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06/1168 - Change a Development Approval [As Published] · 132006.1168.02
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= 8. Water Quality Protection (Surface & Groundwater) 8.1 General Given the sensitive nature of adjoining environments, potential impacts on adjoining surface water may occur as a result of construction activities occurring onsite, particularly during wet periods where contaminated runoff may flow to sensitive areas and may have potentially adverse impacts on significant fauna species. 8.2 Objectives » To comply with relevant environmental legislation (e.g. Environmental Protection Act 1994 and the associated EPP (Water)); and » To minimise erosion and effectively contain any sediment or other pollutants in run-off generated by the construction activities. 8.21 Stormwater Management » Stormwater should be diverted around the construction area to maintain clean flows into natural and formed drainage lines downstream; and » The Contractor is responsible for controls to prevent stormwater flows adversely affecting receiving environments, including areas of ponding adjacent to the road reserve, through sediment transport and deposition. 8.2.2 Surface Water Management » No access is permitted in the adjacent vegetation and habitat areas. » No discharge of sediments or contaminants shal! be permitted from the site into the adjacent wetland areas or watercourses. Visual inspections of these adjacent areas shall be undertaken daily and after immediately after heavy rainfall events (> 30 mm in 1 hr’). » Monitoring of water quality in adjacent areas is to be undertaken for the minimum parameters of pH and turbidity (NTU) (for potential acid frogs and other wetland species affected by changes to water quality) after significant rainfall events and where visual inspection indicates that site works have impacted on adjacent areas through sediment export or increased flow velocity. 8.3 Responsibilities 8.3.1 Construction Manager The Construction Manager will be responsible for the following: » Providing all necessary plant and equipment to ensure that the above requirements in relation to surface water quality monitoring can be adequately and appropriately implemented at the project site. ? This equates to a Q3 rainfall event. 41/22382/12186 Girraween Sports Precinct 20 Environmental Management Plan (Construction)
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