2015 Water Sensitive Urban Design Training Program

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1 2015 Water Sensitive Urban Design Training Program Registrations are now open for three of Water by Design s stormwater management courses. Courses will be held in South East Queensland in March, April and May Register now to secure your place. Bioretention Design When - Wednesday 25 March 2015 The Bioretention Design course being run as a Healthy Waterways Connect to your Creek week event! Construction and Establishment of Vegetated Stormwater Assets When - Thursday 23 April 2015 Managing and Maintaining VegetatedStormwater Assets When - Thursday 14 May 2015 Cost No. of courses booked Full price $800 $1400 $2100 Discount 1 $700 $1220 $ Discounted registration is available for Healthy Waterways Members and Stormwater Queensland Members 2 - The same person must attend all courses to qualify for the multi course discount. This project is provided by Healthy Waterways, with support from Stormwater Queensland.

2 Training Registration Form Registration Details Name: Organisation: Position: Business Address: Suburb: State: Post Code: Telelphone: ( ) No. of courses booked Full price $800 $1400 $2100 Discount 1 $700 $1220 $ Discounted registration is available for Healthy Waterways Members and Stormwater Queensland Members. 2 - The same person must attend all courses to qualify for the multi course discount. Course 1 Title: Date: Location: Course 2 Title: Date: Location: Course 3 Title: Date: Location: Payment Payment online via credit card is prefered. A payment link will be sent upon receipt of this completed form by Healthy Waterways. Online credit card payments will authomatically generate a tax invoice. For a tax invoice prior to payment, please contact us. Please send completed form to jack.mullaly@healthywaterways.org Registration closes ten working days prior to each course. Payment must be recieved ten working days prior to course, or registration will be cancelled. If paying by invoice, allow an additional five working days to allow processing prior to the deadline. Cancellations notified in writing ten working days prior to the course will recieve a full refund. Where multiple courses have been booked, the amount refunded will be the difference between the amount paid and the cost of any courses not being cancelled. Cancellations recieved less than ten working days prior to the course will recieve a 50% refund. Cancellations recieved less than 48hours prior to the course shall forfit full registration.

3 Bioretention Design Our one day bioretention design course provides training to enable better design and assessment of bioretention systems. The course compliments the Bioretention Technical Design Guidelines and covers advancements since publication of the guidelines. be familiar with the design method for bioretention systems detailed in the Bioretention Technical Design Guidelines. have an appreciation of the science behind why and how bioretention systems work. be aware of and learn to apply urban design principles for bioretention systems. understand how to troubleshoot poorly functioning bioretention systems. understand common design mistakes and what to look for when reviewing or assessing designs for bioretention systems. This course will be presented by Sally Boer (e2designlab) and Jack Mullaly (Healthy Waterways). Practitioners seeking a working understanding of bioretention system processes, assessment and design, including engineers, landscape architects, ecologists, planners and environmental scientists.

4 Construction and Establishment of Vegetated Stormwater Assets Effective civil construction and landscape establishment of bioretention systems and wetlands is required to minimise costs and timeframes and realise the benefits of these systems. This one day course provides detailed step-by-step guidance on the construction and establishment of bioretention systems and stormwater wetlands in order to address the key issues faced during on-ground delivery. have an appreciation of the importance of construction phase sediment and erosion control practices, and their relationship with operational phase stormwater management systems. have an understanding of specifications and materials. be introduced to construction methods for vegetated stormwater management systems. understand the requirements for successful vegetation establishment. understand the issues associated with asset handover. be provided with checklists and protocols that will inform construction, establishment and asset handover. This course will be presented by Jason Sonneman (DesignFlow) and Jack Mullaly (Healthy Waterways). Those involved in the design, construction and establishment of vegetated stormwater management systems, including site supervisors, compliance officers, civil and landscape contractors, and civil and landscape consultants.

5 Managing and Maintaining Vegetated Stormwater Assets Vegetated Stormwater Assets require maintenance in order to deliver their stormwater management benefits. Maintaining vegetated stormwater assets doesn t have to be difficult. This one day course provides detailed guidance on how to maintain bioretention systems and constructed wetlands as easily and cost effectively as possible. be aware of the activities required to maintain bioretention systems and constructed stormwater wetlands. have an appreciation of the cost of maintaining bioretention systems and constructed stormwater wetlands. understand how bioretention design affects long term maintenance requirements, and how to design for low long term maintenance. be inspired by simple ways to rectify underperforming vegetated stormwater assets. This course is presented by Jack Mullaly (Healthy Waterways) Those involved in designing and maintaining vegetated stormwater assets, including civil and landscape designers, development assessment officers, stormwater asset managers and maintenance coordinators.