Manage Construction Final

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CEMP REPORT

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Table of Contents
1.0Introduction..................................................................................................................................5 1.1ProjectDescription .................................................................................................................... 6 1.2Location.....................................................................................................................................6 1.3ProjectActivities....................................................................................................................... 6 1.4CEMPObjectives....................................................................................................................... 6 2.0MatrixDesignPolicyandObjectives............................................................................................. 6 2.1EnvironmentalPolicy................................................................................................................ 6 3.0RiskAssessment............................................................................................................................ 7 4.0PublicSafetyandSiteSecurity...................................................................................................... 8 4.1Objectives:................................................................................................................................8 4.2Whentobeaddressed.............................................................................................................. 8 4.3Permits/Approvals.................................................................................................................... 8 4.4WhichcouncilBranchorotheragencieswillissuethepermits...............................................9 4.5MattersforConsideration........................................................................................................ 9 4.6Applicablelegislativereferencesandlocallaws..................................................................... 10 5.0NoiseandVibrationControls...................................................................................................... 11 ................................................................................................................................11 5.1Objectives 5.2Whentobeaddressed............................................................................................................ 11 5.3Permits/Approvals.................................................................................................................. 11 5.4WhichcouncilBranchorotheragencieswillissuethepermits.............................................11 5.5Mattersforconsideration....................................................................................................... 11 5.6ApplicableLegislativeReferences........................................................................................... 12 6.0Air/DustManagement................................................................................................................ 13 6.1Objectives ................................................................................................................................13 6.2Whentobeaddressed............................................................................................................ 13 6.3Permits/Approvals.................................................................................................................. 13 6.4WhichcouncilBranchorotheragencieswillissuethepermits.............................................13 6.5Mattersforconsideration....................................................................................................... 13 6.6ApplicableLegislativeReferences........................................................................................... 14 7.0Stormwater/SedimentControl................................................................................................... 14 7.1Objectives ................................................................................................................................14 7.2Whentobeaddressed............................................................................................................ 14 7.3Permits/Approvals.................................................................................................................. 14
3|P a g e 7.4WhichcouncilBranchorotheragencieswillissuethepermits.............................................14 7.5Mattersforconsideration....................................................................................................... 14 7.6ApplicableLegislativeReferences........................................................................................... 15 8.0WasteandMaterialsReuse....................................................................................................... 15 8.1Objectives ................................................................................................................................15 8.2Whentobeaddressed............................................................................................................ 15 8.3Permits/Approvals.................................................................................................................. 15 8.4WhichcouncilBranchorotheragencieswillissuethepermits.............................................15 8.5Mattersforconsideration....................................................................................................... 16 8.6ApplicableLegislativeReferences........................................................................................... 16 9.0TrafficManagement .................................................................................................................... 17 9.1Objectives ................................................................................................................................17 9.2Whentobeaddressed............................................................................................................ 17 9.3Permits/Approvals.................................................................................................................. 17 9.4WhichcouncilBranchorotheragencieswillissuethepermits.............................................17 9.5Mattersforconsideration....................................................................................................... 17 9.6ApplicableLegislativeReferences........................................................................................... 17 10.0LandDisturbance...................................................................................................................... 18 10.1Objectives .............................................................................................................................. 18 10.2Whentobeaddressed.......................................................................................................... 18 10.3permits/approvals................................................................................................................. 18 10.4WhichcouncilBranchorotheragencieswillissuethepermits...........................................18 10.5MattersforConsideration.................................................................................................... 18 10.6LegislativeReferences........................................................................................................... 20 11.0ContaminatedMaterials........................................................................................................... 21 11.1Objective............................................................................................................................... 21 11.2Whentobeaddressed.......................................................................................................... 21 11.3Permits/Approvals................................................................................................................ 21 11.4WhichcouncilBranchorotheragencieswillissuethepermits...........................................21 11.5Mattersforconsideration..................................................................................................... 21 11.6ApplicableLegislativeReferences......................................................................................... 22 12.0MonitorandReview .................................................................................................................. 22 12.1Monitoring............................................................................................................................ 22 12.2Auditing.................................................................................................................................23
4|P a g e 12.3CorrectiveAction.................................................................................................................. 23 12.4CEMPReview........................................................................................................................ 24 13.0References................................................................................................................................25 14.0AppendixADemolitionPlan.................................................................................................. 26 16.0AppendixCConstructionProgrammeSchedule.................................................................... 28 17.0AppendixDRiskAssessment.................................................................................................. 29 18.0AppendixELocalSiteCEMPdiagram..................................................................................... 30 19.0AppendixFAccessandEgressDiagram................................................................................. 31 20.0AppendixGLandUseandContamination............................................................................. 32 21.0AppendixHMachineryanddBlevels..................................................................................... 33 22.0AppendixIWasteminimisationplanchecklist...................................................................... 34 23.0AppendixJHoardings/perimeterfencingApplicationForm ..................................................35 24.0AppendixKSkipbinonNaturestripApplication.................................................................... 36 25.0AppendixLStormwaterandSedimentControlManagementPlan.......................................37 26.0AppendixMPublicsafety/sitesecurity/Stormwatercontrol/trafficmanagement Photographs......................................................................................................................................38 ..........................................................................................................................................................39
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1.0 Introduction
This Construction Environment Management Plan (CEMP) has been prepared by Matrix Designs on behalf of thedeveloperRoarkDevelopmentsPtyLtdforthedemolitionandexcavationtoaccommodatetheproposed5 StoreyStudentAccommodation,locatedat69YoungStreetFrankston. The CEMP provides a series of systems and procedures to address and manage potential environmental impacts associated with the demolition and excavation phases of the project to ensure the site does not adversely affect the health, safety, amenity, traffic or the environment in surrounding areas from the developmentandinaccordancewithconstructionindustrybestpractice. Matrix Designs have prepared a comprehensive package of measures to avoid, minimise and mitigate potentially adverse environmental impacts and how these are managed, implemented and monitored throughouttheconstructionperiod. TheCEMPisrequiredasaconditionofthePlanningPermitandwillbeaccompanyingthePlanningApplication to Frankston City Council. The final Construction Environmental Management Plan (CEMP) is to be a standalonedocumenttobepreparedbytheDemolitionandContractorand/ormainContractors. This CEMP outlines the key steps to be taken by all site personnel and their subcontractors to manage the environmental hazards and risks associated with the project and how to effectively minimise the potential harmtotheenvironment. All authorisedsite personnel engaged on the project will be required to comply fully with the requirements of thisCEMPsprocessesandproceduresinordertolimitenvironmentalharm. This CEMP is submitted on behalf of Roark Developments by Matrix Design (MD) to the Responsible Authority (FrankstonCityCouncil).NoworkshallcommenceuntilMDhasreceivedapprovalinwritingandanActionPlan hasbeenendorsedbytheSiteAuditor.
The CEMP addresses the applicable requirements of:

EnvironmentalPlanningandAssessmentAct. AS/NZSISO14001:2004EnvironmentalManagementSystemsHandbook EnvironmentalGuidelinesforMajorConstructionSites. OHSAS18001:1999 ConstructionManagementPlanGuidelines EnvironmentalLocalLaw1999 FrankstonWSUDGuidelines
Specific environmental Issues that are addressed in the EMP and strategic details on how these would be controlled across the project are provided in this report. A list of potential issues addressed in the Plan are providedbelow: Constructionnoiseandvibrationmanagement Airqualityincludingdustmanagement SustainablewastemanagementandMaterialReuse TrafficManagement Stormwater/SedimentControl(SurfaceandGround) PublicSafetyandSiteSecurity ContaminatedLandManagement
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The proposed 5 Storey Student Accommodation comprises the development of a new campus boulevard with associatedroadworks,servicesandenvironmentalworks. The demolition works involve the demolition of structures and pavements, excavation and dewatering, landscaping,offsitedisposalofmaterialsandWasteManagementandMaterialReUse. DemolitionplanPleaseseeattached.
1.2 Location
The proposed5 storeyStudentAccommodation is located at 69 YoungStreet, Frankston and presently thecar park works, Frankston Train Station. The site Forms part of the Transit Interchange Precinct (Tafe to Bay Structure Plan) and is well located within walking distance to Chisholm Institute of Tafe and Activity Centre. It formspartoftheTransportnodeandInterchangewitharailwaylinelocatedtothewestoftheproposedsite. The Site covers an area of 700m2 and is approximately 20m wide and 35m in length. Access to the site will be fromFletcherRoadwhichrunsparalleltotheproposedsite. SiteContextPlanPleaseseeattached.
1.3 Project Activities

A description of activities and timing that will be undertaken as part of the works is described in the ConstructionProgrammeSchedulePleaseseeattached.
1.4 CEMP Objectives

ThemainobjectivesoftheCEMPareto: Ensurecompliancewithrelevantenvironmentallegislation EnsureEnvironmentalrisksassociatedwithdemolitionandexcavationactivitiesareproperlymanaged. Ensurethehealthandsafetyofthesurroundingareaduetoadverseeffects. EnsurethatallpersonnelengagedintheworkscomplywiththetermsandconditionsoftheCEMP; Ensure that no change is made to the CEMP without the written permission of the Project Manager, or theirnominatedrepresentative(s); Respond to changes in environmental conditions during the proposed works through review and monitoring and control programmes in consultation with the Project Manager or their nominated representative(s);and Ensurethatcorrectiveactionsarecompletedinatimelymanner.
2.0 Matrix Design Policy and Objectives

Our objective is to manage our projects with a consistent awareness of the impacts on natural, built and human environment including both the influences on amenity and effects on the environment. We are committed to ensure all relevant operations are considered and managed in a socially, environmentally sound and cost effective manner.
2.1 Environmental Policy

An Environmental Policy is documented and forms part of Health and Safety which contains our commitments to the prevention of pollution and compliance with all relevant laws and regulation and the continuous improvement of environmental performance. By providing a full assessment outlined in this CEMP report the developer Roark Developments demonstrates its awareness of the key environmental regulatory requirements affecting its operations
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at the premises located at 69 Young Street Frankston and have procedures in place to mitigate risk to the environment and any adverse effects to the surroundings. This includes an Environmental training program that is to be directed to all staff whose work may create a significant impact upon the environment which include those responsible for air emissions, waste water discharges, chemical spills management, prescribed waste management and wastewater treatment plan operations.
3.0 Risk Assessment

Environmental planning requirement of the Vic EPA and ISO 14001 Environmental Management system addresses the need to identify and assess environmental risk and potential impacts of activities associated with demolition and excavation works. Potential environmental risks associated with the project were identified. These risks have been reviewed as part of the Risk Assessment carried out for the demolition and excavation activities in this CEMP. The objectives of the risk assessment carried out for the demolition and excavation works are as follows: Identify the activities, aspects and possible environmental impacts associated with the demolition and excavation works; Consider activities in isolation of any controls and determine a risk rating; and Identify any controls required to minimise the potential for environmental impacts to reduce the risk to the lowest possible level.
Please view attached Risk Assessment.
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4.0 Public Safety and Site Security

4.1 Objectives:
Public safety is crucial to be implemented early on in the design stages of the development and the objective during the construction of a development is to ensure public safety and site security with adequate means of reachingtoensuretheabove.Theobjectiveistoadequatelyprotectthepublicfromactivitiesoccurringonthe building site and to adequately maintain the building site to be kept neat and tidy. Consultation of stakeholdersisanecessaryobjectiveinordertoachievepublicsafety,amenityandsitesecurity. Some of Logistics to be to be considered to ensure public safety and to manage hazards are: the implementation of safety reports during a construction phase, regular meetings discussing the safety of the public,majorexistinghazardsandcarryingoutaudits. BelowisatableofalistofHazardsandrisksthatcouldaffectthegeneralpublicduringtheconstructionofthe development:
4.2 When to be addressed

