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No Impact Environmental safeguard Responsibility Timing Aboriginal heritage 68 Unexpected Aboriginal heritage discovery across the proposal footprint. All works would be stopped within 10 metres of an unexpected find discovery and subsequently implement the provisions of the Standard Management Procedure: Unexpected Archaeological Finds (Roads and Maritime, 2012). This would include: Construction contractor Construction Onsite specialist supervision to inform the Roads and Maritime Heritage Officer/Environment Officer Recording the location and context of any historic heritage. 69 Unexpected Aboriginal heritage discovery across the proposal footprint. An Aboriginal heritage impact permit (AHIP) would be obtained prior to restarting works in the event of discovering an unexpected find: Roads and Maritime Construction Have a qualified heritage specialist prepare a cultural heritage application report (CHAR) that would support an application for the permit Consult with the local Aboriginal land council in preparing the CHAR Obtain the permit from the Heritage Council of NSW. This application would be accompanied by a prepared by a heritage specialist. 70 Additional ancillary facilities (including stockpile site, construction compounds and laydown areas). Following consultation Environment Branch, Roads and Maritime (Sydney Region) would carry out stage 1 of the PACHCI process in the event that the detailed design identifies the requirement for any modification to the proposal, including the requirement to establish alternative construction compounds/laydown areas. Roads and Maritime Detailed design Air quality 71 Air quality emissions and dust propagation across the proposal footprint. An air quality management plan (AQMP) would form a sub-plan of the CEMP. As a minimum, the plan would: Map sensitive receiver locations Construction contractor Construction Identify potential dust generating activities Provide for the monitoring the weather conditions Sydney City Centre Capacity Improvement 455 Review of Environmental Factors

No Impact Environmental safeguard Responsibility Timing 72 Air quality emissions and dust propagation across the proposal footprint. Provide for the monitoring of dust generation on site Specify the inclusion of dust suppression control measures during high-wind events (see below) Specify the inclusion of emission control measures to reduce vehicle exhaust and machinery emissions, particularly in the context of ground-floor businesses adjacent to work sites. Specific management measures contained with the AQMP would include the following: Cover all waste transportation vehicles Stabilise temporary stockpiles Stabilise unsealed and exposed areas Minimise disturbance and the extent of exposed areas Progressively stabilise disturbed/exposed areas Implement additional dust control measures in exposed areas where the wind speed is excessive (including periodic gusts) or produces visible dust Implement a vehicle, plant and machinery maintenance program to comply with manufacturer’s specifications and ensure compliance with the NSW Protection of Environment Operations Act 1997 Prevent equipment idling for an excessive period of time Prohibit any burning onsite or in the construction compounds Visually inspect local conditions to ensure management measures are implemented and effective Routinely sweep areas (at least once a day) to minimise surface dust notwithstanding the requirement to prevent sediment-laden runoff as discussed in section 6.8.4 Cover and sheet all trucks leaving site and ensure wheel brushes are used on all trucks Construction contractor Construction Sydney City Centre Capacity Improvement 456 Review of Environmental Factors

No Impact Environmental safeguard Responsibility Timing<br />

72 Air quality emissions and<br />

dust propagation across<br />

the proposal footprint.<br />

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Provide for the monitoring <strong>of</strong> dust generation on site<br />

Specify the inclusion <strong>of</strong> dust suppression control measures<br />

during high-wind events (see below)<br />

Specify the inclusion <strong>of</strong> emission control measures to reduce<br />

vehicle exhaust and machinery emissions, particularly in the<br />

context <strong>of</strong> ground-floor businesses adjacent to work sites.<br />

Specific management measures contained with the AQMP<br />

would include the following:<br />

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<br />

<br />

<br />

<br />

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Cover all waste transportation vehicles<br />

Stabilise temporary stockpiles<br />

Stabilise unsealed and exposed areas<br />

Minimise disturbance and the extent <strong>of</strong> exposed areas<br />

Progressively stabilise disturbed/exposed areas<br />

Implement additional dust control measures in exposed areas<br />

where the wind speed is excessive (including periodic gusts)<br />

or produces visible dust<br />

Implement a vehicle, plant and machinery maintenance<br />

program to comply with manufacturer’s specifications and<br />

ensure compliance with the NSW Protection <strong>of</strong> Environment<br />

Operations Act 1997<br />

Prevent equipment idling for an excessive period <strong>of</strong> time<br />

Prohibit any burning onsite or in the construction compounds<br />

Visually inspect local conditions to ensure management<br />

measures are implemented and effective<br />

Routinely sweep areas (at least once a day) to minimise<br />

surface dust notwithstanding the requirement to prevent<br />

sediment-laden run<strong>of</strong>f as discussed in section 6.8.4<br />

Cover and sheet all trucks leaving site and ensure wheel<br />

brushes are used on all trucks<br />

Construction<br />

contractor<br />

Construction<br />

Sydney City Centre Capa<strong>city</strong> Improvement 456<br />

Review <strong>of</strong> Environmental Factors

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