Jh b834 pln emp aqecp 012 air quality & visual amenity (rev 2) by Jessie Wang

ABERCROMBIE PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT Business School – B834 Student Accommodation – B835

AIR QUALITY & VISUAL AMENITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PLAN DOCUMENT NO: JH-B834-PLN-EMP-AQECP-012 Recommend Documents to be Read in Conjunction This management procedure should be read in conjunction with the Environmental Management Plan (JH-B834-PLNEMP-012), Soil & Water ECP (JH-B834-PLN-EMP-SWECP-012), Contamination ECP (JH-B834-PLN-EMP-CECP-012), and the Noise and Vibration ECP (JH-B834-EMP-NVECP-012). Distribution There are no restrictions on the distribution or circulation of this ECP within John Holland. Uncontrolled Copy Signature: Authorised By:

Adrian Mulhall (Project Director)

Date:

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AIR QUALITY & VISUAL AMENITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PLAN ABERCROMBIE PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Revisions Draft issues of this document shall be identified as Revision A, B, C etc. Upon initial issue (generally Contract Award) this shall be changed to a sequential number commencing at Revision 0. Revision numbers shall commence at Rev. 1, 2 etc. DATE

REV

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REVIEWED

28/06/2013

Draft for Construction

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13/02/2014

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A Curto

S Eaglesham

03/03/2014

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A Harrington

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JH-B834-PLN-EMP-AQECP-012

Incorporating UoS comments. Issued for Construction Incorporating ASA requirements Incorporate CoA A13 and ASA requirements

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AIR QUALITY & VISUAL AMENITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PLAN ABERCROMBIE PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

1.0 Scope This Environmental Control Plan is applicable to all construction phase works associated with the Abercrombie Precinct Redevelopment project (John Holland and subcontractors). 2.0 Objectives The objectives of this Air Quality & Visual Amenity Environmental Control Plan are to • Minimise dust generation and any other potential air quality impacts as a result of construction activities; • Implement proactive measures to mitigate impacts at the source, path and receptor to minimise complaints from sensitive receivers; • Identify and where possible, minimise greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions resulting from construction activities; • Record and report National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) data associated with the project; • Manage potential air quality issues so they are identified and controlled to meet legislative requirements; • Maintain the visual amenity of the site and surrounding areas throughout the project works; and • Trees not approved for removal are to be protected at all times during construction. 3.0 Performance Criteria: 3.1 General 1. No complaints as a result of airborne dust, odour or other contaminants, and impact to visual amenity. 2. No damage to trees located within the Site’s Tree Protection Zone (TPZ) for the duration of the works. 3. Corrective action in response to any complaint occurs within 48 hours following the receipt of a complaint. 4. NGER data from all material subcontractors and site operations is collected and recorded.

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AIR QUALITY & VISUAL AMENITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PLAN ABERCROMBIE PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

3.2 Location Map

Construction Zone

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AIR QUALITY & VISUAL AMENITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PLAN ABERCROMBIE PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

4.0 References 4. 1 Legislation and Guidance Documentation Federal Legislation 1. Environmental Protection & Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 2. National Greenhouse and Energy Report Act 2007 3. National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Regulation 2008

State legislation 1. Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (NSW) 2. Protection of the Environment Operations (Clean Air) Regulations 2010 (NSW) 3. National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (NEPM, 1998)

Local Government Laws 1.

City of Sydney Environmental Management Plan (2007)

Standards / Codes

Other Documentation

1. National Environmental Policy (Ambient Air Quality) Measure, (AttorneyGeneral's Department, 2003) 2. Approved Methods for the Sampling and Analysis of Air Pollutants in New South Wales (NSW EPA, 2007) 3. AS3580.10.1 Determination of particulates - deposited matter - gravimetric method 4. AS/NZS 3580.9.3: 2003 Methods for sampling and analysis of ambient air Determination of suspended particulate matter - High volume sampler gravimetric method 5. AS 3580.9.8: 2008 Methods for sampling and analysis of ambient air - Determination of suspended particulate matter - PM10 Continuous direct mass method 6. Australian Standard AS 4282 (INT) – Control of Obtrusive Effects of Outdoor Lighting. 7. Australian Standard 4970 Protection of Trees on Development Sites 8. Safe Work Australia:

