Environmental Legislation and Construction Law

This lecture covers the legal framework related to environmental legislation and construction law, focusing on the responsibilities for investigation, surveillance, and remediation of polluted sites. It discusses the different steps of the OSites procedure, from site registration to project development and cost allocation. The lecture emphasizes the obligations of site owners and third parties in addressing pollution issues, as well as the financial responsibilities involved. Various legal articles are referenced to illustrate the principles of causality and the need for remediation regardless of compliance with technical standards. The presentation also highlights the challenges of defining polluted sites and determining the extent of contamination, emphasizing the importance of protecting groundwater, surface water, soil, and air quality.