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Development Application Part 2 - Environmental & Stormwater Management Plans · OPW11/0335
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Environmental Management Plan
Peregian Beach Caravan Park
Low turbidity of sediment in overflow from the sediment fence into the terminal wetland;
Containment of stormwater behind the sediment curtain in the terminal wetland; and
Prompt connection of temporary downpipes on the building site;
Maintaining groundcover
Ground disturbance kept to the minimum required for construction;
Suitable ground coverage with remnant grass (undisturbed state), erosion blankets (short term disturbance) or reseeded grass
(longer term after disturbance); and
Lack of surface erosion.
Implementation Strategies The Construction Foreman shall provide temporary control measures as required during the course of the work to prevent soil
erosion, scouring, sediment transport and deposition;
n Install all temporary control measures as outlined in the Stormwater Management Plan / Sediment and Erosion Control Plan
(Appendix A) and identified in associated drawings prior to the commencement of bulk earthworks. Sequence of installation to occur
as described in Table 9 of the Stormwater Management Plan / Sediment and Erosion Control Plan. Recommended control measures
include:
Ups/ope storm water flow diversion
Construct a perimeter bank stabilised with erosion mats (e.g. jute mesh anchored by cold anionic bitumen emulsion) along the
upslope (eastern) edge of the development to divert flow around the building site, and onto grassed or stabilised surfaces on the
edge of the building site; and
Install geo-logs/straw wattles within the building site upslope of areas of high disturbance or high erosion hazard to direct flow
onto grassed or stabilised ground. Ensure secure pegging of geo-logs to prevent flow under the log. The edge of the log needs
to overlap the stable or grassed surface.
Site entry and exit points
Install an access path of crushed rock leading into the site, and directly to the stockpile area. Rock pads should be at least 15 m
long and 200 mm thick, with an underlying layer of geo-fabric. Use cattle ramps as part of the structure to allow 2 complete
rotations of the largest tyre leaving the site; and
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