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Synergy Property Partners- Noosaville- Town Planning Report_REVA
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0095 & REC15/0022 IDAS Forms, Report & Plans (1 of 3).
TfA Project Group Pty Ltd Synergy Property Partners- Noosaville- Town Planning Report
Figure 10: Landscape Concept Plan
3.2.4. Stormwater
The fuel dispensing area will be concrete surfaced and covered by a canopy and will drain to a grated trench drain which
in turn will drain to a SPEL® Puraceptor (10,000L spill containment tank). The tank will have a contents level probe to
alert the site staff when the tank contents reach 2,000 litres. The tank will have its contents removed and legally disposed
of by a licensed waste contractor.
Bulk fuel transfers from a road tanker into underground tanks takes place under the canopy, any runoff from the
dispensing area will be directed to a 10,000L holding (spill) tank. At the fill points there is a spill containment box which
captures any minor fuel spills that may occur during unloading, the spilt fuel then drains from the containment box into
the fuel storage tanks.
All driveways and car parking areas will be concrete surfaced. These areas will drain via gully inlet pits; these pits will
have Spel® Stormsacks inserts to capture Gross Pollutants and sediments.
Refer to Appendix C for further details of stormwater management measures.
3.2.5. Fuel Storage
The service station proposes an underground tank farm comprising a total of three double-walled fibre- glass, 60,000L
tanks. These tanks will store different types of flammable / combustible liquid including unleaded petroleum and diesel.
All tanks will be designed and maintained to satisfy the requirements of AS1940 -2004 The storage and handling of
flammable and combustible liquids.
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