The Aberdeen Harbour Revision Order 2016

Construction and Environmental Management Document

2.  The CEMD shall include—

(a) construction method statements;

(b) a schedule of mitigation, including all mitigation measures proposed by the Board in connection with the works together with any associated consents and other mitigation recommended by the following consultees—

(i) Aberdeen City Council;

(ii) the Scottish Environment Protection Agency; and

(iii) Scottish Natural Heritage;

(c) processes to control and action changes to the construction methodology or schedule of mitigation;

(d) the following specific management plans—

(i) marine mammal protection plan;

(ii) vessel management plan;

(iii) noise and vibration mitigation plan (including hours of operation);

(iv) lighting plan;

(v) traffic management plan;

(vi) pollution prevention plan;

(vii) otter protection plan;

(viii) piling management plan;

(ix) fish species protection plan;

(x) habitat management plan;

(xi) waste management plan;

(xii) landscape mitigation and compensation management plan; and

(xiii) Nigg Bay Site of Special Scientific Interest management plan;

(e) a written scheme for archaeological investigation and mitigation;

(f) methods for the investigation of the spatial extent and concentration of the sediment plume around the mouth of the River Dee and, if necessary, appropriate mitigation measures to reduce the potential for impacts on salmon smolts from increased predation;

(g) methods for the investigation of the potential impacts on the East Tullos Burn wetlands from the culverting of the East Tullos Burn and, if necessary, appropriate mitigation to ensure that there is no adverse impact on the wetlands;

(h) details of the appointment of an appropriately qualified Environmental Clerk of Works and of their roles and responsibilities;

(i) methods of monitoring, auditing, reporting and communication of environmental issues on site;

(j) methods for the investigation of contamination and ground gas on site and an assessment of ground water quality and any necessary remediation; and

(k) details of the persons within the project team who will have responsibility and authority to suspend work on the project (or any part of it) if a potential breach of legislation or mitigation measures occurs.