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SARA RFI - Ecological Assessment Report
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EMP – CONSTRUCTION PHASE 4-24
4.9 Element C.9: Visual and General Amenity
Protection
Policy: Maintain the amenity of residents near the construction site (Condition 5, 56-
61).
Strategy: To ensure the construction program does not adversely affect the visual and
general qualities for adjacent residential areas.
Responsibility: Principal Contractor.
Management Actions:
1. Security lighting is to be positioned to prevent nuisance to adjoining properties.
2. Size and location of promotional/identification signs are to be located to avoid nuisance to
residents, be of a form agreed to by Councils Compliance Officer and in accordance with
Council Policy.
3. Vehicle washdowns are to be established at the site exits to avoid dirt deposition on local roads.
4. No parking on local roads- all parking is to be within allocated areas as per plan submitted at pre-
start meeting (Element D.3).
5. Access to site to be as described in Construction Management Plan (Element C.13).
6. All loads of loose material carried by trucks are to be covered when entering and leaving site.
7. Air quality and noise controls are described in Elements C.6 and C.7.
8. Site to be kept rubbish and vermin free.
Performance Requirement: No complaints from residents. No visible impacts on local roads.
Minimal traffic delays caused by construction activities.
Corrective Action: To depend on nature of complaint.
4.10 Element C.10: Bushfire Control
Policy: To ensure that risk to life and property is minimised during construction within the
constraints of protecting remnant vegetation.( refer Conditions 14.6; 62-78)
Strategy: To implement a fire control strategy that protects life and property and protects
ecosystems
Responsibility: Principal Contractor and Site Environmental Officer.
Management Actions: The Fire Management Plan (WBM 2005) presents fire control strategies
applicable mainly to the design and post construction phases of the development. The following are
measures to be addressed during the construction of the RHD area:
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