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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 - WATER CONSERVATION
Ensure that the programmable logic delivers 2 - 5 mm/day onto the gardens; and
Advertise that water used for irrigation is harvested and not from the mains supply.
Monitoring n Monitoring recommended in the Stormwater Management Plan / Sediment and Erosion Control Plan (Appendix A), including:
Maintaining 3m3 rainwater tank volume associated with each beach shack
Annual inspection of the structural integrity of tanks (e.g. leaves and detritus, cracks, rust, leaks in guttering, roof, down-pipe and
tank; check the mesh on the rainwater tank is intact and free of detritus);
Monthly water quality monitoring(as outlined in Section 4.1);
Maintaining underground rainwater tanks associated with the ornamental garden irrigation scheme
Daily inspection of the contributing catchment condition (hard surfaces used for collecting rainwater for pollutants such as oil or petrol
spills, dirt, litter);
Monthly inspection of the screen for litter and structural integrity;
Annual inspection of the structural integrity of the tanks (cracks, cement rot, leaks, check inside the tanks for accumulated sediment
and nuisance biota); and
Monthly water quality monitoring (microbial, nuisance organisms, aesthetics, clarity and colour, toxic chemicals, oils and debris, as
outlined in Section 4.1).
Irrigating the ornamental gardens
Weekly inspection to ensure the 100m3 tanks do not overflow; and
Monitoring of pipe infrastructure (daily inspection for evidence of leaking pipe-work; inspection of flow along pipe-work (entry and exit
of water along pipework) during stormwater flow events).
Reporting / Responsibility Reporting
• Annual reporting of the rainwater systems and water quality performance (as outlined in Section 4.1), and exception reporting of failure and
replacement, supplied to senior management;
Responsibility
• Site Manager; and
n Site Manager and plumbing subcontractor (underground rainwater tanks).
Corrective Action Maintaining 3m3 rainwater tank volume associated with each beach shack
n Correct structural integrity as required (e.g. clean out or repair guttering and downpipe, clean, repair or replace first flush diverter and mesh
on rainwater tank if required);
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