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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 / Regulating Major Requirements of Legislation
Guidelines / Standards Authority
Heritage Issues
Discovery of Bones or Western Australian Heritage Act 1990 WA and State Heritage Office The duty of care under the legislation protects not just
Artefacts (Discovery of items Regulation 1974 WA (SHO) registered cultural heritage sites but all sites
of European or Indigenous The discovery of bones or artefacts must be reported to SHO
Cultural Heritage Discovery of and the artefacts must not be interfered with.
Bones or Artefacts)
Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act 1972 WA SHO Any bones or artefacts found must be protected and
conserved.
Aboriginal ownership of any items found must be recognised.
Cultural Heritage Western Australia Heritage Act 1990 SHO The duty of care under the legislation protects not just
Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 registered cultural heritage sites but all sites
A Cultural Heritage survey may be required, and for some
projects a Cultural Heritage Management Plan. An application
for local government approval may also need to be lodged.
Infrastructure Services
Location of Under Ground Electrical Safety Act 1945 WA and 1947 Economic Regulation If excavating in a public place, suitable means must be used to
Services Regulation WA Authority (ERA) WA identify any electrical cables that could be present. A Rio Tinto
authorised dig permit must be in place
Call Dial Before You Dig. This organisation will advise if
electrical cables owned by one or more of its contributory
members are located near your worksite. In addition, definite
cable locations can be determined by special arrangement with
the organisations.
Contact relevant authorities about any cables they may have
placed near the excavation. Authorities may include:
o Distribution entities, such as Horizon
o Communication companies, such as Optus and
Telstra
o Local government authorities
o Water authorities (typically to supply water metering
equipment).
In some instances, customers of distribution entities have
authority to place electricity cables in public places. If
excavating on private property, you should first contact the
owner or occupier of the premises about buried cables.
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