Pressure Cleaning in Green Point
In Green Point the grime that builds up on low paving and foreshore surfaces often comes from the water itself, left behind when high tides push over the lowest ground.
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Pressure Cleaning around Green Point
Council's foreshore floodplain plan lists Green Point with Point Frederick, East Gosford, Koolewong and Tascott as places where high tides are likely to inundate some foreshore properties, sections of lower-lying roads and foreshore open space. Water that sits on paving and then recedes leaves a film of silt and grime behind, and the damp joints are where algae starts.
Green Point sits in the Broadwater, one of the zones Council's estuary plan divides Brisbane Water into, alongside Noonan's Point and Koolewong. The streets drain to that stretch of water.
Permits and Central Coast Council rules
Wash water from a Green Point clean has a short run to the Broadwater. Detergent is dissolved by the time it reaches a drain, and Council's own description of its stormwater filters is that dissolved pollutants can still pass through them. Putting polluting matter where it can wash into a drain can be an offence under section 120 of the Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (NSW), so containment should be part of the quote.
Source: Protection of the Environment Operations Act 1997 (NSW) s120; Brisbane Water Foreshore Floodplain Risk Management Plan (2015); Coastal Zone Management Plan for Brisbane Water (2012) — confirm current requirements with Central Coast Council.
Our Green Point service area
Enquiries from Green Point go to an independent provider covering the Brisbane Water suburbs.
See all Pressure Cleaning in Central Coast. We also work in Kincumber, the nearest suburb with its own page, 3 km away, and Woy Woy, just across the water from Green Point.
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