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Stormwater Management Plan - Rev 1
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Log in to see the plans as drawn 4. SPEL StormSack Post Maintenance Inspection
After the SPEL Stormsack has been removed, emptied and
cleaned, it should be thoroughly examined to sure that:
CHAPTER 4
• There is no movement or damage to the Cage
• There is no movement or damage to the plastic pit
seals
• Structural integrity is in good condition including all
fixings, joints and connections.
• The filter bag pores are not clogged
• The filter bag is not damaged in anyway.
The gully pit, pipe inlet/outlets and its cover should also be
inspected to ensure there is no damage, debris build up
or any potential to cause the SPEL StormSack to operate
inefficiently.
5. Material Disposal
Collected materials can be potentially harmful to humans and the
environment.
Once all captured material from the SPEL Stormsack has been removed,
it must be taken off site and disposed of at a transfer station or a similar
approved disposal site.
9 SPEL StormSack | Operations & maintenance www.spel.com.au
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