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A30 Chiverton to Carland Cross Environmental Statement A30 Chiverton to Carland Cross Environmental Statement 6.4(B) ES Appendix 16.1 Outline CEMP Annexes HA551502-ARP-EGN-SW-RP-LE-000013 P13.1 | S0 --- Planning Act 2008 Infrastructure Planning (Applications: Prescribed Forms and Procedure) Regulations 2009 (as amended) APFP Regulation 5(2)(a) A30 Chiverton to HELP Carland Cross | HE551502 Highways England Table of Contents Pages Annex A: Constraints Map i Annex B: Outline Site Waste Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Site Waste Management Plan i 1.3 Responsibilities i 2 Regulatory Framework ii 2.1 Definition of Waste ii 2.2 Legislation and Guidance iii 3 Waste arisings iv 3.1 Waste Forecasting iv 3.2 Waste Types iv 3.3 Estimated Waste Arisings vii 4 Management of waste viii 4.1 Waste Hierarchy viii 4.2 Storage of Waste x 4.3 Waste Management Facilities (on-site) x 5 Implementation x 5.1 Training x 6 Monitor, review and report xi 6.1 Monitoring xi 6.2 Review xi 6.3 Report xi Annex C: Outline Materials Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.2 Purpose i 1.3 Structure and Scope of the Outline Materials Management Plan i 1.4 Responsibilities i 2 Materials Management Plan ii 2.1 Material Resources to be Used ii 2.2 Supporting Documentation iii 2.3 Summary iv Annex D: Outline Invasive Species Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Invasive Species Management Plan i A30 Chiverton to HELP Carland Cross | HE551502 Highways England 1.3 Responsibilities ii 1.4 Consent Requirements ii 2 General Control Measures ii 3 Specific Identification and Control Measures iii 3.1 Montbretia Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora iii 3.2 Rhododendron iv 3.3 Japanese knotweed v 3.4 Japanese rose vi 3.5 Cotoneaster vi 3.6 Three-cornered Garlic vii 3.7 Variegated Archangel vii 3.8 New Zealand pigmyweed viii 3.9 Monitoring and Measurement ix 3.10 In the event of an Emergency ix Annex E: Outline Ecological Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Ecological Management Plan i 1.3 Responsibilities ii 2 Measures to reduce potential impacts on ecological resources iii 2.1 Birds iii 2.2 Barn Owl iii 2.3 Badger iii 2.4 Otter iii 2.5 Bat iv 2.6 Fish v 2.7 Section 41 Species v 3 Pre-construction Surveys v 4 Procedures for Vegetation Clearance vi 4.1 General Site Clearance vi 4.2 Birds vi 4.3 Bats vi 4.4 Amphibians and Reptiles vii 5 Procedure for instream works (if required) vii Annex F: Outline Written Scheme of Investigation i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Written Scheme of Investigation i A30 Chiverton to HELP Carland Cross | HE551502 Highways England 1.3 Responsibilities i 2 Cultural heritage general provisions ii 2.1 Pre-construction surveys ii 2.2 Archaeological Watching Brief ii 2.3 Monitoring, Review and Reporting iii 2.4 Integrated interpretation strategy iii Annex G: Outline Ground and Surface Water Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Ground and Surface Water Management Plan i 1.3 Responsibilities i 2 Mitigation Measures ii 2.1 General Measures ii Annex H: Outline Pollution Prevention and Control Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Pollution Prevention and Control Management Plan i 1.3 Responsibilities i 2 Pollution Risk Assessment ii 2.1 Preliminary pollution risk assessment ii 2.2 Site Design ii 2.3 Pollution Incident Response Plan ii 2.4 Fire Plan iii 2.5 Pollution Control Options iv 2.6 Training v 2.7 Monitoring, Review and Reporting vi Annex I: Outline Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Protection Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Arboricultural Method Statement and Tree Protection Plan i 1.3 Responsibilities i 2 Outline Arboricultural Method Statement ii Annex J: Methodology for the Milestone Protection Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Milestone Protection Management Plan i A30 Chiverton to HELP Carland Cross | HE551502 Highways England 1.3 Responsibilities ii 2 Methodology for protection and movement of milestones ii 2.1 General ii 2.2 The Sites iii 2.3 Methodology for movement of milestones iii 2.4 References v Annex K: Outline Noise and Vibration Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Noise and Vibration Management Plan i 1.3 Responsibilities i 1.4 Measures to reduce potential noise and vibration impacts ii 2 Noise and vibration management ii 2.1 Section 61 consents ii 2.2 Noise insulation and temporary re-housing policy iii 2.3 Vibration thresholds and actions v 2.4 Monitoring viii 2.5 Example application form for Section 61 x Annex L: Outline Air Quality Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Air Quality Management Plan i 1.3 