16-001014-02A (Ultimate SCMMP)

Measure of successful establishment
1. Survivorship greater than 90%
2. Preferably more than one species per
     macrophyte zone
3. At least 5 plants/m2 (preferably 6–10
     plants/m2)
4. In create in plant height of at least 50%.
     This can be measured through the use
     of marker or stakes through the wetland
     zones
5. Propagation is occurring (more than 2–3
     stems, seeding)
6. No weeds.
Growth and maturity should be recorded
through three-monthly photo logs every 500
m2 .

HOLD POINT: Superintendent and wetland designer inspection and sign-off before proceeding.

Comments (attach and refer to additional pages if necessary)




NB: As-constructed survey or drawings and photos attached.


Signed by superintendent:
Print name:
Date:
AND
Signed by wetland designer:
Print name:
Date:
FORM H — Inlet Zone Landscape Installation and Establishment

Purpose: To ensure the correct plants are supplied, installed and established.

PLANT SUPPLY & INSTALLATION
                                                                       Satisfactor
Items                                                       Checked                Action (if unsatisfactory)                             Initial
                                                                       y
Supplied plants are correct species. Species
change must be approved by wetland
designer or ecologist and marked on as-
constructed drawings.
Supplied plants are in correct pot sizes and
maturity (300 mm min) and hardened
Plants have been installed at correct planting
density
As-constructed drawings marked up with final
plant species and densities


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                  CONSTRUCTION AND ESTABLISHMENT SIGN-OFF FORMS – CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS
                                                     Version 1, February 2009© South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership 2010
©South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership 2009