Module 5 - VicForests
Module 5 - VicForests
Module 5 - VicForests
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FOREST AUDIT PROGRAM, AUDIT WORKBOOK 5E – ROADING<br />
Roading – Mandatory Actions<br />
Construction<br />
Environmental Impact Assessment Auditor Comments<br />
Ref Origin Section Prescription Audit Criteria Compliance Extent Duration Asset<br />
(E) (t) Value (z) Impact<br />
5E51 Code of<br />
Practice for<br />
Timber<br />
Production<br />
2007<br />
5E52 Code of<br />
Practice for<br />
Timber<br />
Production<br />
2007<br />
2.4.3 Road All fill disposal areas and<br />
Construction embankments must be<br />
planned and designed to<br />
minimise soil erosion,<br />
mass soil movement, and<br />
potential water quality<br />
deterioration. They must<br />
be appropriately<br />
stabilised. Where<br />
revegetation is used to<br />
stabilise fills or<br />
embankments, the<br />
species must be suitable<br />
for the site and where<br />
possible indigenous to the<br />
area.<br />
2.4.3 Road<br />
Construction<br />
(page 30)<br />
Mandatory Action;<br />
Erosion and sediment<br />
control must be an<br />
ongoing activity over the<br />
duration of the<br />
construction activity,<br />
integrated with the works<br />
schedule. Road<br />
construction sites must<br />
have erosion mitigation<br />
measures in place and<br />
appropriate temporary<br />
drainage to ensure that<br />
the site is left protected<br />
between construction<br />
activities.<br />
Faces / slope / fill /<br />
embankments stabilised<br />
effectively, or<br />
stabilisation considered<br />
but not required and<br />
where implemented,<br />
species used in<br />
revegetation are<br />
suitable for the site and<br />
indigenous to the area.<br />
Erosion mitigation<br />
measures in place and<br />
evidence of erosion and<br />
sediment maintenance<br />
works planned and<br />
undertaken.<br />
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FOREST AUDIT PROGRAM, AUDIT WORKBOOK 5E – ROADING<br />
Roading – Mandatory Actions<br />
Construction<br />
Environmental Impact Assessment Auditor Comments<br />
Ref Origin Section Prescription Audit Criteria Compliance Extent Duration Asset<br />
(E) (t) Value (z) Impact<br />
5E53<br />
Management 1.6.3.2 Permanent road<br />
Procedures Forest Roads<br />
for timber<br />
harvesting,<br />
roading and<br />
regeneration<br />
in Victoria’s<br />
State forests,<br />
2009<br />
5E54 Code of<br />
Practice for<br />
Timber<br />
Production<br />
2007<br />
5E55 Code of<br />
Practice for<br />
Timber<br />
Production<br />
2007<br />
construction must not<br />
bury stumps, logs or<br />
other debris in the<br />
formed width of a road;<br />
and all debris must be<br />
removed from the formed<br />
width of the road.<br />
2.4.3 Road Quarry materials infected<br />
Construction with Phytophthora<br />
cinnamomi must not be<br />
used.<br />
2.4.3 Road Road construction<br />
Construction operations must ensure<br />
that disturbance to<br />
stream beds and banks is<br />
kept to a minimum.<br />
No evidence of the<br />
burying of stumps, logs<br />
or other debris and<br />
surface debris removed<br />
from road area.<br />
Evidence that clean<br />
quarry materials have<br />
been sourced and used.<br />
Evidence of minimal<br />
disturbance to stream<br />
beds and banks.<br />
5E56 Code of<br />
Practice for<br />
Timber<br />
Production<br />
2007<br />
2.4.3 Road Road construction<br />
Construction operations must ensure<br />
that soil and rock fill is<br />
not pushed into streams,<br />
nor placed into a position<br />
where there is a risk<br />
that it can erode into a<br />
stream.<br />
Materials are not placed<br />
where they can enter a<br />
stream or wetland.<br />
FOREST AUDIT PROGRAM – MODULE 5 HARVESTING AND CLOSURE PAGE 26 OF 43