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Property condition surveys need not be undertaken if a risk assessment indicatesbuildings/structures/roads will not be affected as determined by a qualified geotechnical andconstruction engineering expert with appropriate registration on the National ProfessionalEngineers Register prior to commencement of Designated Works.Selected potentially sensitive buildings and/or structures shall first be surveyed prior to thecommencement of the Designated Works and again immediately upon completion of theDesignated Works.All property owners of assets to be surveyed, as defined above, are to be advised within areasonable time prior to commencement of the surveys of the scope and methodology of thesurvey and the process for making a claim regarding property damage within a reasonabletime (not less than 14 days) prior to commencement of the survey(s).A copy of the survey(s) shall be given to each affected owner. A register of all propertiessurveyed shall be maintained.RailCorp will only be responsible for undertaking rectification works and/or payingcompensation for damage to buildings and structures as a result of construction activitiesdirect and indirect (i.e. including vibration and groundwater changes) for which RailCorp isresponsible. In such instances, damage shall be rectified at no cost to the owner(s).4.4.6 Noise and Vibration Impact on Educational FacilitiesPotentially affected pre-schools, schools, and any other affected permanent educationalinstitutions must be consulted in relation to the CNVMP to identify any noise sensitive periods,e.g. exam periods. As much as reasonably possible noise intensive construction works in thevicinity of affected educational buildings are to be minimised.4.5 Erosion and Sediment Control4.5.1 Construction Soil and Water Management PlanAn Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (ESCP) must be prepared and implemented prior toconstruction commencing. The ESCP must be prepared in accordance with the Landcom’sManaging Urban Stormwater: Soils and Construction 4 th Edition (Landcom, 2004).The ESCP will include:(a) identification of responsibilities for implementation of the plan and/or its components;(b) identification of the construction activities that could cause soil erosion or dischargesediment or water pollutants from the site;(c) descriptions of management methods to minimise soil erosion or discharge of sediment orwater pollutants from the site including a strategy to minimise the area of bare surfacesduring construction;(d) descriptions of the location and capacity of erosion and sediment control measures;(e) identification of the timing and conditions under which construction stage controls will bedecommissioned;(f) identification of how the effectiveness of the sediment and erosion control system will bemonitored, reviewed and updated;(g) identification of measures for the use of water reclaimed or recycled on-site;(h) contingency plans to be implemented for events such as fuel spills or heavy rainfall; and(i) a program for inspecting, reporting on and responding to the effectiveness of thesediment and erosion control systems to ensure controls are being implementedefficiently.Page 27
4.6 Water Management4.6.1 Stormwater ManagementStormwater management and drainage for the site will be consistent with the relevant Ku-Ring-Gai Council Development Control Plan.4.7 Contamination, Spoil and Fill Management4.7.1 Soil ManagementAs part of the CEMP, a strategy must be developed to manage all soils disturbed, imported orexported from the Project. The strategy must address any mitigation measures relating tocontaminated soil management identified in the REF and be implemented for the duration ofconstruction.The strategy should include, but not limited to:(a) guidelines on how spoil material generated and fill imported by the Project will be sought,handled, stockpiled, reused and disposed, including the identification of spoil andstockpile volumes and locations; a target for the reuse of waste-derived material subjectto a resource recovery exemption as fill material for the Project;(b) management methods for stockpiles;(c) for identification, classification and removal of contaminated material;(d) the removal, stockpiling and reuse of topsoil from the site; and,(e) reporting to the Proponent.4.7.2 Importation of FillThe only fill material that may be received at the Project is:(a) virgin excavated natural material (within the meaning of the POEO Act); and/ or,(b) any other waste-derived material the subject of a resource recovery exemption undercl.51A of the POEO (Waste) Regulation 2005 that is permitted to be used as fill material.Any waste-derived material the subject of a resource recovery exemption received at thedevelopment site must be accompanied by documentation as to the materials compliancewith the exemption conditions and must be provided to the Proponent on request.All fill material used onsite must be free of asbestos, both bonded and friable.4.7.3 Unidentified ContaminationIf previously unidentified contamination is discovered during construction an investigationmust be undertaken to determine the nature, extent and degree of the contamination.Following this investigation, a remediation action plan must be developed and implemented ifrequired by OEH and/or the proponent. The level of reporting must be appropriate for thecontamination identified in accordance with OEH’s Guidelines for Consultants Reporting onContaminated Sites, (2000).Page 28
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