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Paving new lanes using paver and vibratory roller.
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Forming of new kerbs, gutters, medians and other structures using concrete truck and
hand tools.
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Landscaping of exposed earthworks areas using backhoe and hand tools.
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New line marking, lighting, traffic control signals, sign structures and sign posting.
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Site clean-up and disposal of all surplus waste materials.
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Removal of construction traffic management and opening of new works to traffic.
4.9.2
Plant and Equipment
The proposal would require the use of a range of equipment including:
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Delivery trucks (rigid and, articulated)
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Rollers
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Concrete trucks and pumps
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Water tankers
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Asphalt profilers and pavers
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Concrete saws
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Graders
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Generators and lighting
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Excavators
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Handheld plant
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Traffic control equipment
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Line marking equipment
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Tree lopping equipment
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Woodchipper
4.9.3
Earthworks
The development will involve significant fill importation for pavement widening and construction of
the new road linkage and footpaths. Estimated volumes of cut and fill are 11,399m3 and 63,625m3
respectively. This means approximately 52,226m3 of fill will need to be imported to the site and
stored in nominated locations to facilitate the development.
Construction activities would generally proceed as follows:
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Install sediment and erosion control devices in accordance with the approved plans.
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Strip topsoil and store material at proposed stockpile site.
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Excavation, extensive filling and compaction to create stable surfaces.
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Provide the appropriate base required for works associated with the road upgrade.
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Compact fill in accordance with the Australian Standard.
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Dispose of any excess/unusable excavated material to either an approved development
site or a registered waste management facility.
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Install groundcover and maintain until established.
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