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16-001014-02A (Ultimate SCMMP)
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Water Quality Control Pond Inspection & Maintenance Requirements
Treatment Device / Property Inspection Inspection Frequency Corrective Action1
Surrounds
Quarterly during dry season Repair or replace damage structure
Damaged or removed structures Check for damage that poses a risk to
and every two months
(e.g. fences & traffic bollards) public safety or structural integrity
during wet seasons
Inlet & Outlet
Check for evidence of erosion or
Erosion Remove any blockages or debris within inlet pits or blockages
subsidence/settlement near inlet structure
Quarterly during dry season
Damaged or Removed Structures
Check for damage to structure and every two months Replace damage structure
(e.g. pit lids or grates)
during wet seasons
Check for blockages, litter accumulation, Remove litter, debris and sediment accumulation
Sediment, Litter or Debris
sediment or debris. Check capacity of upstream Gross Pollutant Trap for clean out.2
Batter Slopes and Base Invert
Where erosion is only minor undertake filling, profiling, and (if
necessary) replanting using hand tools or light machinery. Where
Erosion Check for erosion along batter slopes
erosion is severe or reoccurring refer to WBD’s Rectifying Vegetated
Stormwater Assets (2012).
Depressions, mounds or isolated Check for surface depressions or mounds If depressions or mounds are >100mm then undertake filling, re‐
Quarterly during dry season
pools of water that could provide mosquito habitat profiling, and (if necessary) replanting.
and every two months
In areas where accessibility is safe & achievable remove litter
during wet seasons
Litter Check for litter immediately. Where accessibility is restricted undertake litter
removal litter when there is more than 1 piece of litter per 4m2
Unusual Odours, Colours or
Check for unusual odours, colours and
Substances Remove polluted material before it moves through the WQCP.
substances
(e.g. oil and grease)
Regular inspection as Remove sediment in dry weather or after a dry season.
Accumulated Sediment1 Check for accumulated coarse sediment. above. Clean out every 5 If major clean out is required follow procedures outlined in WBD’s
years Maintaining Vegetated Stormwater Assets (2012).
Check that the water level is not more than Quarterly during dry season Check outlet for damage or WQCP for possible leakages. Repair
Water levels 0.3m below the normal operating level for and every two months where necessary. If there are no blockages refer to WBD’s Rectifying
extended period during wet seasons Vegetated Stormwater Assets (2012).
* Significant Rain Event defined as a 24 hour period with rainfall greater than 100mm, or shorter period with an average rainfall intensity greater than 50mm/hour.
1. Maintenance Requirements are based on Water by Designs, Maintaining Vegetated Stormwater Assets (2012) and Rectifying Vegetated Stormwater Assets (2012). Refer to these documents for further details.
2. Refer to latest version of HumeGard Maintenance Guide for details of inspection and maintenance procedures.
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