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RFI - Ecological Assessment Report
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EMP – CONSTRUCTION PHASE 4-17
Strategy: To manage the quality of surface water runoff and infiltration and prevent
uncontrolled discharges of low quality waters into adjacent watercourses and
water bodies and underlying aquifer during the construction phase.
Parameter Objective Site and frequency of Comment
4
monitoring
pH Wet heathland target of 4- Surface and Infiltration/ Critical for wet heathland
5 Monthly (surface) and area - main drainage
significant events affected by upstream
(infiltration) catchment
Total Nitrogen Wet heathland target of Surface and Infiltration/ Critical for wet heathland
0.34mg/L Monthly (surface) and area - main drainage
significant events affected by upstream
(infiltration) catchment
Total Phosphorus Wet heathland target of Surface and Infiltration/ Critical for wet heathland
0.035mg/L Monthly (surface) and area - main drainage
significant events affected by upstream
(infiltration) catchment
Suspended solids 50mg/L SS subject to Surface – monthly and Some sites affected by
baseline data significant events upstream catchment
Turbidity 30 NTU (80%ile) Surface – monthly and Some sites affected by
significant events upstream catchment
Temperature not cause greater than 2ºC Surface – monthly Some sites affected by
increase in receiving upstream catchment
waters
Dissolved Oxygen between 80 and 100% Surface and Infiltration/ Some sites affected by
saturation Monthly (surface) and upstream catchment
significant events
(infiltration)
Trash/ gross pollutants no pollutants > 5mm in Surface – monthly Some sites affected by
any discharges from the (surface) and significant upstream catchment
site events (infiltration)
Salinity To be evaluated from Surface – monthly Target to reflect
baseline (surface)and significant proximity to Noosa Inlet
events (infiltration)
4
Water quality monitoring in hillside locations (including infiltration pits) are likely to be event based only (at least 2
per year) as it is likely that water will be absent during routine monthly monitoring periods.
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