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River Murray and Lower Lakes catchment risk assessment for water quality: Results and management options Current and potential future options Lead stakeholder(s) 188 Research and development Policy planning Monitoring Compliance Capacity building Activity Stressor EV Capital on-ground works Councils, EPA, SAMDB NRMB, Murray Bridge Mill, SA Water DWLBC, SA Water, BIASA, Houseboat hirers association, Mid Murray council, Rural City of Murray Bridge Require new Installation of traps developments and other pollution to incorporate prevention stormwater mechanisms, eg management wetland retention systems (eg systems retention basins and wetlands) and use watersensitive urban design principles Surveys on the usage level of stations to determine if holding tank capacity is appropriate Audit industries within the stormwater catchments Monitor quality of discharge water (monitoring report in preparation) Community education on pollution of stormwater Install pollutant traps/treatment systems/devices on remaining discharges ECO REC NU OR Stormwater—urban catchments RAW Mannum HM Murray Bridge HY Tailem Bend PA * * * Auditing system to record boats using the stations Auditing systems to record numbers of boats using the stations Education of river vessel users on the operation of stations Instal an additional public blackwater waste disposal station between Murray Bridge and Goolwa ECO REC NU OR RAW PA River vessel waste disposal station Murray Bridge Emergency procedures in place in event of station failure Mannum * * Local councils, EPA, SAMDB NRMB, SA Water Examine possibility of bunding high-risk infrastructure Ensure development applications take into account current waste disposal system capacity Audit and assess whether bunding or other infrastructure may be required to prevent pollutants reaching the river due to infrastructure failure Monitor quality of discharge Education on emergency response procedures in the event of pump failure PA ECO REC Wastewater infrastructure/STEDS Bell Landing Caloote, Lic # 13299 Placid Estate Sunnyside Wellington Marina Westbrook Cvan Pk Murray Bridge effluent pumps * * * * * * EPA, SA Water, SAMDB NRMB, Councils Examine literature on outputs from wetlands during rainfall events Monitor pollutant and water outputs from wetlands during dry and wet weather conditions Upgrade to STEDS/WWTP for houses on Eastern side of Murray Bridge which line Riverglade wetland, possible treatment of stormwater NU ECO REC RAW Wetland Riverglades Paiwalla Water quality modelling of wetland flows and pollutant fluxes Sunnyside Neeta * * * *
Current and potential future options Lead stakeholder(s) Research and development Policy planning Monitoring Compliance Capacity building Activity Stressor EV Capital on-ground works River Murray and Lower Lakes catchment risk assessment for water quality: Results and management options EPA, Department of Health, SAMDB NRMB, local councils, Planning SA Check progress of the implementation of STEDS schemes Consider density of septic tank soakage trenches in planning Audit and enforce the Public and Environmental Health Act or Water Quality EPP if necessary Monitor the influence of septic tank disposal trenches on groundwater contamination in localised areas Education on the importance of regular auditing and management practices Upgrade to STEDS, compost toilets and holding tanks, or connect to WWTP where appropriate Sunnyside and Toora identified for upgrade to STEDS ECO REC NU PA Toilets/septic tank systems Research whether any localised algal growth is occurring in these areas Shacks d/s Sturt Reserve Sunnyside Toora shacks * * * Various others * Murray Bridge * township, E side SA Water, Councils, LAP groups, MDA, EPA Limit access around offtakes Enforcing Water Quality EPP if required for any unsuitable toilets Continual education and signage for campers is recommended to encourage appropriate waste disposal PA RAW Construction of sanitation facilities Informal camping areas Mypolonga Wall Flat * * Irrigation trusts, LAP groups, EPA, DWLBC, SAMDB NRMB Catchment water quality modelling, incorporating research into the impact of diffuse Liaison with DWLBC re: water extraction and drainage Monitor irrigation discharge water and groundwater quality Education on sustainable irrigation practices ECO Construct riparian buffers present to reduce runoff impacts where applicable Horticultural areas NU OR SA runoff DTEI Examine if booms or other spill control devices are readily available and able to control large spill Emergency procedures in place in the event of major oil/chemical spillage of bridge ECO Bridge cages could be installed Transport infrastructure/bridges 189
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