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      PROPOSED NEW TERRACE AT 12 PARK ROAD, NOOSA HEADS

                   CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN



1. CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PLAN

  This report considers the Construction Management Plan for the proposed
  new suspended concrete landscaped terrace together with access
  requirements, materials handling, clearing, worker parking, environmental
  considerations.

  It is proposed to utilise predominantly manual material handling to construct
  the footings suspended concrete terrace and install landscaping.



1.1 SUBMISSION BY BUILDER

  The Builder is to submit written acknowledgement that the building works
  shall be in compliance with the 9 tonne load limit applicable to Park Road.

  The Builder is to submit written acknowledgement that no vehicle greater
  than 6.0m in length will be used for the removal of excavated material and
  that no more than one vehicle will be allowed to stand in Park Road at any
  time.

  The Builder is to submit written acknowledgement that most workers vehicles
  are to be parked in Allambi Rise or in the existing driveway and carport.

  The Builder is to submit written acknowledgement that all the works will be
  carried out in accordance with the Construction Management Plan.



1.2 STORMWATER DRAINAGE

  Stormwater will be collected by a conventional arrangement of gutters,
  slatted field drains and downpipes and piped through to the Council
  stormwater main in Park road. The stormwater will connect to the Council
  main gulley pit to limit surcharge.
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1.3 CLEARING

  The proposed development retains all the significant trees on the property. A
  number of smaller trees previously planted by the owner of No. 12 Park Road
  will be removed to allow access and for construction of footings. (Refer to
  Survey/Engineering Plans). On completion a similar tree will be replanted in
  each original location on site and in the road reserve.

  Prior to construction all trees will be clearly tagged and recorded on a survey
  plan. On completion the trees will be resurveyed to ensure full compliance
  with the conditions of the Development Approval.

  The regrading of the slopes (to improve overall long term stability) beneath
  the terrace will disturb the existing vegetation. On completion it is proposed
  to replant beneath the terrace with shade tolerant native species.


1.4 ACCESS AND PARKING

  The access for construction materials and equipment will be from Park Road
  via the existing driveway to No. 10 Park Road. The Builder is to submit
  written consent for the use of this access driveway and garage from the
  owner of No. 10 Park Road. Access for personnel will be via Allambi Rise
  and Park Road. Off site parking will be required for most construction
  personnel.

  Most workers vehicles shall be parked in Allambi Rise or in the existing
  driveway and carport of 12 Park Road which is accessed by the 9A driveway
  Allambie Rise.



1.5 MATERIALS HANDLING

  As previously described all building materials will be delivered to site via Park
  Road.      Manual material handling will be employed throughout the
  construction to minimise construction activities and impact on the site,
  especially existing vegetation. In addition a temporary builder’s hoist may be
  installed to deliver smaller building materials and to facilitate the easy
  removal of waste.

  Building waste will be collected and removed daily in a garbage trailer or light
  truck located adjacent to the garage of No.10 Park Road. In order to
  minimise waste and hence its removal, most building materials will be pre-
  engineered and delivered to site pre-cut to the appropriate size.

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     Deliveries will be by light truck (6T) in small loads which will be manhandled
     to site

     At this stage it is envisaged that the following elements will be pre-
     engineered prior to delivery:

             Screw piles
             Reinforcing steel
             Timber framing for formwork
             Scaffolding and formwork support


1.6 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME

         The proposed Construction Programme is summarised below:

Operation                         Month 1   Month 2   Month 3   Month 4   Month 5   Month 6

Site Establishment
                                  #
New Access Path
                                  #
Construct Working Platform
                                  #
Install Screw Piles
                                  #
Construct Pipe Caps
                                            #
Erect Formwork
                                            #
Construct Concrete Structure
(Columns and Slab)                                    #

Install Stormwater Reticulation
                                                      #
Install Landscaping
                                                                #


1.7 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN

     The method of construction does not require the use of a crane. This offers
     significant environmental advantages as summarised below:

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          Manual material handling will be employed throughout the construction
           to minimise construction activities and impact on the site, especially
           existing vegetation
          All construction and materials handling will be undertaken beneath the
           tree canopy thereby avoiding potential damage to the canopy
          All trees within the work area will be fenced during construction
          The Builder is to utilise where possible all trades and workers who
           were involved in building the residence on No. 12 Park Road. This will
           ensure that all workers understand the sensitivity of the site, the
           importance of preserving the vegetation and the need to minimise
           noise, dust and other building activity impacts on adjacent home
           owners and the public.
          The working area will be minimised to protect any significant
           vegetation
          The smallest possible machine to install screw piles will be utilised to
           minimise impact on vegetation and slope stability

1.8 REMOVAL OF BUILDING WASTE

   Building waste will be collected in a garbage trailer or light truck situated
   adjacent to the garage of No. 10 Park Road. Sand spoil will be lowered daily
   from the terrace platform to the garbage trailer or light truck located adjacent
   to the garage of No.10 Park Road.

1.9 EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL

   Erosion and Sediment Control is considered for both work areas as
   summarised below:

          The driveway to park Road will require silt fences to be installed to the
           perimeter of the works. Sand bags will be placed in the gutters during
           excavation and concreting to prevent runoff into the Council
           stormwater system.
          Erosion and Sediment Control for the proposed terrace will require a
           silt fence to the perimeter of the proposed footing excavation.
          The permanent stormwater drainage system will be connected to the
           Council system as an early works operation. This will be done to
           prevent any concentrations of runoff discharging onto the sand slope.

1.10   TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

       The first operation will be the installation of the screw piles and excavation
       of footings. During this stage the builder shall engage the services of a
       traffic management company to ensure there is no interference to the
       general traffic using Park Road. Traffic controllers will be required to be

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       present to divert vehicles during the installation of screw piles and
       excavation of footings.

       Traffic controllers will divert all vehicle deliveries and departures to the site
       on Park Road. The timing of deliveries shall be such that they do not
       coincide with peak usage times in Park Road.

       Refer to “Traffic Guidance Scheme No.129164” prepared by Evolution
       Traffic Control for details of proposed traffic management.
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   In conclusion, we believe that if the procedures nominated above are
   adopted, the elevated terrace can be safely constructed with minimal impact
   on surrounding property.




               STEFAN PRYSTUPA, B.Eng (Civil); M.I.E.Aust; C.P.Eng; RPEQ

                                                                          July 2016
                                                                      JOB NO. 16503

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prepared in keeping with Evolution's
and our clients’, commitment to traffic
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- COMPLIES WITH THE MANUAL OF
UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES
PART 3 VERSION 7 1st JULY 2014,
- Itis the responsibility of the Principal
and/or Contractors to ensure that all
documentation and signage is checked
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