ThisCMPelementwillbeaddressedandapplicabletoallbuildingsitesforwhichaCMPhasbeenrequired. Safety measures must be taken prior to excavation works and fencing must be placed on the boundary of the site.Signageisalsoanimportantfactorinnotifyingpublicandpedestriansoftheoncomingrisksandhazards. Residents in the immediate vicinity will be contacted in the form of a letter to let them know of the construction taking place, the date of commencement and the date of completion. The letter will also include thatresidentsshouldcontactusifthereareanyconcerns.
4.3 Permits/Approvals
The site foreman is to be responsible for obtaining these permits from Frankston council for the following applications: PlanningPermitfromthelocalFrankstoncouncil Buildingpermitfortheconstructionworks Permitforvehicularcrossing(permanentortemporary) Permittooccupyspaceonroadorfootpath Permitforarubbishskip PermittoOccupyspaceonfootpath PermitforaConstructionZone PedestrianSignApproval Permitforparkinginspeciallydesignatedareas. Permitforlegalpointofdischarge
Applicationswillberequiredtobefilledinfor:Reportandconsentinregardstositingmattersandforareport and consent not regarding siting matters, this includes projections beyond street alignment, building above or belowcertainpublicfacilitiesandprotectionofthepublic. Otherformstobefilledinthatareapplicabletothisdevelopmentare:borelogtest,Precautionworks(where the works may affect adjoining property owners), Protection work notice where protection work is to be carriedouttoprotectadjoiningproperty. A duty of care under the Work Safety Act 2008 to protect the public as well as workers from hazards associatedwithbuildingworksisrequiredfromtheorganisationundertakingtheconstructionprocess.
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4.4 Which council Branch or other agencies will issue the permits
Pedestrian sign approval will be issued by the engineering services group from the local council (Frankston). All public domain protection permits such as hoardings are issued by the FrankstonBuilding management group PlanningpermitwillbeobtainedfromtheplanningdepartmentofFrankstoncouncil Buildingpermitwillbeobtainedfromtheregisteredbuildingsurveyor
4.5 Matters for Consideration Fencingofsite

Hoarding to be provided on the perimeter of the construction zone and to be constructed in accordance withpublicsafetyandamenity. Ensurethatallhoarding/perimeterfencingdonotallowunauthorisedentryorallowclimbing. Perimeterfencingmustbeplacedbeforeandduringallbuildingworkincludingexcavationworkssothatit doesntposeadangertoanyoneoranyproperty. Fencingtobeplacedtolimitpublicviewing
Safetyandsecurity
Adequatelightingtobeprovidedtothesiteandsafetysignageandtrafficcontrols. When the site is not in operation adequate security to be provided, gates to be locked up by the last personleavingthesite,asurveillancesystemtobeprovided,securitylightingandmotiondetectors. All workers to be notified about protective measures from condoning unauthorised access to adjacent buildings/land. Dangerous chemical to be stored in a storage container away from the emergency exits, safety measures andstormwaterpits.Safetyprocedurestobeputinplaceforthehandlingofdangerouschemicals. Dangerous chemicals must be labelled according to their class type in accordance with AS1216 Class LabelsforDangerousgoods.
Signage
Signtobeprovideduponentryoftheproposedsitewithinformationregardinganysecuritymeasures andanemergencycontactnumberthatcanbecontacted24hoursaday. A 2 x 2 m sign can be provided on the fence or hoarding for the advertisement of the student accommodationtakingplace. A 3 x 3 sign without any animated signs concerning the letting or sale of apartments of the student accommodation, to be placed on the fencing indicating the letting price and the sale price of each apartmentnolongerthensevendaysafterthesaledate.
PublicArt
Temporary public art from the Chisholm art department to be placed around the perimeter of the constructionsite,thisactsasadeterrentforvandalismandgraffiti
PublicDomain
Any damage done to the kerb, channel, road, stormwater drains by any works undertaken including, excavation,constructionanddemolitionistheresponsibilityofROARKDevelopments.
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If any delivery of materials impacts in any way the safety of pedestrians, cyclists or motorists, adjustmentsandrepairstobemadeimmediately. Care must be taken that no tripping hazards on the nearby footpath, and any plumbing work or electricalworktobecoveredover. The site manager to appoint a spotter and traffic controllers in order to control truck loading and offloading activity and any crane/mobility equipment in use which might impede on fletcher rd. nearbyandpedestriantraffic. Skiptobeplacedawayfrompedestrians/cyclers,andtohavespecifictimesforloadingandunloading. To be placed to protect pavements. Dilapidation survey to be provided before and after works have takenplace. Whenanytypeofcranesormobileliftingequipmentisusedcaremustbetakenthatequipmentdoes not interfere with public pedestrians and affect pavements/roads. Lifting zones to be determined for theconstructionofthestudentaccommodationrefertodiagramformoreinformation. Allconstructionmaterialsmustbestoredonsiteonpremises. Crossovers are to be provided for vehicular access to the site (see diagram for specific details) , they should be of a strong enough material to withstand heavy loads of large trucks and to prevent any damagetotheexistingfootpathorcrossover.
Borrowedland
Councilwillneedtobecontactedregardingthetemporaryuseofadjacentlandwhereextraspacewill berequiredforsiteshedsandamenities.RefertoAppendixforvisualReference.
StreetSpaceOccupation
Permit to be obtained from Frankston city council for the use of space on the proposed road to be built.Hoardingwillbeprovidedtopreventthepublicfromaccessingtheconstructionarea.
PreventUnsightlyPremises
Raw materials are to be stored on site in a secure area so that the material doesntnotget dispersed onsiteunreasonably. Trucks leaving the premises to be cleaned of any soil so that nearby roads and footpaths do not gatherdebrisandsoil.
GeneralManagement
Pedestriansignsarenottobedamagedoraffectedinanyway. Any precautions for public protection within the street/public domain must comply with the Building Regulations,locallawandWorkSaferequirements.
4.6 Applicable legislative references and local laws

BuildingAct1993 PlanningandEnvironmentAct1987 OccupationalHealthandSafetyAct2004 EPAguidelinesTG302/92June1992
Please view attached local site CEMP diagram, Hoarding application form and Skip bin on Nature strip Application.
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5.0 Noise and Vibration Controls

5.1 Objectives
During construction the objective of these guidelines are to: To provide guidance on the management noise for building works and to reduce the amountofnoise andVibration and to limit thetimes at which machinery and noise is used, ensure that builders identify and apply all feasible and reasonable measures to manage noise and consult with the community. To minimise the noise generated by jack hammering, pile driving, rock breakingandtominimisethepossibilityofanydamagetoadjacentproperties.

Theseguidelineswillneedtobeadheredtopriortoandduringexcavationworks.Controlsmustbeaddressed especiallyifbuildingworksareoutofcouncilprescribedhours. Noise can have a significant impact on the health and wellbeing of people in the nearby vicinity, noise is relatedtostress,sleepdisturbances,hearingdamage,reducedworkperformanceandageneralpoorhealth. Immediate local residents which will be affected by the noise and vibration will need to be consulted with beforeandduringtheconstructionperiodtokeeplocalpublicandanyoneelseaffectedinformedofthenoise, vibration duration and location. The Location of the noise and vibrations and their impact on any surrounding properties. The type of development group we are in is in a large scale residential development in a nonresidential zone andtheApplicableLegislativeReferencesthatareapplicableare:
5.3 Permits/Approvals Buildingpermit Planningpermitwithconditions Permittoworkoutsideprescribedhoursoutofhourspermit Noisemanagementplanfornoisyworks 5.4 Which council Branch or other agencies will issue the permits Buildingpermitscanbeapprovedandgivenoutbyaregisteredbuildingsurveyor Permits to regulate permitted hours of operation are issued and assessed by Frankston Councils Constructionmanagementgroup. Approval for Noise Management Plans are assessed and issued by Frankston Councils Construction ManagementGroup 5.5 Matters for consideration
Activities Local Law 2009 Part 9 Building works of the local law, the council requires people undertaking buildingworksto: Givenoticetocouncilbeforeundertakingworks(48hoursnotification. Work within permitted hours 7AM 6PM Weekdays, 7AM 1PM Saturday, any construction works after these hours are considered and offence and can be fined. In order to Carry out construction work outsidethesehoursanapplicationforworkinoutofhourswillneedtobeappliedfor. Submitandhaveapprovedanoiseandvibrationmanagementplantothecouncilpriorto Adherencetosoundandvibrationlevelsofthecouncil.
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Buildingworkstobeconfinedtothehoursof
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
7AMto6PM 7AMto6PM 7AMto6PM 7AMto6PM 7AMto6PM 7AMto1PM PermitRequired
EPA act Section 48A this section talks about how causing unreasonable noise from any premises under constructionisanoffence. The EPA residential noise regulations 2008 includes sites under development, the list specified types of equipment and times when their use is not permitted. The equipment includes: internal combustion engines, powered and electrical equipment including power tools, chain or circular saws, gas or air compressors, pneumatic power tools, hammers and any other impacting tool or grinding equipment. The prohibited times apply when the noise can be heard from inside a habitable room of another residential building. Refer to AppendixTable1whichliststheequipmentanddBeachequipmentcreatesatspecificdistances. 1.4 Health Act 2008 Council can also take action under the nuisance provisions of the public health and wellbeingact2008. AS24362010Providesatechnicalframeworktoestimatenoisefromconstructionsites. Demolition works to be carried out in accordance with AS26012001 Demolition of Structures.Excavation works undertaken within proximity of the railway lines can pose a danger since the railway lines have a vast pressure bulbresulted fromthe weight and consequently theforce of the train exerted on the foundation. An option to protect excavation work undertaken in proximity of the railway lines can be by using retaining walls in order to prevent any problems from occurring along the railway lines. But because bored piers will be used asretainingwallsalongthebuildingperimetertherailwayswillnotbeaffected. Heavy earthmoving equipment will be required for the excavation works undertaken the following plant and equipmentwillberequired: Excavators MobileCranes FixedCranes ScissorandBoomlifts Concretedeliverytrucks ForkTrucks
5.6 Applicable Legislative References

BuildingAct1993 PlanningandEnvironmentAct1987 HealthAct1958 EnvironmentProtectionAct1970 Frankstoncouncil FrankstonCityGENERALLOCALLAW2012No.73.9Noise EPAVictoriaNoiseControlGuidelinesTG302/92July1992
Please view attached Machinery and dB levels Appendix
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6.0 Air/Dust Management

6.1 Objectives
The objectives of these guidelines is to reduce and control air and dust during construction works to ensure thereisnohealthriskorlossofamenityduetotheemissionsofdustintothesurroundingenvironment. The air dust management guidelines need to be adhered to prior and during the commencement of any earthworks. Dust becomes airborne when soil is left exposed and is then picked up by strong winds and gets carried off site. Soil is exposed in a number of ways during construction phase and they include: Demolition Activities, SitePreparationActivities,Constructionactivities,VehicleMovement,UncoveredStockpiles. Airborne dust can cause a number of problems to the general public in the vicinity of a construction, they are noted as being: health problems, predominantly for those with respiratory problems, can cause pollution to theenvironmentaldegradationofairandwater,obstructsvisibility.

