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risk during rain events. This MP outlines the procedures and processes to be used to
minimise erosion and mitigate the impact on water quality of the creek.

Bushfire Management Plan

Although the site has been assessed as having a ‘Low’ fire hazard, it is heavily
vegetated and the proposed building designs are in close proximity to vegetation there
is a need understand and manage the risks associated with bushfire. The Bushfire
Management Plan identifies the bushfire risk relating to the development site. It
further identifies mitigation techniques and procedures which are to be employed
during the construction and operational phases of the development. Following
completion of the final development phase the Bushfire Management Plan will require
review to address the ongoing management of the site.

Stormwater and Water Quality Protection Management Plan

Construction and operation of the development has potential to impact on the water
quality of the creek onsite and its downstream tributaries. This management plan
details the procedures to minimise the risk to the water quality as well as the
monitoring and reporting procedures to be followed. This management plan will
reference other management plans which will assist in maintaining good water quality.

Groundwater Protection Management Plan

The high porosity of the sandy soils onsite raises the potential for groundwater
contamination through leaching of chemicals, waste and materials onsite. This
management plan details the procedures and methodologies to be followed to
minimise any impact on the ground water during the construction and operational
phase of the development.

Air Quality and Dust Management Plan

Construction will involve spoil extraction and disposal, vehicle movements and other
construction activities which produce some dust. The Air Quality Management Plan
outlines measures to control dust in accordance with the requirements of the
Queensland Environmental Protection Act 1994 and the Environmental Protection
(Air) Policy 1997 which preclude the release of dust in a manner that is unreasonable
and causes environmental harm (Part 4, Division 14, Environmental Protection (Air)
Policy 1997).

Storage and handling of Hazardous Substances

Construction will involve the use of hazardous materials, some of which may require
storage over the life of the project. This MP outlines measures to control the storage,
handling and disposal of such substances.

Noise & Vibration Management Plan
Noise and vibration associated with construction activities have the potential to impact
on residents and local fauna including Koalas. The Noise and Vibration Management

 

 

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