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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
Responsible Comments on
Aspect/Issue Management Measure Project Phase Discipline Implementation
▪ Food scrap waste to be in fauna-proof containers as necessary.
▪ Mobile ablution facilities will be emptied by licenced contractor and
disposed at an approved facility.
▪ Weed and Pest control under Qld’s Biosecurity Act 2014 ▪ All restricted weed species will be removed from the construction site at Construction Construction Contractor
initial clearing stages and also at the end of construction works in
accordance with the Biosecurity Act 2014. These weeds should not be
mulched with other onsite cleared vegetation.
▪ Weed removal shall occur prior to clearing to ensure that retained
topsoil and native vegetative mulch is not contaminated with weed
material
▪ Any herbicides shall be used in accordance with manufacturers and
DES guidelines. Only herbicides designed for use near waterways shall
be used on site.
▪ Restricted weed species must not be released into the environment,
given away or sold as a plant or something infested with its seeds.
▪ Remove any weeds or exotic vegetation matter that can propagate from
the site. This material shall be disposed of at Council landfill sites
▪ Everyone has a general biosecurity obligation (GBO) to take reasonable
and practical steps to minimise the risks associated with invasive plants
and animals under their control.
▪ Storage and Handling of Hazardous Substances ▪ All hazardous substances and dangerous goods shall be stored, used Construction Construction Contractor
▪ No justifiable complaints regarding inappropriate and handled in accordance with relevant legislation, Australian
waste management resulting from construction activities Standards, MSDS and Codes of Practice.
received from surrounding sensitive receptors or general ▪ Under no circumstances are hazardous materials to be placed into a
public. place where it can reasonably be expected to move into Council
▪ To comply with the hazardous substances and Reserve and National Park which is downgradient of the site.
dangerous goods storage and use requirements specified ▪ Storage and handling of potential environmental contaminants on site
in relevant legislation, Australian Standards, MSDS and should occur in flat areas well away from the Council Reserve and
Codes of Practice National Park. Drop sheets or drip trays (or other bunded area) should
be used under mixing and pouring areas as a precaution.
▪ Wherever possible products with low environmental toxicity should be
identified and used in environmentally sensitive areas.
▪ All staff are to be trained in the handling of hazardous substances,
including fuel and spill prevention and the use of spill kits.
▪ Store all hazardous goods a minimum of 30m away from the Council
Reserve and National Park and in accordance with MSDS storage
requirements. MSDS for each hazardous material used on site should
be available on site at all times.
▪ Provide suitable number and size spill kits throughout the Project site
and in a location available for immediate use, adjacent to sensitive
environments.
▪ All hazardous substances must be stored on a suitably sized bunded
pallet or similar capable of retaining at least 120% of the volume being
stored and provided with a cover for deployment prior to adverse
weather conditions.
▪ All equipment is to be well maintained, inspected frequently and free
from fuel, oil, grease leaks.
▪ Where possible select biodegradable or low risk to the environment oils,
greases and hydraulic fluids.
▪ Do not undertake any machine maintenance or refuelling within 30m of
the Council Reserve and National Park or flow paths leading into the
Council Reserve and National Park.
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