Responsibilities i 2 Air Quality Management ii 2.1 Legislation and guidance ii 2.2 Site management ii 2.3 Construction plant and vehicles ii 2.4 Transportation, storage and handling of materials iii 2.5 Haul routes iii 2.6 Demolition activities iv 2.7 Excavations and earthworks activities iv 2.8 Drilling activities iv 2.9 Processing, crushing, cutting and grinding activities v 2.10 Monitoring v Annex M: Public Rights of Way Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline Public Rights of Way Management Plan i A30 Chiverton to HELP Carland Cross | HE551502 Highways England 1.3 Responsibilities i 1.4 Public Rights of Way i 1.5 Local Routes ii 1.6 Assumptions made in this document ii 1.7 This Document iii 2 Method iii 2.1 Identification of PRoW/Local Routes iii 2.2 Surveys and Assessments iii 2.3 Stakeholder Engagement v 2.4 Locations and Value ix 3 Management Plan xi 3.1 General Provisions xi 3.2 Signage and Information xi 3.3 Forms of Managed Closure xii 3.4 Proposed PRoW Management xiii 3.5 Proposed Local Route Management xxi Annex N: Outline method statement for the translocation of heathland i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Structure and Scope of the Outline method statement for the translocation of heathland i 1.3 Responsibilities i 1.4 Receptor Site i 1.5 Receptor and Donor Site Preparation ii 1.6 Translocation Method ii 1.7 Aftercare and Monitoring ii Annex O: Asbestos Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Purpose i 1.2 Works Programme iv 1.3 AAP Programme v 1.4 Arrangements for Monitoring and Review vi 1.5 Procurement of Asbestos Services vi Annex O: Asbestos Management Plan: Appendix A viii Annex P: Outline Soil Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Overview of the scheme i 1.2 Purpose of the soil management plan i 1.3 Content of the soil management plan ii A30 Chiverton to HELP Carland Cross | HE551502 Highways England 1.4 Implementing the SMP ii 1.5 Roles and responsibilities iii 2 Summary of soils specific construction activities v 2.1 Sequence of construction activities v 2.2 Temporary works to facilitate the construction of the scheme vi 2.3 Construction vii 3 Requirements ix 3.1 Summary of soils specific mitigation ix 3.2 Best practice and standards x 4 Environmental baseline xii 4.1 Sources of information xii 4.2 Geological setting xii 4.3 Soils baseline xiii 4.4 Hydrogeological setting xiv 4.5 Hydrological setting xv 4.6 Ground quality (contaminated land) xv 5 Soil survey and record of condition xvi 6 Soil protection, soil handling and soil stripping xvii 6.2 In-situ soil protection measures xvii 6.3 Soil handling xvii 6.4 Soil stripping measures xviii 7 Soil stockpiling and storage xxi 7.1 Soil stockpiling xxi 7.2 Soil stockpile location xxi 7.3 Soil segregation measures xxi 7.4 Soil stockpiling measures xxii 7.5 Soil stockpile maintenance xxiv 7.6 Stockpiling of non-soil materials xxiv 8 Soil preparation and reinstatement xxv 8.2 Locations xxv 8.3 Methods xxv 8.4 Restoration for Landscape and Ecology xxvii 8.5 Biosecurity xxvii 8.6 Monitoring and aftercare xxvii Annex Q: Outline Landscape and Ecology Management Plan i 1 Introduction i 1.1 Scope and purpose of Outline LEMP i 1.2 Approach ii A30 Chiverton to HELP Carland Cross | HE551502 Highways England 1.3 Roles and responsibilities iv 2 Requirements v 2.1 Summary of landscape context and mitigation v 2.2 Summary of ecology context and mitigation v 3 Pre-Construction Plans vii 3.1 Species Protection (Pre-Construction Surveys) vii 4 Construction / Habitat Creation Plans viii 4.1 Species Protection viii 4.2 Wildlife Structures ix 4.3 Landscape and Habitat Protection and Creation ix 5 Post-Construction / Monitoring and Maintenance Plans xvi 5.1 Protected Species xvi 5.2 Wildlife Structures xvi 5.3 Habitat Monitoring and Maintenance xvi 6 Handover of Maintenance Obligations xxx Annex R: Scheduled Monument Protection Plan i 1 Introduction i Table of Figures Figure 1-1 Milestone Location i Figure 3-1 Public Rights of Way Directly Affected By The Scheme Sheet 1 of 4 xxiv Figure 3-2 Public Rights of Way Directly Affected By The Scheme Sheet 2 of 4 xxv Figure 3-3 Public Rights of Way Directly Affected By The Scheme Sheet 3 of 4 xxvi Figure 3-4 Public Rights of Way Directly Affected By The Scheme Sheet 4 of 4 xxvii Table of Tables Table 1-1 Annex B Responsibilities details ii Table 3-1 List of Waste Categories for Construction Wastes v Table 3-2 Estimated waste arisings vii Table 2-1 Material resources required ii Table 1-1 Annex D Responsibilities details ii Table 1-1 Annex E Responsibilities details ii Table 1-1 Annex F Responsibilities details ii Table 1-1 Annex G Responsibilities details ii Table
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