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Attachment C - Stormwater report
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0039 Response to information request Stormwater & Riparian reports email 2 of 3.
Daily site inspections (during periods of runoff producing rainfall):
Any sign of increased turbidity around the current work areas
Evidence of litter or hydrocarbon sheens around the work area ; and
Any potential sources of contamination on banks or pontoons.
Weekly site inspections (even if work is not occurring on-site):
Occurrences of excessive sediment deposition (whether on-site or off-site);
Occurrences of construction materials, litter or sediment placed, deposited, washed or
blown from the site, including deposition by vehicular movements;
Litter and waste receptacles; and
Oil, fuel and chemical storage facilities.
Spillkits are well stocked and readily available
Prior to anticipated runoff producing rainfall:
All potential sources of contamination, including waste bins, skips and on platforms
Following runoff producing rainfall:
All potential discharge points from pontoons and banks.
Occurrences of excessive sediment deposition;
Occurrences of construction materials, litter or sediment placed, deposited, washed or
blown from the site
Stormwater Management Plan – Lot 1 on SP108094, 305 Lake Macdonald Drive Page 30
D’VINERIPE
R003370
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