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MCU14/0106 Appendix E - Engineering Report
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Noosa Civic
Construction Environmental Management Plan
4.2 Element 2: Cultural Heritage
Rationale
Clearing, grubbing and earthworks, as proposed to be undertaken in association with the project, is likely to have the potential to disturb or harm
sites and/or objects of cultural heritage value. While no sites or objects of cultural heritage value are known to occur on site, appropriate
management measures must be implemented in the case of an unexpected cultural heritage find.
Objective/Target
To avoid disturbance to or damage of sites or objects of cultural heritage significance during the works.
Performance Indicators
Compliance with the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 and associated duty of care guidelines and human remains guidelines.
No destruction or damage of sites or objects of cultural heritage value.
Management Measures
Tasks Actions / Monitoring Timing Responsibility
Take all reasonable and practical In the event of a cultural heritage find being discovered, cease all earthworks Ongoing Contractor
measures to ensure the works do immediately and notify the Superintendent and the Cultural Heritage Coordination Unit
not harm aboriginal cultural of DEHP.
heritage.
Ensure any findings of sites or
objects which could potentially be
deemed a cultural heritage find are
dealt with appropriately.
Ensure any site or article Notify the Aboriginal parties for the area and seek their advice and agreement as to Ongoing Principal
considered to be of indigenous how works may best be managed to avoid or minimise harm to the Aboriginal cultural
cultural heritage value is dealt with heritage.
appropriately, in coordination with Where agreement cannot be reached with the Aboriginal Party for the area, the duty of
the Aboriginal parties for the area. care obligation under section 23 of the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 2003 remains,
and all reasonable and practicable measures must be taken to ensure the activity does
not harm Aboriginal cultural heritage including, where necessary, through the
development of a Cultural Heritage Management Plan under Part 7 of the Aboriginal
Cultural Heritage Act 2003.
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