

Limit State options: Serviceability Limit State
All loads and soil strengths are unfactored
Stability analysis:
Method of analysis - Strength Factor method
Factor on soil strength for calculating wall depth = 1.00
Parameters for undrained strata:

Minimum equivalent fluid density = 5.00 kN/m3
Maximum depth of water filled tension crack = 0.00 m
Bending moment and displacement calculation:

Method - Subgrade reaction model using Influence Coefficients
Open Tension Crack analysis? - No
Non-linear Modulus Parameter (L) = 0 m
Boundary conditions:
Length of wall (normal to plane of analysis) = 1000.00 m
Width of excavation on active side of wall = 20.00 m

Width of excavation on passive side of wall = 2.00 m
Distance to rigid boundary on active side = 20.00 m

Distance to rigid boundary on passive side = 20.00 m
OUTPUT OPTIONS
Stage ------ Stage description ----------- ------- Output options -------

no. Displacement Active, Graph.
Bending mom. Passive output
Shear force pressures
1 Apply surcharge no.1 at elev. 0.00 Yes Yes Yes
2 Install strut no.3 at elev. -5.20 No No No
3 Change EI of wall to 0.10000kN.m2/m ru No No No
4 Excav. to elev. -2.20 on PASSIVE side No No No
6 Change EI of wall to 107187kN.m2/m run No No No
7 Apply water pressure profile no.1 No No No
8 Excav. to elev. -5.20 on PASSIVE side No No No
10 Remove strut no.1 at elev. -2.00 No No No
* Summary output Yes - Yes
Program WALLAP - Copyright (C) 2012 by DL Borin, distributed by GEOSOLVE

69 Rodenhurst Road, London SW4, UK. Tel: +44 20 8674 7251
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Stage No. 4 Excavate to elevation -2.20 on PASSIVE side
STABILITY ANALYSIS of Fully Embedded Wall according to Strength Factor method

Factor of safety on soil strength
FoS for toe Toe elev. for

elev. = -5.50 FoS = 1.000
--------------- -------------
Stage --- G.L. --- Strut Factor Moment Toe Wall
No. Act. Pass. Elev. of equilib. elev. Penetr
Safety at elev. -ation
4 0.00 -2.20 -5.20 Conditions not suitable for FoS calc.
BENDING MOMENT and DISPLACEMENT ANALYSIS of Fully Embedded Wall

Analysis options
Length of wall perpendicular to section = 1000.00m
Subgrade reaction model - Boussinesq Influence coefficients
Soil deformations are elastic until the active or passive limit is reached
Open Tension Crack analysis - No
Rigid boundaries: Active side 20.00 from wall

Passive side 20.00 from wall
*** Wall displacements reset to zero at stage 3
Node Y Nett Wall Wall Shear Bending Strut EI of

no. coord pressure disp. rotation force moment forces wall
kN/m2 m rad. kN/m kN.m/m kN/m kN.m2/m
1 0.00 1.55 0.010 3.58E-03 0.0 -0.0 107187
2 -0.30 3.21 0.009 3.58E-03 0.7 0.1 107187
3 -0.60 4.88 0.008 3.58E-03 1.9 0.5 107187
4 -0.80 5.99 0.008 3.58E-03 3.0 1.0 107187
5 -1.00 7.11 0.007 3.58E-03 4.3 1.7 107187
5.00 0.007 3.58E-03 4.3 1.7
6 -1.20 6.03 0.006 3.57E-03 5.5 2.7 107187
7 -1.41 7.05 0.005 3.57E-03 6.8 4.0 107187
8 -1.70 8.52 0.004 3.55E-03 9.1 6.3 107187
9 -2.00 10.00 0.003 3.53E-03 11.8 9.4 107187
10 -2.20 11.00 0.003 3.51E-03 13.9 11.9 107187
-120.70 0.003 3.51E-03 13.9 11.9
11 -2.45 -75.02 0.002 3.48E-03 -10.5 12.0 107187
12 -2.70 -17.48 0.001 3.46E-03 -22.1 7.0 107187
13 -3.00 84.18 -0.000 3.45E-03 -12.1 -0.2 0
14 -3.30 -1.73 0.001 -3.51E-03 0.3 -0.3 0
15 -3.60 0.58 0.001 9.36E-04 0.1 -0.3 0
16 -3.80 1.11 0.001 2.41E-04 0.3 -0.3 0
17 -4.00 8.03 0.001 1.19E-03 1.2 -0.2 0
-6.30 0.001 1.19E-03 1.2 -0.2
18 -4.25 -0.53 0.000 4.84E-04 0.3 -0.1 0
19 -4.50 -0.36 0.000 1.20E-05 0.2 -0.1 0
20 -4.80 -0.39 0.000 -2.36E-04 0.1 -0.0 0
21 -5.00 -0.02 0.000 1.21E-03 0.1 -0.0 0
22 -5.20 6.69 0.000 -1.08E-04 0.7 0.0 1.4 0
6.69 0.000 -1.08E-04 -0.7 0.0
23 -5.40 0.32 0.000 -3.42E-04 0.0 -0.0 107187
24 -5.50 -0.62 0.000 -3.42E-04 0.0 -0.0 ---
Strut force at elev. -5.20 = 1.42 kN/m run = 1.42 kN/strut
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Stage No. 8 Excavate to elevation -5.20 on PASSIVE side


elev. = -5.50 FoS = 1.000
--------------- -------------
8 0.00 -5.20 More than one strut
*** Warning - Weak strata at or below toe of wall:

Active limit (active side) > Passive limit (passive side)
38.83kN/m2 > 25.41kN/m2 at elev. -5.50
The above pressures include water pressure.
*** Warning - Failure and flow of soil BELOW the toe of the wall may
occur if the wall is not toed in to a firm stratum.
It may occur even when acceptable factors of safety
and displacements have been calculated.