Allconstructionsiteswhichareexposed/openornotfullyenclosed These procedures are used and implemented but can be constrained to bad climate and weather where high speedwindsareaproblem,thecostofimplementingsomeofthesemeasures,thelimitedknowledgeandthe timeinvolvedinminimisingthedustandcontrollingit.
6.3 Permits/Approvals BuildingPermit 6.4 Which council Branch or other agencies will issue the permits AbuildingpermitisissuedbyaregisteredBuildingsurveyor. 6.5 Matters for consideration
Procedurestocontrol/minimisedustintotheair:

Preventinggenerationofdustinsteadofsuppressingmeasures Ensure in the project schedule that the area of cleared land is minimised during the drier months of the yearwhendusthazardsisatitsgreatest. Waterareasthatareasourceofdustsothatthewaterkillsthedust. Constructwindfencedifdustanddebrisgetsoutofcontrols. Ifwateringdustyareasisusedtosupressdustensurethattheresiduerunoffisnotcontaminatedorifitis contaminatedtreatedandcontrolledadequately. Sitetrafficcontrolthecontroloftraffictominimisedustinthevicinity. SoilCompactioncompactionofthesoilinordertoreduceanyfreesoilthatcouldbeblownintotheair. Vegetation stabilisation stabilising any existing vegetation so that they are in effect a kind of buffer for theconstructionsitetowardsthepublicareas. Earth moving Management controlling paths of earthmoving machinery as to control any soil and dust fromthem.
Minimise the dumping of loose materials on site, if the dumping of loose materials on the site is unavoidablethenproceduresaretobeputintoplaceinordertocontrolthehazard.
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TheApplicableLegislativeReferencesthatareapplicableare: EPAEnvironmentalGuidelinesforMajorConstructionSites ProtectionoftheEnvironmentOperationsAct(POEO)1999,Sections124126and128whichstatesthat any actions undertaken on site must not contribute to environmental degradation and pollution, air impuritylevelsmustnotexceedthestandards. FrankstonCityGENERALLOCALLAW2012No.7
7.0 Stormwater/Sediment Control

7.1 Objectives
The objectives of these guidelines are designed to minimise and control the generation of stormwater and contaminatedstormwater,inordertoprotectthepublicinfrastructurefromanydamageaswellasthenatural water courses from contaminated water entering into the system. And To divert uncontaminated water away fromthesire,tominimiseerosionbyminimisingsitedisturbances.Makesurethatsedimentformthebuilding siteisretainedonsiteduringconstruction.

Applicable to all building sites where construction works may affect the quality of stormwater runoff into the stormwaterdrainagesystem. Theseguidelinesneedtobeconsideredbeforecommencementofdewateringandexcavation;theyneedtobe implementedduringandpriorwaterrunofffromthesite.

BuildingPermit PermitforExcavation ApprovalforaLPODoratemporarypointofdischarge.

Registeredbuildingsurveyortoissuethebuildingpermit FrankstoncitycouncilwillprovideanapprovalforaLPODortemporarypointofdischarge.
7.5 Matters for consideration

Contaminated stormwater runoff is caused when there are material residues from construction lying around the site like: cement, soils, paints, solvents, liquids, timber cut offs, nails, plastics and pipes are collected by anyformofliquidrunningthroughthesitetothestormwatersystem,usuallybyrain. Thecausesofcontaminatedstormwaterenteringintowaterwayscancausesignificantenvironmentaldamage by killing aquatic life, blocking stormwater pipes and silting up streams. These problems can then cause other reoccurringproblems. Sedimentcontrolisinfluencedbythetypeofsoilandtheslopewhichinthiscaseisamixofsiltysandandsilty clay as stated by the soil report. Clay soils are more likely to cause harm to the environment where as sandy soils are more likely to create traffic problems and drainage problems. The slope of the proposed site is not toosteepthereforeerosionsandsedimentationwillnotbeabigproblem.
15|P a g e Procedurestocontrolwaterrunoff:
The bored piers retaining wall system will be placed along the perimeter of the building, and then excavation works will be carried out within the space enclosed by the bored piers. Water will not be able to run off becauseitwillbeenclosed.Thewaterwillneedtobepumpedoutofthebasementandcontrolledadequately. Thestormwaterdrainagesystemshouldbeinstalledasearlyaspossibleintheconstructionprocesstoassistin takingthewateroffthesitedirectlytothestormwatersystembeforeitbecomescontaminated. Divertuncontaminatedstormwaterawayfromthesitebyprovidingaslopetothesoilaroundtheperimeterof thebuilding. Usebarrierstotrapsedimentsandanymaterialresiduesbeforetheyleavethesiteandenterintothedrainage system.Afterstormorheavyrainshaveclearedinspectbarriertrapsandremoveanymaterialresidue. Maintain any existing vegetation in order to function as a buffer for the stormwater runoff before it enters intothestormwatersystem. Access for trucks and machinery to be limited to 1 or two entry/exit points in order to minimise the distributionofsoilaroundthesite.

EnvironmentalProtectionAct1970 EnvironmentalLocalLaw BuildingAct1993 FrankstonGeneralLocalLaw2012No.73.11CouncilDrainsPitsorFootpaths
Please view attached ACCESS and EGRESS diagram and stormwater and sediment control management plan.
8.0 Waste and Materials Reuse

8.1 Objectives The objectives of these guidelines are to minimise as much as possible the waste materials from the constructionsiteandtheneedtorubbishmaterialsonsite. 8.2 When to be addressed These guidelines need to be considered during the designing stage of the construction and throughout the whole process of construction so that wastage of materials is kept to a minimum becauseuptoaminimumof40percentofwastegeneratedbyAustraliansisbuildingwaste. 8.3 Permits/Approvals BuildingPermit SkipandbinPermit 8.4 Which council Branch or other agencies will issue the permits BuildingpermitwillbeissuedbyaregisteredbuildingSurveyor SkipandbinpermittobeissuedbytheFrankstoncitycouncil
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Waste on site is caused predominantly by poor planning in the design stages of the development where materialselectionandquantitiesarenotconsidered,andwheretherearenomeasuresofcontrolsforlimiting theamountofwasteonsite. Surplus waste and off cuts of materials causes contamination of the site and obstructions of which could be a hazard.Italsoleadstotheotherproblemofcontaminatedwaterwhichwasdiscussedearlier.
MethodstobeimplementedfortheminimisationofwasteandpromotionofMaterialreuse:
The student accommodation will have a resource recovery and waste management plan detailing the following: Estimateandplanthetotalexpectedamountofmaterialtobeusedandthereforedeterminetheamount of waste that will be generated during the whole construction process of the residential apartment building. Implementtheuseofaschedulenotatingwhenandwherewastematerialwillbepickedupordelivered. Choosematerialsfortheirrecyclablepropertiesandnotjustfortheiraesthetics. Implement a waste management plan notating where waste will be stored on site and when it will be takenaway. Whenorderingmaterialsordersizesthatwillnotproducemuchexcessmaterialwaste. Excessmaterialstobesoldinordertorecoversomefunds. Allproductsthatcanbeprefabricatedwillbeprefabricatedinordertominimisewaste.
TheProtectionoftheenvironmentoperationsact1997notatesthatwastemustbetransportedtoaplacethat can lawfully accept it. If waste is illegally dumped at unlawful dump sites the maximum penalty that can be receivedis$5millionor7yearsinjail. At any time, the EPA can request to supply information about waste such as its type, classification, characteristics, and quantities. The EPA can also request information about the storage, transport, handling, processing,recyclingandreuseofthematerial.

EnvironmentalProtectionAct1970 EnvironmentalLocalLaw BuildingAct1993 OHSSafetyAct2004 FrankstonGeneralLocalLaw2012No.
Please view attached local site CEMP diagram and Waste minimisation plan checklist.
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9.0 Traffic Management

9.1 Objectives
Themainobjectivesoftheseguidelinesaretominimiseandoptimisetrafficcontrolduringconstructionworks toensurethatroadusersarekeptsafe.

Theseguidelinesapplytositesthathaveahighimpactonvehiculartrafficsurroundingtheconstructionsite.It is to be implemented prior to commencing construction works and during construction works where high frequencyoftrucksandvehiclesisinuse.

PermittoOccupySpaceonRoadorFootpath Permittouseamobilecraneonorabovearoad
Frankstoncitycouncilwillissueapermittooccupyspaceandapermittouseacraneonroads.
9.5 Matters for consideration

The proposed student accommodation will be constructed at 69 Young St. and will be accessed from Fletcher road and the proposed boulevard. ROARK Developments has conducted an effective and feasible traffic management plan to minimise the disruption of traffic on the nearby local roads caused by construction works. Whilst construction is commencing and building up momentum an increase in traffic is expected to be accessing the site, for this reason traffic control staff will be put into place to direct and manage oncoming andexitingconstructiontrafficattimeswhentrucksareaccessingthesite. Traffic accessing the site will be comprised of large trucks transporting materials to and from the site and equipment:excavators,cranes,andlightvehicles. Because we have proposed a boulevard to be built to access the student accommodation, traffic will not be a majorhindrancetoeitherlocaltrafficortotheconstructionofthesite. The traffic management plan will cover: location and extent of the proposed works, staging and timing of the proposedworks,requirementsofanysitesecurityandsafetyplan,emergencyarrangements,publictransport, traffic flows and movements, road safety issues, speed zones, pedestrian access and crossings, site and adjoiningaccess,trafficcontroldevicesandaccesstoexistingbinsandskipsbywastecollectioncontractors. Provision has been made for parking of contractor/worker vehicle adjacent to the construction site where the existingcarparkwillprovidethenecessarycarparksfortheworkers.

AS1742.32002trafficcontrolmeasureforworksonroads RoadSafetyAct1986ActNo.127 RoastulesVictoria1999 Road Management Act 2004. FrankstonCityGeneralLocalLaw2012No.072.14OccupationofRoadforWorks
Please view attached ACCESS and EGRESS diagram
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10.0 Land Disturbance

10.1 Objectives The main objectives of these guidelines are to minimise the pollution of land by the construction of the student accommodation and the disturbance of animal natural habitats within the surrounding areaofwheretheconstructionwilltakeplace 10.2 When to be addressed Applicabletoallconstructionsiteswherethepotentialofdisturbingthelandandtheanimalhabitats bypollutionofmaterialsandconstructionsubstancesexists. 10.3 permits/approvals Siteassessment/environmentalaudit 10.4 Which council Branch or other agencies will issue the permits A licenced environmental engineer will issue an environmental audit containing the site assessment informationandanysitecontaminationinformation. 10.5 Matters for Consideration 10.5.1 Groundwater
Soil can impact on groundwater in many ways. Groundwater is rainwater or water from surfaces. Ground water contamination can occur when hazardous substances come into contact and dissolve in the water that hassoakedintothesoil. If rain water or surface water comes into contact with contaminated soil while seeping into the ground, it can become polluted andcancarry the pollution from the soil to the groundwater. Should this occur groundwater can be pumped from the soil or bedrock, treated to remove contamination and then pumped back into the ground.
10.5.2 Adjoining Properties

The proposed 5 story accommodation is sited on industrial land and is presently the car park works Frankston Train Station. There are no adjoining properties that can be effected however it is sited at close proximitytotherailwaylinethatoperatesalongsidetothewestoftheproposeddevelopmentwhichcanonly suggestcontaminationexists. Should contamination of soiland/groundwater exist we will need to consider future developments in the area and protect these developments and adjoining properties. Usually contaminants are in the top 0.51 m soil layer, although rain or water infiltration may carry contamination across a site and affect other adjoining futuredevelopments. All contaminates must be effectively removed or treated to prevent further spread and reduce health risk. This will form part of the Waste Management Plan, to remove and dispose all contaminated materials from site in accordance with EPA regulations.
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Contaminants in soil are usually a greater risk to health than those in groundwater or surface water because workers are more frequently in contact with the soil. Soil contaminants can take various forms, including: inorganic elements such as mercury, chromium, arsenic, selenium, cadmium and lead radionuclides such as uranium asbestos organic carcinogens such as benzene and Polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)
Potential chemical contaminations which could be encountered might be indicated by: Discoloured soils; Odorous soils; Potentially asbestos containing sheeting, fragments or insulation materials; or The presences of other foreign materials, such as drums, waste or building rubble which could be a source of contamination.
Should potential chemical contamination be encountered while or during earth works, all work in the immediate vicinity shall stop immediately. The Site Supervisor/ demolition contractor will need to be advised of the potential contamination and contact a suitable qualified environmental consultant.
The environmental consultant will be responsible for assessing the findings, take samples to characterise and delineate the extent of the potential contamination and defining appropriate remedial actions. If deemed necessary by the environmental consultant, the contamination will be removed for disposal at a suitably licensed facility in accordance with the Environment Protection (Industrial
Waste Resource) Regulations 2009 clause 11.
10.5.4 Removal of Contaminated Soil

