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Monthly Environmental Report

April 2013

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April 2013 SH16 Monthly Environmental Report.docx

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Author: Michael Cassidy

Environmental Manager: Michael Cassidy

Name of organisation: Causeway Alliance

Name of project: SH16 Causeway Upgrade Project

Document version: Revision A

Table of Contents

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Contents

1.0 INTRODUCTION 6

1.1 PURPOSE OF THE REPORT 6

2.0 RESOURCE CONSENTS 6

2.1 CONSENTS TRIGGERED BY WORKS 6

2.2 ADDITIONAL CONSENTS REQUIRED 11

3.0 OVERVIEW of ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN 12

3.1 Construction 12

3.2 Environment 13

3.3 Communication and Stakeholder 13

4.0 MEETINGS, INSPECTIONS & EVENTS 13

5.0 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING 14

5.1 VEGETATION MANAGEMENT 14

5.2 CONSTRUCTION NOISE & VIBRATION 14

5.3 AIR QUALITY 14

5.4 CONTAMINATED SOIL 14

5.5 EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL 15

5.6 ARCHAEOLOGICAL 15

5.7 COASTAL MONITORING 15

5.8 MARINE MONITORING 15

5.9 ECOLOGICAL 15

6.0 STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT 15

6.1 QUERIES, CONCERNS, COMPLAINTS 15

7.0 WORKS PROPOSED FOR MAY 2013 16

Appendix A: SH16 Causeway Alliance Construction Zone Plan

Appendix B: SH16 Causeway Alliance 3 Month Construction Programme

Appendix C: SH16 Causeway Summary Construction Programme

Appendix D: SH16 Causeway Zone 5 Great North Road Interchange / Summary Programme

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 PURPOSE OF THE REPORT

To meet the reporting requirements for the SH16 Causeway Alliance a monthly report is required

by the Board of Inquiry to be prepared and forwarded to Auckland Council in the second week of

the following month.

This report describes and details the month of April 2013.

Milestones achieved during the period include:

• Auckland Council approval of SH16Causeway Upgrade CEMP including sub-plan

appendices.

• Auckland Council planning approval for Northern Asymmetric Widening and revised

construction methods received.

• Geotechnical site investigation works completed and confirmation of assumed

geotechnical parameters of existing causeway obtained.

• Value Engineering activities process completed, detailed design progressing, design

packages being issued for review.

• Site establishment commenced at Taupuni (temporary encampment) – (Te Atatu Road).

• Construction planning continuing, interfacing with detailed design programme and

procurement.

• Project Management Plans development continues towards a ‘readiness review’ end May

2013.

• Agreement reached of appropriate geometric layout between Causeway Bridge and SH16

over GNR Bridge. Reconciliation of cost adjustment is delayed awaiting detailed design.

• Agreement reached of appropriate sequence of works and access required to abutments

of Whau River bridges.

2.0 RESOURCE CONSENTS

2.1 CONSENTS TRIGGERED BY WORKS

Consent No. Purpose Description

Alteration to Designation

EPA 10/2.003

(ACC: Plan

Modification

202)

Alteration to designation A07-01, SH16, causeway and Rosebank Peninsula – NOR2.

Alteration to existing designation at Rosebank Interchange and Patiki bridges, including part of Rosebank Park Domain; modifications to land on existing causeway, ancillary safety and operational services, and maintenance, relocation of services, pedestrian and cycleway, landscaping and planting etc

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Consent Number Consent Purpose Conditions

Land Use Consents

EPA 10/2.010

(ARC: 38313)

Land Use Consents – Land Disturbance (Sectors 1 – 9 inclusive)

Earthworks and roading/ tracking/ trenching during construction - within and outside the Sediment Control Protection Area (includes the associated discharge of sediment laden water as a discharge consent)

As per Schedule B of the Board of Inquiry Designation and Consent conditions

EPA 10/2.009 (ACC: R/LUC/2010/3396

Land Use Consents – Activity on reclaimed land (Sectors 2 and 4)

Land Use Consent pursuant to Section 89(2) for the construction, operation and maintenance and ancillary activities of a State highway.

