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06/1168 - Change a Development Approval [As Published] · 132006.1168.02
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12. Noise Management 12.1 General A number of the activities associated with construction on the site will generate noise. These may include use of heavy machinery for earthworks, operation of cranes and heavy vehicles accessing the site to deliver construction materials. 12.2 Objectives » To comply with relevant environmental legislation (e.g. Environmental Protection Act 1994 and the associated EPP (Noise)). » All construction works shall be undertaken in such a way so as to minimise noise impacts and potential for nuisance to be caused to surrounding sensitive receivers (including sensitive fauna habitat). 12.3 Requirements 12.3.1. Hours of Operation » The hours of operation at the construction site shall be Monday — Saturday 6.30am — 6.00pm, with activities likely to generate significant noise levels limited to times least likely to impose noise disturbance. » Noconstruction or earthworks activities including movement of trucks and heavy machinery are to be conducted on Sundays or any public holidays. 12.3.2. General Construction Site Conditions » Heavy vehicles accessing either project site will comply with local speed limits when travelling along local street networks. Further, heavy vehicles will be restricted to low speeds (10 km/hr) upon access to the construction site » Where available, consideration should be given to employing plant and machinery on-site which include noise suppressors or are equipped with electric motors as opposed to diesel operated motors. » Complaints relating to noise annoyance are to be received by the Construction Manager and duly recorded. An example complaints form has been included in Appendix C of this document. 12.4 Responsibilities 12.4.1 Construction Manager The Construction Manager will be responsible for the following: » In conjunction with the Site Foreman, enforcing all of the above requirements which also apply to all sub-contractors working on-site throughout the construction phase. 41/22382/12186 Girraween Sports Precinct 7 Environmental Management Plan (Construction)
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