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Response to Information Request - Received on 19/04/2012 · OPW11/0335
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EP-SMP-01: Maintaining the 3 m3 rainwater tank volume associated with each beach shack
1. ObjectiveslTargets To maintain the continued operation of the 3 m3 rainwater tank volume (two
1.5m3 Rainwater Tanks) attached to each beach shack for the recycling of
rainwater
2. Management 1) Efficient and cost effective capture of rainwater.
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2)Water quality suitable for laundry, toilet use, and irrigation use.
3. Tasks/Actions Routine checks on structural integrity
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1)Check roof and guttering for leaves and detritus;
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2) Check the guttering and down-pipe for cracks, rust, or leaks;
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3) Check the first flush diverter for leaves and detritus;
4)Check that the mesh on the rainwater tank is intact and free of detritus;
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5)Check the rainwater tank for cracks, rust or leaks. Check inside the tank
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6)Water quality tests once a month for each beach shack.
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4.Pe ormance 1) Costs of maintaining the rainwater capture system are kept to a
Indicators minimum;
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guidelines’for primary contact.
5. Monitoring 1)Structural Integrity: visible cracks, rust, leaks, blockages;
2)Water Quality parameters: microbial, n isance organisms, pH, toxic
chemicals, surface films need to conform to the parameters described
below:
Microbial Guideline values: The median bacterial content should not
! exceed 150 faecal coliform organisms/1 00 mL or 35 enterococci
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organisms/100 mL. Pathogenic free-living protozoans should be absent.
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Nuisance organisms: Phytoplankton scums, filamentous algal mats, fungus,
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leeches_should not be present. Di[e_ct contact activities should be
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discouraged if algal levels of 15 000-20 000 cells/mL are present,
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depending on the algal species. Large numbers of midges and aquatic
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Toxic chemicals Waters containing chemicals that are either toxic or
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irritating to the skin or mucous membranes are unsuitable. Toxic
substances should not exceed values in tables 5.2.3 and 5.2.4 in the
ANZECC 2000 guidelines.
Surface films Oil and petrochemicals should not be noticeable as a visible
film on the water nor should they be detectable by odour.
6. Frequency/Deadlines Structural Integrity: once a year.
Water Quality: once a month.
7. Responsibilities Site Manager
8. Reporting and Annual record of the rainwater system and water quality performance, and
Review exception reporting of failure and replacement, supplied to senior
management for review.
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