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9. Air Quality Protection

9.1 General

Earthmoving equipment such as trucks, graders, compactors, rollers and dozers may be operating on the
project site at different stages throughout the construction phase and dust emissions may occur during
construction, particularly in dry and windy conditions.

9.2 Objectives

» To comply with relevant environmental legislation (e.g. Environmental Protection Act 1994 and the
associated EPP {Air)).

» All works and activities undertaken throughout the entire construction phase are to be conducted in
such a way So as to ensure minimal impact to the local air environment and cause negligible
nuisance to surrounding land uses and sensitive receivers.

9.3 Requirements

9.3.1 Release of Air Pollutants

» Burning of construction waste products on-site is prohibited. All construction wastes are to be
appropriately disposed of, recycled or collected for reuse.

9.3.2 Vehicular Movement

» The speed of heavy vehicles travelling within the bounds of the construction area shall be limited to
10 km/h.

» Heavy vehicles travelling to and from the site and subject to dust generation must have loads covered
at all times from point of on-load to point of offload.

9.4 Responsibilities

9.4.1 Construction Manager

The Construction Manager will be responsible for the following:

» Providing all necessary plant, equipment and machinery to ensure that the above requirements in
relation to air quality can be adequately and appropriately implemented at the project site.

» Erecting appropriate signage or publicising a telephone number which is available during the
construction phase to receive complaints with regard to air quality issues associated with activities at
the project site.

» Ensuring that any complaints regarding air quality are recorded appropriately and completely. An
example form for this purpose has been included in Appendix C of this document.

» Ensuring that appropriate air quality amelioration strategies (as outlined above) are actioned should
three (3) air quality related complaints be received within a 24-hour period.

41/22382/12186 Girraween Sports Precinct 22
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