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Preliminary Construction and Environment
Management Plan
New dwelling
66 Seaview Terrace
Sunshine Beach QLD 4567
Report # TE233730
Date 25 Oct. 23
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Taylor Environmental Project Number: TE233730
Preliminary Construction and Environment Management Plan
66 Seaview Terrace, Sunshine Beach, QLD, 4567
Revision Date Revision Details Author Approver
A 18 Oct. 23 Revision A B. Akber C. Taylor
B 25 Oct. 23 Revision B M. Mahony C. Taylor
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................................4
1.1 Background ........................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Purpose.................................................................................................................................................. 4
2 Project Details .........................................................................................................................................5
2.1 Property Details ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Approvals .............................................................................................................................................. 5
2.3 Proposed Works .................................................................................................................................... 6
2.4 Key Considerations ................................................................................................................................ 6
3 Construction Management ......................................................................................................................7
3.1 Security and Access ............................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Safety .................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3 Work Hours ........................................................................................................................................... 7
3.4 Traffic Management ............................................................................................................................. 8
3.4.1 Existing traffic conditions .................................................................................................................. 8
3.4.2 Temporary Signage and Traffic Control Measures ........................................................................... 9
3.4.3 Car Parking ...................................................................................................................................... 10
3.4.4 Delivery Management .................................................................................................................... 10
3.5 Communication Plan ........................................................................................................................... 10
3.6 Complaints and Incidents .................................................................................................................... 11
4 Environmental Management .................................................................................................................12
4.1 Erosion and Sediment Control ............................................................................................................. 12
4.2 Stormwater Quality Management....................................................................................................... 13
4.3 Water Conservation and Reuse ........................................................................................................... 13
4.4 Waste Management and Minimisation .............................................................................................. 14
4.5 Flora and Fauna Protection ................................................................................................................. 15
4.6 Noise and Air Controls ......................................................................................................................... 16
4.7 Amenity ............................................................................................................................................... 16
4.8 Cultural Heritage ................................................................................................................................. 17
5 Incidents and Reporting ........................................................................................................................18
5.1 Incidences ............................................................................................................................................ 18
5.2 Reporting ............................................................................................................................................. 18
Appendix A Plans of Proposed Works .......................................................................................................19
Appendix B Form 1: Incident Report..........................................................................................................31
Appendix C Form 2: Complaint Report ......................................................................................................33
Appendix D Form 3: Daily Log Sheet..........................................................................................................35
Appendix E Form 4: Stormwater Management, Erosion and Sediment Control ...........................................37
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1 Introduction
1.1 Background
This Preliminary Construction and Environment Management Plan (CEMP) has been prepared for the
proposed works at 66 Seaview Terrace, Sunshine Beach, QLD 4567 in accordance with Advisory Note 4
of the MCU/2021/0212 Development Approval issued by Noosa Council on 15 September 2022. This
Preliminary Plan is to be submitted to Council with the Operational Works application. A final CMP is to
be submitted to Council at the Pre-Start meeting for the project.
The plan will provide guidelines for the works to be planned, coordinated and undertaken to a suitable
level to achieve the objectives of all relevant stakeholders, including the neighbours.
1.2 Purpose
The Plan details the measures to be adopted that will address identified impacts of the Project. The
purpose of this report is to:
• Provide a framework for establishing best practice management standards to mitigate
potential environmental harm
• Provide mechanism to reduce the potential impacts of construction and maintenance activities
on the adjoining properties
• Provide a framework to identify and control risks specific to the construction of this project
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2 Project Details
2.1 Property Details
Lot and Plan: Lot 69 RP81810
Address: 66 Seaview Terrace, Sunshine Beach, Queensland 4567
Area: 574m2
Council Noosa Shire Council
The site location is shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1: Location of Proposed Dwelling
2.2 Approvals
This property has a Development Permit for Material Change of Use of Premises (Dwelling House),
approved by Noosa Council under MCU/21/0212. The approved documents include:
• Site plan Shaun Lockyer Architects
• Building plans Shaun Lockyer Architects
• Coastal Hazards Assessment Royal Haskoning DHV
• Geotechnical Investigation Tectonic
The approved building plans are presented in Appendix A.
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2.3 Proposed Works
The existing site is vacant and treed. The proposed works include:
• Site establishment
• Clearing of trees
• Earthworks/excavations
• Infrastructure installation (water, sewer, electrical)
• Structure works, including slabs, frames and roof
• Internal fit out
• Driveways and hardscapes
• Landscaping and external fitout
• Finishing and tidying
The duration of each component is to be determined by the Project Manager prior to site works
commencing.
Figure 2 shows an aerial view of the existing site.
Figure 2: Existing site
2.4 Key Considerations
The works should be undertaken with the following key considerations:
• Ensure the works meet the needs and standards of the stakeholder, particularly the owner,
neighbours and Council
• Minimise disturbance to surrounding neighbours during the entire works form noise, dust and
traffic
• Ensure the safety of the workers and public during the entire work
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3 Construction Management
3.1 Security and Access
This site is located towards the end of Seaview Terrace in a cul-de-sac, with a pedestrian access path
from the street to the beach outside the northern boundary. The land beyond the eastern boundary
does not form part of the property and is to be restricted. The site access for the works will be Seaview
Terrace. It is understood that houses in the street are used for a combination of permanent residents
and short term rentals.
