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8.11 CONSTRUCTION DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL (continued) Controls 7 Control erosion and sedimentation by: i) Minimising the extent of disturbance; ii) Rapidly stabilising the disturbed areas; iii) Diverting clean runoff around work areas; and iv) trapping eroded sediment as close to the source as is practical. 8 Provide for appropriate management of wastes, chemicals and fuel through: i) Appropriate storage and handling to prevent discharge of pollutants to waterways; ii) On-site containment of waste water from construction activities; iii) Appropriate storage and disposal of waste materials; and iv) Appropriate management and disposal of waste water. Note: Allowing pollutants (including sediment) to enter any waterway is an offence under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997. Erosion and sediment control 9 All activities that have the potential to pollute must comply with the requirements of the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (POEO Act 1997). 10 Erosion and sediment control are to be carried out in accordance with the Landcom document ‘Managing Urban Stormwater: Soils and Construction, 2006’ (the ‘Blue Book’). 11 All development applications must be accompanied by an ‘Erosion and Sediment Control Plan’ (ESCP) that will describe the measures to be taken at development sites to minimise land disturbance and erosion and to control sediment pollution. An ESCP shall be prepared in accordance with Landcom “Managing Urban Stormwater, Soil and Construction”. 12 Excavation of the site must be limited to the immediate construction area. 13 Where materials are stockpiled on a site, no part of a stockpile is to be placed under the canopy of any tree that is to be retained. 14 Waste (including skip bins) and construction materials,and equipment and sediment barriers must at no time be placed in public walkways, verges, Council roads or road reserves unless a permit has been obtained from Council, the prescribed fee has been paid to Council and the materials are stored subject to public liability insurance cover to the order of $20 million. Note: Under the Roads General Regulation 2000, signifi cant fi nes apply to the placing on the road (including footpath) of a thing likely to restrict / endanger road users. p 114 Draft Ku-ring-gai Pymble Business Park Development Control Plan 2012
8.11 CONSTRUCTION DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL (continued) 8 Controls Management of wastes, chemicals and fuel Storage of hazardous and dangerous liquids 15 The following controls apply to the storage of hazardous and dangerous liquids: i) Storage areas must be located well away from drains; ii) Bunding capable of retaining the full stored capacity must be constructed around the perimeter of all liquid storage areas; iii) Where possible, liquids must be stored indoors; iv) Outdoor storage areas for liquids must be roofed to prevent rainwater entering the bunded area unless roofing the area would render it unsafe; and v) Storage of liquids must be in accordance with AS1940: The Storage and Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids or any standard replacing that standard. Note: Under the POEO Act 1997, it is an offence to store hazardous and dangerous liquids (including oils, solvents, fuels, acids and paints) in such a way as to allow any water pollution incident to occur. Disposal of Wastewater 16 Wastewater must be kept separate from stormwater. Wastewater must not enter any stormwater system either on or off the property. 17 Washing and cleaning activities on commercial or industrial premises must be undertaken only within the confines of a bunded area. 18 Wastewater must be retained on site and treated prior to disposal in accordance with NSW Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water and Sydney Water requirements. Environmental Site Management Plan 19 A preliminary Environmental Site Management Plan (ESMP) must be prepared to accompany all development applications in accordance with the ‘Blue Book’, the environmental controls contained in this DCP and in accordance with Council’s DA Guide. 20 The preliminary ESMP must demonstrate consideration by the applicant of the environmental effects of the proposed construction works and the means by which the construction site will be maintained throughout the construction process to ensure the optimum environmental outcome for the project. Once Consent is Granted 21 A final Erosion and Sediment Control Plan(s) is (are) to be prepared in accordance with the ‘Blue Book’ and the conditions of consent. BUILDING DESIGN & SUSTAINABILITY Draft Ku-ring-gai Pymble Business Park Development Control Plan 2012 p 115
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