Connect the control to its location

Environmental requirements have both an instruction and a place. Read them together. When you can view Banksia A one zero one, find the rear level, one hundred point zero zero, and the lower southern frontage, ninety-eight point eight zero. Find drain pit D P one near the frontage. The environmental record, E N V zero one, tells the reader to protect that pit before disturbance with a selected site-specific sediment control and preserve a safe overflow path. It also sets inspection points before work, after rain and before leaving. Pause. Point to the location, then explain where the requirement comes from. The plan gives the spatial relationship; the written record gives the instruction. Neither permits you to invent a control design or discharge to stormwater. In your own project brief, record the source, the control, its location and the affected work activity.