During site establishment, the Project Manager is to clearly identify the extent of the work site and
erect secure and safe temporary fence with appropriate access and egress points. Signage is to be hung
on the fence to notify:
• Site is a construction zone
• Entry and exit points
• Site contact/responsible person
• Expected timeframes of work
• Required PPE
• Any other information that the contractor deems relevant or important
The Project Manager is to ensure the gates are secured at the closing of each working day to prevent
unintended access to the construction site.
3.2 Safety
The principal consultant is responsible for preparing a Work Health and Safety Management Plan that
is specific to this project and its associated components, and that complies with their internal policies
and relevant legalisation.
Pre-start/induction meetings are to be held for all site staff and subcontractors prior to commencing
works. Topics covered shall include, at minimum:
• Site access and parking
• Work times
• Emergency procedures and evacuation routes
• First aid givers and facilities
• Location of staff facilities such as amenities
• Material storage and handling
• Noise and dust suppression
• Environmental management
The Project Manager shall request and review SWMS from the subcontractors to ensure compliance
with the Work Health and Safety Management Plan.
3.3 Work Hours
The standard hours of operation are 6:30am to 6:30pm, Monday to Saturday excluding public holidays,
as permitted under the Environmental Protection Act 1994.
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3.4 Traffic Management
3.4.1 Existing traffic conditions
The property is located at the end of Seaview Terrace in a cul-de-sac. There are three driveways beyond
the subject property.
The end leg of Seaview Terrace (north of intersection with McAnally Drive) is a two-way residential
street and displays a ‘No Through Road’ sign. There are no footpaths, and the eastern edge of the road
up to the cul-de-sac is painted with yellow lines to restrict parking.
Figure 3 shows the entrance to Seaview Terrace from the McAnally Drive intersection. This image was
taken when other residential construction works were being undertaken in the street and shows a
temporary warning sign.
Figure 3: Existing road entrance (google street view)
Figure 4 shows the existing property frontage from the cul-de-sac facing south. The rock bollards are
to be removed, which will provide parking in the road reserve.
66 Seaview Terrace
Figure 4: Existing road frontage (google street view)
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3.4.2 Temporary Signage and Traffic Control Measures This property is located toward the end a no-through road, with 3 driveways beyond the site. As such, most of the traffic on the road will not need to pass the work site, however all construction vehicles and trucks will have to pass most properties in the street to reach the site. The effects to existing traffic and pedestrian activities due to the additional traffic during the works is to be minimised as much as reasonably possible. If traffic control is required, all required line marking, traffic cones, and physical protection such as water‐filled barriers or concrete jersey barriers will be in place in accordance with Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Some of the items to be implemented to manage traffic include: • Access routes to construction areas • Signage • Car parking • Notification protocols and time of operation Figure 5 below presents the proposed traffic guidance scheme for the works. Figure 5: Traffic guidance scheme Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567 Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 9 of 38
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3.4.3 Car Parking
The project should be timed to ensure traffic disruptions are minimised by excessive contractors
attending the site. Adequate staff parking shall be provided on the site and supplemented by lawful
street parking along the western side of Seaview Terrace.
3.4.4 Delivery Management
The project manager and contractors shall coordinate deliveries to prevent traffic disturbance. The
following shall be given consideration:
• Time of day and distance travelled for deliveries
• Size and weight of delivery
• Aids available for lifting of materials (crane, etc)
• Material storage location
The recommended delivery loading and unloading zone is in the road reserve fronting the property. No
parking or standing of contractor vehicles is permitted over yellow curb lines.
3.5 Communication Plan
The Project Manager is to communicate with relevant stakeholders to advise of agreed construction
times, impacts on traffic, services and other relevant issues. A preliminary communication protocol is
presented in Table 1.
Table 1: Preliminary Communication Protocol
Stakeholder Communication Timing
Emergency services Email of to notify of proposed At start and end of site works
(Noosa Heads Police Station, works and access points
Noosa Heads Fire & Rescue,
Noosa Heads Ambulance Service)
Residences in the end leg of Letter box drop of proposed 3-4 weeks prior to site works
Seaview Terrace works, expected time frames, site commencing
contact, agrees parking
arrangements and traffic impacts
Residences in the end leg of Notification of one-off temporary As required, with suitable notice
Seaview Terrace traffic condition changes (ie,
temporary blockage from large
delivery truck)
Residences in the end leg of Service interruptions (eg, As required, with suitable notice
Seaview Terrace and other electricity, water supply)
affected residences
Figure 6 outlines the location of the key neighbours.
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Figure 6: relevant neighbours 3.6 Complaints and Incidents Construction, traffic and safety related complaints and incidents shall be documented by the project manager and followed up with suitable correspondence and corrective action. Appropriate signage at the front of the site shall contain the contract information for the project manager. Appendix C presents a complaints register template. Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567 Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 11 of 38
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4 Environmental Management
4.1 Erosion and Sediment Control
An Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (ESCP) is to be prepared for the Operational Works permit with
the aim of avoiding degradation of receiving waters and erosion of soil by implementing control
measures during the construction phase.
Table 2 below details the strategies for erosion and sediment control. The Project Manager is the
responsible person and is to undertake regular monitoring.