1. Environmental Management Plan (EMP) 2. Soil and Water ECP 3. Contamination ECP 4. Noise and Vibration ECP 5. Site Environment Plan (SEP) 6. JH Safety Quality and Environment Risk Management Procedure 7. Environmental Assessment prepared by PJEP dated March 2011 8. Statement of Commitments & Project Approval MP07_0158 9. The University of Sydney, Abercrombie Precinct Redevelopment Project Construction Management Plan prepared 23 February 2012 Principal’s Project Requirements Appendix B.1 – preliminaries. Environmental Management Plan 10. Arboricultural Impact Report from Landscape Matrix dated 5 April 2012 including amendments dated 30 July 2013

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AIR QUALITY & VISUAL AMENITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PLAN ABERCROMBIE PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

4.2 Definitions & Abbreviations: • UoS – The University of Sydney (Client) • JH – John Holland • PM – Project Manager • SM – Site Manager / Super Intendant • FM – Foreman / Supervisor • PER – Project Environmental Representative • WRA – Workplace Risk Assessment • AMS – Activity Method Statement • TRA – Task Risk Assessment 5.0 Air Quality & Visual Amenity Management 5.1 Actions General

• • • • • • •

Workplace Exposure Standards for Airborne Contaminants (2012). Adopted National Exposure Standard for Atmospheric Contaminants in the Occupational Environment [NOHSC: 1003 (1995)].

SEP – Site Environmental Plan EMP – Environmental Management Plan ECP – Environmental Control Plan EPA – Environmental Protection Authority OEH – Office of Environment and Heritage PM10 – Particles in the atmosphere with an aerodynamic diameter of less than 10µm in size. TSP – Total Suspended Particulates (Particles in the atmosphere ranging up to 50µm in size).

Staff Responsible

When

During the project, all reasonable and feasible measures will be implemented to minimise dust generation.

All Staff

At all times

Design temporary haul roads to minimise the need for reversing and unnecessary movement onsite.

PM / SM

At site set up

PER

At induction

PER

At induction

3 4

All construction personnel to be made aware of potential air quality and visual amenity problems and of techniques to minimise adverse effects at site induction. Construction site personnel to be made aware of community interests and air quality complaints (dust, odour, exhaust) at site induction.

No burning on-site permitted

All Staff

At all times

Ensure that no facilities are permitted onsite which would have an adverse effect to the visual amenity of the area.

PM / SM

At all times

Maximise distances from residences / sensitive receivers where possible.

PM / SM

At all times

Staff Responsible

When

SM / FM

At all times

Plant and Equipment All plant and equipment to undergo a Plant Hazard Assessment (PHA’s) prior to gaining access to the site.

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Plant and equipment is to be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure it is running optimally. Use Pre-start Checks and Log Books as appropriate to record and determine suitability of inspection and maintenance.

SM / FM

At all times

Unless otherwise specified or approved by the UoS, plant and equipment shall not be started up or left operating during audible working hours unnecessarily.

SM / FM

At all times

Staff Responsible

When

PM / SM

At all times

SM / PER

At all times

FM / PER

At all times

FM / PER

At all times

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Haulage and delivery vehicles shall be confined to designated roadways within the works area. • All loads to be covered during haulage off site. • All vehicles including trailers shall be fitted with an effective seal on their tailgate. All plant and equipment (including trucks) are to minimise the amount of idling and shall be turned off (or throttled down if appropriate) when not in use. Dust Control Measures Where possible, clearing shall occur immediately prior to construction activities to minimise the potential for erosion and dust generation. A stabilised site entry/exit point (including a combination of a rumble grid and/or wheel wash facility) shall be utilised for the duration of the works. These facilities will be accessible to both the Business School and the Student Accommodation to minimise soil or mud from the tyres of vehicles being deposited on public roads. Public roads adjacent to site gates to be kept free of soil or mud build up as a result of construction. Road surfaces shall be cleaned as appropriate for the road conditions. Airborne dust to be kept to a minimum through the use of dust suppression as appropriate, including but not limited to; • Wetting of stockpiles; • Targeted dust suppression/wetting for specific activities. (e.g. loading of trucks, excavation); • Use of water carts; and • Use of bonding agents.

Should they be established onsite, long term stockpiles (storage greater than 10 days) shall be stabilised or covered. Suitability of coverings shall be assessed on a case by case basis taking into consideration the material stockpiled and the intended duration.

FM / PER

At all times

Haul roads, work areas and stockpiles shall be watered down or bonded as required to suppress dust. • An adequate supply of water shall be made available for dust suppression activities, ether from mains supply or mini-tankers. • Where appropriate, collected stormwater should be used for dust suppression activities.

