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Attachment 3 - Stormwater Management Plan 1856-SBSMP-01 v5 (December 2019) · RAL18/0023
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ML aL DTCs Introduction Boece These guidelines provide a practical guide to best practice techniques to minimise stormwater pollution from building sites. They are designed to help people involved in the building industry comply with their statutory environmental duties and avoid large fines. Erosion and sediment control on Uc erecta} eE-1im L611 ae | <= TtaNViT ce) ay any =181 21) Ser The following fact sheets provide practical examples of recommended control measures. Included is an easy- to-follow daily site checklist to guide site supervisors. 110 (0) go) A 1 C) [- Af To lta] CC01 10) @ Erosion and sediment control daily site check list IY e-Tl alee [I Xe) (Ce) : : : : @ Erosion and sediment control on residential Building operations.........................0.. building sites @ Erosion control @ Sediment control ® Drainage control Storage of materials on hard surfaces.............. CCTCoTe) oX-Yo N o1¥ Cel] ate (0) <n Erosion and Sediment Control Management Plans .. . 3) Building operations @ Storage of materials on hard surfaces Grouped building lots @ Erosion and Sediment Control Management Plans Erosion and sediment control BEST PRACTICE daily site check list Best practice is the management of an activity to ensure environmental harm is minimised using cost-effective An erosion and sediment contro! check list has been measures. These practices are assessed against national developed to assist builders and site supervisors and international standards. managing the task of control measure maintenance. SAVE MONEY TIME AND ENERGY Some of the benefits to home owners, builders and the building industry include: For further information on erosion and sediment control, contact your local council. all-weather site access improved wet weather working conditions LEGEND sites do not get boggy less mud and dust problems ~ Best practice reduced stockpile losses reduced clean-up costs ~ Not best a better public image Practice more marketable sites fewer public complaints ¢ reduced risk of fines ¢ better fishing for everyone e healthier waterways. National and international experience shows that the cost of effective pollution management on building sites is greatly reduced within the first few years as builders become experienced with the various techniques.
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