Contaminated Soil & Spoil Management Waste Contaminated soil requirements The To protect the CSP1 Construction Amendment made in Management to Environment beneficial uses response to – The CEMP must include processes and measures to manage contaminated manage Protection Act of land and submission (HBCC). soil that comply with relevant standards, guidelines, statutory requirements excavated spoil 1970 minimise risk and best practice including but not limited to: generated by the to human SEPP Prevention and Management of Contaminated Land, 2002 – project in health and SEPP – accordance with ecosystems Prevention and the waste from exposure Environment Protection (Industrial Waste Resource) Regulations 2009 Management of hierarchy and to Contamination Industrial Waste Management Policy (Waste Acid Sulphate Soils) 1999 relevant best contaminated of Land practice principles soils National Environment Protection (Assessment of Site Contamination) Measures 2013 Environment Protection (Schedule Premises and Exemptions) Regulations 2007 WorkSafe Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007 (Asbestos) Relevant Industrial Waste Resource Guidelines. CSP2 Contaminated soil and spoil management Amendment made in construction, response to The CEMP must include requirements and methods for contaminated soil construction recommendation of and spoil management developed EPA Victoria. Andrew Kalitsis This must include undertaking a detailed assessment prior to any excavation of potentially contaminated areas to identify location, types and extent of any contaminated land and properties within or adjacent to the Project boundary, and sensitive land uses affected by construction activity outside the Project boundary, and assessing the potential impact for human health, environmental risk and odour. This assessment must include but not be limited to consideration of the following: Potential contamination risks at the former quarry locations and landfills Potential contamination risks associated with any alteration of the 220kV power lines and any other utilities Potential contamination risks associated with any works to the North Yarra Main Sewer Potential contamination risks and waste classification of the sediments in the Maribyrnong River and Moonee Ponds Creek Potential impacts posed by contamination sources adjacent to the northern portal area Presence of soil contamination where excavations are proposed in the South Dynon rail yards
Contaminated Soil & Spoil Management Waste Management – to manage excavated spoil generated by the project in accordance with the waste hierarchy and relevant best practice principles The Environment Protection Act 1970 SEPP – Prevention and Management of Contamination of Land To protect the beneficial uses of land and minimise risk to human health and ecosystems from exposure to contaminated soils CSP1 Contaminated soil requirements The CEMP must include processes and measures to manage contaminated soil that comply with relevant standards, guidelines, statutory requirements and best practice including but not limited to: SEPP – Prevention and Management of Contaminated Land, 2002 Environment Protection (Industrial Waste Resource) Regulations 2009 Industrial Waste Management Policy (Waste Acid Sulphate Soils) 1999 National Environment Protection (Assessment of Site Contamination) Measures 2013 Environment Protection (Schedule Premises and Exemptions) Regulations 2007 WorkSafe Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2007 (Asbestos) Relevant Industrial Waste Resource Guidelines. Construction Amendment made in response to submission (HBCC). CSP2 Contaminated soil and spoil management The CEMP must include requirements and methods for contaminated soil and spoil management developed EPA Victoria. This must include undertaking a detailed assessment prior to any excavation of potentially contaminated areas to identify location, types and extent of any contaminated land and properties within or adjacent to the Project boundary, and sensitive land uses affected by construction activity outside the Project boundary, and assessing the potential impact for human health, environmental risk and odour. This assessment must include but not be limited to consideration of the following: Potential contamination risks at the former quarry locations and landfills Potential contamination risks associated with any alteration of the 220kV power lines and any other utilities Potential contamination risks associated with any works to the North Yarra Main Sewer Potential contamination risks and waste classification of the sediments in the Maribyrnong River and Moonee Ponds Creek Potential impacts posed by contamination sources adjacent to the northern portal area Presence of soil contamination where excavations are proposed in the South Dynon rail yards construction Amendment made in response to recommendation of Andrew Kalitsis construction,
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