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Response to Information Request - Received on 19/04/2012 · OPW11/0335
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EP-SECP-03: Designated on-site stockpiles and waste receptacles
10. Corrective actions 1) Repair geo-Iogs, perimeter stockpile covers, waste receptacles, and
sediment fences if required;
2)Address upslope controls if required (refer to EP-SECP-01);
, 3) Building contractor to reinforce the need to keep a tidy site and cover
stockpiles.
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EP-SECP-04: Down slope sediment controls
1. ObjectivesfTargets To reduce the transport capacity of stormwater exiting the site, and remove
sediment from stormwater entering the site.
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To prevent pollutants from the building site entering Noosa National Park
2. Management Strategy 1)Slow the velocity of stormwater flowing across the building site;
2) Use sediment fences to pond stormwater at strategic points in the
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3. Tasks/Actions 1) Install geo-textile sediment fences on the lower slopes of the building
site. Posts should be minimum of 2 m spacing, the base should be buried
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5. Monitoring ~ 1) Rills are absent from the building site;
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6. Frequency/Deadlines 1) Inspection for rills: immediately after rainfall events;
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