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- 1. Gary Jackson Profile Job title: Director, MRICS Professional experience: 28 years Summary Gary has been a corporate member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Geomatics Division (Land Surveying) for over 12 years. He was awarded in 2011 the Legal Experience Training Advanced Professional Award in Expert Witness Evidence (LETAPAEWE) accredited by Edexcel at a level 7 (Masters level) BTEC and approved by the RICS. Gary has extensive survey experience within the public and private sectors and has provided numerous surveys for government, educational and financial institutions, as well as a broad range of commercial clients including Architects, Engineers, Developers, Solicitors and other professional consultants. Previous employment: Tribal Property Ltd Parent company - Tribal Group PLC Dates of employment: April 2003 – Feb 2007 Position: Director of Surveying Responsible for 30 staff across three office locations Financial responsibility: Gross fees per annum circa £1.5m In 2003, Gary established the Land and Measured Building Surveying division. During subsequent years, he took on additional responsibility for the wider specialist surveying services provided by the company, including Asbestos, DDA, Asset Management (CAD, Condition and M&E) and Educational suitability. Prior to this: Michael Gallie & Partners, London, February 1993 to April 2003, Senior Surveyor/Team Leader Land & Engineering Services Ltd, Reigate, Surrey, May 1988 to June 1989, Senior Surveyor/CAD Manager Woodrow Pewter Land Surveys, Hampton Court, Surrey, April 1987 to May 1988, Senior Surveyor LKB International Ltd, Northampton, October 1985 to February 1987, Senior Surveyor J A Storey & Partners, Mitcham, Surrey, May 1982 to Jun 1985, Surveyor/Senior Surveyor Cont’d
- 2. Specific experience relating to the Boundaries, Rights of Way and Leases: As part of his varied workload Gary provides professional advice and surveys to assist clients and their Solicitors in understanding and addressing issues in relation to legal boundaries and rights of way. Plans are produced in accordance with Land Registry requirements and are accompanied by a photographic record, as well as a written report prepared in accordance with the Civil Procedure Rules. Similarly surveys for lease plans are undertaken in accordance with the RICS Code of Measuring Practice providing Gross Internal (GIA) and Net Internal (NIA) areas, as well as more detailed accommodation schedules in spreadsheet format. Examples of current and recent appointments are as follows: Thomson Snell and Passmore Solicitors, Tunbridge Wells, Dispute Resolution Team Professional Guidance advice to a number of their clients for Legal Boundary and Rights of Way issues. A reference can be obtained from John Spence, Senior Associate at TSP Tel 01892 701376 email john.spence@ts-p.co.uk Richmond & Twickenham NHS Teddington Memorial Hospital, Middlesex Topographic Survey for a new extension to the hospital, followed by advice and additional survey work to address boundary issues with a number of neighbours to the site - ongoing Guildford College Merrist Wood Campus Professional advice and guidance to the College Vice Principal to address encroachment and boundary issues for a large area of agricultural land in Surrey. Eastern Kent and Coastal Kent NHS Old Ashford Hospital, Ashford, Kent Professional advice and guidance to the Hospital Trust in relation to a redevelopment scheme, including part disposal of the site. This involved an initial assessment and report relating to multiple titles neighbouring the site. Supervision of clearance to preserve boundary features. Reestablishment of missing boundaries and liaison with fencing contractors. Liaison on behalf of the Trust with neighbours to identify and resolve issues around encroachment. Provision of a detailed survey plan to assist the design team and land agent. Subdivision of the site by setting out on site the new boundary - ongoing John Bays & Co. Solicitors Rendlesham Road, London Survey, photographic record and written report for a Legal Boundary Dispute.