220711 Noosa Oyster Project - CEMP

General:
1. ESCP Refers to Erosion and Sediment Control Plan.

2. ESC Refers to Erosion and Sediment control

3.Sediment includes but is not limited to clay, silt, sand ,gravel, soil, mud, cement and ceramic waste

4.Any reference to IECA White books (2008) refers to IECA 2008 Best Practice Erosion and Sediment
 control. Books 1-6 International Erosion Control (Australasia) Picton NSW

The ESCP:
5. The ESCP and its associated ESC measures shall be constantly monitored , reviewed and modified as
   required to correct deficiencies. Council has the right to direct changed if, in its opinion the measures that
   are proposed or have been installed are inadequate to prevent pollution.

6. Prior to any activities onsite the responsible person(s) is to be nominated. The responsible person shall
   be responsible for ESC measures onsite. The Name ,address and 24 hour contact can be found within
   the M&J marine Environmental Management plan which will be submitted to council. Council Shall be
   advised within 48 hours of any changes to the responsible person(s), or their contact details, in writing

7. The approved ESCP shall be available on site for inspection by Council officers while work activities are
   occurring

8. The implementation of the ESCP shall be supervised by personnel with appropriate qualifications and /
   or experience in ESC on construction sites.

9. All ESC measures shall be appropriate for the sedate type of the soils onsite, in accordance with the
   IECA white books or other current recognised industry standard for ESC for Australian conditions.

10. All works shall be carried out in accordance with the approved ESCP (as amended from time to time)
   unless circumstances arise where;

          A. Compliance with the ESCP would increase the potential for environmental harm; or

          B. Circumstances change during construction and those circumstances could not have been
             foreseen; or

          C. Council determines that unacceptable off-site sedimentation is occurring as a result of a land
             disturbing activity. In either case the person(s) responsible may be required to take additional,
             or alternative protective action and/or undertake reasonable restoration works within the
             timeframe specified by council.

11. M&J Marine shall ensure adequate supply of ESC, and appropriate pollution clean up materials are on
   site at all times.

Site Access
12. The Site will be accessed by Hilton Esplanade, the sealed road will be monitored and swept clean daily
   or as required if trucks are transferring sediment onto the road.




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