[For the Printing Industry] Historical Investigation of Factory Site Use Change | Designated Investigation Agency

Reduce solvent impact risks and support safe land use changes for former industrial sites.

In the former factory sites of the printing industry, there are concerns about the risk of soil contamination due to solvents that were used in the past. These contaminations can lead to unexpected remediation costs, delays in transactions, and even the cancellation of projects when changing land use or redeveloping. If a historical investigation of the land is not conducted in advance, expensive soil replacement methods may be required, often resulting in costs exceeding 40% of the land price. This service provides "historical confirmation for land use change" to manage such uncertain risks and to visualize and budget the full scope of remediation costs in advance. It covers everything from the examination of public documents to preventive management to prevent the spread of contamination, and the selection of optimal methods, thereby contributing to cost reduction and the protection of corporate value by managing budget risks within contracts. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Changing the use of former printing factory sites to residential or commercial areas - Selling or redeveloping land with a history of past solvent use - Avoiding delays or cancellations of business plans due to soil contamination 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Suppressing the occurrence of unexpected remediation costs - Facilitating transactions and improving project certainty - Proper budgeting and cost reduction for soil remediation expenses - Compliance with environmental regulations

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