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Mitigating Measures

         •      Well established refuse areas with ample storage bins. Fenced off where deemed
                necessary.
         •      Provision of ample litter bins across the commercial footprints of the site. Particularly in
                any outdoor dining or areas of congregation.
         •      Promotion of stormwater surface runoff through landscaped areas or similar sediment
                buffering strips/traps.
         •      Provide stormwater pits outside paved areas that receive runoff from areas prone to gross
                pollutants with surrounding buffering measures, such as stone pitching.
         •      Provide gross pollutant inserts into stormwater pits within paved areas that receive runoff
                from areas prone to gross pollutants.

Hydrocarbon Runoff:

Hydrocarbons can be mobilised and transported in stormwater runoff from the site. This can contaminate
stormwater runoff compromising Water Quality Objectives.

Potential Causes

         •      Leaks from parked vehicles within the completed development.
         •      Washing of vehicles within the completed development.

Mitigating Measures

         •      Fall driveways and parking areas towards adjacent landscaped strips, vegetated swales
                and the bioretention bed.

Nutrient Runoff:

Nutrients such as Nitrogen and Phosphorus can be mobilised and transported in Stormwater runoff from
the site. This can compromise Water Quality Objectives.

Potential Causes

         •      Runoff from hard surfaces within the site.
         •      Detergents used in car washing and similar activities.
         •      Fertilisers used in propagation of landscaped areas.
         •      Embodied nutrients contained in silt (topsoil) runoff.
         •      Embodied nutrients contained in runoff.




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