Table Environmental Performance Requirements for historical cultural heritage Draft EES Evaluation Objective Environmental Performance Requirements Proposed mitigation measures Precinct Timing Risk No. Cultural heritage Design permanent and temporary works to avoid or In detailed design for permanent and All Detail design All minimise impacts on the cultural heritage values of temporary works including construction - To avoid or heritage places. activities, review the impact assessment in minimise adverse this report, obtain specialist heritage advice effects on Consult as required with Heritage Victoria and/or the and consult with Heritage Victoria and/or the Aboriginal and responsible authority (as applicable). responsible authority where applicable historic cultural heritage values To avoid or minimise impacts on the cultural Should construction vibration be determined All Prior to and HH03 heritage values of heritage places: to be a risk to a heritage place mitigation during measures may include, as relevant, use of construction Perform works in accordance with the following alternative construction noise and vibration and ground movement equipment/construction methodology as Environmental Performance Requirements as identified in the Noise and Vibration related to heritage places: NV2, NV5, NV6, (Technical Appendix I) NV11, GM2, GM4, GM5, GM6 Should ground movement be determined to Undertake condition assessments of heritage be a risk to a heritage place mitigation places prior to commencement of construction measures may include, as relevant, where located within the identified vibration and permeation grouting, underpinning and ground settlement zones of sensitivity and structural strengthening or other techniques monitor as per NV6, GM4 and GM5. as identified in the Ground Movement Impact Should damage occur to a building or structure on Assessment (Technical Appendix P) the Victorian Heritage Register or that is subject to a See Section 6.2 Heritage Overlay’ as a result of works, undertake rectification works in accordance with accepted conservation practice (with reference to the Australia ICOMOS Burra Charter 2013) to the satisfaction of Heritage Victoria or the responsible authority, as applicable.
Table Environmental Performance Requirements for historical cultural heritage Draft EES Evaluation Objective Environmental Performance Requirements Proposed mitigation measures Precinct Timing Risk No. Cultural heritage - To avoid or minimise adverse effects on Aboriginal and historic cultural heritage values Design permanent and temporary works to avoid or minimise impacts on the cultural heritage values of heritage places. Consult as required with Heritage Victoria and/or the responsible authority (as applicable). In detailed design for permanent and temporary works including construction activities, review the impact assessment in this report, obtain specialist heritage advice and consult with Heritage Victoria and/or the responsible authority where applicable All Detail design All To avoid or minimise impacts on the cultural heritage values of heritage places: Perform works in accordance with the following noise and vibration and ground movement Environmental Performance Requirements as related to heritage places: NV2, NV5, NV6, NV11, GM2, GM4, GM5, GM6 Undertake condition assessments of heritage places prior to commencement of construction where located within the identified vibration and ground settlement zones of sensitivity and monitor as per NV6, GM4 and GM5. Should damage occur to a building or structure on the Victorian Heritage Register or that is subject to a Heritage Overlay’ as a result of works, undertake rectification works in accordance with accepted conservation practice (with reference to the Australia ICOMOS Burra Charter 2013) to the satisfaction of Heritage Victoria or the responsible authority, as applicable. Should construction vibration be determined to be a risk to a heritage place mitigation measures may include, as relevant, use of alternative construction equipment/construction methodology as identified in the Noise and Vibration (Technical Appendix I) Should ground movement be determined to be a risk to a heritage place mitigation measures may include, as relevant, permeation grouting, underpinning and structural strengthening or other techniques as identified in the Ground Movement Impact Assessment (Technical Appendix P) See Section 6.2 All Prior to and during construction HH03
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