Landcom Book 4 Maintenance - WSUD
Landcom Book 4 Maintenance - WSUD
Landcom Book 4 Maintenance - WSUD
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Water Sensitive Urban Design<br />
6.1.1 Stage 1: Civil construction (or functional installation)<br />
Stage 1 requires the construction of the functional components for the <strong>WSUD</strong> element.<br />
The functional components for the <strong>WSUD</strong> elements addressed in the booklet are:<br />
Bioretention basin Constructed wetland Sedimentation basin<br />
Bulk earthworks to<br />
establish bunds and system<br />
batter slopes<br />
Detailed profiling of bunds,<br />
batters, sides and base<br />
of system to meet design<br />
requirements (given<br />
allowed tolerances)<br />
Construct all hydraulic<br />
structures, for example,<br />
inlet pipes and headwalls,<br />
bypass weir, outlet riser and<br />
rock protection*<br />
Install system lining,<br />
underdrainage, clean out<br />
points and various layers<br />
(that is, drainage layer,<br />
transition layer and filter<br />
media)<br />
Survey wetland layout in<br />
accordance with the design<br />
Remove ground cover and topsoil<br />
as indicated from the survey<br />
Stockpile topsoil designated for<br />
reuse in construction, noting<br />
that the soil must be tested<br />
and screened to remove coarse<br />
sediment and weed seeds<br />
Bulk earthworks to establish the<br />
inlet and macrophyte zone, high<br />
flow bypass and surrounding<br />
bunds and batters<br />
Detailed profiling of bunds,<br />
batters, sides and base of system<br />
to meet design requirements<br />
(given allowed tolerances as<br />
well as 300 mm of topsoil and<br />
impervious liner, if specified)<br />
Install impervious liner (if required)<br />
Construct bunding between the<br />
inlet and outlet zone, as well as<br />
between the wetland and lake (if a<br />
lake is included in the design)<br />
Construct all hydraulic structures,<br />
for example, inlet pipes and<br />
headwalls, bypass weir, outlet riser<br />
and rock protection*<br />
Topsoil placement and profiling to<br />
within accepted tolerances<br />
Bulk earthworks to<br />
establish bunds and system<br />
batter slopes, as well as<br />
maintenance access (e.g.<br />
ramp)<br />
Installation of outlet<br />
structures (for example,<br />
overflow pit / weir and<br />
spillway)<br />
Installation of inlet<br />
structures including inlet<br />
pipe and headwall.<br />
For a sedimentation basin,<br />
install the inlet energy<br />
dissipater and primary<br />
treatment measure (for<br />
example, gross pollutant<br />
trap)<br />
Detailed profiling of<br />
bunds, batters, system<br />
base, access points and<br />
spillway to meet design<br />
requirements (given<br />
allowed tolerances)<br />
Install system lining<br />
Stabilise system batters<br />
and base with sterile grass<br />
NOTE:<br />
* This is not a complete list of hydraulic, functional and structural elements of a constructed wetland – the<br />
reader is referred to the Water by Design documents for complete details.<br />
Immediately following completion of stage 1, sediment fences should be installed at the<br />
top of the system batter. Bioretention basins will also require sediment fences installed<br />
around the filter media.<br />
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