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SARA RFI - Ecological Assessment Report
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SITE MANAGEMENT RULES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION – CONSTRUCTION PHASE B-2
8. No fires will be permitted on site. All persons are to be aware of fire response
procedures.
9. Any cultural heritage material uncovered by earthworks is to be immediately
reported to the principal Contractor or SEO with no further earthworks to be
undertaken until clearance is given.
B) Site Access and parking
1. Access to working areas is to be by designated access paths/ roads only.
2. Entrance to neighbouring private property will not be permitted unless appropriate
authorisation is received.
3. Vehicles are to be parked in designated parking areas only – no vehicles are to be
parked in neighbouring private property unless authorised or on nearby streets.
4. A maximum speed of 30kph will apply to vehicle movement within the
construction site.
C) Vegetation protection
1. No entry will be permitted into the Habitat Protection Area unless approved by the
SEO (in liaison with the Wildlife Ecologist).
2. No dumping or storing of material is to be undertaken in the Habitat Protection
Area.
3. No vegetation within the designated Habitat Protection Area is to be damaged by
personnel (including marking or blazing).
4. Trees designated for protection within the construction area are not to be damaged
(including making or blazing) unless authorised by the Principal Contractor.
5. The perimeter fence around the Habitat Protection Area is not to be disturbed by site
personnel.
6. Smoking by site personnel is not permitted within 20m of the boundary of the
Habitat Protection Area Personnel may be directed not to smoke within other areas
of the construction site where there is a significant fire risk.
7. All clearing is to be undertaken in accordance with the Vegetation Retention and
Clearing Strategy.
D) Noise and Dust Control
1. Machinery operating on site is to have fully functioning mufflers.
2. Machinery is to be turned off when not in use.
3. Operating hours are to be adhered to.
4. Truck loads are to be covered when soil or similar materials are transported to or
from the site.
5. Potentially dust generating activities are not to be conducted during high winds.
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