SM / FM / PER

At all times

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AIR QUALITY & VISUAL AMENITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PLAN ABERCROMBIE PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Minimise disturbance to surfaces at risk from wind erosion. • Avoid/cease activities likely to produce dust during hot/windy conditions (visual determination based on intended activity). • Vehicles must travel <20 km/hr on unsealed roads. • Maintain landscaped areas to avoid or minimize areas of exposed soil. • Wet down or cover exposed areas.

SM / FM

At all times

19.1

Temporary construction fence & hoarding shall be erected on the boundaries.

PM / SM

Before construction activities

Prior to the commencement of works at the Abercrombie Student Accommodation site, a temporary tension cable supporting plastic sheeting will be run at the height of the lower parapet of the adjacent building to shield the Darlington Public School site from construction works. This will remain in place until the completion of works; or until a suitable alternative method of protection is put in place.

PM / SM

Before construction activities

Sealing and/or re-vegetation of disturbed areas to occur as soon as possible after completion of construction works.

PM / SM

Following construction activities

Where practical, vegetation planting shall be completed as soon as possible to reduce the visual impact of the construction works and minimise dust and erosion. Any vegetation planted will comply with the approved species as approved by the Client.

PM / SM

As soon as possible following completion of works.

Staff Responsible

When

National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) 23

All JH NGER records to be entered into the Lotus Notes Project Pack.

All material sub-contractor NGER records to be reported and entered into the Lotus Notes Project Pack. Odour

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The project will ensure that the carrying out of works does not cause or permit the emission of offensive odours from the site, as defined under Section 129 of the POEO Act. Landscaping Maintenance Landscaping on the site is not to impede driver sight distance of vehicles entering or leaving the site. Lighting All lighting associated with the project shall comply with the latest version of Australian Standard AS 4282 (INT) – Control of Obtrusive Effects of Outdoor Lighting. All lighting associated with the project is to be mounted, screened and directed in such a manner that it does not create a nuisance to surrounding properties or the public road network. Protection of Trees

Project Administrator / PER Project Administrator / PER

Monthly Monthly

Staff Responsible

When

All Staff

At all times

Staff Responsible PM / SM Staff Responsible

When Where applicable When

PM / SM

At all times

Staff Responsible

When

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All street trees shall be protected at all times during construction. Any tree on the footpath, which is damaged or removed during construction, shall be replaced, to the satisfaction of the council.

All trees on the project site that are not approved for removal are to be suitably protected by way of tree guards, barriers or other measures as necessary are to be provided to protect root system, trunk and branches, during construction.

PM / SM

At all times

Before commencement of works, Tree Protection Zone/s (TPZ) must be established around all trees to be retained. As a minimum, TPZâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s must be in accordance with the TPZ schedule in Section 7.0 below. Tree protection must be installed and maintained in accordance with the Australian Standard 4970 Protection of Trees on Development Sites. Any encroachment or amendment to the TPZ/s must be done so in consultation with and approval from a qualified arborist.

Prior to the commencement of works and throughout construction

Monitoring Required

Staff Responsible

When

Daily

5.2 Monitoring No 1.

Weather conditions and the dust generation potential of activities shall be assessed on a case by case basis.

Public roads adjacent to site gates shall be inspected daily for soil or mud build-up as a result of construction activities. Surfaces shall be cleaned as appropriate for the road conditions.

FM / PER

Daily

Any excessive air quality or visual amenity issues shall be recorded on the SQE Inspection Checklist. Informal daily observations to be recorded in site diaries.

FM / PER

Weekly

PM / PER / Subcontractor

As specified in Section 8.0 of this ECP

PER

Following receipt of a complaint

Staff Responsible

When

PER

All times

5. 5.3 Reporting No 1. 2. 3.

No physical air quality monitoring is required on the APR project, as specified in the Project Approval (MP07_0158) and the Environmental Protection License (No. 20362). As an additional control measure, John Holland will, at their discretion, install relevant air monitoring devices at relevant locations on site with the results being monitored and tracked by John Holland during relevant activities. Please refer to Section 8.0 of this ECP for more details. Should complaints be received, appropriate monitoring will be undertaken at a location relevant to the nearest sensitive receiver. Reporting Required Details of field observations shall be reported via the SQE Inspection Checklist, and communicated to all staff during pre-starts, toolbox and team meetings.. All complaints / incidents regarding air quality and visual amenity shall be reported immediately to the PER/Construction Liaison Officer (CLO). The Project Director and Project Manager shall be notified immediately of all incidents and valid complaints. Relevant JH procedures for incidents and complaints handling reporting shall be followed.