As per Schedule B of the Board of Inquiry Designation and Consent conditions plus new Condition RC.1B

Coastal Consents

EPA 10/2.030

(ARC: 38334)

Activities within the CMA

For ongoing use of CMA by the State highway for transport purposes and associated construction activities including conveyance of spoil. [Sectors 2 and 4]


EPA 10/2.031 (ARC: 38335)

Erection of Temporary Structures in the CMA (Sectors 2 & 4)

This consent relates to the erection of temporary (construction) structures within the CMA including piers, ramps, bridges, conveyor structures, temporary staging platforms, temporary bird roost, stormwater discharge outfalls and other consequential activities such as disturbance and/or vegetation removal. In the CMA General Management Area (GMA), Coastal Protection Area (CPA) 2 and Mooring Management Area – Henderson Creek, Whau River and Pt Chevalier.


EPA 10/2.032 (ARC: 38336)

Erection of Permanent Structures in the CMA (Sectors 2 & 4)

This consent relates to the construction of permanent (operational phase) structures within the CMA including piers, ramps, bridges, stormwater discharge outfalls and other consequential activities such as disturbance and/or vegetation removal. In GMA, CPA 2 and Mooring Management Area – Henderson Creek, Whau River and Pt Chevalier.


EPA 10/2.033 (ARC: 38338)

Erection of Temporary Structures in the CMA (Sectors 3

This consent relates to the erection of temporary (construction) structures within the CMA including piers, ramps, bridges, conveyor structures, temporary staging


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and 4) platforms, stormwater discharge outfalls and other consequential activities such as disturbance and/or vegetation removal. In CPA 1 – Waterview Estuary.

EPA 10/2.034

(ARC: 38339)

Erection of Permanent Structures in the CMA (Sectors 3 and 4)

This consent relates to the construction of permanent (operational phase) structures within the CMA including piers, ramps, stormwater discharge outfalls and other consequential activities such as disturbance and/or vegetation removal. In CPA 1 – Waterview Estuary.


EPA 10/2.037

(ARC: 36576)

Reclamation in the CMA (Sectors 1 (0.11ha) and

2 (approx 0.4ha))

This consent relates to the temporary reclamation for access and construction purposes and permanent reclamation associated with motorway widening in CPA 2.


EPA 10/2.038

(ARC: 38342)

Reclamation in the CMA (Sector 4 (approx 4.5ha))

This consent relates to reclamation for access and construction purposes and permanent reclamation associated with motorway widening in CPA 1, north and south of causeway and includes associated vegetation removal and diversion of estuarine channels (including sediment works associated with diversion) required for the mitigation of effects on the reclamation. The Plan states that any non complying consent under 13.5.3 is a restricted coastal activity in specific conditions.


EPA 10/2.039

(ARC: 38343)

Disturbance of Foreshore and Seabed (Sectors 1, 2, 4 and 5)

Disturbance of the foreshore and seabed during construction including vegetation removal, use of motor vehicles, disturbance of sediment, temporary structures and erosion and sediment control measures including, in a GMA, CPA2 and Mooring Management Area for construction:

Sector 1 - Stormwater wetland and associated reclamation; Outfall discharging into Henderson Creek.

Sector 2 - Temporary staging platforms within Whau River; Piles for Whau River Bridges; Piles for new pedestrian/cycle facility; Rock lined channels.

Sectors 4 and 5 (north eastern side of causeway) - Temporary staging platforms adjacent to Pt Chevalier;


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Piles for ramps adjacent to Pt Chevalier.

EPA 10/2.040

(ARC: 38344)

Disturbance of Foreshore and Seabed (Sector 2)

Disturbance of the foreshore and seabed for vegetation removal, including mangrove removal, in any CPA 2. This includes the removal of mangroves to the west of Rosebank Park Domain.


EPA 10/2.041

(ARC: 38345)

Disturbance of Foreshore and Seabed (Sectors 4 and 5)

Disturbance of the foreshore and seabed during construction including vegetation removal and mangrove removal, use of motor vehicles, disturbance of sediment, temporary structures and erosion and sediment control measures including, in CPA1, to access existing lawful structures, but excluding the disturbance consequential to activities under which other consents are sought.

This includes disturbance for activities such as machinery access to temporary construction areas in the CMA (e.g. the estuary, Causeway Bridges, pedestrian/cycle way facility, coastal protection works, rock revetment / batters, and temporary staging platforms within Oakley Inlet etc).


EPA 10/2.042

(ARC: 38346)

Disturbance of Foreshore and Seabed (Sectors 4 and 5)

The use of motor vehicles in any CPA


EPA 10/2.043 (ARC: 38347)

Taking and use of inner coastal water (Sectors 2 and 4)

The taking and use of inner coastal water for use in the proposed coffer dam (construction of the reclamation).