Wastes, including contaminated soils, shall be in accordance with the Environment Protection Act 1970 waste hierarchy principle and should be managed in accordance with the following order of preference: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. avoidance reuse recycling recovery of energy treatment containment disposal.
Should the soil be at a high risk category where the risk assessment shows a health risk if workers are exposed. The contaminated soil must be removed. An environmental consultant can provide guidance to remove and dispose of contaminated soil and the site Health and Safety Plan should cover worker and public health during all stages of the work.
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Contaminated soils that are Prescribed Wastes must be transported in an EPA permitted vehicle with an EPA Transport Certificate and disposed of at a suitable licensed site in accordance with the Environment Protection (Prescribed Waste) Regulations 1998.
10.5.5 Control measures

Depending on the type of contamination and the construction activities on a site, there are various control measures and options for remediation. Remediation shall be carried out by a specialist and be EPA accredited. Solutions include: Natural Attenuation; Bioremediation; Phytoremediation; Air Sparging; Thermal Desorption; Electrokinetic remediation; Active barriers; Chemical fixation; Ultrasound heat shock; Cement Stabilisation; Encapsulation; Soil Vapour Extraction (SVE); and Soil Capping
10.5.6 Cost of Removal

The costs involved in having an Environmental hygienist to conduct a site assessment or an Environmental Audit is depended on the size of the land, how many boreholes will need to be taken for sampling and the level of contamination and clean up. However on average for a job of this size to obtain an environmental auditandassessmentforalowlevelcontaminatedsite,anestimateof$150mwillberequiredtoremovethe contaminatedsoilandtransportitawaytoanadequatesite.
10.6 Legislative References

In accordance with the Environment Protection Act 1970, administered by EPA Victoria. Builders have duties under this Act not to pollute land, water and air during construction activities and not to cause or permit an environmental hazard. This means appropriate handling of industrial waste and preventing runoff, or any otheruncontrolledmovementofcontaminatedsoilorwater,fromaconstructionsite. In accordance with the Occupational Health & Safety Act 2004 and Work Safe Victoria state: Employers, including principle contractors have general duties under this Act to provide a safe and healthy environment forworkers,anycontractorsthattheyhireorothersliving,workingorpassingnearby. In accordance with the soil report # ST8000 no reference has been made to soil contamination however due to the location and change of land use (Industrial to Residential) we are to assume contamination may be presentandarequiredSiteAssessmentshouldbecarriedout byanexperiencedenvironmentalconsultantoroccupationalhygienistaspartoftheprocessofidentifyingany risks to health and safety and determine control measures needed before construction work can begin or continue which includes a Health and Safety Plan specifying the risk of exposure to contaminants and how workersaretobeprotected. Local Council may also require an Environmental Audit when Industrial Sites or potentially contaminated sites areredevelopedforresidentialuse.
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Please view attached Land use and Contamination.
11.0 Contaminated Materials

11.1 Objective
To ensure that all contaminated material uncovered on a construction site are excavated and disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner.
11.2 When to be addressed Applicabletositeswhichcontaincontaminatedsoilsandrequirestobeaddressedduringexcavation works. 11.3 Permits/Approvals Siteassessment/environmentalaudit 11.4 Which council Branch or other agencies will issue the permits A licenced environmental engineer will issue an environmental audit containing the site assessment informationandanysitecontaminationinformation. 11.5 Matters for consideration
Suggestedmeasures Assay material uncovered onsite prior to disposal. If the wastes include putrescible wastes, then also analyseleachateandlandfillgases. Excavatematerialinamannerwhichavoidsoffsiteenvironmentalproblems. Sealremainingcontaminatedmaterialorwastes,whereonlypartofthetiphasbeenexcavated,toensure thatthereisnooffsiteeffectnoworinthefuture. Transportodorouswastesincoveredvehicles. Dispose of contaminated material in a landfill licensed to take the type of contaminated material or wastesuncovered If onsite materials that haveto be excavated are prescribed waste,as definedbytheEnvironment Protection (Prescribed Waste) Regulations 1987, it will need to be transported in accordance with the Environment Protection(Transport)Regulations1987toalandfilllicensedtoacceptsuchwastes. The Hazardous Materials Management Plan will identify the arrangements for the removal and disposal of potentially hazardous materials from the site, specifically asbestos. Suitably licensed disposal facilities will be used for disposal. The Site Manager/Demolition Contractor will track and record the disposal of hazardous materialsofasbestosmaterials. This will be undertaken in accordance withthe Protectionof the Environment Operations (Waste) Regulation 2005
Asbestos Asbestos could be present on a construction site in various forms including cement pipes, pits, conduits, insulation coatings on pipelines and underground tanks or as fragments in the soil from past uses. It is fair to suggest that this is to occur due to the proposed site was previously/currently used for industrial purposed. If asbestosissuspectedoridentified,itshouldbeassessedinaccordancewiththeVictorianOccupationalHealth andSafety(Asbestos)Regulations2003.
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Friableasbestos Ifanyfriableasbestosisvisibleonasitetheaffectedareawillneedtobeisolatedandsitesupervisorinformed and an occupational hygienist will need to be consulted. The removal of friable asbestos requires a Class A licensedasbestosremovalist(licensedbyWorkSafe).

OccupationalHealthandSafety(Asbestos)Regulations2003. EnvironmentOperations(Waste)Regulation2005 EnvironmentProtection(PrescribedWaste)Regulations1987 EnvironmentProtection(Transport)Regulations1987
12.0 Monitor and Review

12.1 Monitoring
Monitoring is an integral part of the Environmental Management Plan as it establishes how the project is performing against objectives and targets. A schedule and procedures for monitoring and reporting are developedinorderto: Identifyanynegativeimpactsfromconstructionactivities Assesstheeffectivenessofcontrolmeasures DemonstratecompliancewithregulatoryconditionsandobjectivesandtargetssetintheEMP Identifyiffurthercontrols/correctiveactionisrequired
Regular monitoring and reporting of dust,noise, vibrationand water quality will be required by the regulatory authority. The frequency of this monitoring and reporting will largely be dictated by requirements of the Scheduled monitoring of environmental performance and formal compliance auditing of environmental management systemswillbeconductedthroughoutdemolitionandexcavationworks. This will enable the overall effectiveness of established environmental controls and compliance procedures to be assessed, and allow areas of underperformance to be identified so corrective actions can to be taken to strengthen environmental safeguards or improve outcomes and external consultants will conduct monitoring whenrequiredtofurtherstrengthenthemonitoringprogram. ChemicalmeasurementsshouldbeconductedbyalaboratoryregisteredbytheNationalAssociationofTesting Authorities (NATA), and in situ measurements should be made under the supervision of a suitably qualified personfromaNATAlaboratory. TheenvironmentalmonitoringandauditprogramproposedunderthisCEMP,incorporates: DailyInspections WeeklyInspections MonthlyReporting ComplianceReporting EventBasedInspections Auditing Incidentreportingandcorrectiveactions
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Themonitoringrequirementswillberelatedtothefollowingbutnotlimitedto: Noise&Vibration PublicSafety&SiteSecurity Air/DustManagement Stormwater/SedimentControl WasteManagement TrafficManagement ContaminatedMaterials
Daily Inspections
Routine daily visual inspections will be carried on all demolition and remediation/excavation activities and workareasinordertocheckcompliancewiththisCEMPandregulatoryconditions. The results of these inspections shall be recorded on a Daily Site Environmental Form. All nonconformances shallbeactionedasoutlinedineachManagementPlan.
Weekly Inspections
WeeklyWorkplaceInspectionsshallbeconductedandsubmittedaspartofthemonthlyreportingprocedure.
Even based checks

EventbasedchecksshallbeconductedbytheSiteManagerorProjectManagerfollowinganysignificantevent such as rainfall of sufficient quantity to generate run off, high winds, the receipt of an environmental complaint,issueofanonconformancereport. Eventbasedcheckswillberecordedontheweeklyinspectionchecklist.
Monthly Reporting
A monthly report shall include a summary of environmental issues and actions during the period to ensure compliance with the CEMP including details of any action item requests, complaints received, incidents and associated investigations and corrective actions, and environmental inductions and awareness training providedduringtheperiod.
12.2 Auditing
The demolition and recycling works will be subject to formal onsite audits for performance against the CEMP andtheassociatedregulationsandwillbecompletedatthesiteonamonthlybasis. A monthly audit report will be generated and presented at the CEMP management team meetings. Corrective actionrequestswillbegeneratedandidentifiedaspartoftheauditreport.Correctiveactionswillbeexpected tobecompletedwithin1weekoftheirissue. Wherecorrectiveactionshavenotbeencompleted,stopworkorderswillbeissuedbytheProjectManagerfor works associated with the Corrective action request. Works will not resume until the appropriate action has beencompletedandapprovedbytheProjectManager.
12.3 Corrective Action Incident Reporting and Corrective Actions

AllIncidentsincludingactualorpotentialforinjury,ordamagetoequipment,propertyortheenvironmentwill be reported to the Project Manager or immediate supervisor as soon as practicable. An Incident Investigation Report will need to be completed and maintained on a Project Incident Register which include detailsofaccidentsandremedialactions.
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Promptreportingwillallowanimmediateinvestigationtotakeplaceandpreventsimilarsituationsoccurring.
12.4 CEMP Review

This CEMP review will ensure that the controls outlined in the CEMP report are properly implemented and regularlymonitoredtoensurethattheirobjectivesarebeingmet.Changestothesecontrolswillbe revisedas required to ensure it remains relevant to the project and that all objectives are being satisfied and consistent withenvironmentalregulationsandrequirements. Reviewswillbeundertakenasnecessaryasaresultofanyofthefollowing: Whenthereisachangeinthescopeoftheprojectthatrequiresachangein Environmentalcontrols; Whenthereisaneedtoimproveperformanceinanareaofenvironmentalimpact; Atthecompletionofenvironmentalauditsasrequired;and Asaresultofchangesinenvironmentallegislationandrelevanttotheproject;
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13.0 References
ConstructionManagementPlanGuidelines,viewed20October2013 http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/BuildingandPlanning/BuildingandConstruction/Pages/Constru ctionManagementPlanguidelines.aspx CityofMelbourne,2010PublicSafetyandAmenityACodeofGoodPracticeatConstruction Sites,viewed29October2013 CityOfMelbourne,2010NoiseandVibrationManagementGuidelines,Viewed10October, 2013 SafeWorkAustralia,July2012ConstructionWorkCodeofPractice EPA,October2008Publication1254NoiseControlGuidelines,Viewed31,October,2013 EPA,February1996EnvironmentalGuidelinesforMajorConstructionSites,Viewed25 October,2013. FrankstonCityCouncil2012GeneralLocalLawNo.7,Viewed20October,2013.
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14.0 Appendix A Demolition Plan
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT
Y A W L I A R N FRANKSTO
m HIGH LINK FENCE 2.2 EXISTING CHAIN
HIGH FENCE 2.2m HAIN LINK C G N TI IS EX
CULTIVATED GARDEM
3808'41.46"
35.50m
20.00m
3808'41.19"
MAINTAINED GRASSLAND
EXISTING CONCRETE CARPARK (TO BE DEMOLISHED) VEGETATION TO BE REMOVED
2400 SPACE WIDTH
CULTIVATED GARDEN
EXISTING FOOTPATH SERVICING CARPARK (TO BE DEMOLISHED)
3808'41.53"
35.50m
EXISTING CONCRETE CARPARK (TO BE DEMOLISHED) TO ACCOMODATE FOR NEW PROPOSED CAMPUS BOULEVAR AND ACCESS TO SITE
FLETCHER ROAD
(OUTSIDE OF PLAN)
1
No.
DEMOLITION PLAN
1 : 200
Description Date
27/10/2013 4:39:18 PM
ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUILDING DESIGN

