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Construction Mangement Plan Reference Document OPW19-0239 · OPW19/0239
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07-DOC-003 Rev 4
6 Environmental incident – emergency procedures
6.1 Definitions
Environmental incident Any event that causes or has the potential cot cause environmental
impact (not environmental nuisance); whether the incident is major
or minor in extent. The extent of the impact is judged in part by the
cost of remediation.
Environmental impact Any actual or potential adverse effect (whether temporary or
permanent and of whatever magnitude, duration or frequency) on
an environmental value. Environmental impact has three categories:
Environmental nuisance
Material environmental impact.
Serious environmental impact.
Environmental nuisance Unreasonable interference or likely interference with an
environmental value caused by:
Noise, dust, odour, light
An unhealthy, offences of unsightly conditioned because of
contamination
Another way prescribe by regulation.
Material environmental impact
Environmental impact that is:
Not trivial or negligible in nature, extent or context,
Causes $5,000 to $50,000.00 damage to property
$5,000.00 to $50,000.00 costs to prevent or minimise the impact and
rehabilitation of restore the environment.
Serious Environmental Impact Environmental impact that causes actual or potential impact to
environmental values and
Is irreversible, high impact or widespread
Causes actual or potential impact to environmental values of an area
of high conservation value or special significance
Cause great than $50,000 damage to property, or
Greater than $50,000.00 in costs to prevent or minimise the impact
and rehabilitation or restore the environment.
Cultural heritage item An object of particular significance to people because of either or
both of the following:
Aboriginal tradition
History (including contemporary history of an indigenous party of an
area)
Any other artefact which is declared as a heritage item in the area.
This can include scarred trees, middens, stone scatters or other
items of significance.
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