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Catchments & Creeks guidelines
Maintenance
7. Grass height should be maintained at a
1. Inspect the level spreader after every minimum 50mm blade length within the
rainfall event until vegetation is level spreader and downstream
established. discharge area, and a maximum blade
length no greater than adjacent
2. After establishment of vegetation over
grasses.
the level spreader, inspections should
be made on a regular basis and after
Removal
runoff-producing rainfall.
1. Temporary level spreaders should be
3. Ensure that there is no soil erosion and decommissioned only after an
that sediment deposition is not causing alternative stable outlet is operational,
the concentration of flow. or when the inflow channel is
4. Ensure that there is no soil erosion or decommissioned.
channel damage upstream of the level 2. Remove collected sediment and
spreader, or soil erosion or vegetation dispose of in a suitable manner that will
damage downstream of the level not cause an erosion or pollution
spreader. hazard.
5. Investigate the source of any excessive 3. Remove and appropriately dispose of
sedimentation. any exposed geotextile.
6. Maintain grass in a health condition 4. Grade the area and smooth it out in
with no less than 90% cover unless preparation for stabilisation.
current weather conditions require
otherwise. 5. Stabilise the area as specified on the
approved plan.
Figure 3 – Alternative level spreader layout
Figure 4 – Cross-sectional profile of end sill
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