Analysis options

*** Wall displacements reset to zero at stage 3

1 0.00 4.54 0.010 3.19E-03 0.0 -0.0 107187
2 -0.30 5.67 0.009 3.19E-03 1.5 0.2 107187
3 -0.60 6.80 0.008 3.19E-03 3.4 1.0 107187
4 -0.80 7.55 0.007 3.19E-03 4.8 1.8 107187
5 -1.00 8.30 0.007 3.18E-03 6.4 2.9 107187
11.59 0.007 3.18E-03 6.4 2.9
6 -1.20 10.56 0.006 3.18E-03 8.7 4.5 107187
7 -1.41 9.51 0.005 3.17E-03 10.8 6.5 107187
8 -1.70 8.52 0.004 3.15E-03 13.4 10.1 107187
9 -2.00 10.00 0.003 3.11E-03 16.1 14.5 77.0 107187
10.00 0.003 3.11E-03 -60.9 14.5
10 -2.20 11.00 0.003 3.10E-03 -58.8 2.5 107187
11 -2.45 14.34 0.002 3.11E-03 -55.6 -11.9 107187
12 -2.70 33.02 0.001 3.15E-03 -49.7 -25.8 107187
13 -3.00 82.09 0.000 3.24E-03 -32.4 -39.7 107187
14 -3.30 37.99 0.001 -3.60E-03 -14.4 -45.4 107187
15 -3.60 45.50 0.001 9.74E-04 -1.9 -47.9 107187
16 -3.80 50.35 0.001 3.68E-04 7.7 -47.4 107187
17 -4.00 58.63 0.001 1.40E-03 18.6 -44.8 107187
25.16 0.001 1.40E-03 18.6 -44.8
18 -4.25 32.11 0.001 7.94E-04 25.8 -39.4 107187
Run ID. Darnley Terrace_Underpin deflection_SLS | Sheet No.
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Stage No.8 Excavate to elevation -5.20 on PASSIVE side

19 -4.50 36.41 0.001 4.04E-04 34.3 -31.9 107187
20 -4.80 41.60 0.001 2.28E-04 46.0 -19.9 107187
21 -5.00 45.31 0.000 1.70E-03 54.7 -9.8 107187
22 -5.20 52.21 0.000 3.91E-04 64.5 2.0 78.2 107187
52.21 0.000 3.91E-04 -13.7 2.0
23 -5.40 42.32 0.000 1.55E-04 -4.3 0.2 107187
24 -5.50 43.62 0.000 1.55E-04 0.0 0.0 ---
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Summary of results
LIMIT STATE PARAMETERS

Limit State: Serviceability Limit State
All loads and soil strengths are unfactored


elev. = -5.50 FoS = 1.000
--------------- -------------
1 0.00 0.00 Cant. Conditions not suitable for FoS calc.
2 0.00 0.00 No analysis at this stage
3 0.00 0.00 No analysis at this stage
4 0.00 -2.20 -5.20 Conditions not suitable for FoS calc.
5 0.00 -2.20 No analysis at this stage
All remaining stages have more than one strut - FoS calculation n/a
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Summary of results

Analysis options

Bending moment, shear force and displacement envelopes

Node Y Displacement Bending moment Shear force
no. coord maximum minimum maximum minimum maximum minimum
m m kN.m/m kN.m/m kN/m kN/m
1 0.00 0.010 0.000 0.0 -0.0 0.0 0.0
2 -0.30 0.009 0.000 0.4 0.0 2.2 0.0
3 -0.60 0.008 0.000 1.4 0.0 4.5 0.0
4 -0.80 0.008 0.000 2.5 0.0 6.2 0.0
5 -1.00 0.007 0.000 3.9 0.0 8.0 0.0
6 -1.20 0.006 0.000 5.8 0.0 10.7 0.0
7 -1.41 0.005 0.000 8.3 0.0 12.9 -51.6
8 -1.70 0.005 0.000 10.1 -6.5 13.4 -48.9
9 -2.00 0.004 0.000 14.5 -20.6 16.1 -60.9
10 -2.20 0.003 0.000 11.9 -29.6 13.9 -58.8
11 -2.45 0.002 0.000 12.0 -40.4 0.0 -55.6
12 -2.70 0.002 0.000 7.0 -50.7 0.0 -49.7
13 -3.00 0.001 -0.000 0.0 -60.7 0.0 -32.4
14 -3.30 0.002 0.000 0.0 -62.7 0.3 -14.4
15 -3.60 0.002 0.000 0.0 -62.0 8.6 -1.9
16 -3.80 0.002 0.000 0.0 -59.4 17.5 -0.3
17 -4.00 0.001 0.000 0.0 -55.0 27.9 0.0
18 -4.25 0.001 0.000 0.0 -47.2 34.7 -0.1
19 -4.50 0.001 0.000 0.0 -37.6 43.0 0.0
20 -4.80 0.001 0.000 0.0 -23.0 54.5 0.0
21 -5.00 0.000 0.000 0.0 -11.3 63.1 0.0
22 -5.20 0.000 0.000 2.3 -0.0 72.9 -14.8
23 -5.40 0.000 0.000 0.3 -0.0 0.0 -4.9
24 -5.50 0.000 0.000 0.0 -0.0 0.0 0.0
Maximum and minimum bending moment and shear force at each stage
Stage --------- Bending moment -------- ---------- Shear force ----------
no. maximum elev. minimum elev. maximum elev. minimum elev.
kN.m/m kN.m/m kN/m kN/m
1 0.3 -1.41 -0.3 -3.60 0.4 -4.00 -0.4 -2.45
2 No calculation at this stage
4 12.0 -2.45 -0.3 -3.60 13.9 -2.20 -22.1 -2.70
7 11.9 -2.20 -1.1 -4.25 13.6 -2.20 -22.5 -2.70
8 14.5 -2.00 -47.9 -3.60 64.5 -5.20 -60.9 -2.00
10 8.3 -1.41 -62.7 -3.30 72.9 -5.20 -51.6 -1.41
Run ID. Darnley Terrace_Underpin deflection_SLS | Sheet No.
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Summary of results (continued)
Maximum and minimum displacement at each stage

Stage -------- Displacement --------- Stage description
no. maximum elev. minimum elev. -----------------
m m
1 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 Apply surcharge no.1 at elev. 0.00
2 No calculation at this stage Install strut no.3 at elev. -5.20
3 Wall displacements reset to zero Change EI of wall to 0.10000kN.m2/m run
4 0.010 0.00 -0.000 -3.00 Excav. to elev. -2.20 on PASSIVE side
6 No calculation at this stage Change EI of wall to 107187kN.m2/m run
7 0.010 0.00 -0.000 -3.00 Apply water pressure profile no.1
8 0.010 0.00 0.000 0.00 Excav. to elev. -5.20 on PASSIVE side
10 0.009 0.00 0.000 0.00 Remove strut no.1 at elev. -2.00
Strut forces at each stage (horizontal components)

