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Table 8: AEC Details
AEC Identified from Potential for Contamination Potential Contaminants of Concern (PCOC)
1 Northern night soil Available desktop Disposal of nightsoil, bottles, and any other co- Wastes (as placed or due to subsequent migration) with
and bottles assessment and mingled wastes with medium potential to cause unacceptable aesthetics including potential for regulated or
disposal area site walkover additional impact, primarily to underlying natural non-inert physical wastes such as asbestos, nightsoil and
(noted features or soils. chemical or other containers, and interspersed soil
interpolated areas) impacted by various materials or chemicals, primarily being:
• Heavy metals (including arsenic, cadmium, chromium,
copper, lead, nickel, mercury and zinc)
• Petroleum hydrocarbons (TRH/BTEXN)
• Organochloride and Organophosphorus Pesticides
(OCP/OPP)
• Asbestos in soil or as bulk waste materials.
2 Southern rubbish Disposal of general rubbish primarily over the Low potential for organic landfill leachate or biogas
disposal area southern portion of the site with high potential to generation, with higher potential for inorganic leachates.
cause additional impact, primarily to underlying
natural soils and the fill/soil interface that may have Lower potential for soil to be impacted by pathogens or
perched groundwater. other chemicals such as polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAH),
polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB), semi volatile organic
substances (SVOC) and per- and polyfluoroalkyl
substances (PFAS).
3 Groundwater, Historical landfilling - the potential for wastes to interact and migrate with groundwater or surface stormwater flows
surface water and cannot be ruled out, in particular from the presence of any groundwater perched in or at the base of the waste
associated profile.
springs
Cemetery - there is potential for any cemetery impact (primarily nutrients, pathogens, metals and SVOC) to
migrate onto the subject site via perched or deeper groundwater.
125 Lot 105 SP118458 Cooroy DSI 12062024 Rev0 Lot 105 SP118458, Cooroy, QLD, 4563
12/06/2024 29 Detailed Site Contamination Investigation
Document Set ID: 23717062
Version: 0, Version Date: 01/01/1900
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