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Development Application Part 2 - Environmental & Stormwater Management Plans · OPW11/0335
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Table 11: Location of Water Quality Monitoring at the Essence of Pereqian Site
Site Site No. Description
Wetland C2 1 Monitor quality of stormwater entering wetland C2
Wetland C2 2 Replicate monitoring of stormwater quality entering wetland C2
Heath 3 Monitor quality of stormwater entering the receiving waters
Heath 4 Replicate monitoring of stormwater quality entering the receiving
waters
Construction Site 5 Monitor rainfall onto construction site
Inflow onto construction 6 Monitor quality of stormwater entering construction
site
Inflow onto construction 7 Monitor quality of stormwater entering construction
site
Outflow from construction 8 Monitor quality of stormwater exiting construction sitr-
site
Outflow from construction 9 Monitor quality of stormwater exiting construction sits
site
Water Quality Monitoring During Construction
During construction, monthly monitoring for the parameters described in Table 10 is
recommended from sites 3 and 4 (Table 11). Additionally, it is recommended that the
suspended solids concentration of stormwater is measured at sites 5 to 9 during stormwater
events, with collection of four (4) stormwater samples flowing onto the construction site, four (4)
more stormwater samples flowing from the construction site into the terminal wetland, and a
rain-gauge is installed on site to indicate the intensity of rainfall during a stormwater event
(Table 11).
Inflow and outflow water needs to be collected as paired samples within a short time frame, with
each pair representing the same phase of stormwater activity. The volume of stormwater
generated in the catchment can be calculated by the area of catchment and the intensity of
rainfall during the event. The proportionate change in the suspended solids loads in stormwater
flowing over the construction site will provide a measure of the sediment being generated from
the construction site.
Herbicide monitoring in stormwater entering and leaving the construction site should be
performed when applications are known to occur, rather than routinely. Some herbicides have
a short residence time, so arrangements may need to be made with the laboratory for rapid
courier service and turnaround time. The monitoring schedule is listed in Table 12
The temporal frequency of stormwater monitoring during the construction phase is listed in
Table 12.
Water Quality Monitoring During Routine Operation of the Essence of Peregian
Sampling should be performed at sites 1 to 4. The temporal sampling frequency is
recommended at monthly intervals for the first 12 months, with quarterly sampling thereafter
(Table 12). This temporal frequency is intended to show the proportional improvement from the
existing water quality condition in response to improved stormwater management associated
with the new development. Seasonal variations can be identified from the quarterly samples.
Herbicide monitoring is as described for the construction phase.
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