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Appendix C - Stormwater Management Plan
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0095 & REC15/0022 Development Application Stormwater Mgmt Plan (2 of 3).
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7.2.5 Gross Pollutant Traps
A GPT is a treatment device designed to capture coarse sediment, trash and vegetation matter in stormwater
runoff. GPTs are often used as the first treatment element in a treatment train. Spel® Stormsacks or a similar
approved product will be used within this development; the Stormsacks will be installed in gully pits, refer to
Appendix F for typical details.
7.3 Fuel Related Stormwater Treatment
The treatment train shown in Figure 3 uses the Best Management guidelines to treat stormwater runoff from the
site.
Figure 3: Fuel related stormwater treatment philosophy
Runoff Source Runoff from under canopy fuel
Roof, Paved &, dispensing area and Tanker
Grassed areas refuelling area
Provision of rubbish
Signage/Education
bins
Signage/Education
SPEL Puraceptor with
10,000 litres
Primary treatment containment capacity
Discharge to
stormwater
Waste Removal by
infrastructure
licensed contractor
Key features of the fuel related stormwater treatment process are detailed below.
7.3.1 Fuel Dispensing Areas
The fuel dispensing area will be concrete surfaced and covered by a canopy. The fuel dispensing area will be
bunded to prevent stormwater runoff from outside the canopy flowing into the dispensing area and to ensure that
any spills are contained within this area. The perimeter of the canopy will overhang the dispensing containment
area by 10 degrees to reduce the amount of windblown rain into the dispensing area. Any flows/spills in the
containment area will drain to gully pits which will discharge to an appropriately sized Spel® Puraceptor.
Bulk fuel transfers from a road tanker to underground tanks will take place under the canopy; any runoff from the
dispensing area will be directed to a Spel® Puraceptor. A spill containment box at fill points will capture any minor
fuel spills that may occur during unloading; the spilt fuel will then drain from the containment box into the fuel
storage tanks.
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