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Determination ReportMACARTHUR 2 COMMUTER CAR PARKConstruction Noise Guideline July 2009.16 Vibration CriteriaVibration (other than from blasting) resulting from construction and received at any structureoutside of the Project shall be limited to:(a) For structural damage vibration - German Standard DIN 4150:Part 3 – 1999 “StructuralVibration in Buildings: Effects on Structures”; and(b) For human exposure to vibration the acceptable vibration values set out in theEnvironmental Noise Management Assessing Vibration: A Technical Guideline (DEC 2006).These limits apply unless otherwise approved by the DE through the CEMP.17 Non-tonal reversing beepersNon-tonal reversing beepers (or an equivalent mechanism) shall be fitted and used on allconstruction vehicles and mobile plant regularly used on site and for any out of hours work.18 Noise Impact on Educational FacilitiesPotentially affected pre-schools, schools, universities and any other affected permanent educationalinstitutions shall be consulted in relation to noise mitigation measures to identify any noise sensitiveperiods, e.g. exam periods. As much as reasonably possible noise intensive construction works inthe vicinity of affected educational buildings are to be minimised.19 PilingWherever practical, piling activities shall be completed using non-percussive piles. If percussive pilesare proposed to be used, approval of the EMR or DE shall be obtained.Contamination/Spoil20 Contamination InvestigationIf recommended by the Stage 1 Preliminary Site Investigation Report, a Stage 2 Detailed SiteInvestigation shall be undertaken prior to construction. The assessment shall generally beundertaken in accordance with:a) The National Environment Protection (Assessment of Site Contamination) Measure(NEPM) 1999.b) NSW EPA (1995) Sampling Design Guidelines.c) AS 4482 Guide to investigation and sampling of site with potentially contaminated soil(2005).The report shall be prepared in accordance with the DECCW’s Guidelines for Consultants Reportingon Contaminated Sites. The report shall include a preliminary waste classification in accordancewith the NSW DECC Waste Classification Guidelines (April 2008)Specific requirements for further investigation, remediation or management of any contaminationwithin the identified areas recommended in the Stage 2 Assessment shall be included in the CEMPas appropriate.If contamination is identified within the site, the Proponent is to determine whether there is a Duty toReport under section 60 of the Contaminated Land Management Act, and notify the DECCW inaccordance with the DECC Guidelines on the Duty to Report Contamination under the ContaminatedLand Management Act 1997 (2009).21 Site Remedial Action PlanShould the Stage 2 Detailed Site Investigation indicate that remediation is necessary to reduce orremove risks posed by contaminants in particular locations, the land affected by construction shallbe remediated in accordance with a Stage 3 Site Remedial Action Plan prepared in accordance withthe DECCW’s Guidelines for Consultants Reporting on Contaminated Sites.The Proponent shall also undertake Stage 4 Validation and Site Monitoring in accordance withDECCW’s Guidelines for Consultants Reporting on Contaminated Sites.22 Unidentified ContaminationIf previously unidentified contamination is discovered during construction an investigation must beundertaken to determine the nature, extent and degree of the contamination. The level of reportingmust be appropriate for the identified contamination in accordance with DECCW Guidelines forConsultants Reporting on Contaminated Sites.The Proponent shall:1055342_2.DOC 7