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MCU14/0028 Appendix 3 chicken-meat-guidelines
standards in the National Farm Biosecurity
Manual Poultry Production is available.
A13
A back-up water supply must be maintained
which has a minimum of two days water
supply available at all times for emergency
use.
A14
Strategies are implemented for managing
power supply failures (e.g. installation of
back-up generators).
4.4 Surface and groundwater
Stormwater management is important to ensure that development does not adversely impact on
the environmental values and water quality of a waterway or wetland. Meat chicken farming is an
intensive use and requires active management of stormwater to ensure that run-off and leachate
from nutrient rich sources do not pollute surface waters (creeks, rivers, dams, lakes, etc) and
groundwater.
Performance criteria Acceptable solution
P1 A1
The design and operation of the meat No acceptable solution.
chicken farm incorporates integrated water
management elements so that: A2
stormwater peak discharges and run-off Locating the meat chicken farm complex
volumes are not increased (including sheds and waste storage areas)
natural drainage lines and hydrological on land that is not subject to flooding by the
regimes are maintained as far as 100 year ARI event.
practicable.
A3
P2 Wash down water should be:
The environmental values and quality of the collected and stored in a suitably sized
receiving waters within or downstream of the effluent pond
development are maintained. applied sustainably to utilisation areas.
P3 A4
Stormwater must be prevented from entering Nutrient, pathogen and contaminant levels
all sheds and waste storage areas. in stormwater discharged from the meat
chicken farm do not exceed the water
quality guideline levels of the Australian and
New Zealand guidelines for fresh and
marine water quality 2000 and the relevant
regional plan prior to release into the
environment.
A5
Buffer zones are provided around the meat
chicken farm complex and litter utilisation
areas (see Appendix 1) to reduce the risk of
surface water contamination.
Queensland Guidelines Meat Chicken Farms 22
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