Site Reinstatement/rehabilitation Sample Clauses

Site Reinstatement/rehabilitation.  Once construction is completed, the Site shall be cleared of all redundant infrastructure, waste and construction material that that does not form part of the Plant or environment.  All areas disturbed during the Works shall be reinstated to a condition in keeping with the requirements of the re-vegetation guidelines and to the satisfaction of the ECO.  Ensure that rehabilitation is undertaken as soon as possible after completion of construction activities in any one area of the site.  Ensure that all construction access roads are closed and the area is rehabilitated on the completion of the construction Works, unless otherwise specified by the ECO and agreed with the landowner.  Remove from the site all construction equipment, surplus material, waste and temporary structures and Works of every kind before the final hand-over.  After completion of construction, the site should be properly cleaned of any construction waste, litter etc. and adequately rehabilitated/re-vegetated.  Rehabilitate any environmental damage caused by construction activities before the final hand-over.  Removal of all excavated material (rocks, excess soil, etc.) and construction rubble after construction is completed.  The Environmental Control Officer will monitor re-vegetated areas until the vegetation is stabilised. This monitoring must occur at three-monthly intervals for the first twelve months, and once a year thereafter, and may only halt once the vegetation has been stabilised.  Exotic weeds and invaders that are likely to establish on the rehabilitated areas are to be controlled to allow grasses to adequately establish.  Damage to rehabilitated areas should be repaired promptly.  The erosion risk will be reduced significantly during the dry season (i.e. winter). Therefore, depending on the construction schedule, excavation activities should aim to be focussed during winter.  The rehabilitation schedule and procedure to be adhered to is as follows:  Replace the soil after the tower has been planted and ensures that the soil is compacted and levelled around the tower.  Ensure that all construction material and rubble has been removed from site.
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