Warrawee Substation - Review of Environmental Factors

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The proposalSite clean-up (Scenario J) – Involves the removal of all activities not requiredduring the operation of the substation. This would primarily be the removal of theconstruction compound.Plant and equipment to be used during each stage is outlined in the section below.Site compoundThe site compound is to be positioned within the rail corridor to the north of thesubstation site. The site would be along the existing access track which runs betweenBrentwood Avenue and Hastings Road. The compound would contain site offices andstockpiling areas. Site offices and stockpile areas would generally be positioned alongthe eastern fence line of the corridor. These areas currently contain trees, howeverscheduled RailCorp maintenance requires these trees to be removed. This treeremoval is expected to commence prior to works commencing and their removal is notpart of the proposal.Construction trafficTable 2.2 provides estimates of the number of vehicles per day which are required forparticular aspects of the proposal.Table 2.2 Indicative traffic movements for construction activitiesActivity Duration (days) Average number ofvehicles per dayMaximum numberof vehicles per daySite establishment 100 4 15Piling works 74 5 15Retaining works 16 7 20Earthworks 80 12 25External pits 21 4 15Pit and slabconstructionBund yardconstructionSubstationconstruction160 4 1580 2 1055 6 20Road pavement 8 7 15Site clean-up 20 8 20Source: RailCorp, 2011Warrawee Substation Project/Review of Environmental FactorsPage 14 of 64
The proposalPlant and equipmentTable 2.3 provides an indication of the construction plant and equipment that would berequired during particular construction scenarios. The construction scenarios outlinedin Table 2.3 are as follows:A – Site establishmentB – Piling worksC – Retaining wall worksD – EarthworksE – External pitsF – Pit and slab constructionG – Substation constructionH – Road pavementsI – Electrical works (fit out)J – Site clean-upTable 2.3 Construction equipmentConstructionequipmentEight Wheel CraneTruckConstruction scenarioA B C D E F G H I J Skid steer loader Site dumper 50 tonne crane Piling rigAgitators Rough terrain craneExcavator Bogie tipper Shotcrete pump Sweeper watertruck Concrete pump RollerWarrawee Substation Project/Review of Environmental FactorsPage 15 of 64
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