Hurstville REF - Transport for NSW - NSW Government

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Ensure construction materials are not left in the vicinity of stormwater drains.Trenches and excavations will be covered to prevent rainwater entering.Plant and equipment will be checked regularly for oil leaks.Plant and equipment will not be refuelled on site.Wash down areas will be located away from waterways and drainage lines.Liquid waste generated during non-destructive excavation will be removed from thesitefor treatment and disposal.Flood RL and “Floodplain Development Manual: the management of flood liable land,2005” will be considered by UGL and issues managed in the CEMP.Construction impacts due to potential shallow groundwater table will be assessed byTfNSW in the CEMPAir QualityPlant and equipment will be maintained in accordance with manufacturers’specifications.Regular inspection of plant and equipment will be undertaken to ascertain that fittedemission controls are operating efficiently.Plant or machinery will not be left idling.Stockpiles will be maintained and contained appropriately, which could includecovering or regular watering to minimise dust.No work will be undertaken during high wind periods.Trucks transporting spoil and other waste materials from site will be coveredappropriately.Disturbed areas will be rehabilitated as soon as practicable.BiodiversityIf threatened flora or fauna species are identified on site, work will stop immediately. Aspotter/catcher or botanist will be engaged to survey the site, in conjunction withTfNSW’s Environmental Officer, and advise on species managementNo native vegetation will be removed.Root cutting will be avoided.Page 58 of 75
Care will be taken to minimise the spread of weeds. Appropriate management anddisposal of noxious weeds will be undertaken in consultation with Hurstville Council, ifrequired.The work site will be inspected for trapped or injured fauna at the start of each day.Trenches/excavations will be covered at the end of each day and inspected beforethey are backfilled to ensure that no fauna species are harmed.The location of sensitive sites identified by the TfNSW Sensitive Site Register will benoted in the CEMP to ensure it is not disturbed.Noise and VibrationMaximise the offset distance between noise plant items and sensitive receiversOrient plant and equipment away from sensitive receiversAvoid the simultaneous operation of two or more noise plant items in close vicinity andadjacent to sensitive receiversCarry out loading and unloading away from sensitive receiversWhere necessary, use structures to shield sensitive receivers from noise sourcesProvide periods of respite if high noise generating activities occur for extendedperiods.HeritageIf a non-Aboriginal historical relic is discovered, all work likely to affect it will cease andthe Project Manager will be contacted. TfNSW staff and the Office of Environment andHeritage will be notified as required. An investigation will be undertaken by a suitablyqualified archaeologist to identify suitable measures to reduce the impact on the relicdiscovered before work resumes.Should Aboriginal heritage items be uncovered, all work in the vicinity will cease andthe Project Manager and TfNSW staff will be notified immediately. The OEH will benotified in accordance with the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974. The LocalAboriginal Land Council will be notified and an assessment by an archaeologist will bearranged to determine the significance of the objects and other requirements beforework resumes.WastePage 59 of 75
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