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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
- Report results of water quality testing against the water quality targets annually to senior management:
Responsibility
Landscape contractor and On-Site Manager/Owner (buffers, bioretention trenches);
Plumbing subcontractor and Site Manager (pipe infrastructure); and
Suitably qualified environmental consultant (all water quality & soil monitoring activities).
Corrective Action Maintaining the vegetated buffer zones
n When loss of control of the landscape irrigation system and vegetation buffer occurs:
Follow contingency plan as outlined for EP-SMP-03 in the Stormwater Management Plan / Sediment and Erosion Control Plan;
Site Manager to reinforce the need for off site disposal of composting;
Site manager to reinforce the need to avoid leaching of fertiliser nutrients into stormwater;
Maintaining bioretention trenches
n When loss of control of stormwater flow through the bioretention trench occurs:
Follow contingency plan as outlined for EP-SMP-05;
Remove litter, accumulated sediment, silt drapes (by rake and spade) from trench;
Remove detritus from outlet weir grate;
Restore vegetation if required by transplanting bare patches;
Remove weeds manually;
Maintaining pipe Infrastructure
• When loss of control of stormwater flow through the pipes occurs:
Follow contingency plan as outlined for EP-SMP-06;
Remove visible blockages to inflow pipes after flows have ceased:
Call plumbing subcontractor to inspect pipes for blockages and leaks as required;
Maintaining the constructed wetland system
n When poor quality water flows through the gabion wall:
Follow contingency plan as outlined for EP-SMP-07;
Manually remove accumulated litter and weeds;
Restore locally native plant species if required;
Identify upstream controls causing poor water quality and initiate improvements; and
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