JOSHUA ICHIM - I201206260 JESS DUFFY - D200911049 HELEN MAISANO - M201108758
3808'41.75"
SUBJECT SITE LOT AREA 717m
20.00m
AISLE WIDTH 7000
Project Name
ADDRESS: CLIENT: 69 YOUNG STREET, FRANKSTON ROARK DEVELOPMENTS
Demolition Plan
Project phase Date Drawn by Checked by Project Number Issue Date Author Checker Scale @ A3: 1 : 200
A109
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15.0 Appendix B Site Context Plan

Proposed Site Location
Site Context - Infrastructure

1:2000 Site Location
L E G E N D PROPOSED SITE
MAPS - MAJOR ROADS AND ACCESS
L E G E N D PROPOSED SITE TRAIN FLOW vEHICLE FLOW COMMERCIAL BUILDING ROAD CARPARK
TRAIN FLOW vEHICLE FLOW PEDESTRIAN FLOW COMMERCIAL BUILDING ROAD
Site context - Access (global)

1 : 2000
Site context - Access (local)

1 : 2000
No.
Description
Date
ADDRESS: CLIENT:
69 YOUNG STREET, FRANKSTON ROARK DEVELOPMENTS
Project phase Date Drawn by Checked by
Project Number Issue Date Author Checker
A113
27/10/2013 3:24:41 PM
Project Name
SITE CONTEXT
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16.0 Appendix C Construction Programme Schedule
Name Nov Dec
Duration
Start
Finish
Predecessors
Qtr 1, 2014 Jan Feb Mar
Qtr Apr
1 19 days 30/10/13 8:00 AM 1 day 30/10/13 8:00 AM 1 day 31/10/13 8:00 AM 1 day 1/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 4/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 5/11/13 8:00 AM 10 days 6/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 20/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 21/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 22/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 22/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 22/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 22/11/13 8:00 AM 1 day 25/11/13 8:00 AM 38 days 26/11/13 8:00 AM 7 days 26/11/13 8:00 AM 7 days 5/12/13 8:00 AM 5 days 16/12/13 8:00 AM 5 days 23/12/13 8:00 AM 14 days 30/12/13 8:00 AM 14 days 30/12/13 8:00 AM 51 days 17/01/14 8:00 AM 20 days 17/01/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/02/14 8:00 AM 10 days 25/02/14 8:00 AM 3 days 11/03/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/03/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/02/14 8:00 AM 3 days 14/02/14 8:00 AM 7 days 11/03/14 8:00 AM 7 days 20/03/14 8:00 AM 10 days 31/03/14 8:00 AM 2 days 31/03/14 8:00 AM 69 Young Street, Frankston - page1 4/12/13 5:00 PM 13/12/13 5:00 PM 20/12/13 5:00 PM 27/12/13 5:00 PM 16/01/14 5:00 PM 16/01/14 5:00 PM 13/02/14 5:00 PM 24/02/14 5:00 PM 10/03/14 5:00 PM 13/03/14 5:00 PM 24/03/14 5:00 PM 24/02/14 5:00 PM 18/02/14 5:00 PM 19/03/14 5:00 PM 28/03/14 5:00 PM 1/04/14 5:00 PM 25/11/13 5:00 PM 16/01/14 5:00 PM 1 14 16 17 18 19 19 28/03/14 5:00 PM 15 21 23 24 25 26 23 23 25 30 11/04/14 5:00 PM 22 26 22/11/13 5:00 PM 9 13 22/11/13 5:00 PM 9 22/11/13 5:00 PM 9 22/11/13 5:00 PM 9 21/11/13 5:00 PM 8 20/11/13 5:00 PM 7 19/11/13 5:00 PM 6 5/11/13 5:00 PM 5 4/11/13 5:00 PM 4 1/11/13 5:00 PM 3 31/10/13 5:00 PM 2 30/10/13 5:00 PM 25/11/13 5:00 PM
PRE-CONSTRUCTIONREQUIREMENTS
Project Approval Review
Prepare Final Estimate
Owner Approval
Review Financing Options
Submit for Financing Approval
Financing Review Period
Financing Approval
Notice to Proceed
10
Verify Existing Utility Locations
11
Order Materials
12
Organise Temporary Fencing
13
Survey Land and Boundaries
14
Mark out Site
15
SITE WORKS
16
Clear/demolish Lot
17
Strip Topsoil and Stock Pile (kept for landscaping)
18
Stake Lot For Excavation
19
Rough Grade Lot
20
Excavate For Foundation
21
De-watering
22
FOOTINGS/SLAB/ RETAINING WALL
23
Contiguous Piles and lagging
24
Service Rough In - including sump and pump and retention pit
25
Reinforced Concrete In-situ for watertank/raft footing and strengthen
26
Structural Blockwork - watertank
27
Waterproofing and drainage
28
Isolation Vibration Bearings
29
Pile Caps
30
Reinforced Columns - Water tank
31
Transfer Beams
32
Basement
33
Pre - Cast Pavement and ramp
2, 2014 May Jun Sep
Qtr 3, 2014 Jul Aug
Sep
Qtr 4, 2014 Oct Nov Dec
Qtr 2, 2015 Apr May Jun
Qtr 3, 2015 Jul Aug
Qtr 2, 2016 Apr May
69 Young Street, Frankston - page2
Name Nov Dec 2 days 2/04/14 8:00 AM 2 days 4/04/14 8:00 AM 2 days 8/04/14 8:00 AM 2 days 10/04/14 8:00 AM 2 days 31/03/14 8:00 AM 7 days 31/03/14 8:00 AM 7 days 31/03/14 8:00 AM 7 days 31/03/14 8:00 AM 7 days 31/03/14 8:00 AM 7 days 31/03/14 8:00 AM 5 days 30/10/13 8:00 AM 14 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 23/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 7 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 14 days 14/04/14 8:00 AM 14 days 2/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 2/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 13/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 2/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 2/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 2/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 2/05/14 8:00 AM 4 days 2/05/14 8:00 AM 1 day 2/05/14 8:00 AM 14 days 22/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 22/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 2/06/14 8:00 AM 69 Young Street, Frankston - page3 22/04/14 5:00 PM 22/04/14 5:00 PM 22/04/14 5:00 PM 22/04/14 5:00 PM 22/04/14 5:00 PM 22/04/14 5:00 PM 1/05/14 5:00 PM 21/05/14 5:00 PM 45 12/05/14 5:00 PM 21/05/14 5:00 PM 12/05/14 5:00 PM 12/05/14 5:00 PM 12/05/14 5:00 PM 12/05/14 5:00 PM 7/05/14 5:00 PM 2/05/14 5:00 PM 10/06/14 5:00 PM 56 30/05/14 5:00 PM 10/06/14 5:00 PM 66 57 22/04/14 5:00 PM 1/05/14 5:00 PM 46 22/04/14 5:00 PM 1/05/14 5:00 PM 32 5/11/13 5:00 PM 8/04/14 5:00 PM 8/04/14 5:00 PM 8/04/14 5:00 PM 8/04/14 5:00 PM 8/04/14 5:00 PM 1/04/14 5:00 PM 11/04/14 5:00 PM 36 9/04/14 5:00 PM 35 7/04/14 5:00 PM 34 3/04/14 5:00 PM 33
Duration
Start
Finish
Predecessors
Qtr Apr
34
Shotcrete Wall
35
Columns
36
Pre-cast Walls
37
Transfer Beams
38
Hydrolic Lift Shaft
39
Internal Plumbing
40
External Drainage
41
Water, Electrical, Gas Supply Line
42
Electrical Rough in
43
Gas Rough In
44
Water proofing and drainage
45
Ground Floor
46
Pre-cast pavement
47
Precast - walls
48
Transfer Beams
49
Stud Walls - non loadbering
50
Fire Stair - Shaft to roof level
51
Service Shafts - to roof level
52
Lift Shaft- roof level
53
Service Rough in
54
Plenum -Basement
55
Windows/Doors
56
Level 1
57
Pre-cast pavement
58
Precast - walls loadbearing
59
Transfer Beams
60
61
Service Rough In
62
Plenum Ground Floor
63
Windows/Doors
64
RBS INSPECTION
65
Level 2
66
Pre-cast pavement
67
Precast - walls
2, 2014 May Jun Sep
Qtr 3, 2014 Jul Aug
Sep
Qtr 3, 2015 Jul Aug
Qtr 2, 2016 Apr May
Name Nov Dec 7 days 22/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 22/05/14 8:00 AM 7 days 22/05/14 8:00 AM 2 days 22/05/14 8:00 AM 14 days 22/05/14 8:00 AM 1 day 22/05/14 8:00 AM 14 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 7 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 7 days 20/06/14 8:00 AM 7 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 7 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 7 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 2 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 14 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 1 day 11/06/14 8:00 AM 14 days 1/07/14 8:00 AM 7 days 1/07/14 8:00 AM 7 days 10/07/14 8:00 AM 7 days 1/07/14 8:00 AM 7 days 1/07/14 8:00 AM 7 days 1/07/14 8:00 AM 2 days 1/07/14 8:00 AM 14 days 1/07/14 8:00 AM 1 day 1/07/14 8:00 AM 1 day 30/10/13 8:00 AM 14 days 21/07/14 8:00 AM 7 days 21/07/14 8:00 AM 1 day 30/07/14 8:00 AM 7 days 21/07/14 8:00 AM 2 days 21/07/14 8:00 AM 14 days 21/07/14 8:00 AM 14 days 21/07/14 8:00 AM 30 days 8/08/14 8:00 AM 30 days 8/08/14 8:00 AM 69 Young Street, Frankston - page5 9/07/14 5:00 PM 18/07/14 5:00 PM 9/07/14 5:00 PM 9/07/14 5:00 PM 9/07/14 5:00 PM 2/07/14 5:00 PM 18/07/14 5:00 PM 1/07/14 5:00 PM 30/10/13 5:00 PM 7/08/14 5:00 PM 29/07/14 5:00 PM 30/07/14 5:00 PM 29/07/14 5:00 PM 22/07/14 5:00 PM 7/08/14 5:00 PM 7/08/14 5:00 PM 18/09/14 5:00 PM 93 18/09/14 5:00 PM 94 83 84 11/06/14 5:00 PM 18/07/14 5:00 PM 74 30/06/14 5:00 PM 12/06/14 5:00 PM 19/06/14 5:00 PM 19/06/14 5:00 PM 19/06/14 5:00 PM 30/06/14 5:00 PM 75 19/06/14 5:00 PM 30/06/14 5:00 PM 65 22/05/14 5:00 PM 10/06/14 5:00 PM 23/05/14 5:00 PM 30/05/14 5:00 PM 30/05/14 5:00 PM 30/05/14 5:00 PM
Duration
Start
Finish
Predecessors
Qtr Apr
68
Transfer Beams
69
70
Service Rough In
71
Plenum - Level 1
72
Windows
73
RBS INSPECTION
74
Level 3
75
Pre-cast pavement
76
Precast - walls
77
Transfer Beams
78
79
Service Rough In
80
Plenum - Level 2
81
Windows
82
RBS INSPECTION
83
Level 4
84
Pre-cast pavement
85
Precast - walls loadbering
86
Transfer Beams
87
88
Service Rough In
89
Plenum - Level 3
90
Windows
91
RBS INSPECTION
92
CLIENT PART PAYMENT
93
Roof
94
Pre-cast pavement
95
Parapet pre cast Walls
96
Service Rough In
97
Plenum -Level4
98
box gutter and flashings
99
water proofing and drainage
100
Atrium/Light Shaft
101
Glass Curtain Walls & roof
2, 2014 May Jun Sep
Qtr 3, 2014 Jul Aug
Sep
Qtr 3, 2015 Jul Aug
Qtr 2, 2016 Apr May
Name Nov Dec 14 days 8/08/14 8:00 AM 14 days 8/08/14 8:00 AM 60 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 20 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 20 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 20 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 20 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 60 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 2 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 3 days 11/06/14 8:00 AM 240 days 3/09/14 8:00 AM 60 days 3/09/14 8:00 AM 60 days 26/11/14 8:00 AM 60 days 18/02/15 8:00 AM 60 days 13/05/15 8:00 AM 60 days 13/05/15 8:00 AM 60 days 13/05/15 8:00 AM 60 days 13/05/15 8:00 AM 60 days 13/05/15 8:00 AM 100 days 3/09/14 8:00 AM 7 days 3/09/14 8:00 AM 30 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 30 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 30 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 14 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 30 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 30 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 30 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 14 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 14 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 60 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 30 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 30 days 5/08/15 8:00 AM 30 days 16/09/15 8:00 AM 69 Young Street, Frankston - page7 4/08/15 5:00 PM 4/08/15 5:00 PM 4/08/15 5:00 PM 20/01/15 5:00 PM 11/09/14 5:00 PM 15/09/15 5:00 PM 112 15/09/15 5:00 PM 15/09/15 5:00 PM 24/08/15 5:00 PM 15/09/15 5:00 PM 15/09/15 5:00 PM 15/09/15 5:00 PM 24/08/15 5:00 PM 24/08/15 5:00 PM 27/10/15 5:00 PM 112 15/09/15 5:00 PM 15/09/15 5:00 PM 27/10/15 5:00 PM 133 4/08/15 5:00 PM 4/08/15 5:00 PM 12/05/15 5:00 PM 114 115 115 115 115 115 105;106;107 17/02/15 5:00 PM 113 25/11/14 5:00 PM 4/08/15 5:00 PM 104 105;106;107;108 13/06/14 5:00 PM 12/06/14 5:00 PM 2/09/14 5:00 PM 8/07/14 5:00 PM 8/07/14 5:00 PM 8/07/14 5:00 PM 8/07/14 5:00 PM 2/09/14 5:00 PM 65 27/08/14 5:00 PM 27/08/14 5:00 PM
Duration
Start
Finish
Predecessors
Qtr Apr
102
Horizontal Louvers
103
Water proofing and Drainage
104
EXTERNALLININGS-CLOSEUP
105
Electrical Rough In
106
Gas Rough In
107
Plumbing Rough In
108
Telephone System Rough In
109
External Cladding /facade
110
Install External Doors
111
Roof Covering
112
LOCK UP - FIXING All Levels
113
Insulation
114
Install Plasterboard
115
Plasterboard Finished, Sanded and Cornices Fixed
116
Internal Architraves
117
Skirting
118
Doors
119
Cupboards
120
Joinery
121
Kitchen and Vanity Installation
122
Install basement Garage Door
123
LANDSCAPINGANDGROUNDSWORK
124
Shrubs and Trees
125
Top Soil
126
Seeding
127
Driveways
128
Sidewalks
129
Fencing and Decking
130
Plantings that Complete the Outside
131
Greenroof
132
PAINTING
133
1st Coat Internal
134
1st Coat External
135
2nd Coat Internal
2, 2014 May Jun Sep
Qtr 3, 2014 Jul Aug
Sep
Qtr 3, 2015 Jul Aug
Qtr 2, 2016 Apr May
Name Nov Dec 30 days 16/09/15 8:00 AM 15 days 30/10/13 8:00 AM 60 days 28/10/15 8:00 AM 60 days 28/10/15 8:00 AM 60 days 28/10/15 8:00 AM 60 days 28/10/15 8:00 AM 60 days 28/10/15 8:00 AM 62 days 20/01/16 8:00 AM 2 days 20/01/16 8:00 AM 30 days 20/01/16 8:00 AM 30 days 20/01/16 8:00 AM 14 days 20/01/16 8:00 AM 30 days 20/01/16 8:00 AM 30 days 20/01/16 8:00 AM 30 days 20/01/16 8:00 AM 30 days 22/01/16 8:00 AM 30 days 4/03/16 8:00 AM 14 days 4/03/16 8:00 AM 21 days 24/03/16 8:00 AM 7 days 24/03/16 8:00 AM 1 day 24/03/16 8:00 AM 1 day 24/03/16 8:00 AM 1 day 24/03/16 8:00 AM 7 days 24/03/16 8:00 AM 14 days 4/04/16 8:00 AM 1 day 22/04/16 8:00 AM 1 day 25/04/16 8:00 AM 0 days 25/04/16 5:00 PM 0 days 30/10/13 8:00 AM 0 days 30/10/13 8:00 AM 0 days 30/10/13 8:00 AM 3/03/16 5:00 PM 14/04/16 5:00 PM 23/03/16 5:00 PM 1/04/16 5:00 PM 24/03/16 5:00 PM 24/03/16 5:00 PM 24/03/16 5:00 PM 1/04/16 5:00 PM 21/04/16 5:00 PM 22/04/16 5:00 PM 25/04/16 5:00 PM 25/04/16 5:00 PM 30/10/13 8:00 AM 30/10/13 8:00 AM 30/10/13 8:00 AM 159 160 161 162 1/03/16 5:00 PM 1/03/16 5:00 PM 137 137 144 151 151 1/03/16 5:00 PM 137 8/02/16 5:00 PM 123 1/03/16 5:00 PM 111 1/03/16 5:00 PM 132 21/01/16 5:00 PM 139 14/04/16 5:00 PM 138 19/01/16 5:00 PM 19/01/16 5:00 PM 19/01/16 5:00 PM 19/01/16 5:00 PM 19/01/16 5:00 PM 132 19/11/13 5:00 PM 27/10/15 5:00 PM 134
Duration
Start
Finish
Predecessors
Qtr Apr
136
2nd Coat External
137
Final Painting and Touch Ups
138
FIT OUT
139
Carpet/Flooring/Ceramic Tiles
140
Bath Hardware
141
Shower doors
142
Mirrors
143
PRACTICAL COMPLETION
144
Interior Fit Off
145
Connect Appliances
146
Downpipes Fitted and Penetrations
147
Decks and Landings/Driveways
148
Electrical Fit Off
149
Gas Fit Off
150
Plumbing Fit Off
151
Rough Clean
152
Final Clean Internal and External
153
Site Cleaned and Rubbish Removed
154
INSPECTIONANDHANDOVER
21/04/16 5:00 PM 153
155
Building Surveyor
156
Builder
157
Client
158
Site Manager
159
Finishing Touches
160
Building Surveyor Approval
161
Certificate of Occupancy
162
Settlement /Payment
163
Owners Move In
164
*NOTE: It is to be noted that the following schedule is
30/10 30/10 30/10
165
an estimate and does not include any adverse weather
166
conditions or delays
2, 2014 May Jun Sep
Qtr 3, 2014 Jul Aug
Sep
Qtr 3, 2015 Jul Aug
Qtr 2, 2016 Apr May
26/04
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17.0 Appendix D Risk Assessment