Table 2: Erosion and Sediment Control Strategy
Strategy Actions Monitoring
Site Management • Strategically locate site facilities, access points and stockpiles to • Contractor to
avoid or minimise potential impacts conduct regular
• Locate clear of drainage pathways and/or water bodies audits and complete
• Ensure perimeter controls (i.e., silt fencing, accesses etc.) are Form 3: Stormwater
established, maintained & functioning effectively Management,
Erosion and Sediment
Control (Appendix D).
• Regular visual
inspections of site
and Contractor
records held by PM.
Minimise exposed areas • Staging of earthwork activities • Regular visual
of earthworks • Ensure erosion control measures are added, modified and/or inspections by PM.
repositioned in progress with works
• Cover exposed areas with turf/grassing, mulch or protective
covers
• Ensure surface cover is maintained & grass cover is adequately
watered
• Revegetate slopes and surface upon completion
• Ensure regular irrigation and maintenance until established
Avoid erosive slopes • Identify areas of the site with high erosion or sediment • Regular visual
generation potential prior to commencing works inspections by PM.
• Limit embankment slopes to 1:4 where practical
• Ensure suitable protection & controls are implemented and
maintained
• Provide physical protection (i.e., reinforced matting etc.) to
steeper slopes)
• Ensure protective covering remains secured
• Ensure vegetation cover is established where required
Divert upstream runoff • Construct bunds or diversion channels around earthworks • Regular visual
away from construction • Provide scour erosion protection at discharge points (i.e., inspections by PM.
areas stormwater discharge outlet and creek bank protection)
• Ensure devices & controls operate effectively
Minimise sediment loss • Construct silt fences, gravel check dams, bunds, sediment traps, • Regularly maintain as
from disturbed rip rap protection or other control devices (i.e., cover matting, necessary (i.e.,
construction areas mulch etc.) to reduce sediment loss & transport weekly or after storm
• Ensure all devices and measures are installed and operating events).
effectively • Regular visual
inspections by PM.
Avoid/reschedule • Do not carry out works likely to result in excessive • Inspect works to
construction activities erosion/sediment loss ensure erosion risks
during wet weather • Do not undertake concreting works during unfavourable weather are minimized.
• Remove sediment from roadways, gutters, and drainage systems
• Review works program during unfavourable weather
Minimise runoff • Construct silt fences, gravel check dams, bunds, basins, retention • Inspect works to
velocities and volume systems and other approved devices in flow paths ensure erosion risks
from disturbed areas • Ensure measures are installed and operating effectively are minimized.
• Clean when necessary (weekly or after storm events)
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Reduce sediment • Install sedimentation basins if required. • Regular visual
transport offsite • Placement of gravel/rubble grid or suitable alternative at site inspections by PM
entry and exit points to prevent tracking of material onto offsite
roads
• Sweep or otherwise clean offsite roads which may have been
impacted by site activities
4.2 Stormwater Quality Management
Spills and contaminates management shall be undertaken to prevent unintended releases to the
environment and contamination to stormwaters. Table 3 below details the strategies. The Project
Manager is the responsible person and is to undertake regular monitoring.
Table 3: Stormwater Quality Management Strategy
Strategy Actions Monitoring
Storage of chemicals • Store on site in a secured, roofed, bunded area and minimal • Regular visual
and/or fuel quantities stored. Bunding to be in accord with Australian inspections by PM
Standards AS1940.
• Ensure storage is safe, secured and locked after hours.
Refuelling of Equipment • Conduct refuelling using a spill tray and spill kit. • Regular visual
& Machinery • Ensure apparatus and kits are available at equipment refuelling inspections by PM
stations.
Routine maintenance of • Provide all maintenance off-site or if unavoidable within • Regular visual
vehicles or plant appropriately bunded areas. inspections by PM
• Ensure all vehicles and plant on-site are well maintained.
Spillages of • Contain and collect contaminated material using of spill kits, as • Regular visual
contaminants required and dispose of contaminated material to an approved inspections by PM
facility with all approvals.
• Management to occur as soon as practicable. Obtain permits for
transport and disposal.
• Cover transported loads
Use of herbicides, • Prepare & apply using suitable apparatus, equipment & • Regular visual
insecticides, and protective gear as required. Apply to manufacturer’s inspections by PM
fertilisers. specification & in an environmentally sound manner.
• Ensure chemicals used in a safe manner and without
inappropriate exposure to any personnel, drainage paths or
water bodies. Provide training where appropriate.
4.3 Water Conservation and Reuse
The overall objective of these strategies is to ensure that the use of potable water supplies is minimised
during construction activities at the site. Table 4 indicates the recommended strategies for water
minimisation and reuse. The sources of alternative water supplies for construction activities may
include rainwater, stormwater, etc. from site activities and/or imported recycled water if allowable.
Table 4: Water Conservation and Reuse Strategy
Strategy Actions Monitoring
Minimize consumption of • Utilise alternative water supplies (imported treated effluent, • Monitor and maintain
potable water supplies rainwater, etc.) for dust management/ vehicle washing etc. if records of the usage
during construction by lawfully available. of potable water
using water efficient • Adopt practices to minimize water consumption, such as: supplies during
appliances and fixtures o minimize the area of exposed area requiring dust control construction.
(equivalent to 3 STAR o sweep rather than hose to clean construction areas • Records to be
WELS Rating). including paths & gutters provided to the PM.
o use buckets of water to clean tools instead of running
Ensure compliance with water
any water restrictions
that may be in place
Educate staff and • Include section on water reuse and conservation in • PM to conduct
subcontractors on water environmental site induction training. regular audits of
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Strategy Actions Monitoring
conservation and reuse contractor water
practices as required usage.
