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BIO-RETENTION BED. MIN FILTER AREA 130m?
WITH BLOCKWALL/BATTERED SURROUND. EXISTING STORMWATER FHS TOWARD FELD
er OCA, EATER SURE NSIC TO oe re TOWARD FIELD SVE 300mm MIN. 3/24500L ABOVE GROUND
Y RFACE LEVEL RL 108.53m (Approx.) NED. TS. (GP3) RON TRAPTCABLE ARE RETEION REE ETN Seen Tsntohecrert nora
7 Sree TANKS FOR DETENTION & Vegetation plays a key role in maintaining the porosity of the
| : a : - ; RETENTION REFER TEN filter media of a bioretention basin and a strong health
& ; : : | | - : ¥ “ — . DETAL, OVERT 2/5 RO growth of vegetation is critical to its performance Therefo
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2 : J y areas. Inspection and removal of debris
SWMH TO LOCAL AUTHORITY HS AF &: ; ae caret i
| * | . : gularly, an debris should be removed whenever it
su Le ! = . 5 mS SLOW sol IPES. REFER is onsen ved me site. Where sediment forebays are adopted,
: | W my MON TANK DETAIL regular inspection of the forebay is required (3 monthly) wi
| r jon with
| " . . n \ remove of accumulated sediment undertaken as ro
: i . * ’ \ y or larger bioretention basins, it is essential that a
—. | ( : 5 Sa & / maintenance access point is designed for and
, # . . = . . / s' / maintained in the bioretention basin. The size and complexit
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: | : : v | | . routine inspection of the bioretention basin profile to
— ; . An identify any areas of obvious increased sediment deposition
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: : 3 : under—drains to identify and cl i
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b LL 108.85 Lo? \ Te, 108.75 | Ng Vs DRIVEWAY removal of sediment |
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| | j ! : on . remove ot sediment where it is smothering the bioretention
| : | ) ‘ 3 in vegetation;
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- * repairing any d i i i
: | FALL LANDSCAPING TOWARO iring any damage to the profile resulting fi
| . J g from scour, rill
i FALE LANDSCAPING TOWARD erosion or vehicle damage by replacement of appropriate fill
5 | . : ; / PAVEMENT a DRAINAGE Fs (to match onsite soils) and revegetating; P
3 | - | : BALL . ACHIEVED. BIORETENTION * tilling of the bioretention basin surface, or removal of the
: | | ; a . | ‘ | BED surface layer, if there is evidence of clogging;
: | : ! | . eae yatering/ irrigation of vegetation until plants are
( . - BIO-RETENTEION BED ablished and actively growing;
| — * removal and invasi ici
| FOR TRE oval and management of
| AGE TO WATER ‘ | | :
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| species as detailed in the
| . lant sch ;
| | ; : - : ‘ | é . RUNOFF TO COUNCIL . Pring te renove dead or diseased vegetation material and
| j - : | ASTRUCTURE to stimulate ; “e
: growth;
: . - | / po as mee - * vegetation pest monitoring and control.
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. ettin plete reconstruction) of the b
. | y 7 | ER CYCLE DIAGRAMATIC basin will be required if the system " to rin adequte
| - | soe see we | ; after tilling of the surface. Maintenance should only occur ’
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. - were bioretention system is dry. Inspections are also recommended
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REQUIRE! | EXISTING SMH AS PER LL. 108.68 oP SL. 109.60 _——e Per aa soc |
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SITE PLAN — PROPOSED STORMWATER MANAGEMENT Fo RENFORONG COUNCIL SATE Sr OF PT conn 220 oS
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il aN Qi99 - 476 It/s _ — i : = : .
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BEFORE YOU DIG DETAINED FLOW RATE E PIPE. GEOFAB 7 a a NOTED OTHERWISE ~ = —
DETAINED SITE 400 ys It/s BIO-RETENTION BASIN FILTER AREAS SIZ 22598 HOPE — -
TANK DETENTION REQUIRED = 25000 It (1008 SLOW - EMENT DUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AND IS DEEMED 10 AS FER PUN | SNSAREAI | yee MAN. PROWDE GUND SURROUND TO JARRAH
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