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Stormwater Treatment & Water Quality Management Plan_April2014
Attached to the e-mail REC13/0146 - Response to Information Request - Email 2.
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Log in to see the plans as drawn Replace plants where necessary (6-10 plants per m2 is
required). Ensure even spacing of plants.
Water plants as necessary
Check if a small clear flow is discharging from seepage pipe
to overflow pit after soaking rain. Repair blockages in pipes if
necessary
Treat plants for disease, pests etc.
Water plants as necessary
Reinstate areas that have eroded and holes in media
Ensure energy dissipation at entry and exit points is adequate
and repair if necessary
Ensure builder is aware that when working upstream they are
to block inlet to biopod with filter bags and ring edge with
sediment fence.
Every ten years Remove the top 50mm of filter material Householder Every ten years (or as
necessary)
If after the removal of the top 50mm of filter material the water
ponds for more than 2 hours after inflow stops. Test hydraulic
conductivity of filter media (Replace filter media if conductivity
is below the minimum of 50 mm/hr).
Inspections Carry out three monthly inspections of the system and inspect Householder Every three months –or as
the following: necessary.
o Sediment build up on surface
o Impermeable layer (such as oily or clayey sediment)
build up
o Organic matter build up
o Health of vegetation, presence of disease, pests,
stunted growth, etc
o Pondage during storms not infiltrating into the sand
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