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EMP v2 - ESSENCE OF PEREGIAN 215 DAVID LOW WAY, PEREGIAN BEACH
Essence of Peregian Beach - Environmental Management Plan (Construction and Operation) v2
Table 1 - Project Environmental Management Plan (Construction and Operation)
Based on the information contained in the Environmental Checklist Report (Attachment B), the following environmental aspects and issues have been identified for the project. The management measures
detailed below are to be implemented in order to:
• Manage environmental constraints identified for the site;
• Address statutory and environmental requirements for the proposed development; and
• Assist Council and/or their nominated contractor to meet their “General Environmental Duty” under Section 319 of the Environmental Protection Act 1994, to not carry out any activity that causes or is
likely to cause harm unless all reasonable and practical measures have been taken to prevent or minimise the harm.
Responsible Comments on
Aspect/Issue Management Measure Project Phase Discipline Implementation
Statutory Approvals and Permits
Approval from NSC granted MCU16/0153 REC16/0041 ▪ N/A
Environmental Offsets
Schedule 11 Koala ▪ Direct delivery or financial payment (TBA) Pre-Construction Thomco None
Mandatory Reporting or Notification
Spotter Catcher Report ▪ Follow FMP and directions of spotter catcher during clearing Construction Construction Contractor
/Spotter catcher
Design Requirements
As per approval ▪ Enact measures prescribed in DA conditions and documents All Construction Contractor /
Site managers
Contract Documentation
▪ General Environmental Duty under the Environmental ▪ A project specific environmental specification should be prepared and Construction and Engineering
Protection Act 1994 included in the contract documents. As a minimum it should include the Operation
requirements detailed in the preconstruction, construction and
operation sections below.
Preconstruction
▪ General Environmental Duty under the Environmental ▪ The following plans must be submitted by the contractor prior to Construction Construction Contractor
Protection Act 1994 commencement of the contract for review and acceptance:
o The release of sediments or other contaminants o Fauna Management Plan (FMP)
to waters or stormwater systems is an offence o Environmental Management Plan (Construction); and
under Section 440ZG of the Environmental
o Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (in accordance with the
Protection Act 1994 (EP Act).
IECA Best Practice Erosion and Sediment Control 2008).
Construction
• The vegetation and habitat present immediately west of • Vegetation clearing is not to occur outside of the Project area. The Construction Construction Contractor
the Project area (Council Reserve and Noosa National western boundary is to be clearly fenced and labelled as a no-go-zone.
Park) is considered to contain flora and fauna protected
under the Commonwealth Environment Protection and
Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 and Nature
Conservation Act 1992.
• All Aboriginal Cultural heritage is protected. Any • Works to cease and the relevant Aboriginal Party to be contacted if Construction Construction Contractor
Aboriginal cultural heritage, if found, is protected under evidence of Aboriginal cultural heritage is encountered during site
works.
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