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Development Application Part 2 - Environmental & Stormwater Management Plans · OPW11/0335
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SEDIMENT CONTROL
on your building site
For safety reasons and sediment control efficiency, sediment barriers generally should not be located
outside property boundaries without Council approval. This especially applies to sediment barriers placed
on the road. Sediment barriers placed in front of roadside stormwater inlets are rarely as effective as onsite
controls and at best usually result in the sediment being washed down the street and into the nearest
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open gully inlet. They should only be used as a last resort (refer Figure 4.5 and 4.6). If a roadside gully
inlet barrier is to be installed, then it should not fully block the inlet structure.
On-Grade Gully Inlet Sag Gully Inlet
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A roadside on-grade gully inlet sediment barrier. On a hillside, Figure 4.6 buoy ode? rants open
sediment barriers may consist of a temporary dam constructed -- - --------
from sand or gravel filled bags placed at least 4 metres Roadside sag (low point) gully inlet only. At road sag points, a
up-slope from the gully inlet. Fabric should not be placed sediment barrier may be constructed around the gully inlet, but
across the grate or qully inlet. should not block the inlet,
All sediment control measures need to be regularly checked and maintained in good working order.
Best practice includes anticipating potential risks and being prepared for abnormal circumstances
and emergencies. This should include stockpiling extra sediment fence material on-site to facilitate
emergency repairs.
Replace sediment fences if the fabric is ripped or otherwise damaged. The maintenance of sediment
fences includes the removal of sediment deposited up-slope of the fence and, where necessary,
re-trenching the fabric and ensuring posts are firmly secured in the ground.
If excessive sediment build-up occurs, reapply crushed rock to the entry/exit pad.
Regular maintenance of sediment,
For further information about the Healthy Waterways Campaign and The Partnership telephone (07) 3403 4206 or visit the Healthy Waterways website a' www.healthywaterways.org
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