EPA 10/2.044 (ARC: 38348)

Taking and use of inner coastal water (Sectors 2 and 4)

The damming and impounding of inner coastal water in the coffer dam during construction – General Management Area


EPA 10/2.045 (ARC: 38349)

Damming and impounding of inner coastal water (Sectors 2 and 4)

The damming and impounding of inner coastal water in the coffer dam during construction – CPA1


EPA 10/2.046 Discharge of Contaminants

This consent relates to the discharge of contaminants during

As per Schedule B of the Board of Inquiry Designation and Consent

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(ARC: 38350) (Sectors 1 through 5)

construction into the CMA and discharge of contaminants in stormwater flows during construction along Sectors 1 – 5, including point source and sheet flow discharges.

conditions

EPA 10/2.047

(ARC: 38351)

Discharge of Contaminants (Sectors 1 through to 5)

This consent relates to the discharge of contaminants during construction into the CMA and discharge of stormwater during construction along Sectors 1 – 5, including point source and sheet flow discharges


EPA 10/2.049

(ARC: 38353)

Discharge of Contaminants (Sector 2)

This consent relates to the permanent discharge of stormwater to the CMA for the operation of the Project – Sector 2 (Whau River, CPA 2 and Mooring Management Area).


EPA 10/2.050

(ARC: 38354)

Discharge of Contaminants (Sector 4)

This consent relates to the permanent discharge of stormwater to the CMA for the operation of the Project in Sector 4 (Causeway and Interchange, CPA1).


EPA 10/2.052 (ARC: 38356)

Occupation of CMA (Sector 1 and 2)

Occupation of the CMA by permanent structures in, on and over the seabed and foreshore for general state highway widening including piles and piers for new and widened structures including:

Sector 1- Stormwater wetland pond

Sector 2- Whau River Bridge; Whau River pedestrian/cycle facility


EPA 10/2.054

(ARC: 38359)

Occupation of CMA (Sector 2)

This consent relates to the occupation of the stormwater outfalls for – Sector 2 (Whau River, CPA 2 and Mooring Management Area.


EPA 10/2.055

(ARC: 38360)

Occupation of CMA (Sector 4)

This consent relates to the occupation of the stormwater outfalls for – Sector 4 (Causeway Interchange (Waterview Inlet and surrounds, CPA 1).


EPA 10/2.056

(ARC: 38361)

Occupation of CMA (Sectors 4 and 5)

Occupation of the CMA for construction works in, on and over the seabed and foreshore for Project works including stormwater outfall and ancillary works in General Management Area.


EPA 10/2.057

(ARC: 38362)

Occupation of CMA (Sectors 1 and 2)

Occupation of the CMA for construction works in, on and over the seabed and foreshore for Project works including piles and


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piers construction, reclamation construction and ancillary works in CPA2.

EPA 10/2.058

(ARC: 38363)

Occupation of the CMA (Sectors 3 and 4)

Occupation of the CMA for construction works in, on and over the seabed and foreshore for Project works including piles and piers construction, reclamation construction and ancillary works in CPA1.


EPA 10/2.059

(ARC: 38364)

Occupation of the CMA (Sector 4 and 5)

Occupation of the CMA by permanent structures in, on and over the seabed and foreshore for general motorway widening including piles and piers for new and widened structures including:

Sector 4- Causeway Bridges; Causeway pedestrian/cycle facility; Stormwater outfalls

Sector 5- Great North Interchange Ramps; Heritage bridge (pedestrian); Stormwater outfalls


EPA 10/2.060

(ARC: 38365)

Activities within the CMA (Sectors 1, 2, 4, 5)

This consent relates to the ongoing use, operation and maintenance of CMA by the State highway for transport purposes.


EPA 10/2.061

(ARC: 38366)

Activities within the CMA (Sectors 1, 2, 4, 5)

This consent relates to the ongoing use, operation and maintenance of CMA by the State highway for transport (as an activity not provided for as a permitted, controlled or restricted discretionary activity, and is not prohibited by the Plan).


2.2 ADDITIONAL CONSENTS REQUIRED

2.2.1 Section 127; New Condition RC.1B

Auckland Council granted the NZTA consent on 19 February 2013 to change the wording of BOI Condition RC.1 to insert a new Condition RC.1B to the conditions of coastal consents 38335, 38336, 38338, 38339, 38342, 38345, 38356, 35361, 38363, 38364, 38360, 36576, 38346, 38348, 38349, 38344, 38343, R/LUC/2010/3396 as it relates to the SH16 Causeway (Sectors 2, 3 and 4 of the Waterview Connection Project) only.