Stage --- Strut no. 1 --- --- Strut no. 2 --- --- Strut no. 3 ---
no. at elev.-2.00 at elev.-1.41 at elev.-5.20
kN/m run kN/strut kN/m run kN/strut kN/m run kN/strut
4 --- --- --- --- 1.42 1.42
7 0.44 1.33 --- --- 9.08 9.08
8 77.00 231.00 --- --- 78.23 78.23
10 --- --- 64.41 64.41 87.61 87.61
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Units: kN,m

Appendix (xxiii)

TD 42 & 43 – Construction Phases Layouts

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Appendix (xxiv)

Cranbrook Basements Professional Insurance

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CRANBROOK BASEMENTS LTD
PROFESSIONAL INSURANCES
3rd October 2012 – 2nd October 2013
1
DOCUMENT CONTENT SUMMARY
Page No.
Schedule Dates and Cover Inclusions 5
Employers Liability Schedule 7
Public Liability Schedule 7
Contractors All Risk Schedule 8
Excess Policy Schedule 9
Certificate of Employers Liability 11
Additional Policy Terms & Conditions 12

Contractors Insurance Policy
Here is your policy
The Schedule and Appendix set out the policy Covers which are provided.
May we please ask you to examine the Policy, Schedule, Appendices and any
endorsement pages to make sure they give you protection according to your
present needs.
If any changes are needed, please let us know - your policy is designed for easy
amendment or extension.
Our Promise of Service
We aim to provide a first class standard of service. Should you be unhappy with
this service or have any cause for dissatisfaction, you should first contact your
Insurance Advisor or the Insurer who issued your policy. Please be ready to quote
your policy number where this is available.
Should the matter not be resolved to your satisfaction please write to
Aviva
PO Box 6
Surrey Street
Norwich
NR1 3NS
Aviva is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme ("FSCS").

You may be entitled to compensation from the scheme if we cannot meet our
obligations. This depends on the type of business and the circumstances of the
claim.
Law Applicable to Contract
The parties to a contract of insurance covering a risk situated in the UK are

allowed to choose the law applicable to the contract. The contract will be subject
to the relevant law of the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man
relating to the address of the Insured as shown in the Schedule. If there is any
dispute as to which law applies it shall be English Law.
The Insurer agrees to provide insurance to the Insured in the manner described in
this Policy against events set out in the Covers specified in the Schedule for which
the Insured shall pay and the Insurer shall accept as the premium required.
Signed by a representative of the insurer
Igal Mayer
Chief Executive
For and on behalf of
Aviva
Aviva
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The Insurer / Aviva shall mean:
Aviva Insurance UK Limited of 8 Surrey Street, Norwich NR1 3NG
or
Aviva Insurance Limited of Pitheavlis, Perth PH2 0NH
Members of the Aviva group of companies
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
Aviva
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The Schedule
Policy No. Broker Name: W B Baxter

24909432 CTC - (General)
The Insured: Cranbrook Basements Limited
Address 732 Cranbrook Road,

Ilford,
Essex,
IG6 1HU
The Business: Builders of basements, extensions & loft conversions, including

underpinning/piling as part of a wider contract in respect of private dwelling houses.
The Premises: All Premises owned or occupied by or on behalf of the Insured.
Period of Insurance from 03/10/2012 to 02/10/2013, Renewal 03/10/2013
Premium Renewal Premium £24,070.90 Annual Premium £24,070.90

(Including Insurance Premium Tax and VAT where applicable)
Covers Insured
Material Damage Not Insured

Business Interruption Not Insured
Book Debts Not Insured
Money Not Insured
Goods in Transit Not Insured
Miscellaneous Risks Not Insured
Staff Honesty Not Insured
Engineering Sections Not Insured
Employers Liability Insured
Public Liability Insured
Contractors All Risks Insured
Group PA Not Insured
Travel Not Insured
Motor Fleet Not Insured
Schedule 1
Aviva
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The Schedule continued.
GEOGRAPHICAL LIMITS
Property Covers ) Anywhere in Great Britain,

) Northern Ireland, the Isle of
) Man and the Channel Islands,
) and as defined.
Engineering Covers )
Group Personal Accident/Travel Covers As defined.
Employers Liability Cover As defined.
Public Liability Cover As defined.
Contractors All Risks Cover As defined.
Motor Covers As defined.
Schedule 2
Aviva
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The Appendix
Attached to and forming part of Policy No 24909432/CTC
Sums Insured/Limits of Liability/Insured's Retention
Appendix 1 of 1
The Appendix (cont'd)
Employers Liability Cover Insured
Limit of Indemnity
Employers Liability £10,000,000
for any one occurrence
Public Liability Cover Insured
Limit of Indemnity
Public Liability £2,000,000
for any one occurrence/ unlimited during the
Period of Insurance.
The Excess Loss of or damage to material property

arising from the use or application of
heat £500 each and every claim.
Loss of or damage to underground services

£500 each and every claim.
Loss of or damage to material Property in

respect of Piling Work £2500 each and every
claim.
All other loss of or damage to material

Property £500 each and every claim.
Appendix 1 of 2
Aviva
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Contractors All Risks Cover Insured
Limit of Indemnity
Any One Contract £1,750,000
The Excess Loss or damage to Property by theft or

malicious damage £1000 any one
occurrence other than £50 in respect
of employees tools and effects.
All other loss or damage to Property £500

any one occurrence other than £50 in
respect of employees tools and effects
Appendix 2 of 2
Aviva
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9
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Certificate of Employers’ Liability Insurance (a)
(Where required by regulation 5 of the Employers’ Liability (Compulsory Insurance) Regulations 1998, one or
more copies of this certificate must be displayed at each place of business at which the Policyholder employs
persons covered by the Policy)
Policy Number : 24909432CTC
Name of Policyholder : Cranbrook Basements Limited
rd
Date of Commencement of Insurance : 03 October 2012
nd
Date of Expiry of Insurance : 02 October 2013
We hereby certify that subject to paragraph 2:

1. the policy to which this certificate relates satisfies the requirements of the relevant law
applicable in Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, the Island of Jersey, the Island of
Guernsey and the Island of Alderney, or to offshore installations in territorial waters around
Great Britain and its Continental Shelf (b)
2. the minimum amount of cover provided by this Policy is no less than £5 million (c)
Signed on behalf of
Aviva Insurance Limited
(Authorised Insurers)
Authorised Signatory
Igal Mayer
Chief Executive UK Insurance
Notes
(a) Where the employer is a company to which regulation 3(2) of the Regulations applies, the certificate shall state in a
prominent place, either that the policy covers the holding company and all its subsidiaries, or that the policy covers the
holding company and all its subsidiaries except any specifically excluded by name, or that the policy covers the holding
company and only the named subsidiaries.
(b) Specify applicable law as provided for in regulation 4(6) of the Regulations.
(c) See regulation 3(1) of the Regulations and delete whichever of paragraphs 2(a) or 2(b) does not apply. Where 2(b) is
applicable, specify the amount of cover provided by the relevant policy.
It is advised that you retain a copy of each Employers’ Liability certificate issued to you
Aviva Insurance Limited.

