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Storm Water management plan · MCU12/0133.03
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Bligh Tanner Consulting Engineers Page 17
Noosa Flexi Learning Centre Stormwater Management Plan
August 2012
6 IMPLEMENTATION
The strategy avoids the creation of vegetated stormwater assets which makes it easier to
implement (i.e. it removes the need for detailed staging of works, construction hold points,
coordination of erosion and sediment control measures, and establishment periods), and
there are no assets being created that will be handed over to Council. The implementation of
this stormwater strategy is therefore relatively straightforward. The key implementation
challenge is managing construction activities as outlined below.
6.1 Construction
Construction activities will need to be carefully managed as follows:
• Retain as much natural vegetation as possible using appropriate fencing
• Minimise disturbance and compaction of soils by having dedicated access routes
through the site for construction vehicles
• Minimise the generation of fines from construction activites that may impede
infiltration (eg cement, sanding).
Specific management approaches will include pre-start meetings, hold points, and the use of
detailed work-method statements to ensure construction methods are compatible with
maintaining the natural hydrology of the site. These approaches will be integrated with the
erosion and sediment control plan.
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