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13. Appendix I - Integrated Water Mangement Plan
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Inspection and Maintenance
Inspection and maintenance
activities for the Jellyfish Filter
typically include:
• Visual inspection of deck, cartridge lids, and
maintenance access wall
• Vacuum extraction of oil, floatable trash/debris,
pollutants and sediment from manhole sump.
• External rinsing and re-installing of filter
cartridges. The Jellyfish Filter tentacle is light
and easy to clean
• Replacement of filter cartridge tentacles as
needed. Cartridge replacement intervals vary by
site; replacement is anticipated every 2-5 years. Inspection Frequencies:
• A minimum of two inspections during the first year
of operation to assess the sediment and floatable
pollutant accumulation, and to ensure proper
functioning of the system.
• Inspection frequency in subsequent years is
based on the inspection and maintenance plan
developed in the first year of operation. Minimum
frequency should be once per year.
• Inspection is recommended after each major
storm event.
• Immediately after an upstream oil, fuel or other
chemical spill.
The Jellyfish Filter Cartridge Rinse
Stormwater360 Jellyfish Filter
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