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SARA RFI - Ecological Assessment Report
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SITE MANAGEMENT RULES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION – CONSTRUCTION PHASE B-3
6. Mechanical mulching of cleared vegetation is to be conducted in designated areas
determined by the Principal contractor.
7. Construction machinery to pass through washdown facilty prior to exit to public
roads.
E) Wildlife Protection
1. All native wildlife is protected by legislation. No animals (including snakes) are to
be intentionally disturbed or destroyed.
2. All trees are to be checked for wildlife and removed prior to clearing.
3. There is to be no feeding of wildlife.
F) Construction Material, Facilities and Waste Management
1. All construction material brought onto site and requiring storage (including any fill,
mulch) is to be stored in the designated areas.
2. Concrete waste from wheel barrows is to be disposed of in designated areas. No
concrete waste and washings from concrete trucks is to be discharged onto the site
but returned to the depot.
3. Any cleaning of equipment (including paint brushes) is to be undertaken within
designated areas. No cleaning fluids are to be disposed of on site.
4. Concrete and silica slurry from cutting is to be collected and removed from site.
5. Refuelling or equipment maintenance will only be permitted in designated areas.
Maintenance of earthmoving machinery will not be permitted on site.
6. Site toilets are to be located in designated areas and not within 20m of residential
areas.
7. Any spillage of waste is to be immediately reported to the Principal Contractor or
SEO and cleaned up immediately.
8. Littering of the site will not be permitted. All building and domestic waste is to be
placed in skips to be provided. Burning of waste will not be permitted.
9. Excess building material is to be removed from the site when tasks are complete.
10. The recycling of waste is encouraged and should be placed into the designated
recycling bins.
11. The Principal Contactor or SEO are to be notified of any hazardous material
brought to site. Such materials (including solvents, weedicides,etc.) are to be stored
as described in the Environmental Management Plan.
12. Earthmoving machinery coming from the North Coast area is to be cleaned at the
site washdown facility prior to entrance to the site. For earthmoving machinery
sourced from other regions, prior washdown at a Council approved facility will be
required and a certificate of compliance will be required to be shown
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