Temporary use of water • Import Class A+ effluent, for storage in water tanks and use in • Ensure certification of
storage infrastructure establishing landscaping (if feasible) quality of effluent is
obtained and
provided to the PM
4.4 Waste Management and Minimisation
The general objective of these strategies is to encourage waste minimisation during construction
activities based on the hierarchy of waste avoidance, waste reduction, reuse, recycling, and disposal as
a last resort.
The closest Resource Recover Centre is operated by Nosa Council and located at 561 Eumundi Road
Noosa. Figure 7 below shows the location of the tip and the haulage route of the smallest distance. Any
damage to the existing road system as a result of haulage operations shall be fully repaired at the
contractors expense.
Figure 7: Waste Haulage Route
The relevant disposal items this Resource Recover Centre accepts are outlined in Table 5.
Table 5: Disposal Items for closest resource recovery centre
Free Disposal Items Fee-based disposal items
• Motor Oil • General Waste
• Batteries (domestic) • Garden Waste
• Lead-acid batteries (eg car batteries) • Timber
• Scrap metals • Concrete
• Comingled recycling • Tyres
• Cardboard/paper • Fluoro tubes
• Chemicals (domestic)
• Polystyrene (domestic)
• Gas bottles (empty)
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Table 6 contains the recommended strategies for waste management and minimisation for the site.
The is the responsible person and is to undertake regular monitoring.
Table 6: Waste Management and Minimisation
Strategy Actions Monitoring
Minimise waste • Purchase minimum necessary materials and packaging. Establish • PM to conduct
generation during and maintain an inventory of waste materials regular audits
construction phases • Use adequately sized waste bins but ensure they are regularly
emptied.
Maximize reuse and • Provide and regularly monitor facilities for recycling of all • PM to conduct
recycling of waste possible materials such as waste oils, paper, plastics, solvents, regular audits
during construction metal, glass and wood by providing separate recycling bins.
Contract reputable waste management contractors to remove
items for recycling.
• Ensure all staff are familiar with reduce, reuse and recycle
practices.
• Provide information on the hierarchy of waste management at
staff training and site induction programs
Establish effective • Allocate and clearly identify collection areas and effective • PM to conduct
collection facilities storage areas. regular audits
• Provide clearly marked recycling bins and other waste
receptacles.
• All waste pick-ups should occur in designated areas.
Disposal of wastes • Ensure all wastes generated on-site are disposed in an • PM to conduct
appropriate manner at facilities licensed to accept the waste regular audits
materials.
• Use waste manifest system as required for regulated wastes by
the Department of Environment and Heritage Protection.
4.5 Flora and Fauna Protection
The existing property is treed and bound by treed land to the north and east. Table 7 indicates the
recommended strategies for flora and fauna protection. The Project Manager is the responsible person
and is to undertake regular monitoring.
Table 7: Flora and Fauna Protection
Strategy Actions Monitoring
Minimise disturbance of • All areas of vegetation not to be disturbed shall be clearly and • Regular visual
sensitive areas visibly marked at the start of each construction phase to ensure inspections by PM
construction activities, including vehicle movement, equipment
storage etc. do not enter or encroach on marked areas.
• All trees to be retained within or adjacent to construction areas
are to be clearly marked using flagging tape.
Obtain appropriate • Appropriate OPW approvals to be gained prior to vegetation • PM to ensure
permits for any removal appropriate
vegetation removal approvals are in
place
Fauna Care • Transport any native fauna injured during works to a native • PM to facilitate
animal hospital or refuge care if needed
• RSPCA Location: Cnr Hollett and, W Eumundi Rd, Noosaville QLD
4562
Weed Eradication & • Locate and eradicate declared plants by suitably qualified and • Regular visual
Controls experienced persons. inspections by PM
• Separate weeds from vegetation shredding activities to prevent
spread/regrowth of weeds.
Re-vegetation • All disturbed areas should be stabilized or rehabilitated at • Regular visual
/Rehabilitation completion of works on that area. Implement interim controls inspections by PM
where extended periods are likely.
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4.6 Noise and Air Controls
The objective of this strategy is to ensure that construction activities do not cause disturbance to
neibouring residents from noise or air emissions. Table 8 indicates the recommended strategies for
noise and air quality control. The Project Manager is the responsible person and is to undertake regular
monitoring.
Table 8: Noise and Air Quality Control Strategies
Strategy Actions Monitoring
Minimise plant and • Ensure regular maintenance according to manufacturer's schedule. • Regular monitoring by
equipment noise • Ensure all plant and equipment is fitted with noise suppression PM
devices. • Regularly monitor
• Opertae only during approved hours performance &
• Schedule noisy activities for times when least disturbance will be activities to prevent
caused unnecessary noise.
• Provide prior notification to neighbours of activities as appropriate. • Undertake Noise
• Attend promptly to any complaints. Measurement when
• Complete Environmental Complaints Register required
Minimise plant and • Ensure regular maintenance according to manufacturer's schedule. • Maintenance records
equipment emissions to be available for
inspection by PM
Minimise dust • Stabilize or cover exposed areas/stockpiles with turf, mulch or • Visual observation by
other approved treatment. PM
• Ensure exposed areas and vehicle routes are dampened during • Regularly monitor
works activities to prevent
• Cover loads during transport unnecessary dust
• Rinse transport vehicles before exiting site. emissions or waste
disposal activities.
