Construction Drawings 3.4.3 IFC drawings must be prepared in compliance with the applicable Australian Standards (AS). IFC drawings must be submitted as supporting documentation with a construction application, and must capture all information and details related to the construction activity. IFC drawings are to contain the following information, as a minimum: Company Name and contact details. NPER Registered Professional Engineer full name, signature and registration number. Drawing number. Revision number and revision details. Drawing date. Drawing scale and scale bar. North point. Details of the horizontal & vertical datum, where applicable. Drawing status (“IFC”). IFC drawings must be submitted in PDF and spatial digital data format for any location based information (Section 4.3). In addition, IFC drawings must contain specific information, including but not limited to: 3.4.3.1 IFC drawings must capture all information and details related to site works. (a) Site Works: Site feature survey prepared by a licensed surveyor. Earthworks, including volumes of cut and fill and source and type of material. Locations and heights of stabilised embankments including batter slope gradients. Retaining walls. Existing stormwater drains, culverts, oil/silt removal catch pits and coalescing plate interceptors. Pavement details and design or other surface finishes including path and direction of stormwater flow and fall gradients. Identification and size of areas utilised in the development e.g. storage, loading, trade display, parking, etc. Location and dimensions of areas to be provided for the loading and unloading of vehicles carrying goods or commodities to and from the site. Fencing - type, location and height. Areas of open space, landscaping and screen planting, including materials, plant species,
pipe or culvert details and driveway design at all access points. 4.4.10.2 Road access and driveways must be permanently maintained by the proponent to the satisfaction of PPA. Road access and driveways must be maintained in good condition into perpetuity. Proponents are responsible for maintaining driveways to the main road interface, including clearing any culverts of obstruction prior to cyclone season that may be beyond the lease boundary. The proponent will be responsible for the clean-up of any soil and debris that washes out from within the proponent’s site onto communal areas, and repair of any erosion and/or scour at their expense. Port Roads 4.4.11.1 Roads must be designed to be safe, effective and minimise traffic conflicts. See PPA’s “Minimum Development Requirements – Roads” (Appendix 2). 4.4.11.2 Roads within lease areas must be permanently maintained by the proponent to the satisfaction of PPA. Roads must be maintained in good condition into perpetuity, including road furniture, line markings and signs. Traffic Management 4.4.12.1 Vehicle circulation and manoeuvring must be provided on-site to meet all operational, employee and customer needs. On-site road and pavement layout must ensure safe and effective manoeuvring of vehicles around the site. The internal road layout must facilitate entering the site without queuing across footpaths or onto external roads. All traffic must be accommodated within property and/or lease boundaries. Access, circulation, manoeuvring and parking drawings/reports should illustrate the following details, as a minimum: Estimated traffic volumes. Type of vehicles and loadings. Dimensions of all pavement and areas. Turning circles for the largest vehicle accessing the site. All gradients of parking, access and circulation areas. Appropriate signage, line markings and lighting must be provided for on-site circulation routes in accordance with the relevant MRWA Standards. Appropriate barriers/bollards must be provided where required. Access and manoeuvring of emergency service vehicles must be considered in the design and