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Response to Information Request - MCU12/0184
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Callaghan & Toth
APPENDIX 2 -
Preliminary Stormwater Quality Management Plan
BIORETENTION BASINS & SWALES
ISSUES PROCEDURES
Design Phase
Objective To design low maintenance effective stormwater treatment devices to achieve a
no-worsening result over the existing pre-development situation in the creeks
adjacent the site.
Actions Consulting Engineer to design Bioretention systems in accordance with:
}> Bioretention Systems requirements as outlined in the "Waterby Design -
Construction and Establishment Guidelines"Version 1 dated February
2009 prepared by Healthy Waterways
}> Calculations as per BBC Water Sensitive Road Design Guidelines.
Consulting Engineer is to ensure that the Bioretention systems are:
}> located in a suitable area,
}> sized according to guidelines,
}> provided with the appropriate construction materials, subsoil drainage
and outlet pipe, and
}> incorporated into a stormwater treatment system also including gross
pollutant traps, sediment traps etc. ,
Monitoring Consulting Engineer to ensure that operational works drawings reflect
requirements of this Integrated Water Management Report.
Council is to review the Operational Works Plan.
Reporting Consulting Engineer to provide Integrated Water Management Report with
Operational Works application.
Design Engineer to provide Operational Works drawings in accordance with
requirements.
Council is to review the Operational Works Plan and provide relevant
documentation relating to application.
Incidents The Bioretention systems are not approved according to submitted plans.
Corrective Actions The Consultant will amend the design or placement of the Bioretention Systems
to reflect Council’s requirements and design guidelines.
Major changes will require amendment to MUSIC model to assess whether
changes have affected treatment train effectiveness.
Amend treatment train characteristics to ensure that water quality objectives are
achieved.
Construction Phase
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1209 Animal Husbandry Top Forestry Rd, Ridgewood
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SWQMP
April 2013
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