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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
- Brush-cut grass within the Bio-retention Trenches to maintain length;
Monitoring n Monitoring recommended in the Stormwater Management Plan / Sediment and Erosion Control Plan (Appendix A), including:
Monthly water quality monitoring of rainwater tanks associated with each beach shack (microbial, nuisance organisms, pH, toxic
chemicals, surface films);
Monthly water quality monitoring of underground rainwater tanks (microbial, nuisance organisms, aesthetics, clarity and colour, toxic
chemicals and debris);
Monthly inspections of garden surfaces and vegetated buffers for bare patches;
Monthly inspections of the bioretention trenches for disturbances to trench floor, and the accumulated debris, litter and silt drapes;
Monthly inspections of the high flow outlet weir grate in bioretention trenches for blockages or detritus build-up;
Monthly inspections of the bioretention trenches for vegetation cover and weeds;
Maintaining pipe infrastructure
Inspect flows entering and exiting pipe-work during flow events;
Daily inspection for evidence of leaking pipe-work;
Maintaining the constructed wetland system
Monthly inspections of the wetland system for accumulated debris and litter and weeds;
Monthly water quality monitoring (total suspended solids, total phosphorus, total nitrogen, pH);
Twice yearly soil pH testing of gardens and vegetated buffers;
Reporting / Responsibility Reporting
• Annual reporting of the rainwater systems water quality performance.
• Monthly reporting of garden and vegetation buffer maintenance sites where permanent cover is difficult to maintain to the On-Site Manager /
Owner;
Maintaining bioretention trenches
Report accumulation of sediment and coarse particulates to the Site Manager (and senior management if necessary);
Report the need to restore vegetation or remove weeds to the Site Manager (and senior management if necessary);
Maintaining pipe infrastructure
- Plumbing subcontractor to report causes of blockages or leaks to the Site Manager;
Maintaining the constructed wetland system
- Report accumulation of litter and the need to restore vegetation or remove weeds to senior management if necessary;
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