Registered in Scotland No 2116. Registered Office: Pitheavlis, Perth, PH2 0NH
Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.
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Policy Number: 24909432 CTC
Insured: Cranbrook Basements Limited
The following Amendments to Standard Cover apply:
ADDITIONAL POLICY TERMS AND CONDITIONS

WUF002A Liberalisation Clause
"Facility" means the arrangements agreed between the Insurer and Willis under which
the Insured’s Policy has been placed.
"Cover In Force" means that part of the cover available under the Insured’s Policy in
respect of which an additional premium charge has not been levied by the Insurer.
If the Insurer replaces the Cover In Force available under the Facility with broader
cover, without requiring any additional premium charge (the "Replacement Cover"),
from the date that this Replacement Cover becomes effective under the Facility the
Insurer agrees that the Replacement Cover will apply to the Insured’s Policy, to the
extent that it differs and is broader from the Cover in Force, and any and all claims
arising under the Insured’s Policy on or after such date shall be determined in
accordance with the Replacement Cover.
Wherever the term the Insured appears in this clause it can also mean the Assured
and/
or Policyholder (as appropriate)
AV222 Notice to Policyholders
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The following changes apply to your policy –
1. Complaints
The following wording is deleted from Our Promise Of Service:
The FOS will only consider your complaint if you have given us the opportunity to resolve it
and you are a private policyholder, a business with a group annual turnover of less than £1
million, a charity with an annual income of less than £1 million or a trustee of a trust with a net
asset value of less than £1 million. If, however, we do not resolve your complaint within 40
working days, the FOS will accept a direct referral.
2. Financial Services Compensation Scheme
The Compensation Scheme wording is restated as follows:
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Financial Services Compensation Scheme
We are members of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). You may be
entitled to compensation from this scheme if we cannot meet our obligations, depending on the
type of insurance and the circumstances of your claim.
Further information about the scheme is available from the FSCS website www.fscs.org.uk, or
write to Financial Services Compensation Scheme, 7th floor Lloyds Chambers, Portsoken
Street, London, E1 8BN.
This Notice forms part of your Policy and should be attached to it.
Aviva Insurance Limited. Registered in Scotland No. 2116. Registered Office: Pitheavlis,
Perth, Scotland PH2 0NH. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority
SUBJECTIVITY ENDORSEMENT
In accordance with the provisions of Policy Condition (AVSUB1) – Subjectivity, the Cover provided
by this policy is subject to the following:
The Insured must,
A) Allow us to survey the premises within 90 days of inception (Site and Liability survey)
ANNUAL PREMIUM REBATE CLAUSE

Premium Rebate Clause
Applicable Sections
Contractors All Risks
The Insurer will allow a Return Premium to The Insured on the Renewal Date stated in The Schedule,
to be calculated at the Renewal Date (or other agreed date stated in The Schedule,) provided that Loss
Ratio under the Applicable Sections does not exceed the percentage amounts stated below.
Loss Ratio Return Premium
Less than 20% 10%

Less than 25% 7.5%
Less than 30% 5%
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Any Return Premium allowed is subject to The Insured offering renewal of the insurance under this
policy for a further Period of Insurance.
For the purpose of this Agreement, the following definitions apply:
Claims Incurred
The total of claims paid and outstanding reserves under the Applicable Sections, as recorded by The
Insurer, which are shown as paid and/or outstanding one month after the renewal date of this policy.
Premiums Paid
The total premiums paid or payable under the Applicable Sections for the previous year’s Period of
Insurance (renewal premium and any mid-term or end of year adjustments relating to that year,) but
excluding any taxes.
Loss Ratio
The Claims Incurred expressed as a percentage of the Premiums Paid (to the nearest 1%).
Return Premium
A rebate from the Premiums Paid.
CONTRACTORS ALL RISKS
WUF037 Cessation of Work
If, for whatever reason, construction work at the Contract Site is suspended or stopped, You must
notify Us within 30 days of the suspension or stoppage.
We may at our option,
(i) modify Your premium,

(ii) amend the terms and conditions of this Section,
(iii) require You to make alterations to the Contract Site and/or the Works,
(iv) exercise Our right to cancel Your policy under Policy Condition (3) Cancellation.
If, in the event of any claim for Damage, You have failed to advise us that construction work at the
Contract Site has been suspended or stopped, and the suspension or stoppage has been in excess of 30
days, We may at our option, avoid the claim.
WUF 038 Compliance (Annual Policy)
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For Contracts having an original contract price of £2,500,000 or above the Insured undertakes to
comply with the Joint Code of Practice on the Protection from Fire of Construction Sites and Buildings
Undergoing Renovation (The Joint Code) dated January 2000 or any subsequent amendment or
revised edition current at the inception or subsequent renewal of this policy.
For the purpose of paragraph 6.3 of the January 2000 edition of The Joint Code any Contract having
an original contract price in excess of £20,000,000 shall be deemed to be a Large Project.
An appointed representative of the Insurer shall have the right at all reasonable times to enter and
inspect the Contract site for the purpose of checking whether the conditions in all respects comply with
The Joint Code.
In the event of the Insurer becoming aware of a breach of The Joint Code the Insurer may inform the
Main or Management Contractor’s Construction Site management of the nature of the breach
specifying the remedial measures required by the Insurer and the period within which these must be
completed.
Where the Insurer considers such a breach is of sufficient importance the Insurer may confirm the
same by notice in writing to the Employer and the Main/Management Contractor and the first named
party from the Insured when this is not the Employer or the Main/Management Contractor at their
respective addresses nominated by the Insured at the inception of the cover or as subsequently
amended.
Under the terms of this or any subsequent notice the Insurer may suspend or cancel all cover under the
Contractors All Risk Cover from the date named in the notice not being a date earlier than the date
named for completion under the Remedial Measures it being understood that upon suspension such
cover shall be reinstated when the Insurer is satisfied that the Remedial Measures have been
completed. Such notice shall be given by registered post, recorded delivery, facsimile transmission or
by hand.
The reference to suspension or cancellation of all cover shall apply only to the Contract specified in
the notice.
In the event of cancellation only, the Insurer agrees to return to the Insured a pro rata proportion of the
relevant part of the Contractors All Risks Cover premium.
001 Civil Engineering Exclusion
We will not provide indemnity in respect of civil engineering contracts involving
1 work in, on, over or adjacent to rivers, quaysides, docks, dams jetties, harbours, or the seashore
2 the construction or repair bridges, flyovers or viaducts other than for surfacing or resurfacing of
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roads thereon.
3 tunnels exceeding ten metres in length.
003 Excluding Overtopping of Coffer Dams
We will not provide indemnity in respect of Damage resulting from the overtopping of coffer dams.
007 EXCLUDING DREDGING