• Undertake Air Quality
Monitoring (AS/NZS)
when required (in
response to
complaint).
Smoke • No burning permitted. • Visual observation by
• Provide facilities & arrange disposal of all on-site wastes during PM
occupancy and construction activities. Ensure all site personnel are
informed that burning is not permitted.
4.7 Amenity
The general objective of these strategies is to ensure that the construction does not create adverse
impact on the site or neighbouring properties with regard to intrusion, traffic access and property
access activities, parking, litter, weeds and public safety issues. Table 9 indicates the recommended
strategies for managing amenity issues.
Table 9: Amenity Issues Management Strategy
Strategy Actions Monitoring
Minimise visual • Inspect and remove litter daily • Regular site inspections
impact • Implement weed control over construction site and implementation of
• Maintain site in tidy condition appropriate site
management and
maintenance practices.
• Visual observation by PM.
Minimise intrusion • No entry of neighbouring properties unless prior consent has been • Evidence of consent to be
obtained where required. provided to PM prior to
• Manage construction activities to avoid intrusion of neighbouring entry to properties.
properties.
Traffic impacts and • Ensure travel routes, employee parking, site access and deliveries • Visual observation and
site access do not cause traffic restrictions or safety hazards. review of
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Strategy Actions Monitoring
• Ensure access to neighbouring properties is not restricted. records/permits/approval
• Obtain Local Authority permits where required. s by PM.
• Ensure close supervision & continually review/inspect measures
regularly.
• Attend promptly to any complaints.
Public Safety and • Liaise with PM and Council on public safety requirements. • Visual observation and
Community Issues • Liaise with neighbours concerning issues. Record complaints review of records by PM.
(Appendix C), outcomes and actions.
• Ensure close supervision & continually review and inspect public
safety measures regularly.
• Ensure appropriate procedures & processes for complaints are
implemented and communication lines are clearly established.
• Attend promptly to complaints.
4.8 Cultural Heritage
The overall objective of the strategies outlined below is to minimise the potential for any impacts to
Cultural Heritage. Table 10 indicates the recommended strategies for Cultural Heritage Protection.
Table 10: Cultural Heritage Protection
Strategy Actions Monitoring
Protection of Aboriginal • Cease operations immediately if any Aboriginal, archaeological, or • Visual observation
Cultural Heritage historic item or places may be identified, located or exposed during the and review of
course of the development. records by PM.
• Notify Qld Government Cultural Heritage Unit for advice.
• Record any instances where potentially protected areas are
encountered, and actions taken.
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5 Incidents and Reporting
5.1 Incidences
Incidents, emergencies, or deviations from this CEMP are classified as non-conformances. Non-
conformance events shall be treated in the following manner:
1. Notify the Project Manager
2. Record time, date, nature and corrective actions proposed to be provided to the Project
Manager within twenty-four hours
3. The Project Manager shall liaise with relevant authorities to confirm the nature of any
corrective action required.
4. Corrective action implemented
5. The incident report form finalised
5.2 Reporting
The Contractor shall liaise with the Department of Environment and Science when a non-conformance
event resulting in environmental harm or risk has been reported. This advice shall include information
on:
• The location of the incident
• The time the incident occurred
• The nature of environmental harm
• Mitigation/control measures implemented
• Success of initial actions
• Contact details of contractor
• Contact details of person reporting incident
The following forms are presented in this CEMP:
• Appendix B: Form 1 Incident Report
• Appendix C: Form 2 Environmental Incident Report
• Appendix D: Form 3 Daily Log Sheet
• Appendix E: Form 4 Stormwater Management, Erosion and Sediment Control
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Appendix A Plans of Proposed Works Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567 Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 19 of 38
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A B C D E F G site details
60 and 66 Seaview Tce,
LOT 4 Sunshine Beach QLD 4567
RP189884
Lot 96 on RP 81810
annel
public walkway Site Area 576 sqm
and ch
site boundary | 24.635 m approx | 94° 20' 40"
areas
te kerb
concre
proposed new dwelling
2.0m setback
lower ground
internal 178.70 m²
1 se
site boundary | 22.183 m approx | 4° 20' 40"
external - pav 26.40 m²
external - pool 23.15 m²
k
LOT 51
costal set bac
sub total 228.25 m²
RP81810
LOT 69
RP81810 ground floor
internal 259.93 m²
Terrace
proposed 2
story dwelling external 26.90 m²
site bounda
external - pav 27.19 m²
sub total 314.02 m²
ry | 22.34
2 level 01
Seaview
internal 12.15 m²
8 m appro
external 78.25 m²
sub total 89.75 m²
x | 177° 21'
3 subtotal internal 450.78 m²
subtotal external 181.89 m²
50"
proposed new
total 632.67 m²
driveway
site cover
proposed new
stormwater max 40% = 230.43 m²
connection
lower ground 219.6 m² / 38.12%
4 proposed new
sewer connection
2.0m setback ground floor 230.16 m² / 39.95%
level 01 29.8 m² / 5.17%
10.5m coa
elec pillar sewer pump out line
proposed electrical site boundary | 27.345 m approx | 274° 20' 40"
2.0m setback
stal setback
connection to new dwelling
elec
power pole notes
LOT 68
RP81810 1. All works to be carried out in
FFL 35.750 accordance with the general
roof ridge approx construction notes on coversheet of this
package.
