Alan,
Do I sense that they may have a problem with levels and think that this
would have a reduced profile.
Ron.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alan Wallbank [mailto:AlanWallbank@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk]
Sent: 24 March 2009 16:58
To: UK Tree Care
Subject: cellular confinement systems and stability
Hello all,
Been asked for my opinion on an issue where developer's engineers are
refusing to install a cellular confinement system on the basis that it
will be unstable. Instead - and here's an irony - they want to remove
topsoil and install some kind of substrate instead. A no-dig dig system,
if you like.
Can't see how this makes sense and wonder what the experience of others
is? Is this a tenable argument or a cost-saving exercise?
Thanks in anticipation,
Alan Wallbank
Urban Forestry Officer
Cannock Chase District Council
Civic Centre
Beecroft Road
Cannock
Staffordshire
WS11 1BG
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