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Development Application Part 2 - Environmental & Stormwater Management Plans · OPW11/0335
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DRAINAGE CONTROL
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Soil erosion in unlined diversion drains can be controlled with the use of check dams constructed from
sand or gravel filled bags. Space the check dams so the crest of the down-slope dam is level with the base
of the up-slope dam (refer Figure 5.3).
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The early connection of roof water to the stormwater
system will reduce site wetness and the generation of
on-site mud. Temporary or permanent downpipes
should be installed prior to frame inspection and as
soon as practicable after the roof is laid.
This practice has been shown to reduce downtime
following storm events and decrease the average
building construction time.
For further information about the Healthy Waterways Campaign and The Partnershrr, telephone (07) 3403 4206 or visit the Healthy Waterways web;ao o• www.healthywaterways.org
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