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PG-9236, 2022-10-31, Asr Ver 1
Project No. PG-9236 Page | 2 November 2022 Ref: PG-9236, 2022-11-01, ASSMP VER 1 Looroo Property Trust – Acid Sulfate Soil Management Plan – Proposed Residential Development, 128-132 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville Tasks/Actions Investigations of ASS to date have targeted soils to a maximum depth of 3.0m below the existing ground level. Zones of materials with nett acidity above the action criteria have been identified over the site below the proposed excavation depths. The materials to a depth of approximately 1.5m have been shown by testing to not contain acid sulfate. If material below 1.5m is disturbed they will require lime treatment to neutralize acidity, to a depth of approximately 2.5 below ground level. In order to assess potential impacts and treatment requirements for ASS, the Earthworks Contractor shall prepare an earthworks schedule for the proposed construction activities prior to commencement of the construction and earthworks activities. ASS Treatment: The spoil will be removed from site and either: • treated at on-site or off-site location in accordance with the procedures given below; or − A temporary stockpile and treatment area will be established where all excavated material may be conditioned (dried) and lime treated, for subsequent use for site landscaping or general fill requirements. − Bunding will be constructed around the perimeter of the designated ASS treatment pad to intersect and contain run- off from the pad during the soil treatment operations. − A suitably sized drain or temporary retention basin will be constructed to collect drainage water from the treatment pad in the vent of heavy rainfall during the construction period. This will be constructed in a manner to protect water quality in adjacent waterways. − Drainage water or run-off collected in the retention basin will be tested to determine the quality of the water. If the water quality falls outside the performance indicators (described below), the water will be treated prior to discharge from the site. − The excavated spoil will be spread out in a designated treatment area in layers up to 0.25m loose thickness. Aglime with a neutralising value of 100% will be applied evenly over the surface and thoroughly blended into the spoil at a uniform minimum rate of 8kg (CaC03)/m3. − For all disturbed material between 1.5m below ground level and 2.5m below ground level, when incorporation of the lime is complete, Chromium Suite validation testing of the treated spoil will be carried out to establish that sufficient lime has been added (and uniformly mixed) to neutralise the acid generation potential of the spoil. The validation test will be deemed to have passed if the net acidity is 18mol H+/tonne. A higher result will require the application of additional lime, until a satisfactory validation result has been achieved. − Once lime treatment is complete, the treated spoil will be removed from site or may then be stockpiled for later use for landscaping or for general site fill requirements. − Selection of the most appropriate test methods and determination of liming requirements for neutralisation will be the responsibility of the ASS Consultant.
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