Wissi
2018-09-28 10:52:21
- #1
Hello everyone,
our house construction has been dragging on for a very long time now. Unfortunately, this was not foreseeable from the beginning, as unforeseen "responsibility issues" arose with the church. They are still involved because we are building with a hereditary building right. That’s the background.
We tried in advance to complete as many items as possible and had our soil report created at great expense in February. Last week, we had our first meeting with the civil engineer and today received a bill of quantities with the note:
"Please note that a soil analysis is required for the disposal of the soil. However, this is only valid for 3-6 months and must be created by the soil expert with a sampling protocol according to LAGA 2004. As a result, changes to the soil disposal item are still possible."
So wait a minute. Does this now mean that our report from February can no longer be used for disposal because... the expiry date of "3-6 months" has passed?
Do you know more about this? Unfortunately, I found nothing on the internet about "soil analysis only valid for a maximum of 6 months"...
P.S.: Aside from the fact that the other planning of our house construction already requires a soil report quite early so that the basement can be planned as soon as possible. So it might not fit with this time frame under certain circumstances.
our house construction has been dragging on for a very long time now. Unfortunately, this was not foreseeable from the beginning, as unforeseen "responsibility issues" arose with the church. They are still involved because we are building with a hereditary building right. That’s the background.
We tried in advance to complete as many items as possible and had our soil report created at great expense in February. Last week, we had our first meeting with the civil engineer and today received a bill of quantities with the note:
"Please note that a soil analysis is required for the disposal of the soil. However, this is only valid for 3-6 months and must be created by the soil expert with a sampling protocol according to LAGA 2004. As a result, changes to the soil disposal item are still possible."
So wait a minute. Does this now mean that our report from February can no longer be used for disposal because... the expiry date of "3-6 months" has passed?
Do you know more about this? Unfortunately, I found nothing on the internet about "soil analysis only valid for a maximum of 6 months"...
P.S.: Aside from the fact that the other planning of our house construction already requires a soil report quite early so that the basement can be planned as soon as possible. So it might not fit with this time frame under certain circumstances.