2. All works to be carried out in
accordance with the DA and BA
including drawings & conditions.
3. Areas measured to outside face of
walls. External covered area
calculations do not include external
areas under eaves, driveway and
uncovered hardscaping.
legend
existing sewer line
existing stormwater line
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APPROVED PLAN
existing electrical line
MCU21/0212
existing telephone
NOOSA COUNCIL
existing water line
15 SEPTEMBER 2022 note: refer survey for all existing services
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
LM
JB
G
H
6.05.22
21.06.22
DA RFI
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane site plan SD 100.00 J SCALE As
indicated
proposed site plan
JB I 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB J 01.09.22 DA Approval Set schematic design
1:1 @ A3
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212 A B C D E F G
NOOSA COUNCIL 2450 2760 4990
public walkway
15 SEPTEMBER 2022 3000
3000
site boundary | 24.635 m approx | 94° 20' 40"
2.0m setback
timber fence to boundary
3622
pool window
2.0m setback
pool
pool window line of building over
1
sheer + blk
art
dumbells
bike
k
k +3m
coastal setbac
out
1
coastal setbac
site bounda
400.02
gym bed 03
site boundary | 22.183 m approx | 4° 20' 40"
RL 30.280
tim tim
c/trainer
robe
ry | 22.34
6660
natural art
ground
functional
trainer
8 m approx
mirror wall
sheer + blk
bench
f/h
store
| 177° 21
out
' 50"
bed 02
bath shwr tim
line of build
2 robe
dry
1 bathroom
ing over
400.01 tile
wm
tile
laundry
family
3220
sheer
wm
tim
powder
f/h store
rail over
tile up
FFL 30.900
3
art
timber fen
FFL 30.900
linen
wine art
ce to boun
f/h art
sheer + blk
store chute guest
tim
wc
drying ct
dary
out
stone
6580
FFL 30.810 ensuite
tile
gate
1
400.00
shwr
surfboard store
robe
blind
FFL 30.810
line of building over
4 2.0m setback
10.5m coa
up shr
2100
store
stal setback
timber fence to boundary
site boundary | 27.345 m approx | 274° 20' 40"
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
LM
JB
G
H
1.04.22
21.06.22
Revised DA
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane floor plan SD 200.00 J SCALE 1 : 100
lower ground
JB I 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB J 01.09.22 DA Approval Set
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
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A B C D E F G APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212
2450 2760 4990 NOOSA COUNCIL
3000 3000 public walkway
15 SEPTEMBER 2022
site boundary | 24.635 m approx | 94° 20' 40"
timber fence to boundary
pool fence
swimming pool
3622
2.0m setback
FFL 34.010
450
1 shower
console
outoor room line of void over
pool living
tile
k +3m
k
coastal setbac
tile
site bounda
equipment
fireplace
coastal setbac
1
400.02
site boundary | 22.183 m approx | 4° 20' 40"
ry | 22.34
6660
Terrace
8 m approx
| 177° 21
scooter
Seaview
' 50"
line of void over
bbq
dining
tile
2
sheer
entry
1 tile
400.01
FFL 34.115 FFL 34.130 FFL 34.140
bar
3220
console f/ht chute
joinery
art
pdr
tile
up kitchen
tile
3
bikes pantry
SUP over
timber fen
roller door
art
?
ce to boun
SUP over
tim
art
proposed new
dary
driveway
chute
6580
garage ensuite
kyack over
SUP over
bath
2.0m setback
con01 tile
1 FFL 33.980
400.00
robe
garage door over
tim
skylight over
wc
f/ht joinery
shr
robe
robe
battery charger
4 2.0m setback
up
2100
bikes
bins gas
timber fence to boundary
elec pillar
site boundary | 27.345 m approx | 274° 20' 40"
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
power pole
LM
JB
F
G
1.04.22
21.06.22
Revised DA
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane floor plan SD 200.01 I SCALE 1 : 100
ground level
JB H 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB I 01.09.22 DA Approval Set
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212 A B C D E F G
NOOSA COUNCIL 2450 2760 4990
15 SEPTEMBER 2022 3000
site boundary | 24.635 m approx | 94° 20' 40"
3000
swimming pool under
3622
2.0m setback
1
line of awning over
facade screen
site bounda
k
k +3m
coastal setbac
1
coastal setbac
facade screen
400.02
ry | 22.34
site boundary | 22.183 m approx | 4° 20' 40"
6660
outdoor room under
8 m approx
| 177° 21
planted
roof over
scooter
' 50"
store roof over
2 glass balustrade
1 stone
400.01
firepit
crockery/ d/w bar fridges
3220
glassware mwave under
sk fridge
up
art
3
powder A/C HWU
services
pebble
6580
roof
1
400.00 solar
array
skl01
4 2.0m setback
2100
site boundary | 27.345 m approx | 274° 20' 40"
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
LM
JB
E
F
1.04.22
21.06.22
Revised DA
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane floor plan SD 200.02 H SCALE 1 : 100
level 01
JB G 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB H 01.09.22 DA Approval Set schematic design
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212 A B C D E F G
NOOSA COUNCIL 2450 2760 4990
15 SEPTEMBER 2022
3000 3000
site boundary | 24.635 m approx | 94° 20' 40"
3622
2.0m setback
1
site bounda
k
k +3m
coastal setbac
1
coastal setbac
400.02
ry | 22.34
site boundary | 22.183 m approx | 4° 20' 40"
void
6660
8 m approx
| 177° 21
' 50"
fire pit under
solar
array
2
1
400.01
3220
proposed roof shaded grey
3
6580
1
400.00
4 2.0m setback
2100
site boundary | 27.345 m approx | 274° 20' 40"
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
LM
JB
E
F
1.04.22
21.06.22
Revised DA
