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REFERENCE DOCUMENTS - RAL25/0004 (As Published)
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If there has been irrigation of wastewater to land, or subsurface injection of wastewater, describe the quantity and quality of
Not applicable
wastewater and the geological material and strata onto or into which the irrigation or injection occurred.
Describe the natural geochemistry including acid sulfate soils, or sulfide bearing minerals and assess the effects that
these soils may have on the distribution and migration of contaminants (also document how possible impacts to acid
S.3.9
sulfate soils were considered and managed during any remediation activities). B1-Does the site have acid sulfate soils?
and, B1-If yes, does the CLID address acid sulfate soils?
Describe any naturally occurring toxicants that are present in quantities or concentrations that might affect the use or
Not applicable
management of the site.
Address liquid and gaseous contaminants that may be dispersed in pore spaces, and assess the potential for, and the
S.4, S.5 and S.10
likely rate of, dispersal of contaminants to the atmosphere.
Assess whether the dispersal of contaminants from the ground could impact on air quality in buildings or underground car
S.4, S.5 and S.10
parks.
If groundwater remediation is required, assess how effectively the site’s contamination could be remediated, describe any
Not applicable
limitations, and assess the likely residual contamination.
B1-Does the CLID describe local geology and hydrogeology? S.3.2 and S.3.3
3.1.8 Environmentally relevant activities and notifiable activities (also refer EP Act 389(2)(a)(vi) and NEPM B2 s.2.1 and 3.3.5)
Provide details of any environmentally relevant activities and notifiable activities carried out on the land, whether formerly
or currently B1-Previous activities/uses S.2 (Table 1), S.3.5, S.3.16,
Focus on the materials used and waste produced during the carrying out of the activities that could be sources of on-site or S.3.17, S.4, S.5 and
offsite contamination. Appendix A
Illustrate on maps where any of the activities were carried out.
3.1.9 Earthworks (also refer EP Act 389(2)(a)(vii) and NEPM B2 s.3.3.17)
Provide details of any earthworks carried out on the land, including an inventory of any earth taken out to be treated or
dumped elsewhere, and/or earth brought on to the site as fill. B1-Imported fill, B1-Earthmoving activities
Integrate the description of any earthworks with the required description of the site’s watercourses, wetlands, geology and
hydrogeology. S.3.14, S.3.16, S.3.17, S.4
Provide maps and cross-sections to illustrate how earthworks have changed the topography and geology of the land. and S.5
Address whether the earthworks could be a source of contamination.
Assess how earthworks may have affected how water and/or other liquids move over, into or through the ground dispersing
contaminants.
3.1.10 Remediation (also refer EP Act 389(2)(a)(viii) and NEPM A, B1, B2 s.5.2, B3, B4 to B8)
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