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Response to Information Request - Received on 19/04/2012 · OPW11/0335
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EP-SECP-01: Up:.slope stormwater flow diversion
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1.0bjectiveslTargets To reduce the transport capacity of stormwater crossing the building site
2. Management Strategy 1)Divert up-slope stormwater around the building site;
2) Divert stormwater around areas of soil disturbance; and
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3. Tasks/Actions Building site
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1) Construct a perimeter bank along the upslope (eastern)edge of the
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stabilised surfaces on the edge of the building site;
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2) Stabilise the perimeter bank with erosion mats (e.g.jute mesh mat
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high disturbance or high erosion hazard. Direct flow onto grassed or
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1) Effective diversion of stormwater away from the building site, and in
Indicators particular away from reas of high erosion hazard;
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2) No evidrnce of soil’erosion on site, such as rills or sheet erosion.
5. Monitoring .. 1) Inspect the structural integrity of the perimeter bank and geo-Iogs;
2) Inspect the ground ~l:Jrface for erosion;
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3) Inspect performance of the geo-Iog during a stormwater event (low
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4) Effective direction , diverted water onto grassed or stable ground).
6. Frequency/Deadlines 1) Structural integrity’& evidence of erosion: daily
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2) Performanc::e uring stormwater event: During significant stormwater
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7. Responsibilities Building contractor.
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Exception reporting to the site manager and senior management.
9. Contingency When loss of control of the upslope flow diversion occurs:
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1) Inspect existing structure for points of failure;
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3) If feasible redirect flow away from the point of failure onto stable ground;
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5) Bridge points of failure with stable material (e.g. sandbags);
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6)Collect water quality samples at inflow and outflow points (section 11)
10. Corrective actions 1) If necessary remove sediment mobilised on road surfaces with a spade
and broom. Do not use water.
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5) Improve the stability of ground surface that receives diverted water.
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