SARA RFI - Ecological Assessment Report

ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN ECOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT                                                3-2

        Strategy:        To undertake planning of the location of environmental controls, ensure
                         management measures proposed are in compliance with the EMP and associated
                         storage and disposal areas are located to ensure minimal impact during the ERP
                         implementation phase.
                   
 protective fences (refer fencing requirements in Element C.2 of EMP 1 and EMP 2
                   
 firebreak clearing
                   
 parking areas (refer Element C.13 of EMP 1 and EMP 2
                   
 external and internal road access arrangements (refer Element C.13 of EMP 1). Liaison
                     with the Superintendent should be undertaken in this regard to confirm the approved
                     parking and access arrangements.
                   
 plant watering arrangements, including water source and containment.
        2. Weedkillers or pesticides to be used are approved for use in the area.
        3. All environmental documentation is available and has been understood (as indicated in Section
           1.6).
        4. Review the EMPs for the RHD and RSL areas – Construction Phase to identify areas of joint
           management responsibility.
        5. That the proposed compliance review and monitoring/ recording/ reporting procedures (including
           the necessary documentation described in Section 2 and the format of Environmental Compliance
           Reports) are understood and planned for.
        6. That all baseline survey and monitoring studies have been completed (including surface and
           groundwater quality investigations).
        7. Obtain baseline water quality data from Restoration Ecologist (refer Element C.5(b) of EMP 1)
           and assess implications for future site management.
        8. Identify the location of water quality monitoring sites in the field (refer EMP 1 for RHD area and
           Appendix C) and plan for their protection. This should include site markers.
        9. That the required monitoring equipment is available and the intent of the monitoring program is
           understood.
        10. That an Induction Training program has been established (in concert with Restoration Ecologist).
        11. Undertake notification of residents if in proximity to site compound (refer Element C.12).
        12. That seed collection has been undertaken (if necessary) and the proposed planting regime has
            been agreed to by the Restoration Ecologist.
        13. Assess the supplies of nursery stock proposed for planting on site and report to the Restoration
            Ecologist regarding supply issues
        14. The Habitat Protection fence is in place (see Element C.2 in EMP 1 and EMP 2). The ERP
            Contractor should be familiar with the fencing provisions described in EMP 1 and 2. Such fencing
            will be removed when the permanent exclusion fence is erected following completion of
            construction.
        15. Liaise with separate contractor undertaking implementation of EMP 1 and 2                                to ensure


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