We will not provide indemnity in respect of the cost of dredging and/or redredging.
008 EXCLUDING LOSS OF FILL

We will not provide indemnity in respect of loss of material used as fill.
017 PILING EXCEPTIONS

We will not provide indemnity in respect of Damage due to
1 Foundation piles, casings, sheet pile constructions (including diaphragm walls) which are
a misplaced or mis-aligned
b damaged during driving or extraction
c the subject of individual or block disconnection or declutching

For the purpose of this insurance, Damage to foundation piles, casings, sheet pile constructions
(including diaphragm walls) shall be deemed to have occurred during driving unless You can produce
satisfactory evidence to demonstrate otherwise.
2 Any leakage or infiltration of liquid or material at seams joints, connections or beneath sheet pile
constructions or into casings.
3 Any abandoned piling work unless such abandonment is a direct consequence of Damage which is
the subject of indemnity under the Contract Works Section.
4 Piles which have failed to pass a load test, or to reach the required bearing load, unless such failure is
a direct consequence of Damage.
5 Any dependence on known substandard work unless the design has been appropriately reworked to
suit.
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LIABILITY
WUF031 High Risk Premises Exclusion
The Insurer will not provide indemnity in respect of work
(1) on or in
(a) power stations or nuclear installations/establishments.
(b) oil, gas or chemical
(i) refineries
(ii) bulk storage
(iii) production
premises.
(c) mainframe computers or rooms containing mainframe computers.
(d) aircraft, aerospace systems or hovercraft.
(e) watercraft other than work, not involving the use of heat,
on or in watercraft in docks, harbours, boatyards or inland waterways.
(f) railways or airports.
(2) underground or underwater.
WUF032 Bona-Fide Sub-Contractors Insurances
If in relation to any claim the Insured has failed to fulfil any of the following
conditions, they will lose their right to indemnity or payment for that claim.
The Insured must ensure that in connection with any work undertaken by any bona-fide
sub-contractors the Insured obtains evidence the bona-fide sub-contractors have current policies
providing indemnity for Public and Products Liabilities that
(1) have a Limit of Indemnity of at least £2,000,000
(2) cover the work to be undertaken
(3) are effective for the duration of the contract
(4) provide an indemnity to the Insured as principal
and that the Insured keeps a written record of their insurer and policy number.
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WUF033A Civil Engineering Exclusion
The Insurer will not provide indemnity in respect of contracts involving
1. 1 work in, on, over or adjacent to rivers, quaysides, docks, dams jetties, harbours, or the seashore
2 the construction or repair bridges, flyovers or viaducts other than for surfacing or resurfacing
of roads thereon.
3 tunnels exceeding ten metres in length
4 work on motorways.
WUF036 Use of Heat Condition
If in relation to any claim the Insured has failed to fulfil any of the
following conditions, the Insured will lose their right to indemnity or payment
for that claim.
The Insured must ensure that the following precautions are taken each time any
(1) electric, oxy-acetylene or similar welding or cutting equipment
(2) cutting or grinding equipment using abrasive disks or wheels
(3) blow lamp, blow torch, hot air gun or hot air stripper
(4) asphalt, bitumen, tar or pitch heater
is used away from premises which the Insured owns, hires or rents.
(1) BEFORE STARTING WORK
(a) Where the Insured and any other person(s) for whom they are responsible
are working at a site, a responsible person must be appointed
for fire safety to ensure the following precautions are taken.
(b) Fire safety checks to identify material that might be liable to

catch fire must be carried out before work commences including
the areas
(i) under floors or decks or above ceilings (including false or

suspended ceilings)
(ii) behind walls, screens, bulkheads or partitions
and such checks must be repeated regularly while work is in

progress and immediate steps taken to extinguish smouldering
or flames detected.
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(c) At the point of application of heat, including, if there is a
risk of ignition directly or by conduction, combustible
materials including
(i) under floors or decks or above ceilings (including false or

suspended ceilings)
(ii) behind walls, screens, bulkheads or partitions
must be removed. If impracticable, combustible materials within
* the immediate vicinity when using any blow lamp,

blow torch, hot air gun or hot air stripper
and/or
* 10 metres when using any electric, oxy-acetylene or

similar welding or cutting equipment, cutting or
grinding equipment using abrasive disks or wheels or any
asphalt, bitumen, tar or pitch heater
must be covered and protected by overlapping sheets or

screens of non-combustible material.
(d) All gaps or holes through which sparks or flames could pass must
be covered by non-combustible material.
(2) WHILE WORK IS IN PROGRESS
(a) A sufficient number of portable fire extinguishers in full

working order and suitable for dealing with the type of fire risk
expected must be kept available at the point of application of heat
and used immediately smoke, smouldering or flames are detected.
(b) Heat equipment
(i) must not be
* lit until immediately before use.

* left unattended while lit, switched on or hot.
(ii) must be extinguished immediately after use.
(c) Cylinders
(i) must not be changed while the equipment is hot.