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane floor plan SD 210.00 H SCALE 1 : 100
roof plan
JB G 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB H 01.09.22 DA Approval Set schematic design
1:1 @ A3
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212
NOOSA COUNCIL
15 SEPTEMBER 2022
1 2 3 4
ngl +8m
2.00m setback
site boundary
2.0m setback
site boundary
RL 40.480
roof
RL39.790
2400
rnd01 tbs01
roof terrace
RL37.870 skl01
level 01
RL37.390
3250
ngl
tbs01
ground level stn01
RL34.140
3240
lower ground
RL30.900
1 elevation west
- 1 : 100
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
LM
JB
E
F
1.04.22
21.06.22
Revised DA
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane boundary elevations SD 300.00 H SCALE 1 : 100
elevation west
JB G 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB H 01.09.22 DA Approval Set schematic design
1:1 @ A3
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212
NOOSA COUNCIL
15 SEPTEMBER 2022
C B A
2450.000
costal setback
site boundary
2.0m setback
site boundary
RL 40.480
roof
RL39.790
1920
ngl +8m rnd01
tbs01
roof terrace
RL37.870
level 01
480
RL37.390 rnd01
3250
stn01
stn01
bal01
ground level
RL34.140
fen01
3240
lower ground
RL30.900
ngl
1 elevation north
- 1 : 100
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
LM
JB
E
F
1.04.22
21.06.22
Revised DA
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane boundary elevations SD 300.01 H SCALE 1 : 100
elevation north
JB G 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB H 01.09.22 DA Approval Set schematic design
1:1 @ A3
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212
NOOSA COUNCIL
15 SEPTEMBER 2022
site boundary
2.5m setback
2.5m setback
site boundary
roof
RL39.790
1920
rnd01 bal01
ngl +8m
roof terrace
RL37.870
level 01
480
rnd01 rnd01
RL37.390
3250
scr01 scr01
bal01
ground level
RL34.140
3240
stn01 stn01 stn01 stn01
lower ground
RL30.900
ngl
fen01
1 elevation east
- 1 : 100
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
LM
JB
E
F
1.04.22
21.06.22
Revised DA
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane boundary elevations SD 300.02 H SCALE 1 : 100
elevation east
JB G 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB H 01.09.22 DA Approval Set schematic design
1:1 @ A3
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
Document Set ID: 22110405
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212
NOOSA COUNCIL
15 SEPTEMBER 2022
A B C
site boundary
coastal setback
2.0m setback
site boundary
roof
RL39.790
rnd01
2400
rnd01
roof terrace ngl +8m at line of building
RL37.870 skl01
level 01
RL37.390
fen01 ngl +8m
3250
rnd01 gls01 scr01 scr01 scr01
stn01
ground level
RL34.140
rnd01 stn01
3240
lower ground fen01
RL30.900
ngl
1 elevation south
- 1 : 100
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIENT DRAWING NAME PHASE DWG NO REV PROJECT NO 0375
LM
JB
E
F
1.04.22
21.06.22
Revised DA
DA Comparison
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane boundary elevations SD 300.03 H SCALE 1 : 100
elevation south
JB G 19.08.22 DA RFI Response
Sunshine Beach
JB H 01.09.22 DA Approval Set schematic design
1:1 @ A3
Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Architect. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of the Architect constitutes an infringement of copyright.
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212 A B C
NOOSA COUNCIL
15 SEPTEMBER 2022 1500 1500 500 1615 1500
pdr
site boundary | 22.183 m approx | 4° 20' 4 0"
tile
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8
up
future concrete path tbc by
council
3
140
bikes
no curb to edge of seaview
terrace at location of SU P over
residence. curb detail and FFL 34.120
construction tbc by coun cil FFL 34.340
and built in accordance with FFL 34.310 FFL 34.345
council standards
roller door
SU P over
note: levels and driveway
profile based on existing
levels take from detail
survey M 3672 3001 001
dated 17/5/21
all driveway levels to be +25 0m m above
reviewed on site with 20
seaview terrace
invert level
builder
max width at kerb invert
FFL 34.080 FFL 34.100
FFL 34.040
5000
4000
kerb transition kerb transition kerb transition roll under
FFL 33.850 gradient m ax 1 in 8 gradien t m ax 1 in 40 gradien t m ax 1 in 20 approx. 1 in 20 garage
approx 1:24 actual
con01
kyack over
SUP over
FFL 33.980
gutter crossing in
accordance with council
standards driveway finish:
natural stone
crazy pave
skylight over
garage door over
FFL 33.775 FFL 33.810
FFL 33.865
f/ht joinery
FFL 33.585
robe
battery charger
4
FFL 33.940 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
up
bin store
bikes
bins gas
elec pillar
site boundary | 27.345 m approx | 27 4° 20' 40"
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIEN T DR AW ING N AM E PHASE DW G NO R EV PRO JECT NO 0375
LM A 6.05.22 DA RFI
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane landscape details SD 640.00 A SC ALE 1 : 50
detail driveway plan
Sunshine Beach
D o not scale from draw ings. D imensions are to be checked on site prior to com m encem ent of w ork. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. A ny dim ensions not nominated m ust be referred to the A rchitect for confirma tion. The concepts and inform ation contained in this docum ent are the copyright of Architect. U se or copying of the docum ent in w hole or in part w ithout the w ritten permission of the A rchitect constitutes an infringem ent of copyright.