RiskAssessment
CATEGORY
MATRIX
ACTIVITIES& CONTROLS
RISKASSESSMENTCATEGORY
RiskAssessment
CATEGORY
Theconsequencesofaneventarecategorisedasfollows:
TheEnvironmentalRiskRatingismeasuredintermsofconsequence(severity) andlikelihood(probability)oftheeventhappening. Thelikelihood(orprobability)ofeachimpactoccurringis ratedaccordingtothefollowingqualitativemeasures:
#
1
Event
Catastrophic
Description
Amajoreventwhichcouldcausesevereorirreversible damagetothenaturalandorhumanenvironment. Involvesdeath,toxicreleaseoffsitewithdetrimental effect,hugefinancialloss. Aneventwhichcouldhaveasubstantialandpermanent consequencetothenaturaland/orhumanenvironment. Involvesextensiveinjuries,lossofproductioncapability, offsitereleasecontainedwithoutsideassistanceand littledetrimentalimpact,majorfinancialloss. Aneventwhichcouldcreatesubstantialtemporaryor minorpermanentdamagetothenaturaland/orhuman environment.Medicaltreatmentrequired,onsite releasecontainedwithoutsideassistance,highfinancial loss. Aneventwhichcouldhavetemporaryandminoreffects tothenaturaland/orhumanenvironment.FirstAid treatmentrequired,onsitereleaseimmediately containedmediumfinancialloss. Nodetrimentalimpactonthenaturaland/orhuman environmentismeasuredorenvisaged.Noinjuries,low financialloss,negligibleenvironmentalimpact.
Level
A
Descriptor
Almostcertain
Description
Isexpectedtooccurinmost circumstances
Major
Likely
Willprobablyoccurinmost circumstances
Moderate
Possible
Couldoccur
Minor
Unlikely
Couldoccurbutnot expected
Insignificant
Rare
Occursonlyinexceptional circumstances
MATRIXDESIGNRISKASSESSMENT
RISKASSESSMENTMATRIX
RiskAssessment
MATRIX
Ariskmatrixbasedonthesequalitativemeasuresofconsequenceandlikelihoodwasthen usedtomeasureriskandenableriskprioritisation. Theserisksareprioritisedsuchthat:
Likleyhood
Catastrophic 1 Almostcertain Likely Possible Unlikely Rare A B C D E E E E E H Major 2 E E E H H
Consequence
Moderate 3 E H H M M Minor 4 H H M L L Insignificant 5 H M L L L
RiskRanking
ExtremeRisk HighRisk Moderaterisk Lowrisk
Symbol
E H M L
Description
Immediateactionrequired Seniormanagementattentionneeded Managementresponsibilitymustbe specified Managebyroutineprocedures
MATRIXDESIGNSRISKASSESSMENT
RISKASSESSMENTACTIVITIESCONTROLS
RiskAssessment
ActivitiesandControls Activity
Setup
SpecificProcess
SiteEstablishment
Aspect
EstablishEnviromental controls Clearingofvegetation
Impact
Sedimentationof stormwaterfrompiles andexcavations Weeds,sedimentation ofstormwaterfrom pilesandexcavations contaminationofon andoffsitewaters
Consequence Liklihood PotentialRisk

