Standard AS1940 Storage Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids and EPA Victoria publications 480 Environmental Guidelines for Major Construction Sites and 347 Bunding Guidelines Develop and implement management measures for dangerous substances, including: Creating and maintaining a dangerous goods register Disposing of any hazardous materials, including asbestos, in accordance with Industrial Waste Management Policies, regulation and relevant guidelines Implementing requirements for the installation of bunds and precautions to reduce the risk of spills Developing contingency and emergency response plans to handle fuel and chemical spills, including availability of on-site hydrocarbon spill kits. Surface Water Management during construction SWP7 Construction Amendment made in response to The CEMP must include a management plan that sets out the Surface Water recommendation of Management requirements and methods for: Melanie Collett. Best practice sediment and erosion control and monitoring, in accordance with EPA Victoria publications 275 (1991), 480 (1996), and 960 (2004) Maintenance of existing flow paths, drainage lines and floodplain storage Location and bunding of any contaminated material (including tunnel spoil and stockpiled soil) to the 1% AEP flood level and to the satisfaction of EPA Victoria and the relevant drainage authority A flood emergency management plan including consideration of scheduling works Bunding of the tunnel portals to an appropriate level during the construction phase. To limit the SWP8 Use of non-potable water Construction use of potable Where available and practicable, of suitable quality, and meets health and water during safety requirements, stormwater, recycled water, groundwater inflow to construction tunnels or other water sources must be used in preference to potable water and preserve for construction activities, including concrete mixing and dust control. natural reserves To protect the SWP9 Bank stability Construction bank stability Develop and implement appropriate measures to maintain bank stability of of potentially Kororoit Creek, Stony Creek, Maribyrnong River, Moonee Ponds Creek impacted during construction to the satisfaction of Melbourne Water and in consultation waterways with relevant local councils.
Standard AS1940 Storage Handling of Flammable and Combustible Liquids and EPA Victoria publications 480 Environmental Guidelines for Major Construction Sites and 347 Bunding Guidelines Develop and implement management measures for dangerous substances, including: Creating and maintaining a dangerous goods register Disposing of any hazardous materials, including asbestos, in accordance with Industrial Waste Management Policies, regulation and relevant guidelines Implementing requirements for the installation of bunds and precautions to reduce the risk of spills Developing contingency and emergency response plans to handle fuel and chemical spills, including availability of on-site hydrocarbon spill kits. SWP7 Surface Water Management during construction The CEMP must include a management plan that sets out the Surface Water Management requirements and methods for: Best practice sediment and erosion control and monitoring, in accordance with EPA Victoria publications 275 (1991), 480 (1996), and 960 (2004) Maintenance of existing flow paths, drainage lines and floodplain storage Location and bunding of any contaminated material (including tunnel spoil and stockpiled soil) to the 1% AEP flood level and to the satisfaction of EPA Victoria and the relevant drainage authority A flood emergency management plan including consideration of scheduling works Bunding of the tunnel portals to an appropriate level during the construction phase. Construction Amendment made in response to recommendation of Melanie Collett. To limit the use of potable water during construction and preserve natural reserves SWP8 Use of non-potable water Where available and practicable, of suitable quality, and meets health and safety requirements, stormwater, recycled water, groundwater inflow to tunnels or other water sources must be used in preference to potable water for construction activities, including concrete mixing and dust control. Construction To protect the bank stability of potentially impacted waterways SWP9 Bank stability Develop and implement appropriate measures to maintain bank stability of Kororoit Creek, Stony Creek, Maribyrnong River, Moonee Ponds Creek during construction to the satisfaction of Melbourne Water and in consultation with relevant local councils. Construction