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 9 February 2023



The first flush device and the tank screen should be checked and maintained regularly to ensure
that the water entering the tank is appropriately pretreated.

3.1.2.2 Maintenance Program
Maintenance of the rainwater tank and associated components would involve the following
activities:

     •    Regular Maintenance
             o Clean out and checking of first flush device;
             o Clean out of rainwater tank screen;
     •    Routine Maintenance
             o Clean out leaf filters/strainers
             o Check tank openings – access covers closed, no holes or gaps in inlet, overflow and
                 other openings
             o Internal inspection – check for evidence of access by animals, birds or insects. If
                 present identify and close access points
             o Water quality – check for odour, colour and sediment
             o Pumps – check the condition of the pumps and replace filters as required
     •    Sediment and structure check
             o Check structural integrity of tank, including roof and all pipework connections
             o Check inside of tank for accumulated sediment (remove any and all sediment via
                 vacuum suction or siphon

Table 1 below sets out the recommended frequency for inspections and maintenance of rainwater
tanks (including tank screens and first flush devices) during the Operational Phase. Note the
Schedule is a guideline only. Routine clean out and maintenance should be scheduled based on the
outcome of routine inspections.


 Schedule of Site Visits
 Purpose of Visit                               Frequency                    J     F      M A M J         J   A   S   O N D
 First Flush diverter and
                                                Monthly                      √    √       √   √   √   √   √   √   √   √   √   √
 screens
 Full inspection                                Yearly                                                                √
 Routine Maintenance                            Twice Yearly                                  √                       √
 Sediment and structure check Every Two Years               √
   Table 2 - General recommended program of inspection and maintenance – Rainwater tanks




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