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Stage 1 Irrigation Area_90 Beach Rd Noosa North Shore 12.06.2020 · MCU19/0117
EFFLUENT IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT PLAN - STAGE 1 > NOOSA NORTH SHORE ECO-TOURISM PORTAL C y Cardno 4.9 Element 4: Contingency Management RATIONALE: The operation of the STP and effluent irrigation scheme has the potential to result in contingency situations such as the uncontrolled release of effluent. Contingency procedures are required to provide for effective management of these situations. OBJECTIVE: To prevent degradation of the receiving environment. To prevent the risk of health impacts on the public. TASKS/ Minor Effluent Spill ACTIONS: Should a minor effluent spill occur during the operation of the facilities the following response procedure shall be implemented. 1) An assessment of the size and origin of the spill is to be made by the Operator. 2) Actions shall be taken to safely stop further release of effluent from the process train. Actions may include the isolation of valves or pumps within the process train. 3) Actions shall be taken to safely contain the spilled effluent and prevent the release of the effluent to the receiving environment. Actions may include, for example, the use of sandbags or earth bunding to aid in containing the effluent. 4) Actions shall be taken to safely pump any captured effluent back into the balancing influent tank for treatment. 5) An assessment shall be made of the size of the spill and of the requirement to notify the EPA. Major Effluent Spill Should a major effluent spill occur during the operation of the facilities the following response procedure shall be implemented. 1) An assessment of the size and origin of the spill is to be made by the operator. 2) — If itis possible, actions shall be taken to safely stop any further release of effluent from the process train. 3) Actions shall be taken to notify the EPA of the effluent spill and an emergency spill response shall be co-ordinated in conjunction with the EPA. 4) Actions shall be taken to safely contain the effluent if this is possible. Actions may include, for example, the use of sandbags or earth bunding to aid in containing the effluent. 5) Cleanup of the site shall be undertaken as quickly as is practicable and appropriate actions shall be taken as instructed by the EPA. Community Complaints The Principal shall implement the following procedure should a community complaint be received, which relates directly to the operation of the STP and irrigation scheme. Petrac Leisure NNS-S Pty Ltd Version 2 17 July 2006 1:\7296-08\WP\technical reports\Effluent Irrigation Management Plan - Stage 1 Version 2.doc Page 16
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