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Figure 1 Example of bunding for bulk liquid storage tanks (adapted from Victorian and NSW EPA) Figure 2 Example of bunding for drums and containers (adapted from Victorian and NSW EPA) Approvals . Before any work starts on the construction of bunds, consider whether the local planning authority should be consulted for any necessary approvals. 3
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