sydney-city-centre-review-of-environmental-factors

No Impact Environmental safeguard Responsibility Timing
21 Potential for construction
vibration causing structural
damage and human
discomfort across at all
work sites except F1 and
F2.
22 Potential noise and
vibration nuisance and
amenity impacts during
construction. Affects the
entire proposal footprint.
Non-Aboriginal heritage
Undertake a location-specific vibration assessment prior to
construction where there is the planned use of a vibratory roller.
The survey should assess all receivers within the distance limits
specified in Table 6-15 depending on the size of vibratory roller
that would be used on site.
Undertake the following actions in locations where there is the
potential for vibration impacts:
Building condition surveys for any locations identified to be
within the safe working distance both before and after the
works to identify existing damage and any damage due to
the works
Vibration monitoring during vibration intensive works
In the case that exceedances are detected, review the
situation and identify means to minimise impacts to residents
and the appropriate changes made and the CNVMP updated
accordingly.
Restrict the use of any vibratory rollers above four tonnes.
If this is not feasible implement respite periods to manage
human comfort impacts.
Provide a 24-hour community hotline for complaints and queries
concerning construction and advertise this ahead of starting any
work.
Develop a complaints handling procedure.
Inform the community in advance of commencing any planned
works, through advertisement, flyers and community consultation
sessions.
Make the construction program available to the community and
ensure it is routinely updated as works progress.
Note: the above actions would be undertaken as part of the
consultation strategy described in section 5.6.
Construction
contractors
Construction
contractor
Pre-construction
Pre-construction
Sydney City Centre Capacity Improvement 441
Review of Environmental Factors