(ii) not in use must be kept at least 15 metres from the burner.
(d) Paraffin or petrol powered equipment
(i) must be filled/refilled in the open.
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(ii) must not be filled/refilled while hot.
(e) Asphalt, bitumen, tar or pitch
(i) must only be heated in the open
and
(ii) in a container designed for that purpose, placed on a

non-combustible surface at ground level.
(3) AFTER FINISHING WORK
(a) Hot waste materials and welding rods must be removed and
safely disposed of.
(b) A final fire safety check must be carried out between 30 and 60
minutes after work has finished and immediate steps taken to
extinguish smouldering or flames detected.
WUF057 – Employers’ Liability Cover – Amendment to Conditions (applicable to Employers’

Liability Cover)
1 Condition 1 (applicable to Employers’ Liability Cover) is hereby deleted
2 The following Condition (applicable to Employers’ Liability Cover) is added:
5 a The Insured shall give written notice to the Insurer of any Personal Injury or
claim or proceeding as soon as possible after the same shall have come to the knowledge of the
Insured or his representative
b the Insured shall not admit liability for or negotiate the settlement of any claim
without the written consent of the Insurer who shall be entitled to conduct in the name of the Insured
the defence or settlement of any claim or to prosecute for its own benefit any claim for indemnity or
damages or otherwise and shall have full discretion in the conduct of any proceedings and the
settlement of any claim and the Insured shall give all such information and assistance as the Insurer
may require
WUF035 Underground Services
(1) If in relation to any claim The Insured has failed to fulfil any of
the following conditions, they will lose their right to indemnity
or payment for that claim.
The Insured must ensure that in connection with Damage to underground

pipes, cables or other services
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(a) The Insured maintains in force a system of work for controlling the
risks associated with digging, excavating, boring or
similar work and before starting such work they must have
(i) taken (or caused to be taken) all reasonable steps,

including contacting the appropriate authorities, to
find out whether any pipes, cables or other services,
which could be at risk, are under the site
and
(ii) kept a written record of the steps taken
and
(iii) informed whoever is carrying out the digging,

excavating or boring of the location of any pipes,
cables or other services.
(2) The Insurer will not provide indemnity for the first 10% or £1000, whichever is
the greater, of Compensation, Costs and Expenses, subject to a maximum
amount of £2,500, in respect of Damage to optical fibre cables.
AV054 PENALTY CLAUSES OR PUNITIVE OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES AND

MULTIPLICATION OF COMPENSATORY DAMAGES EXCLUSION
The Insurer will not indemnify the Insured against liability under Sub Section - B Public and Products
Liability for any amount in respect of penalty clauses or punitive or exemplary damages or any
damages resulting from the multiplication of compensatory damages.
HEIGHT LIMIT 20M
We will not provide indemnity in respect of work at a height where the drop exceeds the 20 metres.
DEPTH LIMIT 15M
The Depth Limit in relation to this policy is 15 metres and not as otherwise stated in the schedule.
AV086 WOODWORKING
This insurance does not apply to liability in respect of any claim arising in connection with the use by
Employees of the Insured of woodworking machinery driven by mechanical power. The expression
"Woodworking Machinery" does not include lathes fret-saws boring machines and mechanically
driven portable tools applied to the work by hand.
ERECTION OF BUILDINGS
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We will only indemnify The Insured in respect of contracts, undertaken by The
Insured, for the erection of buildings not exceeding 10 metres in height including any
(1) partial or total demolition
(2) road and footpath construction
(3) laying pipes and drains
(4) piling work
forming part of the contract.
We will not provide indemnity in respect of the use of explosives.
GENERAL BUILDERS
We will indemnify The Insured in respect of
(1) partial or total demolition

(a) of structures as part of a contract, undertaken by the Insured, for
erection, reconstruction, alteration, maintenance or repair
(b) of other structures not exceeding 4 metres in height.
(2) piling work contracts undertaken by The Insured for sheet piles in respect of trenches.
We will not provide indemnity in respect of
(1) piling work, contracts other than the use of sheet piles for the temporary support of trenches
(2) water diversion or the use of explosives
(3) the construction of or work
(a) on towers, steeples, chimney shafts, blast furnaces
(b) viaducts, bridges and flyovers other than for surfacing or resurfacing of roads thereon
(c) docks, quaysides, jetties, harbours, tunnels, dams or reservoirs
(d) digging below the Depth Limit shown in The Schedule
ERECTION, ALTERATION, MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR OF BUILDINGS
We will indemnify The Insured in respect of contracts, undertaken by The

Insured, for the
(1) erection, alteration, maintenance or repair of buildings not exceeding 10

metres in height including any
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(a) partial or total demolition
(b) road and footpath construction
(c) laying pipes and drains
(d) piling work

forming part of the contract.
(2) partial or total demolition of structures not exceeding 4 metres in

height.
We will not provide indemnity in respect of the use of explosives.
ENDORSEMENT NUMBER 2071 - ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES (PILING CONTRACTORS)
We will indemnify The Insured in respect of partial or total demolition
(a) of structures as part of a contract, undertaken by The Insured, for erection, reconstruction,
alteration, maintenance or repair.
(b) of other structures not exceeding four metres in height.
We will not provide indemnity in respect of
(1) water diversion or the use of explosives.
(2) the construction of or work on
(a) towers, steeples, chimney shafts or blast furnaces

(b) viaducts, bridges and flyovers
(c) docks, quaysides, jetties, harbours, tunnels, dams, or reservoirs.
ENDORSEMENT NUMBER 2072 - UNDERGROUND SERVICES (PILING

CONTRACTORS)
If in relation to any claim You have failed to fulfil any of the following conditions, You will lose Your
right to indemnity or payment for that claim.
You must ensure that in connection with Damage to underground pipes, cables or other services You
maintain in force a system of work for controlling the risks associated with digging, excavating, boring
or similar work and before starting such work You must have
(i) taken (or caused to be taken) all reasonable steps, including contacting the appropriate authorities,
to find out whether any pipes, cables or other services, which could be at risk, are under the site
and
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(ii) kept a written record of the steps taken
and
(iii) informed whoever is carrying out the digging, excavating or boring of the location pipes, cables or
other services.
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Appendix (xxv)
Construction Traffic Management Plan

