impacts on the environment and optimise opportunities for environmentally sustainable outcomes Marine pest management including: An assessment of the increased risk of marine pest introduction from increased vessel activity and measures to minimise and mitigate the risk in accordance with the National System for the Prevention and Management of Marine Pest Incursions. Reference to DEPI’s fact Aquatic Pests: Treat mean keep your boat clean, located at ‘em – Water quality monitoring A water quality monitoring plan, prepared in consultation with the Environment Protection Authority and to the satisfaction of the Responsible Authority, which includes all of the following: Collection of baseline quality data in accordance with AS/NZS5667.9 Quality Sampling Guidance on sampling – ‘Water – from marine waters’ Identification of potential sources of water pollution / contamination A monitoring program which includes indicators appropriate for identification of contamination arising from the operation of the safe boat harbour. This program must assess the water quality against the water quality objectives outlined in Environment Protection Authority Publication 794 Water Quality Objectives for Marine and Estuarine – Waters Ecosystem Protection and the Australia New Zealand – Environment and Conservation Council (ANZECC) Australian Water Quality Guidelines for Fresh and Marine Waters. All water analysis shall be conducted by a public analyst accredited by the National Association of Testing Agencies (NATA). The following parameters shall be included in the monitoring program: Temperature Dissolved oxygen Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen Total Nitrogen Dissolved Inorganic Phosphorus Total Phosphorus Suspended solids Turbidity Heavy metals E coli
impacts on the environment and optimise opportunities for environmentally sustainable outcomes Marine pest management including: An assessment of the increased risk of marine pest introduction from increased vessel activity and measures to minimise and mitigate the risk in accordance with the National System for the Prevention and Management of Marine Pest Incursions. Reference to DEPI’s fact Aquatic Pests: Treat ‘em mean – keep your boat clean, located at Water quality monitoring A water quality monitoring plan, prepared in consultation with the Environment Protection Authority and to the satisfaction of the Responsible Authority, which includes all of the following: Collection of baseline quality data in accordance with AS/NZS5667.9 – ‘Water Quality Sampling – Guidance on sampling from marine waters’ Identification of potential sources of water pollution / contamination A monitoring program which includes indicators appropriate for identification of contamination arising from the operation of the safe boat harbour. This program must assess the water quality against the water quality objectives outlined in Environment Protection Authority Publication 794 – Water Quality Objectives for Marine and Estuarine Waters – Ecosystem Protection and the Australia New Zealand Environment and Conservation Council (ANZECC) Australian Water Quality Guidelines for Fresh and Marine Waters. All water analysis shall be conducted by a public analyst accredited by the National Association of Testing Agencies (NATA). The following parameters shall be included in the monitoring program: Temperature Dissolved oxygen Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen Total Nitrogen Dissolved Inorganic Phosphorus Total Phosphorus Suspended solids Turbidity Heavy metals E coli
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