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Noosa Civic
Construction Environmental Management Plan




4.3                Element 3: Soil Erosion & Sediment Loss
Rationale

Construction activities will involve grading and infrastructure works, as well as the stockpiling of materials. These activities have the potential to
erode and release sediment into nearby receiving waters, notably the small creek which runs through OS7 and Eenie Creek downstream of the
site. Uncontrolled erosion and sedimentation can also result in direct toxicity to flora and fauna, costly site damage, and reductions in visual and
recreational amenity.
This element of the CEMP does not preclude the Contractor from preparing additional plans containing preferred erosion and sediment control
measures previously demonstrated as successful on sites with similar characteristics. In this regard, a separate Erosion and Sediment Control
Plan (ESCP) has already been prepared by Cardno. Any Contractor ESCP should be consistent with the management intent specified below.
Objective/Target

Compliance with the ESCP and the Stormwater Management Plan (SMP) appended to the Engineering Report for the development.
To minimise the impacts of soil erosion and sedimentation on the receiving environment within and in the vicinity of the construction site.
To minimise any emissions associated with the construction works which have the potential to cause adverse impacts to water quality within Lake
Weyba, Eenie Creek and tributaries.
Performance Indicators

Sediment and erosion control devices are installed and operational prior to the commencement of site establishment and construction activities.
No failure of erosion and sedimentation control devices is detected during construction works.
No erosion or changes in flows of water bodies within or in the vicinity of the site occur as a result of the works.
All stormwater runoff, with potential to contact contaminated areas within the site, is diverted through effective erosion and sediment control.
Unless alternative values are specified in the approved ESCP or SMP, any waters being discharged from the work site are to comply with the
water quality characteristics specified in Table 4-1 below.




Noosa Civic                                                              Version 1                                                       November 2014
Appendix B - Construction EMP.docx                                                                                                            Page 12
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