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Water Sensitive Urban Design Appendix C | Asset handover sheets Asset HANDOVER Checklist* Asset I.D. Asset Location: Construction by: Time since planting established and maintenance required: TREATMENT Y N System appears to be working as designed visually? No obvious signs of under-performance? MAINTENANCE Y N Maintenance plans and indicative maintenance costs provided for each asset? Vegetation establishment period completed (2 years)? Inspection and maintenance undertaken as per maintenance plan? Inspection and maintenance forms provided? Asset inspected for defects and/or maintenance issues at time of asset transfer Y N Sediment accumulation at inflow points? Litter within basin? Erosion at inlet or other key structures? Traffic damage present? Evidence of dumping (e.g. building waste)? Vegetation condition satisfactory (density, weeds etc)? Watering of vegetation required? Replanting required? Mowing/slashing required? Clogging of drainage points (sediment or debris)? Evidence of ponding? Damage/vandalism to structures present? Surface clogging visible? Drainage system inspected? COMMENTS/ACTIONS REQUIRED FOR ASSET TRANSFER ASSET INFORMATION Y N Design Assessment Checklist provided? As constructed plans provided? Copies of all required permits (both construction and operational) submitted? Proprietary information provided (if applicable)? Digital files (e.g. drawings, survey, models) provided? Asset listed on asset register or database? * Asset handover checklists are generic and can be used for all WSUD elements discussed in this booklet 84 Book 4 | MAINTENANCE
Water Sensitive Urban Design Appendix D | References Collins (2006), Destination SQID Waster Stormwater Industry Association available online at :- www.wsud.org/downloads/2006_SIA_Papers/Anthony%20Collins%20%20-%20Hornsby%20Council.pdf Facility for Advancing Water Biofiltration (FAWB) (2008), Workshop Advancing the Design of Biofiltration available online at :- http://www.monash.edu.au/fawb/products/fawb-advancing-rain-gardens-workshop-booklet.pdf Facility for Advancing Water Biofiltration (FAWB) (2008) Guidelines for Soil Filter Media in Bioretention Systems available online at :- http://www.monash.edu.au/fawb/products/obtain.html Water by Design (2009) Chapter 4 – Constructed Wetlands South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership Water by Design (2009) Chapter 3 – Bioretention Systems South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership Water by Design (2009) Construction and Establishment Guidelines Swales, Bioretention Systems and Wetlands South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnership WBM Oceanics Australia and Ecological Engineering (2004) Maintenance Guidelines for Stormwater Treatment Measures Hornsby Shire Council (HSC) (2001) Catchment Remediation Capital Works Program Annual report 2000-2001 Water Catchments Team HSC Lloyd, S.D., Wong, T.H.F and Chesterfield, C.J. (2002) Water Sensitive Urban Design A Stormwater Management Perspective Cooperative Research Centre for Catchment Hydrology Facility for Advancing Water Biofiltration (FAWB) (2008) Workshop: Advancing Raingarden Design Filter Media and Landscaping available online at :- http://www.wsud.org/downloads/Seminars%20&%20Events/fawb-workshop-vegetation-and-landscaping.pdf Wong, T.H.F (editor in chief) (2006), Australian Runoff Quality, Engineers Australia Book 4 | MAINTENANCE 85
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