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24647 Seaview Tce Enviro Mgmt Plan
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0084 Environmental Management Plan (71 Seaview Tce).
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Log in to see the plans as drawnList of Referenced Legislation & Codes of Practice – Environment
HB-HSEQ-F-005-A Version 5
Issue Applicable Legislation / Guidelines / Standards Regulating Major Requirements of Legislation
Authority
Sensitive Receptors Environmental Protection (Noise) Policy 2008 QLD DEHP Minimise the effects of noise on adjacent environmental values,
including neighbours, unless authorised by an Environmental
Authority, Development Approval.
If an activity is expected to cause noise, which is expected to be
unreasonable, refer to Schedule 1 of EP (Noise) Policy. Schedule 1
provides a list of acceptable noise limits for different activities.
AS/NZ 2436:1981 "Guide to Noise Control on Standards Methods for sound measurement and the control of noise are outlined
Construction, Maintenance and Demolition sites". Australia Guidelines provided for hearing protection
Noise Thresholds / Hours of Nuisance Laws prescribed in the Environmental DEHP Work Hours on Building sites are Mon-Sat 6.30am-6.00pm, except
Operation Protection Act 1994 Qld where prior approval has been obtained (e.g. from local council).
No work is permitted on Sundays and Public Holidays.
Local Council Laws Local regulations should also be followed.
Soil Management
Erosion and sediment control Environmental Protection (Water) Policy 2009 QLD DEHP Local council can develop environmental plans to manage erosion
Best Practice Erosion & Sediment Control 2008 and sediment erosion issues. Check with the appropriate local council
for further details Must not deposit sand, soil, silt or mud—
- in a roadside gutter, stormwater drain or a water; or
- in a place where it could move or be washed into a roadside gutter,
or stormwater drain
Local council can develop environmental plans to manage erosion
and sediment erosion issues. Check with the appropriate local council
for further details
Minimisation of erosion and control of sediment in all construction
activities.
Use of erosion control matting to minimise soil erosion on steep
slopes and for highly erosive soils.
Stabilised entry and exit points to minimise tracking of sediment
offsite.
Sediment control for service trenches.
Preserve as much soil cover (grass, leaf litter, gravel and erosion
control mats) as possible.
Maintain kerb vegetation where practicable to filter out sediment
Commence earthworks immediately prior to building.
Topsoil should be stockpiled (with cover) for later use.
Building materials should be located within the sediment control zone.
A perimeter bank may be required upslope of a stockpile.
HUTCHINSON BUILDERS 8
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