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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
OPERATIONAL PHASE - SURFACE & GROUND WATER QUALITY
Pathogenic free-living protozoans should be absent.
Nuisance organisms: Phytoplankton scums, filamentous algal mats, fungus, leeches should not be present. Direct contact activities
should be discouraged if algal levels of 15 000 - 20 000 cells/mL are present, depending on the algal species. Large numbers of
midges and aquatic worms should also be avoided.
pH: 5.0 - 9.0;
Toxic chemicals: Waters containing chemicals that are either toxic or irritating to the skin or mucous membranes are unsuitable. Toxic
substances should not exceed values in tables 5.2.3 and 5.2.4 in the ANZECC 2000 guidelines; and
n Surface films, oil and petrochemicals should not be noticeable as a visible film on the water nor should they be detectable by odour.
Maintaining the vegetated buffer zones
No bare patches;
Minimal entry of grass clippings and plant detritus into the bioretention trenches;
Maintaining bloretention trenches
Bioretention trench and outlet weir grate are free of litter;
Bioretention trench is free of silt drapes or disturbances that could affect water infiltration into the trench substrate;
Bioretention trench has healthy growth of the required plant species and is free of weeds;
Maintaining Pipe Infrastructure
Evidence of flow along pipework:
No evidence of leaking pipework
Maintaining the constructed wetland system
Absence of litter;
Low, manageable presence of weeds;
Water quality conforming to the listed objectives above.
Implementation Strategies Install all stormwater management devices as outlined in the Stormwater Management Plan (Appendix A);
n The On-Site Manager / Owner shall implement strategies recommended in the Stormwater Management Plan (Appendix A), including:
Vegetated buffer zones are to be maintained by weed removal, mowing of lawns and pruning of gardens, with offsite disposal or
composting of lawn and garden clippings. Composting area to be isolated from stormwater runoff to underground storage tanks;
Avoid leaching of fertiliser nutrients from vegetated buffer zones into stormwater. This may require managing soil pH to manage
---........ .... nutrient availability
.........to plants;
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