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Stormwater Management Plan -OPW (A) · OPW25/0042
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STORMWATER MANAGEMENT DEVICES - MAINTENANCE PLAN
ELEMENT: MAINTENANCE OF RAPID INFILTRATION PITS (RIPs)/RAPID INFILTRATION
CULVERT (RIC) & SUROUNDING BIORETENTION
1. Objective To ensure ongoing function of RIP’s/RIC in
infiltrating stormwater into the subsoil.
To ensure ongoing function of bioretention in
treating stormwater prior to infiltration.
2. Management Strategy Bioretention basin surface and RIP/RIC base to
remain free of ponded water, debris, silt and
sediment build-ups.
Bioretention basin vegetation to remain healthy
and vigorous.
3. Actions Maintenance contractor to inspect and service
RIP’s/RIC and surrounding bioretention areas at 3-
monthly intervals.
Bioretention areas and base of RIP to be inspected
with any ponding of water noted.
Bioretention areas to be inspected with any
accumulated debris and silt to be removed as
required, plants to be trimmed, pruned, replaced
as required.
Geofabric filter at base of RIPs/RIC to be inspected
with accumulated debris and silt to be removed as
required.
If heavy silting and/or discolouration of geofabric
filter is evident geofabric filter to be replaced with
equivalent Bidim A14 material.
All removed sediment/silt to be placed in skips or
bins for disposal.
If ponding is not remedied by above actions,
contact engineer for further advice.
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