All staff PER / CLO

Following incident/complaint Following receipt of incident/complaint

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AIR QUALITY & VISUAL AMENITY ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PLAN ABERCROMBIE PRECINCT REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

JH Infrastructure South East HSE Team is to be immediately informed of any incident that has caused or is likely to cause material harm to the environment and will advise on the notification of relevant regulators and stakeholders (As required by the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997).

PD / PER

Following incident

The JH Project Director shall notify the client of all significant incidents and valid complaints, verbally within 2 hours, and in writing within 24 hours.

PD / PM

Verbally within 2 hours, and in writing within 24 hours

PD / PM / PER

Monthly

PD / PM / PER

Monthly

PD / PM / PER

Monthly

Throughout construction

PER

Monthly

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

A summary of monitoring results is to be provided monthly to the Project Manager. A summary of monitoring results is to be provided monthly to the client. A summary of incidents and valid complaints shall be provided monthly to the client and include the actions that were taken to address the complaint. In accordance with the Project Approval (MP07_0158 – MOD 2), condition A13, JH shall make available to the public on its website, a copy of this ECP (as referenced to in the Section 3 of the CEMP). The information shall be kept up to date. Capture and report NGER data on a monthly basis using the JH Subcontract Energy, Water and Waste Report (JH-FRM-ENV-002-01).

6.0 Suggested Corrective Actions Example

Community query / complaint on dust levels

7.0 Tree Protection Zone Schedule Species Name Tree No. Eucalyptus saligna 1x (Sydney Blue Gum) Flindersia australis 5x (Crow’s Ash)

• • • • •

Suggested Corrective Action Investigate the complaint. Consulting with supervisors, operators, project engineers, construction manager. Visually monitor the site if the activity is still occurring. Implement appropriate management and mitigation measures. Summary of investigation and mitigation measures to be submitted to the UoS.

Location Eastern end of the block bounded by Rose Street, Codrington Street and Boundary Lane. Adjacent to the western elevation of Mandelbaum House

Radius (m) from trunk 12m 4m

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8.0 Air Monitoring Parameters Abercrombie Business School Air Monitoring: Parameter: PM10 (Dust)

Asbestos

Lead (Pb)

Legislation / Standard / Code: SWA: Workplace Exposure Standards for Airborne Contaminants SWA: Workplace Exposure Standards for Airborne Contaminants SWA: Workplace Exposure Standards for Airborne Contaminants

Criteria / Threshold:

Relevant Activity:

10 mg/m³

During demolition & earthworks

0.1 fibres of mL of air

During demolition & earthworks

0.15 mg/m³

During demolition & earthworks

Frequency of Monitoring: Continuous, real-time (TSI Dusttrak aerosol photometer) Variable (As specified by the consultant) Variable (As specified by the consultant)

Location on Site:

Responsibility:

Specified on the Site Environmental Plan

Rainbow Group (Civil Subcontractor)

Specified on the Site Environmental Plan

Rainbow Group (through DLA)

Specified on the Site Environmental Plan

Rainbow Group (through DLA)

Abercrombie Student Accommodation Air Monitoring: Parameter:

Legislation / Standard / Code:

Criteria / Threshold:

Relevant Activity:

Frequency of Monitoring: To Be Confirmed

Location on Site:

Responsibility:

10 mg/m³ SWA: Workplace Exposure During demolition & Specified on the Site To Be Confirmed Standards for Airborne earthworks Environmental Plan Contaminants SWA: Workplace Exposure 0.1 fibres of mL of air *During demolition Monday, Wednesday Specified on the Site To Be Confirmed Asbestos Standards for Airborne & earthworks and Friday Environmental Plan Contaminants SWA: Workplace Exposure 0.15 mg/m³ During demolition & Variable Specified on the Site To Be Confirmed Lead (Pb) Standards for Airborne earthworks (As specified by the Environmental Plan Contaminants consultant) *Note – In addition to the information stated in the above table, continuous asbestos monitoring will be conducted prior to, during and following the removal of asbestos from the Boundary Lane Childcare Centre. This will be inclusive of approximately one to two (1-2) days baseline monitoring; one (1) day monitoring during removal of contaminated materials; and one (1) day after if required. PM10 (Dust)

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