Surrounding Land Monitoring Mitigation Measure Potential Performance Time Activity Aspect Impact Indicator Schedule (Objective and Target) Objective(s): To minimise damage to existing access roads. To minimise damage to the environment due to construction of new access roads. To minimise loss of topsoil and erosion. Targets: No claims from Planning of access routes must be done in conjunction between Landowners due the Contractor, ECO, Engineer and applicable Landowners; to further All agreements reached should be documented and no verbal damage on Damage to agreements should be made; access roads. existing access The Contractor shall properly mark all access roads. Markers roads. Contract shall show the direction of travel. Roads not to be used shall be 8.1 During the Damage to and marked with a " NO ENTRY " sign; Entering environment. No erosion Access Contractor Water diversion berms shall be installed from the start of the of the ECO Once off different visible on in roads and CECO. contract. These berms shall be maintained at all times and be construction access roads P&G’s Loss of repaired at the end of the contract; site. three months topsoil. Where berms are introduced on steep slopes the outflow shall after completion be suitably stone pitched to prevent erosion from starting at the of construction. berms; Erosion. Roads may not be constructed on steep slopes prone to result in No loss of excessive erosion unless such roads follow contours; topsoil due to run-off water on The introduction of concrete pipes and drifts, to facilitate access, access roads. shall be at the discretion of ECO on site. Any dangerous crossings shall be marked as such and where necessary, speed limits shall be enforced; Where necessary, a suitable mixture of grass seed shall be used to re-seed damaged areas; and Deteriorated areas shall be fenced-in to enhance rehabilitation.
Surrounding Land Activity Aspect Potential Impact Mitigation Measure (Objective and Target) Performance Indicator Time Schedule Monitoring 8.1 Entering different Access roads Damage to access roads. Damage to environment. Loss of topsoil. Erosion. Objective(s): To minimise damage to existing access roads. To minimise damage to the environment due to construction of new access roads. To minimise loss of topsoil and erosion. Targets: Planning of access routes must be done in conjunction between the Contractor, ECO, Engineer and applicable Landowners; All agreements reached should be documented and no verbal agreements should be made; The Contractor shall properly mark all access roads. Markers shall show the direction of travel. Roads not to be used shall be marked with a " NO ENTRY " sign; Water diversion berms shall be installed from the start of the contract. These berms shall be maintained at all times and be repaired at the end of the contract; Where berms are introduced on steep slopes the outflow shall be suitably stone pitched to prevent erosion from starting at the berms; Roads may not be constructed on steep slopes prone to result in excessive erosion unless such roads follow contours; The introduction of concrete pipes and drifts, to facilitate access, shall be at the discretion of ECO on site. Any dangerous crossings shall be marked as such and where necessary, speed limits shall be enforced; Where necessary, a suitable mixture of grass seed shall be used to re-seed damaged areas; and Deteriorated areas shall be fenced-in to enhance rehabilitation. No claims from Landowners due to further damage on existing access roads. No erosion visible on access roads three months after completion of construction. No loss of topsoil due to run-off water on access roads. Contractor and CECO. Contract and in P&G’s During the of the construction site. ECO Once off
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