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16-001014-02A (Ultimate SCMMP)
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW16/0203 - 4 of 4.
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Water Quality Control Pond Contingency Plan for Cyanobacterial Blooms
Total Cost ($)
Procedure Description Frequency Per Annum Amount Unit Rate ($) / Unit
per Annum
Montoring for Cyanobacterial Blooms
5 Inspections (Quarterly
Routine Inspection for Cyanobacterial 2 per
Quarterly Inspection or Every Two Months hr $150 $1,500
Blooms and Algae inspection
during Wet Season)
Routine Maintenance Routine maintenance for maintaining As per inspection
540 m2 $15 $8,100
Measures WQCP frequency per annum
Corrective Actions For Outbreak of Cyanobacterial Blooms
If vegetation failure has caused algae
blooms re‐establish plants (Estimate of Estimate of Once Per
Re‐Establish Vegetation 540 m2 $20 $10,800
costs involves full replanting of macrophyte Annum
planting in WQCP)
Check and maintain upstream stormwater
Maintain upstream Bioretention Basins to ensure WQCP As per inspection
485 m2 fm $121 $5,820
treatment devices inflows have low nutrient concentrations of frequency per annum
nutrients
Treat WQCP waters over Pump ponded water over Bioretention
Estimate 2 week period
Bioretention Basin or filter or grass embankment over a 1‐2 week 14 day $1,500 $21,000
once per annum
along embankment period and monitor the impact
Carbon dose to eliminate Use carbon dosing to eliminate toxins. Seek
Once in 5 year period 0.2 Provisional $20,000 $20,000
toxins specialist advice.
Total Per Annum $67,220
Total Over 5 Year Period $336,100
Total Over 5 Year Period + 150% $504,150
* 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.
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Refer to Water By Designs, Guide to the Cost of Maintaining Bioretention Systems (2015) for estimated costs involved with maintenance of the Bioretention Basins
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