Minor Unlikely Low
Control
SiteFencing,ProtectionofDrains Disposalofallweedsandforeign vegatedregrowth SiteFencing,ProtectionofDrainsor diversionifnecessary AllVehiclesmusttravelthrough wheelwashpriortoleavingsite. WhenVehiclesaretransportingon site,theymustonlytraveldesignated routes;dustsuppressiontobeused.
ResidualRisk
Low
Minor
Unlikely
Low
Low
RemovalofStructures andservices
Demolition Surfacewaterdischarge Moderate possible High Low
Dust/GasEmission
Despositionon neighboringproperties; healthimpact
Moderate
possible
High
Low
Noiseemission
Noisepollutionat on/offsitelocations
Minor
possible
Medium
Allmachineryistobeappropriately silencedwithmufflers.Regular maintenanceoftransportvehicles. Respiteperiodsfornoiseactivities. Operatinghoursbetween07:00am and6pm Minimisehammeringandvibration compactionwhenincloseproximity tostructures,buildingsorproperty boundary Allvehiclesmusttravelthroughwheel washpriortoleavingsite Regularmaintenanceoftransport vehicles
Low
Vibration
Vibrationgenerationat offsitelocations DustandMud generationonlocal roads Airpollutionatoffsite locations
Moderate
Unlikely
Medium
Low
Moderate Moderate
possible Unlikely
High Medium
Low Low
Transport
RISKASSESSMENTACTIVITIESCONTROLS
Remediation
Excavation SpilageofMaterial
Contaminationofoff sitewatersorroadways Contaminationofclean soils
Moderate
possible
High
Allvehiclesmusttravelthroughwheel washpriortoleavingsite Whenvehiclesaretransportingon site,theymustonlytraveldesignated haulroutes ExcavationPlantwillbe decontaminatedatcompletionof excavationinthedesignatedarea (wheelwasharea) Regularmaintenanceoftransport vehicles;useofdustsuppression whenrequired Allvehiclesmusttravelthroughwheel washpriortoleavingsite Allmachineryistobeappropriately silencedwithmufflers.Regular maintenanceoftransportvehicles. Respiteperiodsfornoiseactivities. Operatinghoursbetween07:00am and18:00pm Allvehiclesmusttravelthroughwheel washpriortoleavingsite Allvehiclesmusttravelthroughwheel washpriortoleavingsite Allvehiclesmusttravelthroughwheel washpriortoleavingsite Maintainenviromentalcontrols aroundfuelstores Maintainenviromentalcontrols aroundfuelstores Regularmaintanencemustbecarried outonallmachineryandtransport vehicles Allmachineryistostopmovements onsiteduringheavyrainfall.During dry conditions,awatercartwillbeusedto controldust
Low
Moderate
possible
High
Low
Contaminationofclean DecontaminationofPlant soils Piling&landfarming Dust/GasEmission
Moderate
possible
High
Low
Airpollutionatoffsite locations;health effects contaminationofon andoffsitewaters
Moderate
possible
High
Low
Surfacewaterdischarge
Moderate
possible
High
Low
Noiseemission
Noisepollutionatoff sitelocations
Minor
possible
Medium
Low
Transport SpilageofMaterial Reinstatement/Disposal SpilageofMaterial
Contaminationofoff sitewatersorroadways Contaminationofoff sitewaters Contaminationofoff siteareasand roadways Contaminationofoff sitewaters Contaminationofclean soils Airpollutionatoffsite locations
Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate Moderate
possible possible possible Unlikely Unlikely
High High High Medium Medium
Low Low Low Low Low
MaterialCompaction Spilage/leakagefrom fuel/oilstores
Dust&Gasemission
Moderate
possible
High
Low
InternalRoadMainenance
DustandMud generation
Moderate
possible
High
Low
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18.0 Appendix E Local Site CEMP diagram
L E G E N D
SLOPE DIRECTING STORMWATER AWAY FROM THE SITE TRUCK ACCESS AND EGRESS ROUTES PEDESTRIAN ROUTES 1.8 M HIGH TEMPORARY PERIMETER FENCING STORAGE DESIGNATED ZONES SITE SHED DESIGNATED AREA
PROPOSED SITE
TEMPORARY SITE AMENITIES TEMPORARY CONCRETE CROSSOVER 180M2 BORROWED LAND FROM THE COUNCIL SKIP BIN DESIGNATED AREA
D R A V E L U O DB E S O P O R P
No.
Description
Date
ADDRESS: 69 YOUNG ST, FRANKSTON 3199 CLIENT: ROARK DEVELOPMENTS
4 30.10.13 Author Checker Scale @ A3: 1 : 350
A102
30/10/2013 1:48:32 PM
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
LOCAL SITE CEMP
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19.0 Appendix F Access and Egress Diagram
L E G E N D
TRUCK ACCESS AND EGRESS ROUTES PROPOSED SITE PEDESTRIAN ROUTES PROPOSED PERMANENT CROSSOVER MAIN ROADS
D R A V E L U O DB E S O P O R P
CONTRACTOR/WORKERS TEMP. PARKING COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
PARKING
PROPOSED SITE ENCLOSED WITH HOARDING
T LE
ER
ACCESS AND EGRESS

1 : 1000
No.
Description
Date
ADDRESS: 69 YOUNG ST, FRANKSTON 3199 CLIENT: ROARK DEVELOPMENTS
4 30.10.13 Author Checker Scale @ A3: 1 : 1000
A101
30/10/2013 1:48:04 PM
STUDENT ACCOMMODATION
ACCESS AND EGRESS
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20.0 Appendix G Land Use and Contamination
APPENDIX 1: LAND USES THAT MAY HAVE CAUSED CONTAMINATION

Industry
Agricultural and/or horticultural
Examples of sites
Farms with sheep or cattle dips. Pesticide mixing sites. Abbatoirs
Battery manufacture/recycling Bio-medical Chemicals
Manufacturing/recycling plants. Hospitals, laboratories. Plants where these products are manufactured - corrosives, adhesives, dyes, explosives, foam, flocculants, fertilisers, herbicides and pesticides, paint, oils, pharmaceuticals, plastics, photographics, rubber, soap/detergents, solvents, beverages and wood products. Gas works, power stations, electrical substations Plants using these substances during manufacturing: corrosives, adhesives, dyes, foam, flocculants, oils, plastics, photographics, rubber, soap/detergents, solvents, beverages and wood products. Foundries, iron and steel works, metal treaters and smelters, metal recycling plants (e.g. car parts). Mining sites, land reclamation, waste disposal and recycling sites. Dry cleaners, printers, tanners, breweries and distilling plants. Asbestos disposal sites. Sites with recent pesticide application to soil for building foundations. Explosives manufacturing, storage and testing sites. Refineries, storage depots and service stations. Airports, engine works and railway yards. Landfills industrial waste, council tips (household waste), asbestos disposal. Treatment plant and depots.
Energy Manufacturing
Metal working
Mineral extraction Miscellaneous
Military Petrochemical industry Transport Waste disposal Water supply and sewerage
For more information and details of land use that may have contaminated soil or water and a list of associated contaminants, refer to Appendix 1 of Australian Standards AS 4482.1 Guide to the sampling and investigation of potentially contaminated soil.
WORKSAFE VICTORIA / INDUSTRY STANDARD_CONTAMINATED CONSTRUCTION SITES
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APPENDIX 2: CHECKLIST FOR CONTAMINATION ON CONSTRUCTION SITES

THIS CHECKLIST SUMMARISES KEY SECTIONS OF THE INDUSTRY STANDARD ON CONTAMINATED CONSTRUCTION SITES.
1. Is contamination present at the site? Contamination is likely to be present on sites that: were previously used for industrial purposes have a site history indicating there may be contamination have physical signs of contamination contain fill material from former industrial sites have other indicators of contamination e.g. substances released from buildings. A site assessment is necessary when contamination is known or likely to be present. It involves: checking the sites history taking soil samples to identify contaminants and their concentrations. Site assessments should be undertaken by a competent person. Specialist advice will be required in most cases to assist with taking soil samples. NOTE: a statutory environmental audit may be required by local councils/EPA or other bodies, on potentially contaminated sites. An audit provides information on any risk to the health of workers on the site. 3. Is a risk assessment required? A risk assessment is necessary when a site assessment indicates that contaminants are present that may be a risk to the health of workers on the site. Conduct a risk assessment to determine any risk to health according to principles in the National Environment Protection Measure (NEPM)* and consider: type of contaminant present working conditions tasks to be carried out routes of exposure level of exposure e.g. duration. Each site is different and needs an individual assessment. Specialist advice is usually required to conduct a risk assessment. 5. Have relevant acceptance criteria been used in assessing the risk from contaminants? Develop acceptance criteria for contaminants in soil based on the specific situation and activities at the site. Consult the NEPM Health-Based Investigation Levels (HILs)* for initial guidance on the levels of particular contaminants that may be acceptable or where further investigation is required to determine if there is a risk to the health of workers on the site. For contaminants that do not have HILs set e.g. volatile compounds, develop other acceptance criteria with specialist advice. 6. Have the appropriate control measures been chosen to protect workers from exposure? If the risk cannot be eliminated by removing contaminated soil from the site, reduce the risk as far as reasonably practicable. Control measures in order of effectiveness are: isolation engineering controls administrative controls personal protective equipment and clothing (PPE). A combination of measures may be the most effective. See Part 4 of the Industry Standard for more information.
2. Has a site assessment been done?
4. Was the risk assessment adequate?
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APPENDIX 2: CHECKLIST FOR CONTAMINATION ON CONSTRUCTION SITES

7 . Has a health and safety plan been developed to include protection of workers from exposure to contaminants? Where a risk assessment indicates that contamination levels pose a risk to workers health, develop a safety plan and include: information from assessments on the risks to health all relevant steps and processes to protect workers. Ensure workers: know how to detect signs of further unexpected contamination know to stop work immediately and report the discovery. Employers must consult with affected workers and any health and safety representatives.
8. Is there a procedure in place to deal with unexpected contamination?
9. Have workers been consulted on the site assessment, risk assessment and on a plan to protect them against exposure? 10. Are workers appropriately trained and supervised, and new employees inducted?
Every worker must be trained in their tasks and the control measures required, and supervised by a person with appropriate knowledge and experience.
For further information: Refer to the Industry Standard for Contaminated Construction Sites. The standard and other WorkSafe publications can be ordered from WorkCover Publications on: 9641 1333 or 1800 136 089 or picked up from your local WorkSafe office. Visit WorkSafes website: www.worksafe.vic.gov.au for OHS information, solutions and guidance material. Call the WorkCover Advisory Service on 9641 1444 or toll-free on 1800 136 089 National Environment Protection Measure, NEPM (Assessment of Site Contamination) 1999 - *Schedules B(4) Guideline on Health Risk Assessment Methodology, B(9) Guideline on Protection of Health and the Environment during the Assessment of Site Contamination, B7 Health Investigation Levels. Website www.ephc.gov.au For information about contamination found on site, or about environmental management on construction sites, visit the EPA Victoria website: www.epa.vic.gov.au or contact the nearest EPA regional office. For information about the environmental audit system, contact EPA Land and Groundwater Unit, tel. (03) 9695 2519.
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21.0 Appendix H Machinery and dB levels
TABLE 1: APPROXIMATE SOUND LEVELS FROM EQUIPMENT OPERATING AT GROUND LEVEL EQUIPMENT
Concrete Mixer Petrol 2kW Diesel Compactors 220kW Compressors Standard 3.5 to 4.5m3/min Standard 17m /min Cranes 20kW tower 10-tonne truck mounted Dump truck 20 tonne 25 tonne, 120kW Dumpers 1.5 tonne 3 tonne Excavators 200 300kW Generators 250 kVA Loaders (Tracked) 200 300kW Piling Single air hammer Rotary bored Vibratory system (sheet piles) Pumps Concrete pumps Rock Breakers Hydraulic Pneumatic > 75mm diameter Rock Drills Tractors Trucks Concrete mixer Power Tools Electric drill Hammer drill Grinder Pneumatic breaker 14kg standard Silenced Pneumatic breaker 27kg standard Silenced Chainsaw 88 91 < 86 73 94 82 85 < 80 67 88 76 79 < 74 61 82 80 84 68 76 74 78 62 70 68 72 56 64 < 62 69 80 69 74 < 56 63 74 63 68 < 50 57 68 57 62 75 84 69 78 63 72 78 87 92 108 64 77 78 79 72 81 86 102 58 71 72 73 66 75 80 96 52 65 66 67 70 75 64 69 58 63 86 107 80 92 87 98 80 101 74 86 81 92 74 95 68 80 75 86 86 90 80 84 74 78 80 87 74 81 68 75 82 86 76 80 70 74 62 82 < 81 56 76 < 75 50 70 < 69 70 75 < 82 64 69 < 76 58 63 < 70 72 76 86 88 66 70 80 82 60 64 74 76
3
DISTANCE 15M Approx dBA level

57 61 < 87

51 55 < 81

45 49 < 75
85 92
79 86
73 80
59 74 76 87
53 68 70 81
47 62 64 75
16
City of Melbourne | Noise & Vibration Management Guidelines
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22.0 Appendix I Waste minimisation plan checklist
Checklist for preparing Waste Minimisation Plans for Construction and Demolition
INNOVATIVE PRACTICES TO ELIMINATE OR MINIMISE WASTE

Implementing a fully integrated waste minimisation plan Procurement / purchasing policies that support waste avoidance Building for deconstruction Building to standard sizes Building for operational waste minimisation Contract specications for sub-contractors that require implementation of waste minimisation practices Staff induction that promotes waste minimisation Ofce & administration waste minimisation program Monitoring / review process to evaluate and modify waste minimisation practices Data gathering process to monitor materials recovered, recycled and landlled
PROMOTION & USE OF RECYCLED, RECYCLABLE & RESTORED MATERIALS

Procurement & purchasing policies that encourage use of recyclable or recycled materials Practices & contract specications that support material salvage & re-use where appropriate Contract specications for subcontractors that support re-use & procurement / purchase of recycled or recyclable materials where appropriate Promotion of waste minimisation achievements
RECYCLING OF MATERIAL GENERATED