The wording of Condition RC.1B is as follows:

RC.1B

Except as modified by the conditions below, the SH16 Causeway Upgrade Project works (Sectors 2, 3 and 4 of the Waterview Connection Project) shall be undertaken in general accordance with the information provided by the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA), in the resource consent applications, the supporting documents (as detailed in Condition DC.1), and in the supplementary

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information provided in evidence by the NZTA to the BOI, except where as amended by the application ·material provided with the s 127 application referenced by Council as 41113, 41114, 41118, 41119, 41120, 41123, 41124, 41125, 41126, 41128, 41371, 41120, 41372, 41373, 41374,41375,41376, RNCC/2010/3396/1, as follows:

a) Application form, AEE, appendices and plans titled 'SH16 Causeway Upgrade Project Section 127 Application to Auckland Council to Change Condition RC.1 (by adding a new condition RC.1 B) on Resource Consent Number EPA 10/2.009 (ACC:R/LUC/2010/3396), EPA 10/2.031 (ARC: 38335), EPA 10/2.032 (ARC 38336), EPA 10/2.033 (ARC:38338), EPA 10/2.034 (ARC:38339), EPA 10/2.038 (ARC:38342), EPA 10/2.039 (ARC:38343), EPA 10/2.040 (ARC: 38344), EPA 10/2.041 (ARC:38345), EPA 10/2.052 (ARC: 38356), EPA 10/2.056 (ARC:38361), EPA 10/2.058 (ARC: 38363), EPA 10/2.059 (ARC: 38364)' prepared by the Causeway Alliance and dated 20 November 2012 (Revision 1), including:

• Addendum to Technical Report G.3 Assessment of Avian Ecological Effects

• Addendum to Technical Report G.4 Assessment of Coastal Processes

• Addendum to Technical Report G.5 Assessment of Construction Noise Effects

• Addendum to Technical Report G.11 Assessment of Marine Ecological Effects

• Addendum to Technical Report G.15 Assessment of Stormwater and Streamworks Effects

• Addendum to Technical Report G.16 Assessment of Temporary Traffic Effects

• Addendum to Technical Report G.17 Assessment of Terrestrial Vegetation Effects

• Addendum to Technical Report G.19 Assessment of Vibration Effects

• Addendum to Technical Report G.20 Assessment of Visual and Landscape Effects

2.2.2 Te Atatu Pony Club LUC-2012-1444

Auckland Council granted the NZTA consent on 13 February 2013for works to relocate the Te Atatu Peninsula Pony Club on the Harbourview Orangihina park during the SH16 Causeway Upgrade Project for the creation of a levelled grassed area for the exercise of horses, provision of carparking hardstand area.

3.0 OVERVIEW of ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN

3.1 Construction

• Preliminary works to TAPC site compound “Taupuni “commenced – fencing, installation of

environmental controls, drainage, relocation of chattels etc occurring currently.

• Team focused on construction planning, work methodologies and programming.

• Review of 50% design packages coordinated between designers and constructors bi-

weekly.

• GNRI scope further defined and integrated programme developed with WCA.

• TTM development continues including impact assessment of various TTM

implementations.

• Deployment of NMV resources and assets coordinated successfully.

• Early works planned for key areas of project starting May 2013.

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3.2 Environment

• All environmental management plans have been submitted to Council for review and

approval – approval has been granted.

• Second Community Liaison Group Meeting held – good attendance, large representation

from Alwyn Avenue and from cyclists and local board members.

3.3 Communication and Stakeholder

• Reviewed and updated Communications and Stakeholder Engagement Minimum

Requirements for PAA relevant to the Causeway Upgrade Project.

• Registered to be part of NZTA’s 0800 4 HIGHWAYS (0800 44 44 49) free phone service.

• Team challenge to name Construction Yard 1. Favourite was Taupuni (temporary

encampment).

• Causeway Alliance shared Community Liaison Group meeting with Te Atatu Interchange

and Auckland Transport’s Proposal for bus interchange at Te Atatu, without complaint.

• Resolved Iwi communications contacts in advance of blessing.

