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RFI - Stormwater Management Plan
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ELEMENT: MAINTENANCE OF RAPID INFILTRATION PITS (RIP’s)
1. Objective To ensure ongoing function of RIP’s in reintroducing
runoff into the subsoil and prevent surcharge/flooding.
Consequences of Failure Damage to POSCW areas
2. Management Strategy RIP internal surface to remain free of silt/sediment build-
ups.
RIP grates to remain clear and free of debris or blockages.
3. Actions Maintenance Contractor to be issued with laminated
copies of final ALTA Projects drawings A6769/22/PD01
to PD05 for reference.
Swales and RIP surface grates to be kept clear of any
debris or blockages.
Maintenance contractor with appropriate enclosed spaces
qualifications and procedures in place to enter each RIP
to inspect at quarterly intervals and after any event where
more than 50mm of rain has fallen.
Any debris, leaf litter etc accumulated in the RIP to be
removed and disposed of lawfully.
Upper BIDIM A14 filter layer to be inspected and if more
than 50% covered in silt or mud replaced.
Upper BIDIM A14 filter layer to be replaced annually.
When replacing upper filter, the sand layer below to be
inspected for discolouration and contamination and if
present ALTA Projects to be notified for review and further
advice.
RIP walls and balance pipes to be inspected for any signs
of cracking or degradation. If observed ALTA Projects to
be notified.
All removed filter layers, sand, sediment, silt to be
disposed of lawfully.
4. Performance Indicators No surcharging of RIPs.
No overflow from rock pitched weirs.
No mponding of water in RIPs.
5. Frequency/Deadline Inspections after rain events or quarterly (whichever
comes first)
7. Reporting and Review Maintenance Contractor to make entries in service diary.
Site Owner to review service diary annually.
ELEMENT : MAINTENANCE OF OVERLAND FLOW PATH and PIPEWORK
1. Maintenance Objective To ensure ongoing function of Overland Flow Path
Consequences of Failure And underground pipes
Possible flooding of building during storm events.
2. Management Strategy Landscaped overland flow path to be maintained in good
condition, clear and unblocked.
Underground pipework to be maintained in good
condition, clear and unblocked.
3. Actions Maintenance Contractor to be issued with laminated
copies of final ALTA Projects drawings.
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