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Construction Traffic Management Plan relating to proposed basement and associated works at:
No. 1 Darnley Terrace, London W11 4RL –
In order to achieve a safe working environment and to minimise nuisance, it is essential that the
traffic management system be rigidly applied. All access to, on and around the delivery area within
Darnley Terrace / St James’s Gardens will be controlled by Cranbrook Basements at all times,
including their contracted works and in conjunction with other Trade Contractors. The Trade
Contractors shall co‐ordinate their access requirements with Cranbrook Basements so as to cause no
disruption to their own or others activities.
Cranbrook Basements will satisfy themselves of the suitability of this Site entrance including the
restrictions associated with this entrance. Cranbrook Basements will supply all necessary personnel
required to maintain the safe control of traffic and deliveries through and across the public highway
into the site, this will include a traffic marshal/banksman as required.
Cranbrook Basements will ensure that all deliveries and collections to and from the site are carried
out between the hours of 8.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. Large vehicles will deliver between 10am and 4pm
to avoid disruption.
The estimated number of vehicles per day is 3/15 per week. This number will reduce once
excavation phase of works is completed.
Vehicles to be used are mainly HGV and delivery vehicles during the excavation period, changing to
smaller sub contractor and delivery vehicles once excavation is complete. Dwell time to be between
5 minutes minimum to 15mins maximum.
Call to be made to site foreman with an expected time of arrival, to enable the site to be cleared
ready for delivery.
No double parking will be allowed.
It is intended that all excavated material and debris/waste will be removed by grab lorry via skips or
spoil boxes, which will be situated at the kerbside outside the front of the site. Local Authority
Highways permits/licences will be obtained for this purpose and any necessary fees paid. Hoarding
panels will be placed around the materials compound area to separate the skip/spoil box from the
general public and to provide a small holding area for materials while they are being distributed into
the site. The hoarding fenced area on the road will be approximately 2.5 x 4.5m in dimension.
Materials generally will not be stored on the open public highway.
Refer to drawing 2140‐260 for details of hoarding layout.
Note – Neighbours will be consulted regarding location of hoardings, and consent will be obtained
should the location of grab lorries when stationary affect their frontage.
It is estimated the amount of single yellow line space required directly outside the property will be
equivalent 2no. parking bays. An appropriate application to the Highways Department will be made
for permission to suspend required single yellow line zone in order to position grab lorry and store
site based materials securely.
Spoil to be removed from site by grab lorries only.
Grab lorry movement to be limited to between the hours of 10am & 4pm.
When the spoil removal is taking place and during unloading or loading operations, a banksman will
be positioned on the street to ensure that the manoeuvre is carried out safely and also to ensure
pedestrian safety and traffic flow is maintained
Public highway is to remain open at all times during construction.
Concrete will be mixed within the boundaries of the property. There will be no truck mounted
concrete deliveries.
Trade Contractors will be responsible for liaising with the Cranbrook Basements Site Manager
regarding all traffic management associated with their deliveries/works including relevant liaison
with Police, Local and Statutory Authorities. Demobilisations from site will require the same logistics
procedures.

Any vehicles removing loose rubbish or debris for the site must have the load fully sheeted.
Cranbrook Basements who’s lorry/delivery causes mess will be responsible for clearing the common
areas around the delivery point and will make due allowance with a water supply and hose available
to aid in cleaning away any mud if required. All drains will be covered by a filtering membrane to
prevent any ingress with any waste cleared.
All plant and materials not on site are to be kept within hoarding compound, to eliminate any
potential road issues. This will be approved by the local authority as part of our hoarding/suspension
application.
All vehicles (demolition/excavation and construction vehicles) can approach site from Princedale
Road via Holland Park Avenue turning into Darnley Terrace / St James’s Gardens. At the junction of
Darnley Terrace we will request the construction firm have a banks man to direct the traffic. Exit
from site will be right turn onto St. Alban’s Road and then onto Barnley road meaning turning
movements and potential impact on local residents being kept to a minimum. Copies of map
highlighting route will be issued to all contractors/delivery companies visiting site via email prior to
undertaking journey to site.

All vehicles delivering materials directly into the materials compound shall be required to place
crane mats for any outriggers to spread any loads and prevent and damage to the highway.
No Welfare facilities will be placed on the Public Highway.
There will be no private parking facility on site for cars, vans and pick‐ups. Drop off and pick‐up
parking will be restricted by prior arrangement and co‐ordinated with the Site Manager.
Cranbrook Basements shall not allow their staff and workmen or those of their Trade Contractors to
illegally park cars and other vehicles on Darnley Terrace.
There is Pay and Display parking available in surrounding roads during working hours on a pay at
meter basis. If utilised this cost will be borne by the contractor.
It is the responsibility of Cranbrook Basements to direct/bank and organise their deliveries in/around
and adjacent to the site, in order that delivery to site is carried out in a safe and controlled manner.
Cranbrook Basements will make suitable provisions in order to provide this function.

The main vehicular construction site approach is located within Darnley Terrace. This area will
occasionally have emplaced, during normal working hours only, as the contract requires.
Note: Darnley Terrace is not within a sensitive location i.e. on a school route or high pedestrian
footpath area.
It is Cranbrook Basements responsibility to inform their management, operatives, Trade Contractors
and suppliers of the designated site access routes.
Cranbrook Basements will notify their suppliers that no waiting or queuing is permitted in and
around the site roads and deliveries are to be based on a strict just‐in‐time process (with phone call
5‐10 minutes prior or similar). Registrations of repeat offenders will be taken and these may be
refused access to site. No vehicles are to be left unattended. No stacking of vehicles or parking
within Parking Bays whilst waiting allowed. Vehicles allowed to site when Darnley Terrace is safe &
free from traffic.
Cranbrook Basements will liaise with Local Authorities regarding refuse/recycling collection dates
and times, in order to avoid deliveries to site during collection times.
Cranbrook Basements must ensure that their vehicles, and those of their operatives and suppliers do
not cause damage or nuisance to neighbouring properties and residents when approaching or
leaving the site, nor must they be parked in a manner that may cause obstruction or nuisance on
site. Any damage caused must be made good at the Trade Contractor’s cost.
Cranbrook Basements shall ensure that normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic over the existing
access roads and highways is not impeded.
All vehicle deliveries to the project must be pre‐arranged in advance via the main office and
monitored by site manager. All vehicles delivering to site are to have a pre‐arranged time. No
offloading will be permitted outside these times.
Due to the limited area available on site for the storage of materials it is imperative that a just‐in‐
time delivery regime be rigorously enforced, with components whenever possible being unloaded
and installed directly into the materials compound. This regime means it is not necessary to provide
a vehicle holding area.
Cranbrook Basements can confirm that highway will not be used for any construction or demolition
purposes. Works to be kept within the demise of the property.
In order to comply with Local Authority stipulations, the offloading of delivery vehicles will not be

able to be commenced before 8.00 a.m. and must be completed no later than 5.00 p.m.
Information leaflets to be supplied to all contractors making deliveries to site, to inform them of
agreed route onto site, and also any on site restrictions that may apply.
It is the responsibility of the Site Manager to provide and maintain segregation of the site
traffic/plant and pedestrian routes into the site. It is the responsibility of all Trade Contractors to
liaise/co‐ordinate this requirement with the Site Manager and other Trade Contractors where trade
contract works will affect the existing set up.
Deliveries not scheduled may be denied access to the site. If deliveries cannot be immediately
accepted on site (even if on the schedule) they will be directed away from site, as no load is
permitted to wait in and around the site.
Cranbrook Basements shall provide facilities for all on‐site materials received. This is to include
inspection, off‐loading, transportation and safe keeping of all construction materials and plant as
necessary for their works. Sufficient plant and materials should be made available to allow quick
loading and movements of materials. Trade Contractors should ensure that sufficient thought is
given to the method of unloading deliveries on site to ensure that vehicles can be offloaded
promptly.
All materials should be organised and palletised to suit lifting by either manual handling through the
compound gates or via lorry loader crane over the hoarding and should be suitably protected from
possible damage. A small holding area within the compound will be utilised for material while it is
being distributed into the storage areas on site.