4.0 MEETINGS, INSPECTIONS & EVENTS

02 April 2013 Construction Yard 1 Pre-Commencement Meeting (Auckland Council / Causeway

Alliance)

04 April 2013 North Traherne Island Environmental Pre Clearance Inspection (Bioresearches /

Causeway Alliance)

08 April 2013 Construction Yard 1 ESCP Site Meeting (Causeway Alliance / Southern Skies)

09 April 2013 Removal of Mimulus from Sth Traherne Swale; Transport to Piha (Causeway

Alliance, Dept of Conservation, NZTA, Auckland Motorway Alliance)

11 April 2013 Alwyn Avenue Amenity Tree Assessment (Causeway Alliance / Arborlab)

18 April 2013 Alwyn Avenue Amenity Tree Assessment (Causeway Alliance / Arborlab)

18 April 2013 SH16 causeway Upgrade Project meeting (Auckland Council / Causeway Alliance)

23 April 2013 Archaeological Pre-Commencement Meeting (Causeway Alliance / Clough

Associates)

24 April 2013 Te Kawerau a Maki Liaison Meeting (Causeway Alliance / Te Kawerau a Maki)

29 April 2013 Construction Yard 1 Bird Roosting Assessment (Causeway Alliance /

Bioresearches)

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5.0 ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

5.1 VEGETATION MANAGEMENT

Causeway Alliance undertook Amenity Tree S.T.E.M Assessment and site inspections of Alwyn

Ave.

6 trees with S.T.E.M assessments above 100 were identified.

Amenity

Tree No.

Species Location Health Fencing Observations/recommended

actions

7 Casuarina 26 Alwyn Ave Good - Protect during construction

activities

8 Ulmus 28 Alwyn Ave Good - Protect during construction

activities

9 Metrosideros 30 Alwyn Ave Good - Protect during construction

activities

10 Juniperus 30 Alwyn Ave Good - Protect during construction

activities

65 Eucalyptus 34 Alwyn Ave Good - Protect during construction

activities

66 Liquidamber 34 Alwyn Ave Good - Protect during construction

activities

5.2 CONSTRUCTION NOISE & VIBRATION

No noise – vibration complaints or monitoring was undertaken during the period.

5.3 AIR QUALITY

No air quality complaints or issues were received during the period.

Causeway Alliance Daily Site Reports did not indicate any air quality issues.

5.4 CONTAMINATED SOIL

No contaminated soil monitoring was undertaken during the period.

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5.5 EROSION & SEDIMENT CONTROL

CESCP No.1: Construction Yard 1 (included in Construction Yard 1 SSCEMP) approved 18 April

2013

CESCP No.6: GNRI Areas 1 & 2 Rev A approved 23 April 2013

CESCP No 7: GNRI Area 3 Rev A approved 23 April 2013

CESCP No.6: GNRI Areas 1 & 2 Rev B approved 30 April 2013

5.6 ARCHAEOLOGICAL

No archaeological site monitoring was undertaken during the period.

5.7 COASTAL MONITORING

No coastal monitoring was undertaken during the period.

5.8 MARINE MONITORING

No marine monitoring was undertaken during the period.

5.9 ECOLOGICAL

Pre-clearance inspection for Significant and Valued vegetation was undertaken in Zone 1A

(Traherne Island North).

Pre-clearance inspection for reptiles/lizards was undertaken in Zone 1A (Traherne Island North).

Assessment of avian roosting locations was undertaken in Zone 3 (Construction Yard 1).

Mimulus repens assessment and subsequent removal/relocation to endangered plant nursery.

6.0 STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT

6.1 QUERIES, CONCERNS, COMPLAINTS

A total of 12 calls or emails have been received to date all responding to Causeway Alliance offer

to have their names added to our database for project updates

5 compliments have been recieved - all from Cycle Action Auckland praising Causeway Alliances’

proactive engagement regarding shared path signage.

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No complaints have been recorded or received during the April period.

7.0 WORKS PROPOSED FOR MAY 2013

Refer Appendix B for 3 Month Construction Programme

May will see the project take occupation of various locations along the alignment, works will be

relatively small scale and be associated with preparing areas for more significant earthwork and

road widening activities later in the year.

The majority of works programmed for May involve vegetation removal, clearing and demolition,

installation of environmental controls and site accommodation.

Zone 1 Causeway is on the critical path to commence the installation of ground improvements

throughout the May-June period.

Zone 2 will commence ground clearing activities in the vicinity of east and west bound Whau

Bridge.

Zone 3 main site office establishment on Te Atatu Road will continue. Preparation for demolition

and removal of buildings in Alwyn Avenue will also commence.

Zone 5 early works activities will commence in the Great North Road Interchange Areas (Refer

Appendix D) to ensure a comprehensive programme interface with associated works for the

Waterview Connection Alliance.

The environmental focus for May is on pre-inspections prior and during vegetation removal and

ground clearance to ensure ecological and archaeological stand over requirements are met.

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