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Appendix D - Erosion and Sediment Control Plan
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application - DA Form 1 - Town Planning Report - Global Stability Assessment Report - Earthworks Compaction Report - Erosion and Sediment Control Plan - 36 Tunba Court Cooroy Mountain.
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Log in to see the plans as drawn GENERAL INFORMATION SEDIMENT & EROSION CONTROL GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
1. This Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (ESCP) is based on the International Erosion Control Association Before commencement of any earthworks or disturbance to the drainage lines, the following erosion
(Australasia) Best Practice Erosion and Sediment Control (2008) document (IEAC Guidelines) and Noosa Council’s Stan- and sediment control measures need to be installed in the following order.
dard and Project Drawings, Plans, Specifications and Schedules. 1. Access tracks for site establishment, side tracks, stockpiles should be located to minimise both
2. The property is surrounded by rural residential properties . Six Mile Creek is approximately 700m downstream from short and long-term soil and vegetation disturbance, while giving appropriate consideration to the
the proposed works.. The project includes cut and fill earthworks, a shed with water tanks and surface drainage. intended purpose of the access and the ability to rehabilitate.
3.. The location of erosion and sediment controls on this plan are indicative only. Exact location and type to 2. Divert all potential stormwater runoff from external catchments away from the construction foot-
be determined on site. NO ESC TO BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE CLEARING LIMITS! CLEARING LIMITS FOR THIS PROJECT ARE print and stockpile areas. Check the ground Contours/drainage lines not shown in the ESCP. Always
THE EXTENT OF EARTHWORKS +1M. ensure separation of clean (external) and dirty (construction) runoff . Always look for opportunities to
4. ALWAYS ENSURE SEPARATION OF CLEAN EXTERNAL RUNOFF AND DIRTY CONSTRUCTION RUNOFF . divert water away from the construction zone.
5. Associated compliance requirements and plans include; 3. Install sediment controls and diversions in the locations shown in ESCP03.
• Associated architectural drawings 4. Once all of the above measures are complete and stable, civil works can commence in accordance
. IEAC (2008) Standard Drawings and Notes for Erosion and Sediment Control. with the plans.
. Geotectnical investigation (Morrison Geotechnic, 30/08/21) 5. Direct all construction runoff to sediment controls before it leaves the site.
6. The area of disturbance is approximately 0.24Ha. An erosion risk assessment (RUSLE) has been completed for this 6. Cover any disturbed areas within 5 days or if rainfall predicted (70% chance of rainfall >5mm within
project. The project is considered high erosion risk mainly due to the steepness of the location 24 Hours or 80% chance of rainfall >10mm within 48 Hours).
7. This ESCP has a focus on managing the erosion protection and sediment capture. 7. Monitoring, maintenance and inspections are to be carried out regularly as required.
8. All controls must be maintained throughout the construction period.
Client PROJECT TITLE DRAWING TITLE
36 Tunba Court, Cooroy Moun- Erosion and Sediment Control Plan
Geoff & Tamara Hussin tain (new shed) General information and instructions
19 Central Park Drive, Yandina 4561
www.aussieenvironmental.com.au Drawing No.
ESCP02
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