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  • Document No.4

  • Audit TitleHarvesting Compliance Check Sheet Snig/Extraction Track Crossing

  • Client / Warda Pty Ltd

  • Prepared by Cara McMurtrie

  • Crossing ID

  • Feature

  • Structure

  • Is the location and type of crossing approved and marked in the field ( not permissible to cross wetlands or swamps; if IHL 3, not permissible to cross watercourse [ie has permanent or semi-permanent surface water flow]; may only cross drainage line with permanent structure.

  • If you answered no,how would you rate the incident

  • Track surface drained at 5-20 meters. Note Mandatory on drainage lines and watercourses. Use on drainage depressions where practical.

  • If you answered no, how would you rate the incident as

  • Is the crossing stable?. Guidance: - causeways must have stable surface or erosion resistant material; gully stuffers must be removed if they become unstable during operation.

  • If you answered no, how would you rate the incident

  • Right angled clearing and approach Guidance: - Approach may only be angled if it reduces ground and soil disturbance.

  • If you answered no, how would you rate the incident

  • Is spoil removed from drainage feature and disturbed areas reshape and stabilised.

  • If you answered no, how would you rate the incident

  • Is the disturbed areas 20 meters either side of watercourse or drainage line stabilised?.<br>Guidance: this does not include the track surface or drainage structures.

  • If you answered no how would you rate the incident?

  • Is the vegetation and ground disturbance minimised with filter strip, protection zone,operational zone and buffer strip either side of crossing.

  • If you answered no, how would you rate the incident as,

  • Are bridge embankments protected from table drain discharge and structures installed to prevent bridge pavement from entering drainage feature where practical.

  • If you answered no how would you rate the incident?.

  • Causeway surface, on either side, is no more than 10cm higher than invert of drainage feature, ( fish passage ), maintain natural flow of water course.

  • If the answer is no, how would you rate the incident?.

  • Is dispersible soil covered with stable material 20 meters either side of crossing?.<br>Guidance; includes road surface and table drain batters if dispersible.

  • If the answer is no, how would you rate the incident?.

  • Are temporary crossings removed and bed banks reshaped and stabilised?.

  • If you answered no, how would you rate the incident?.

  • Is the crossing constructed as planned, including implementation of any site-specific conditions?.<br>

  • If you answered no, how would you rate the incident?.

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