sydney-city-centre-review-of-environmental-factors

No Impact Environmental safeguard Responsibility Timing
23 Potential heritage and
archaeological impacts –
general.
24 Potential impacts on
heritage items, and
archaeology.
Develop a non-Aboriginal heritage management plan (AHMP).
It would be a sub-plan of the CEMP.
As a minimum, the plan would:
Map locations of known and potential sites of heritage and
archaeological value do identify high-risk and no-go zones
Identify potential environmental risks and impacts due to the
proposed work
Identify appropriate safeguards and management measures
to minimise potential risk
Identify appropriate safeguards and management measures
to avoid the risk of harm
Implement appropriate safeguards and management
measures to protect heritage items and potential
archaeological assets
Ensure compliance with the Standard Management
Procedure -Unexpected Archaeological Finds, (Roads and
Maritime, 2012).
Investigate and prepare a report to assess the heritage and
archaeological impacts in close proximity to the planned work.
Focus on potential impacts on the sandstone plinth of the former
palisade fence that surrounded Hyde Park (work site C2:
College Street) and Busby’s Bore (work site C1: Wentworth
Avenue).
If a potential risk is identified consider design modifications
including avoidance.
Implement additional safeguards and management measures if
there is a residual impact that cannot be avoided/sufficiently
minimised through design. This would be undertaken in
consultation with an experienced heritage practitioner to reduce
potential adverse heritage impacts on significant fabric.
Note: Any monitoring and recording should be undertaken in
accordance with relevant approvals under the Heritage Act 1977
Construction
contractor
Roads and
Maritime
Pre-construction
Detailed design
Sydney City Centre Capacity Improvement 442
Review of Environmental Factors