Separation of discarded material on site for collection & recycling Collection of unsorted discarded material for recycling Deconstruction / excavation works and recovery, re-use & recycling of material prior to development Recycling on site - Provision for ofce / public place
LITTER ABATEMENT
Litter management on site Litter management in transit
SAFE DISPOSAL OF UNAVOIDABLE WASTE
FULFILLING ALL OTHER NECESSARY ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

Supporting information to be provided
Printed on paper with recycled content
Construction Waste Wise Business Program Waste Minimisation Plan

June 2001
Company Details Contact Name: Company Name: Postal Address: Suburb: Telephone: Fax: Email: Do you have access to the world wide web: Postcode: Mobile:
Site Details Project Title: Project Address: Site Size: Floor Area of Building (square metres): Is there a demolition component: Does your company have responsibility for the demolition: Postcode:
Plan Details Plan Prepared by: Date:
For additional copies of these waste minimisation plans, please visit our Construction and Demolitions section at www.ecorecycle.vic.gov.au
Construction Waste Wise Business Program Waste Minimisation Plan
Materials On-Site Type of waste materials to be generated Soil Rock Vegetation greenwaste Concrete Steel reo Structural steel (studs etc) Estimated Quantity (m3) (Tonnes)
Re-use and Recycling ON-SITE Specify proposed re-use or on-site recycling method OFF-SITE Specify contractor and recycling outlet
Type of waste materials to be generated Bricks Plasterboard Timber - ceiling Timber - ooring Timber - trim Timber - wall Tiles PVC Metal - ferrous Metal - non ferrous Doors & windows (including frames) Glass - other Carpet Carpet underlay Fixtures & Fittings - other Paper & Cardboard Timber pallets Cement Bags
Estimated Quantity (m3) (Tonnes)
Waste Reduction Technique
Method (On-Site or Off-Site)
Disposal Specify contractor and landll site Person Responsible Implemented (Date)
Administration Completion (Date) Cost Savings ($) Sign Off
Person Responsible
Implemented (Date)
Completion (Date)
Cost Savings ($)
Sign Off
Comments
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23.0 Appendix J Hoardings/perimeter fencing Application Form
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24.0 Appendix K Skip bin on Nature strip Application
Application Form
Place a Bulk Container on a Road or Reserve

To: Local Laws Department Frankston City Council PO Box 490 Frankston 3199
A600070
Civic Centre Corner Young and Davey Streets Frankston Phone: (03) 9784 1917 Fax: (03) 9784 1981
APPLICANT DETAILS
Supplier Name: Applicant Address: Phone: Mob: Fax: Contact Name:
I hereby apply for a permit to place a container on a road or reserve as described below. I undertake to indemnify Frankston City Council from any and all claims and actions arising from the information supplied relevant to this application.
Date:
Applicant Signature:
CONTAINER LOCATION DETAILS

House No.: On Road: No. of containers: Proposed Placement: Day: Date: Street Name: On Nature strip: Other: Suburb: __________________________________________
Container size: (cubic metres) Proposed Collection: Day: Date:
Further Information Frankston City Council reserves the right to recover compensation for loss or damage caused by interference or damage to its assets.
MAIN TYPE OF MATERIAL FOR COLLECTION (ONLY TICK ONE BOX)

Household: Renovation Garden waste Residential Commercial Other _ Industrial __
Building Construction/Demolition:
CASUAL PERMIT FEES

Containers placed on roads in CAD - $15.00/unit /parking bay/day (additional bays $10/bay/day). Containers placed on roads, nature-strips & reserves in Industrial areas $15.00/unit/day. Containers placed on roads in Residential areas - $15.00/unit/day. Containers including shipping containers placed on nature-strips in Residential areas - $50.00/unit/week.
Privacy Statement The personal information requested on this form is being collected by Council for the Place a Bulk Container on a Road or Reserve permit application. This information will be used solely by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes and will not otherwise be disclosed without your consent or as required or permitted by law. You may apply to Council for access and/or amendment of the information.
Office Use Only
In Person
(cash, cheque, EFTPOS) Civic Centre, Davey Street, Frankston. Seaford Shop, 120 Nepean Highway, Seaford. Langwarrin Shop, Shop 6, Gateway Shopping Centre. Send this Application Form with a not negotiable cheque or money order. (DO NOT SEND CASH) Fax application to (03) 9784 1091 for phone credit card payments (Mon to Fri 8:20am-5:00pm)
Payee Name: Property Address:

Obbie: A600070
Account Code: RC 175
By Mail
By Phone
Amount:
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25.0 Appendix L Stormwater and Sediment Control Management Plan
Construction Management Plan

Element 4: Stormwater and Sediment Control
Project Details
Company Operational Details ......................................................................................................................... Directors Name Company Name Company Business Address Company Contact Number ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... .........................................................................................................................
Onsite contact person responsible for compliance with this Construction Management Plan
Name Contact Number ......................................................................................................................... .........................................................................................................................
After Hours Contact Number .........................................................................................................................
Contact person in control of the site

Name Contact Number ......................................................................................................................... .........................................................................................................................
After Hours Contact Number .........................................................................................................................
Construction Works
Is construction in stages? If Yes, give details Demolition Excavations Construction Yes No ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................... Is your Company in control of the site during this stage of work? Yes No
If you answered NO only the Company in control of the site may complete and sign for responsibility of the Construction Management Plan.
I ..............................................................................................................................have due authorisation and delegation to sign this Construction Management Plan on behalf of the Company listed above and take responsibility for ensuring compliance with our commitment specified herein, the Activities Local Law 1999, Environmental Local Law 1999 and any other relevant legislation.
Signed....................................................................................................................Dated................................... 1
Element 4: Stormwater and Sediment Control

Objectives
Prevent contamination of, or damage to, stormwater drains and waterways. Ensure sediment from the building site is retained onsite during construction work.
Required Measures
Stormwater and Sediment Requirements Stormwater Matters 1 How is stormwater to be prevented from entering adjoining properties? How is upslope water to be diverted to prevent it travelling through the site? Are down pipes to be connected as soon as any roof is installed onsite? Specify how stormwater will be filtered before being pumped to a legal point of discharge? Excavation Work 5 Has the location and extent of excavations been provided in the Stormwater Plan of the site at Appendix A? Will the site area need to be cleared? Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... 2 Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Yes No N/A Outline details/justification Shown on plan? CoM Yes No
Has excavation and topsoil stripping been avoided until the site is ready for construction? Has consent been obtained for excavations that occur within three metres of a road? Has consent been obtained for excavations that occur within a 45 degree angle of the road?
Stormwater and Sediment Requirements Site Entries 10 Has the location of site entries been specified on the Plan?
Yes No N/A Outline details/justification
Shown on plan? CoM Yes No
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Are the site entry and traffic routes to be stabilised?
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Are rumble grids or similar to be provided to collect mud from vehicles leaving the site? Is a cleaning plan specified for rumble grids?
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Is a grated drain provided at the entrance of the site to prevent uncontrolled run-off? Drainage and Sediment Control
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Will the site be properly drained to prevent site water retention that may cause structural damage to excavations or retaining walls? Will provisions be made to pump out any water collected at bottom of excavation sites? Will water with greater than 50mg/L of total suspended solids be pumped to the sewer with the necessary approvals? Have natural falls of the site and sediment controls been identified in the Stormwater Plan? Is there a maintenance program to replace sediment barriers when sediment controls become ineffective? Will drains on and near the site have sediment traps or filters around them? Will these be checked daily? How will any loose materials such as soil, sand and gravel be managed to prevent displacement?
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Stormwater and Sediment Requirements Washing and Clean-Up 21 Are vehicle wash down areas provided near site entries? Do they capture and treat water prior to discharge? Do wash down areas use more than 3000 litres per day of recycled water? Are facilities in place to enable paint brushes, rollers and spray equipment to be cleaned without discharge of by-product into stormwater systems? Vegetation 24 Is vegetation retained where possible to absorb water flows and minimise dust? Will vegetation be reinstated as soon as possible on completion of works?
Yes No N/A Outline details/justification
Shown on plan? CoM Yes No
Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ............................................................................... Provide Details:........................................................ ............................................................................... ............................................................................... ...............................................................................
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I have read the Explanatory Guideline for Stormwater and Sediment Control. I am aware of the overall statutory and Council requirements and my responsibilities and obligations to such requirements.
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26.0 Appendix M Public safety/site security/ Stormwater control/ traffic management Photographs
Figure1Perimeter fencing/hoardingexample
Figure2Temporaryhoardingand signageexample
Figure3Sedimentandstormwater runoffcontrolMeasure
Figure4SkipBinPlacement Example
Figure5SecurityVideo SurveillanceSignage
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Figure6HoardingofStored Materialonsite
Figure7StorageofToolsand MaterialsonSite
Figure8hoardingoftreesOnSite
Figure10SignageofProposeddevelopmentandContactinfo.
Figure9TemporarySignage

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The CEMP addresses the applicable requirements of:

6|P a g e 1.1 Project Description

1.3 Project Activities

1.4 CEMP Objectives

2.0 Matrix Design Policy and Objectives

2.1 Environmental Policy

3.0 Risk Assessment

Please view attached Risk Assessment.

4.0 Public Safety and Site Security

4.2 When to be addressed

4.5 Matters for Consideration Fencingofsite

4.6 Applicable legislative references and local laws

5.0 Noise and Vibration Controls

5.2 When to be addressed

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

7AMto6PM 7AMto6PM 7AMto6PM 7AMto6PM 7AMto6PM 7AMto1PM PermitRequired

5.6 Applicable Legislative References

Please view attached Machinery and dB levels Appendix

6.0 Air/Dust Management

6.2 When to be addressed

14|P a g e 6.6 Applicable Legislative References

7.0 Stormwater/Sediment Control

7.2 When to be addressed

BuildingPermit PermitforExcavation ApprovalforaLPODoratemporarypointofdischarge.

7.5 Matters for consideration

7.6 Applicable Legislative References

EnvironmentalProtectionAct1970 EnvironmentalLocalLaw BuildingAct1993 FrankstonGeneralLocalLaw2012No.73.11CouncilDrainsPitsorFootpaths

8.0 Waste and Materials Reuse

16|P a g e 8.5 Matters for consideration

8.6 Applicable Legislative References

EnvironmentalProtectionAct1970 EnvironmentalLocalLaw BuildingAct1993 OHSSafetyAct2004 FrankstonGeneralLocalLaw2012No.

9.0 Traffic Management

9.2 When to be addressed

9.5 Matters for consideration

9.6 Applicable Legislative References

AS1742.32002trafficcontrolmeasureforworksonroads RoadSafetyAct1986ActNo.127 RoastulesVictoria1999 Road Management Act 2004. FrankstonCityGeneralLocalLaw2012No.072.14OccupationofRoadforWorks

Please view attached ACCESS and EGRESS diagram

10.0 Land Disturbance

10.5.2 Adjoining Properties

19|P a g e 10.5.3 Soil Contamination

Waste Resource) Regulations 2009 clause 11.

10.5.4 Removal of Contaminated Soil

10.5.5 Control measures

10.5.6 Cost of Removal

10.6 Legislative References

Please view attached Land use and Contamination.

11.0 Contaminated Materials

11.6 Applicable Legislative References

OccupationalHealthandSafety(Asbestos)Regulations2003. EnvironmentOperations(Waste)Regulation2005 EnvironmentProtection(PrescribedWaste)Regulations1987 EnvironmentProtection(Transport)Regulations1987

12.0 Monitor and Review

Even based checks

12.3 Corrective Action Incident Reporting and Corrective Actions

12.4 CEMP Review

14.0 Appendix A Demolition Plan

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT

HIGH FENCE 2.2m HAIN LINK C G N TI IS EX

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT

EXISTING CONCRETE CARPARK (TO BE DEMOLISHED) VEGETATION TO BE REMOVED

2400 SPACE WIDTH

EXISTING FOOTPATH SERVICING CARPARK (TO BE DEMOLISHED)

ADVANCED DIPLOMA OF BUILDING DESIGN

SUBJECT SITE LOT AREA 717m