How will soil erosion on Maintaining vegetation cover Maintaining vegetation cover roads be prevented? Establishing grass cover Establishing grass cover Minimising the length of Crossfall, crowning or shaping Crossfall, crowning or shaping water flow along roads is essential to prevent sediment Drainage structure Drainage structure pollution of streams. The Wetting of soil Wetting of soil Code Table D specifies the maximum distance that water may travel along road surfaces and table drains. State here how you propose to minimise water flow by ticking the appropriate box. Unless the road surface remains vegetated, constructed drains or effective outfall will be required. As outfall generally does not remain effective with heavy traffic flow, regular maintenance will be required. Properly maintained roads reduce soil erosion and water pollution. When roads are regularly used in dry weather, the surface becomes powdery and breaks down into bulldust. If there is no rain to bed down this bulldust, it is recommended to be periodically sprayed with water to reduce the chance of soil entering drainage features. Rollover banks will be How will drainage be provided (e.g. what types of constructed to protect the drainage structures will be drainage feature. used)? Examples include a rollover crossbank, spoon drain, rubber flap drain, or ‘C’ channel.
How will soil erosion on roads be prevented? Minimising the length of water flow along roads is essential to prevent sediment pollution of streams. The Code Table D specifies the maximum distance that water may travel along road surfaces and table drains. State here how you propose to minimise water flow by ticking the appropriate box. Unless the road surface remains vegetated, constructed drains or effective outfall will be required. As outfall generally does not remain effective with heavy traffic flow, regular maintenance will be required. Properly maintained roads reduce soil erosion and water pollution. When roads are regularly used in dry weather, the surface becomes powdery and breaks down into bulldust. If there is no rain to bed down this bulldust, it is recommended to be periodically sprayed with water to reduce the chance of soil entering drainage features. Maintaining vegetation cover Establishing grass cover Crossfall, crowning or shaping Drainage structure Wetting of soil Maintaining vegetation cover Establishing grass cover Crossfall, crowning or shaping Drainage structure Wetting of soil How will drainage be provided (e.g. what types of drainage structures will be used)? Examples include a rollover crossbank, spoon drain, rubber flap drain, or ‘C’ channel. Rollover banks will be constructed to protect the drainage feature.
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