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Original Conditions December 1994
on, 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 10.6 10.7 The pedestrian/cycleway shall be generally located separate from the internal road network and shall be established in conjunction with and having regard to proposed open space areas within the site. The pedestrian/cycleway shall extend across the proposed overbridge. Prior to any works commencing on the pedestrian/cycleway system, conceptual plans of the proposed pedestrian/cycleway network shall be submitted for the approval of the Shire Engineer. All works shall be carried out to the standards and satisfaction of the Shire Engineer. The submission shall also address the timing of ° construction of various stages of the system and such construction shall again take place-in accordance with the approved submission. FILLING AND EXCAVATION All filling and/or excavation works shall be carried out strictly in accordance with the approval of the Shire Engineer and the approved Master Drainage Plan as required by Clause 4. In general major alteration.to the existing landscape will not be allowed. . . Earthworks associated with all roads shall be completed in accordance with the approved Master Drainage Plan. All proposed fill material shall be tested by an approved Geotechnical Engineer and the results submitted for approval by Council. Following completion of filling, compaction tests shall be submitted to the Building Surveyor. Building permits shall not be issued for areas of filling unless the Building Surveyor is satisfied with the fill compaction tests. Filling that will result in the pondage of water on or off the site (other than the proposed dam system and siltation ponds) shall be prohibited. All disturbed areas are to be revegetated as soon as practicable following completion of earthworks to reduce transport of sediments to Lake Weyba. Prior to commencement of earthworks, the developer shall carry. out the archaeological site works recommended by the consultant. Prior to the commencement of earthworks, the developer shall submit to the Council a survey prepared by a suitably qualified geotechnical engineer or other qualified consultant to determine the presence of the precursor for acid sulphate formation. Should the presence of this precursor be found, a management plan must also be submitted for the approval of Council. The developer shall comply with the requirements of such approved management plan in the conduct of the development of the site. a TOOT Fas
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