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Response to Information Request - Received on 19/04/2012 · OPW11/0335
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EP-SMP-02: Maintaining the J-Inderground Rainwater Tanks associated with the ornamental
garden irrigation scheme
9. Contingency When loss of control of the underground rainwater storage tank occurs:
1) Inform site manager, and request maintenance support;
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2) Inspect existing structure for points of failure;
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initiating irrigation to lower the tank volume;
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5) Implement corrective actions.
10. Corrective actions Structural Integrity
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1) Clean contributing catchment area of oil spills, litter, sediment
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3) Empty and clean, repair or replace the rainwater tank if required.
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1. Objectivesrrargets To maintain an attractive garden compatible with the adjacent land-use of
the Noosa National Park, while limiting erosion and sediment transport from
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the Essence of Peregian development site.
2. Management Strategy Develop a garden landscape landscape with vigorous lawn and garden
growth, planted to prevent soil erosion, slow.the movement of water sheet
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weed infestation of the adjacent national park.
3. Tasks/Actions Mowing and pruning
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4) Fertilise lawns and gardens appropriately to maintain plant vigour, while
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avoiding leaching of fertiliser nutrients into stormwater. This may require
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neighbouring Noosa National Park. This includes removing terrestrial and
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7) Inspect the irrigation system for blockages and leaks. Blockages can be
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5. Monitoring 1) Irrigation: ponded surface water caused by irregular watering or leaks.
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Ants nests in irrigation pipes.
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2) Garden surfaces: bare patches, weeds, soil pH.
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