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APPROVED PLAN
MCU21/0212
NOOSA COUNCIL
15 SEPTEMBER 2022
A B
roof terrace
RL37.870
1500 1500 500 1615 1500
transition 1 in 8 transition 1 in 40 max 1 in 20 (approx 1 in 24) roll under (approx 1 in 24)
site boundary
kerb invert
seaview terrace
garage
future footpath zone
tbc by council
note: levels and driveway
profile based on existing
levels take from detail
survey M 3672 3001 001
dated 17/5/21
ground level
RL34.140
approx. NG L from su rvey
drying cou rt bath
DRAWN REV DATE ISSUE PROJECT CLIEN T DR AW ING N AM E PHASE DW G NO R EV PRO JECT NO 0375
LM A 6.05.22 DA RFI
66 Seaview Tce, G & C Deane landscape details SD 640.01 A SC ALE 1 : 50
driveway detail section
Sunshine Beach schem atic design
1:1 @ A3
D o not scale from draw ings. D imensions are to be checked on site prior to com m encem ent of w ork. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. A ny dim ensions not nominated m ust be referred to the A rchitect for confirma tion. The concepts and inform ation contained in this docum ent are the copyright of Architect. U se or copying of the docum ent in w hole or in part w ithout the w ritten permission of the A rchitect constitutes an infringem ent of copyright.
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Appendix B Form 1: Incident Report Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567 Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 31 of 38
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Form 1: Incident Report Prepared By: Date: Position: Environmental Incident Details: Incident Date: Time: Duration: Location: Description Description of Actual or Potential Damage: Corrective Action Details: Temporary Corrective Action Undertaken: Further Corrective Action Required: Corrective Action Complete (sign): Date: Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567 Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 32 of 38
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Appendix C Form 2: Complaint Report Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567 Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 33 of 38
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Form 2: Environmental Complaint Report
Prepared By: ……………………………………………………..…………… Date: ………..………… Time: …..…………
Position: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……...
Complaint By: …...………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Not Identified*
Contact Numbers: Phone: ……………………… Email: ……………….…………………………………………….………..
Method of Complaint: Phone Letter Email Verbal/Personal
Date of Complaint: …………………………………. Time: ..……………………
Date Incident Occurred: …………………………… Time: …………………….
Location: …………………………………………………………………………………………………..………………………………………………….
………………………….………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Description of Complaint: ……………………………………………………………...................................................................
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Response action and investigation undertaken: ………………………………………………………......................................
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Response action/investigation authorized by: ………………..…………………………………………………………………….……..
Results of initial investigation: ……………………..…………………………………………………………………………………….……..…
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Complainant notified: ………………………………………….…… by/Signed: ………………………..………….……………
Corrective Action/Follow Up Action Required: …………………………………………………………………………………..…………
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……………
Actions Complete: ………………………………………………………….………………. by/Signed: …………………………………….
Complainant notified: …………………………………………………..…….……. by/Signed: …………………………………….
Circulation: PM
Department of Environment and Science
Noosa Shire Council
…………………………………………………………………………
Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567
Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 34 of 38
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Appendix D Form 3: Daily Log Sheet Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567 Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 35 of 38
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Form 3: Daily Log Sheet
Prepared By: Week Beginning:
MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT SUN
Date
Rainfall (mm)
CEMP Compliance
DESCRIPTION MON TUE WED THU FRI NOTES
Water
Ponding, runoff evident
Erosion evident
Functional diversion drains
Functional sediment fences, catch
dams and other sediment
containment devices
Waste
Site clean with no lose materials /
rubbish
Noise
Any significant noise
Ecology
Vegetation not included in works
impacted
Pest / weeds (e.g., Fire Ants)
Fauna spotted / impacted by
works
DETAILS
MON
TUE
WED
THU
FRI
Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567
Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 36 of 38
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Appendix E Form 4: Stormwater Management, Erosion and Sediment Control Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567 Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 37 of 38
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Form 4: Stormwater Management, Erosion & Sediment Control
Prepared By: ……………………………………………….………………………… Date: ……………………………..…………….
Position: ……………………………………………………………………………………….….……………………………………………..
In Place Absent Maintenance
Required
Diversion Drains
Sediment Traps/Detention Basins
Grassing & Rehabilitation
Silt Curtains and Fences
Hay Bales
Energy Dissipaters
Bunding
Comments:……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..………………
…..……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….……..
Maintenance Requirements
Yes No
Water Running
Scouring
Erosion
Sedimentation
Debris
Slumping
No Action Necessary
Action Required
Action Determined: ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Action Authorized: …………………………………… Position: ………………………………………..
Preliminary Construction and Environmental Management Plan 66 Seaview Terrace Sunshine Beach QLD 4567
Taylor Environmental (Australia) Pty Ltd Page 38 of 38
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