241-SP-Ausnet-additional-performance-requirements

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SP AusNet Proposed Additional Performance Requirements
CIS evaluation objective
PRCode
SP AusNet Proposed Performance Requirement
Traffic
(Addition to) T1
Ensure that the:
1. design of the East West Link - Eastern
Section (the proposed freeway) contains
provision for placement of safety guards,
barriers, use of materials and protections
(including but not limited to in relation to
height and resilience of such protections) to
ensure that persons or vehicles cannot collide
through or leave the proposed freeway and
land on or in close proximity to the SP AusNet
assets in and around WMTS; and
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project
documentation provides for SP AusNet to
provide reasonable directions to the contractor
in relation to such traffic management.
(Addition to) T5
Design the project boundary, construction zone and
proposed freeway to take into account applicable
clearance distances and restrictions from or in
connection with SP AusNet assets (both WMTS and
underground
gas
and
electiicity)
pursuant
to
applicable legislation , regulations, industry codes and
Australian Standards.
Land use and utility assets
(New) LU6
Ensure that the reference project boundary in the CIS
does not encroach any further west into the remaining
WMTS footprint.
(New) LU7
Ensure that detailed specifications are included in the
design of the proposed freeway to address all of the
potential impacts on SP AusNet's assets that SP
AusNet has identified in its submissions.
(New) LU8
Ensure that the Fisherman's Bend Tower (Tower)
adjacent to WMTS is relocated to the satisfaction of
SP AusNet.
The site for the relocation of the Tower should be
identified as soon as practicable from the sites
identified in Attachment 1.
Property and/or access rights over such over such
site/proposed route for overhead or underground
cables are to be obtained by the LMA and
specifications are included for undergrounding of the
power lines (including tunnelling), overhead powerlines or some other alternative.
(New) LUg
Ensure that:
1. no works are undertaken within 3.0 metres of
a licenced transmission gas pipeline or
underground regulating station;
2. subject to requirement 3 below, clearances to
all gas assets are as per the Conditions of
Works as detailed in Technical 8tandards
T82607.1, T82607.2 and T8 2607.3, as
amended or replaced from time to time, which
are attached as Attachment 2; and
3. risk assessments and safety studies detailing
the impact on gas network infrastructure are
completed in accordance with AS 2885, which
is the Standards Australia standard for the
design, construction, testing, operations and
maintenance of gas and petroleum pipelines
that operate at pressures in excess of 1050
kpa, as amended or replaced from time to
time.
(New) LU10
Ensure that:
1. no works are undertaken within 5.0 metres of
SP AusNet's underground 220 kV electricity
assets, unless special requirements for an
alternative distance have been fulfilled in
accordance with the requirements of SP
AusNet's
Transmission
Procedures
document
Field
FWP
05-05,
Work
as
amended or replaced from time to time, which
is attached as Attachment 3. To ensure that
this minimum distance is adhered to, before
any works are undertaken, accurate location
of the underground cable asset by the LMA
must be determined. This location shall be in
addition to as-built drawings and may include
cable location or ground penetrating radar
techniques;
2. subject to requirement 3 below, all works are
undertaken in accordance with the SP AusNet
Design Guidelines for alterations to the 220
kV cable that runs between
Richmond
Terminal Station and Brunswick Terminal
station, as amended or replaced from time to
time, which is attached as Attachment 4; and
3. risk assessments and safety studies detailing
the impact on electricity network infrastructure
are completed in accordance with IEC 62067,
which is the International Standard for the
design, construction, and testing of power
cables with rated voltages up to 500kV, as
amended or replaced from time to time.
Community and business impacts
(New) C3
Ensure that design and construction of the proposed
freeway does not interrupt or in any way interfere with
the supply of electricity or gas by SP AusNet.
Noise, vibration and light
(New) NV14
Ensure that the earthwork preparation for and
construction of the proposed freeway does not
interrupt or in any way interfere with the supply of
electricity or gas by SP AusNet. In particular, ensure
that the earthwork preparation for and construction of
the proposed freeway does not cause SP AusNet's
electrical protection equipment to "trip" (this could
most likely occur due to vibration, where sensitive
circuit breakers or other protection devices operate
and de-energise the power line affected by such
vibration, causing a loss of supply).
(New) NV15
Ensure that vibration (peak particle velocity) levels in
relation to piling activities, tunnelling, boring or similar
activities, each within the boundary of WMTS are kept
below an absolute maximum of 20 mm per second .
(New) NV16
Ensure that vibration (peak particle velocity) on any
gas pipeline is limited to an absolute maximum of 20
mm per second.
(New) NV17
Ensure that vibration (peak particle velocity) on any
underground 220 kV electricity asset is limited to an
absolute maximum of 20 mm per second.
Surface water
(New) SW7
Ensure that surface water does not encroach on or
through WMTS or into underground SP AusNet
electricity and gas assets.
Contamination
(New) CL5
Ensure that contamination does not ingress into
WMTS as a result of the construction of the proposed
freeway or activities in connection with it.