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24647 Seaview Tce Enviro Mgmt Plan
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24647 – 71 SEAVIEW TCE SUNSHINE BEACH
4. Relevant Legislation & Standards (EMSM 6.2.3)
Key legislation and policy directly relevant to the works are outlined in the Environmental Legislation and Guidelines HB-HSEQ-F-
005-A (refer to Appendix A).
4.1 Licences, Permits and Consents
Certain project activities will need to comply with the relevant local council laws and state regulatory requirements. A review of relevant
legislation and development approval conditions, and consultation with local regulatory bodies found the following statutory
environmental permits and approvals where required:
Mark X if required Required licences/ permits / consents required – if applicable
☒ Development approval
☒ Approval to enter the site (from land owner)
☒ Approval of the Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (ESCP)
☐ Local and/or State Government approval for any disturbance to protected vegetation
☒ Road authority approval for ancillary works within a road reserve
☐ State government approval (e.g. waterway licence) to disturb, clear, modify, bypass or temporarily dam a
watercourse
☐ EPA licence to construct works within tidal areas or within a Marine National Park
☐ Regulated waste disposal
The requirement for any environmental permits and approvals will be reviewed with any significant change in scope of works or
construction methodology. These approvals and any changes in current conditions of approval will be updated in this EMP by the Site
Manager or delegate and re-distributed to site contractors. Up to date permit and licence details will be maintained and available at
the site office (see Appendix B)
4.2 Relevant Guidelines and Standards (EMSM Section 6.2.5)
The primary guidelines and standards applicable to the development and implementation of the EMP can be located via List of
Relevant Australian Standards HB-HSEQ-F-004. Unless mentioned elsewhere in the EMP, the standards to be adopted for
monitoring and assessment of environmental performance shall be the relevant Australian Standards.
4.3 Environmental Sampling and Laboratory Analysis
Where environmental sampling and analysis is required, methods and procedures used for sampling and analysis must be capable of
withstanding rigorous scrutiny. The use of NATA registered laboratories or laboratories that perform to a recognised quality standard
should be considered.
5. Environmental Aspects
5.1 Site Risk Assessment (EMSM 6.2.1)
Most, if not all, aspects of construction involve environmental risks of varying degrees. A break-down of construction activities and the
associated risk levels (of an activity causing an adverse environmental impact) are provided in the WHSMP - Appendix 1 Project
Risk Assessment (PRA). This document forms the primary risk management tool for the works and shall be reviewed as part of the
EMP review procedure discussed in Section 10.
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