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2018-05-14 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 MAY 2018
ENVIRONMENTAL HARM RISKS MITIGATION
There is risk that the works impact on Council has incorporated environmental requirements as part
the environment because of the of the contract. The contractor has to arrange the necessary
construction works within the Six Mile permits as well to develop their own Environmental
Creek. Management plan (EMP) including species management plan
for management of Tusked Frogs and Giant Barred Frogs to
further minimise risks.
The contractor is responsible for the cost of all management
and monitoring options within the approved plan. If trees do
have to be removed, contractor must prepare an arboriculture
impact assessment report and implement offset planting
pursuant to Councils Tree Management Policy.
The superintendent and Council staff will closely monitor the
design and construction phase to ensure impacts are
minimised.
SCOPE AND QUALITY RISKS MITIGATION
Risk of not meeting project objectives. To be managed through Council staff reviews supported by
specialist consultants.
PUBLIC DISRUPTION AND MITIGATION
COUNCIL REPUTATION RISKS
Traffic disruption due total road closure During construction there a two detours available.
at the site location.
1. For vehicles lower than 3.3m (due the height limited
railway bridge at Traveston), a 7.7km detour is available
via the Greenridge Pinbarren Rd, Traveston Rd, Howe Rd
and Old Noosa Rd.
2. For vehicles higher than 3.3m, a 43.5km detour is
available via Greenridge Pinbarren Rd, Traveston Rd,
Bruce Hwy, Hall Rd, Noosa Rd and Old Noosa Rd.
Both detours will be sufficiently marked using signs. Council
will provide communications to affected community leading up
to and during the project.
Noise from plant and equipment may This will be minimised whereever possible and where possible
be a cause of disruption to local by working during normal working hours.
residents.
Vibration during piling. The piling will be done in as short a timeframe as possible.
The nearby residents are to be informed by letterbox drops.
Moreover, before piling starts, dilapidation surveys are to be
executed.
External Consultation - Community & Stakeholder
Nil.
Internal Consultation
Corporate Services consulted on procurement processes and budget.
Infrastructure Services consulted on tender submissions and value engineering options.
Environment and Sustainable Development consulted on environmental matters.
Executive Services consulted on Workplace Health and Safety matters and coordination of
media post contract award.
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