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Development Application Part 2 - Environmental & Stormwater Management Plans · OPW11/0335
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SE DIMENT CONTROL
on your building site
A combination of sediment control measures is often needed on an individual site. Sediment controls
usually consist of a sediment barrier installed along the lower side of the soil disturbance, and a stabilised
entry/exit pad (rumble pad).
Where possible, manage the entry/exit point of the site so that sediment is not tracked off the site.
Where practical, restrict the entry/exit point to one stabilised location, not necessarily at the location
of the permanent driveway (refer Figure 4.1).
Stabilised Entry/Exit Pad - Building Sites Building Site
Runoff diversion bund
Entry/exit pad extends
incorporated into the pad
from kerb to building slab
when the entry/exit pad is
where practical Mi;,n
um !e located down-slope of the
h 10 soil disturbance
200mm (min) t 'n (mint Runoff
diversion
150-200mm (min) } Y^^^^ bank
Runoff from pad pat Sediment fence / ' . -
directed to Roadway Make safe for
sediment trap u Footpath
pedestrian
Geotextile filter cloth n of_f is
(as directed or when E
working on clayey soils) Figure 4.1 Figure 4.2
Stabilised entry/exit detail Entry/exit bund detail
A rumble pad may be used to stabilise the entry/exit point. These pads should be at least 2 metres wide
consisting of minimum 40 mm crushed rock placed 150-200 mm thick over geotextile filter cloth. Where
possible, the rumble pad should extend from the kerb to the building slab or a minimum length of 10m.
Where practical, the rumble pad should extend from the kerb to the building slab. Where necessary, 20 mm
aggregate or blue metal should be placed
over the crushed rock between the
property boundary and the road kerb to
make the entry/exit point (rumble pad)
safe for pedestrian traffic.
Where the entry/exit point (rumble pad)
slopes toward the road, install a minimum
200mm high flow diversion bund across
the pad to deflect stormwater run-off into
the main sediment control zone or into
a separate U-shaped sediment fence.
(refer Figure 4.2).
Stabilised entry/exit point (rumble pad)
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