All deliveries of abnormal/exceptional loads must be highlighted and booked in sufficient time for
the Site Manager to check that access routes and site location can be arranged.
Cranbrook Basements will ensure that vehicles, materials and plant cause no obstruction which may
inconvenience or endanger the safety of adjoining owners or the public. Cranbrook Basements will
comply with the requirements of the emergency services at all times.
Cranbrook Basements Trade Contractors must also note all access routes are to be kept clear for
emergency vehicle access.
Public Footpaths must remain open at all times.
Cranbrook Basements will ensure that live emergency fire exit and access routes exist on site. The
Trade Contractor will need to allow working in around these when executing their works.
All vehicles leaving the site carrying potentially dust‐generating demolition or construction waste are
to be completely sheeted using a tarpaulin or netting which is to be in good order.
Any Residents or public issues that may occur should be made known to Cranbrook Basements on
Tel: 020 8551 5555. The relevant person responsible for the Project will be able to provide
assistance.
Note: Site programme indicates an excavation phase of works of 30 weeks. The overall period for
construction works on site is 48 weeks.
Working hours are to be between 8am – 5pm Monday – Friday, and 8am – 1pm Saturday.
Cranbrook Basements to review CTMP at 8 week intervals to determine whether any alterations or
amendments are required. Cranbrook Basements will liaise with local authorities, Utilities companies
and relevant contractors to make sure no disturbance occurs from the proposed alterations.

Cranbrook Basements will co‐ordinate any arrangements if applicable with any other local
developments to minimise disruption to the immediate area. As mentioned above, a monitoring
procedure will be put in place, where a check to see if any local developments have commenced
after the proposed works have begun will be carried out on a periodic basis (8 weeks). Should any
additional works begin during works, Dan Vickerstaff of Cranbrook Basements shall liaise with the
developer of the new scheme and agree a strategy to avoid potential unnecessary site traffic, and
amend the CTMP to reflect.
Cranbrook Basements shall ensure that normal vehicular and pedestrian traffic over the existing
access road and highways is not impeded.

Appendix (xxvi)
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On site tree identification for Gully

Very stiff, orange-brown, grey veined, silty

Very stiff, brown, grey veined, silty CLAY,

Stiff, moist, brown, gravelly, sandy, very 0.4

6.0 D M 50(60) 6.0

By Pilcon Shear-Vane Tester (Kn/m) in clay soils, and/or Mackintosh Probe in

Details reported in trial-pits and boreholes relate to positions investigated only as

Full terms and conditions are available upon request.

Job Number : CGL03369 Date Received : 23/05/2013

BH1 0.5 40334 D 22 <5 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.00

BH1 1.5 40336 D 25 <5 48 18 30 0.23 30 CI 0 0 > 140 0 0.00 0.00 0

BH1 2.5 40338 D 22 17 0 0.00 0 0 0 > 140 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0

BH1 3.0 40339 D 21 21 51 18 33 0.10 26 CH 0 0 > 140 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0

BH1 3.5 40340 D 18 21 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 6.9 <0.01 <0.01 DS-1

0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0

0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0

0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0

0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0

0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0

0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.00 0.00 0

Produced :- CW Checked By ;- GW Date Checked :- 30-May-13

lab-001 Chelmer Site Investigations 2012 v.1.0

Job Number : CGL03369 Date Received : 23/05/2013

Soil Moisture Content (%) In Situ Shear Strength (kPa)

Checked By :- GW Date Checked :- 30-May-13

Job Number : CGL03369 Date Received : 23/05/2013

Checked By :- GW Date Checked :- 30-May-13

Additional soil parameters associated with Ka and Kp

GROUND WATER CONDITIONS

Automatic water pressure balancing at toe of wall : No

Water Active side Passive side

STRUTS and ANCHORS

Note: A = Active side, P = Passive side

FACTORS OF SAFETY and ANALYSIS OPTIONS

Parameters for undrained strata:

Bending moment and displacement calculation:

Width of excavation on active side of wall = 20.00 m

Distance to rigid boundary on active side = 20.00 m

Stage ------ Stage description ----------- ------- Output options -------

Program WALLAP - Copyright (C) 2012 by DL Borin, distributed by GEOSOLVE

STABILITY ANALYSIS of Fully Embedded Wall according to Strength Factor method

FoS for toe Toe elev. for

BENDING MOMENT and DISPLACEMENT ANALYSIS of Fully Embedded Wall

Rigid boundaries: Active side 20.00 from wall

*** Wall displacements reset to zero at stage 3

Node Y Nett Wall Wall Shear Bending Strut EI of

STABILITY ANALYSIS of Fully Embedded Wall according to Strength Factor method

FoS for toe Toe elev. for

*** Warning - Weak strata at or below toe of wall:

The above pressures include water pressure.

BENDING MOMENT and DISPLACEMENT ANALYSIS of Fully Embedded Wall

Rigid boundaries: Active side 20.00 from wall

*** Wall displacements reset to zero at stage 3

Node Y Nett Wall Wall Shear Bending Strut EI of

Node Y Nett Wall Wall Shear Bending Strut EI of

LIMIT STATE PARAMETERS

STABILITY ANALYSIS of Fully Embedded Wall according to Strength Factor method

FoS for toe Toe elev. for

BENDING MOMENT and DISPLACEMENT ANALYSIS of Fully Embedded Wall

Rigid boundaries: Active side 20.00 from wall

Bending moment, shear force and displacement envelopes

Maximum and minimum displacement at each stage

Strut forces at each stage (horizontal components)