30. The construction of the development shall be managed in accordance with a final…

30. The construction of the development shall be managed in accordance with a final project Construction and Environmental Management Plan, which shall be submitted to, and agreed in writing with, the planning authority prior to commencement of development. This plan shall provide details of the construction practice for the development, including: (a) Location of the site and materials compound(s), including areas identified for the storage of construction refuse; (b) Location and details of areas for construction site offices, staff facilities, site security fencing and hoardings; (c) Details of on-site car parking facilities for site workers during the course of construction; (d) Details of the timing and routing of construction traffic to and from the construction site and associated directional signage, to include proposals to facilitate the delivery of abnormal loads to the site; (e) Measures to obviate queuing of construction traffic on the adjoining road network; (f) Details of construction phase mobility strategy, incorporating onsite mobility provisions; (g) Measures to prevent the spillage or deposit of clay, rubble or other debris on the public road network; (h) Alternative arrangements to be put in place for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles in the case of the closure of any public road or footpath during the course of site development works; (i) Details of appropriate measures to mitigate vibration from construction activity in accordance with BS6472: 1992 Guide to Evaluation of Human Exposure to Vibration in Buildings (1Hz to 80Hz) and BS7385: Part 2 1990: Evaluation and Measurement for Vibration in Buildings - Guide to Damage Levels from Ground-Borne Vibration, and for the monitoring of such levels; (j) Details of appropriate mitigation measures for noise and dust, and monitoring of such levels; (k) Containment of all construction-related fuel and oil within specially constructed bunds to ensure that fuel spillages are fully contained. Such bunds shall be roofed to exclude rainwater; (I) Off-site disposal of construction/demolition waste and details of how it is proposed to manage excavated soil: (m) Means to ensure that surface water run-off is controlled such that no silt or other pollutants enter local surface water sewers, watercourses or the canal, (n) A record of daily checks that the works are being undertaken in accordance with the final project Construction and Environmental Management Plan shall be kept for inspection by the planning authority; (o) An invasive species management plan. Reason: In the interest of amenities, public health and safety.