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Response to Information Request - Received on 19/04/2012 · OPW11/0335
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EP-SMP-06: Maintaining the Bioretention Trenches
6. Frequency/Deadlines 1) Plastic litter, accumulated sediment (including silt) and coarse
particulates: Monthly.
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"1, 2)Vegetative cover & weeds: Monthly.
3)Water-logging: Monthly.
7. Responsibilities Site manager.
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8. Reporting and 1) The accumulation of sediment and coarse particulates reported to the
Review ~. site manager, and if necessary to senior management;
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4)InvestiQate possible problems with pipework (EP-SMP-07).
10. Corrective actions 1) Remove litte/land accumulated sediment;
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EP-SMP-07: Maintaining the pipe infrastructure
1. ObjectiveslTargets Transfer stormwater between treatment units
2. Management Strategy Appropriately sized pipe-work to allow unimpeded flow between treatment
units.
3. Tasks/Actions 1) Inspect flows entering and exiting pipe-work during flow events. Impeded
flow will cause back-up of water and slow drainage at outlet pipes; and
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2) Inspect for wet patches, surface erosion, subsidence on the ground
surface caused by leaking underground pipe-work.
4. Periormance 1) Flow along pipe-work;
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2) Evidence of leaking pipe-work
5. Monitoring 1) Entry and exit of water along pipe-work; and
2) Surface expression of water leaking from underground pipes.
6. Frequency/Deadlines 1) Flow along pipe-work: During stormwater flow events; and
2) Evidence of leaking pipe-work: Daily site inspection.
7. Responsibilities Site manager
Plumbing subcontractor
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