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9780566080715

Landscape Professional Practice

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  • ISBN13:

    9780566080715

  • ISBN10:

    0566080710

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-10-01
  • Publisher: Gower Pub Co
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Summary

This respected guide, recognized as an essential reference for landscape practitioners, has now been revised and updated to reflect changes in legislation and developments in practice management.The new edition includes separate chapters on Common and Statute Law with additional coverage of water-related, environmental, planning and construction legislation, the Construction Design and Management (CDM) Regulations 1994 and Department of Environment Policy Guidance Notes. This reprint of the second edition includes revised guidance on the latest JCLI Standard Form of Contract, and guidance on the ICE New Engineering and Construction Contract and Domestic, Named and Nominated Subcontracts; and JCT Standard Forms. It also includes as appendices the JCLI Agreement for Landscape Maintenance Works, The Landscape Institute's 1994 Code of Professional Conduct, the Landscape Consultant's Appointment and JCLI Contract Forms. This edition also includes a chapter on Dispute Resolution and sections on Continuing Professional Development and Professional Indemnity Insurance.In describing in detail the Code of Professional Conduct governing the appointment of landscape consultants and their relationships with clients, colleagues and competitors, and in explaining the key areas of professional practice, this book offers much-needed advice enabling landscape practitioners to meet the legal, ethical and practical demands of their work and achieve professional competence. It also provides valuable information and guidance for managers, contractors, nurserymen and scientists involved in landscape and amenity projects, and for advanced landscape, architecture and horticultural students.Landscape Professional Practice covers the requirements of the syllabus of the Landscape Institute Professional Practice Examination.

Table of Contents

List of figures and tables
ix
Preface to the first edition xi
Preface to the second edition xiii
The Code of Conduct and the Landscape Consultant's Appointment
1(42)
The Landscape Institute Code of Professional Conduct
1(3)
Forms of practice
4(8)
Practice promotion
12(1)
The Landscape Consultant's Appointment
13(1)
Part 1 - Landscape consultant's preliminary and basic services
14(3)
Part 2 - Other services
17(4)
Part 3 - Conditions of Appointment
21(5)
Guidance for clients on fees and engaging a landscape consultant
26(13)
Guide to competitive fee tendering procedures
39(4)
Common law relating to landscape professional practice
43(8)
Common law
43(8)
Natural rights
44(1)
Nuisance
45(1)
Trespass
46(1)
Negligence
47(2)
Limitation
49(1)
Restrictive covenants
50(1)
Statute law relating to the protection of the environment
51(24)
Acts
51(17)
National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949
51(2)
Civic Amenities Act 1967
53(1)
Town and Country Planning Acts 1971--1990
54(7)
Finance Act (Value Added Tax) 1972
61(1)
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
62(1)
Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979
62(1)
Highways Act 1980
63(1)
Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 (Sites of Special Scientific Interest)
64(1)
National Heritage Act 1983
64(1)
Building Act 1984
65(1)
Housing and Planning Act 1986
66(1)
Water Act 1989
66(1)
Environmental Protection Act 1990
66(1)
Planning and Listed Building Act 1990
67(1)
Access to Neighbouring Land Act 1992
67(1)
Environment Act 1995
67(1)
Dogs (Fouling of Land) Act 1996
67(1)
Housing Grants, construction and Regeneration Act 1996
68(1)
Statutory Instruments -- Regulations/Orders -- DETR Circulars
68(7)
Control of Pesticides Regulations (SI 86/1510)
68(1)
Environmental Assessment (SI 76/1419) and GDO (SI 77/289)
69(1)
Town and Country Planning - Assessment of Environmental Effects Regulations (SI/88/1199)
69(1)
Environmental Assessment: A Guide to Procedures DoE 1989
70(1)
Construction (Design and Management) (CDM) Regulations 1994
70(2)
Hedgerow Regulations (SI 97/1160)
72(1)
Housing Grants and Construction Regulations (SI 96/2352)
73(1)
DETR Circulars
73(1)
DETR Planning Policy Guidance Notes (PPGs)
73(2)
Practice management
75(20)
Financial control
75(4)
Staff
79(2)
Resource allocation and job costing
81(1)
Office organization
81(2)
Premises
83(2)
Office administration and equipment
85(6)
Continuous Professional Development (CPD)
91(1)
Professional indemnity insurance (PII)
92(1)
Directory of Registered Landscape Practices
93(2)
Tender and contract documents
95(32)
Pre-contract project and tendering procedures
95(1)
Production information and bills of quantities
95(1)
Landscape drawings
96(8)
Landscape specifications
104(10)
Landscape quantities
114(3)
Tender procedures
117(10)
Landscape contracts and contract conditions
127(44)
The meaning and essentials of a valid contract
127(2)
The types of contract for landscape works
129(3)
The JCLI Standard Form of Contract for Landscape Works
132(25)
The JCT Intermediate Form IFC 84
157(1)
The Institute of Civil Engineers (ICE) Form
158(1)
The ICE New Engineering and Construction Contract (NEC)
158(2)
Subcontracts
160(11)
Landscape contract administration
171(24)
Employer's agent
171(1)
Mobilizing resources
171(1)
Pre-contract meetings
172(2)
Certification
174(1)
Landscape consultant's instructions
175(10)
Subcontract administration
185(1)
Extensions to the contract period and disturbance of regular progress
186(2)
Professional obligations to the client
188(7)
Dispute resolution
195(12)
The Code of Conduct
195(1)
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
196(1)
Arbitration
196(2)
The JCLI Arbitration Clauses
198(3)
The JCT and CIMAR Arbitration Rules
201(1)
Litigation
202(3)
References
205(2)
Appendices 207(1)
1 The Landscape Institute Code of Professional Conduct
209(2)
2 The Landscape Consultant's Appointment
211(18)
3 The JCLI Standard Form of Agreement for Landscape Works
229(28)
4 The JCLI Standard Form of Tender and Conditions of Subcontract
257(6)
5 The JCT 80 Standard Form of Tender for Nominated Sub-Contracts
263(6)
6 The JCLI Supplement to the JCT Intermediate Form IFC 84
269(2)
7 Recent Statutory Acts, Statutory Instruments -- Regulations/Orders -- DETR Circulars and Planning Policy Guidance Notes relating to the Environment
271
Appendices 1--4 and 6 are reproduced by permission of the Landscape Institute and Appendix 5 by the Joint Contracts Tribunal 207(72)
Index 279

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