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Reference Document MCU22/0102 Stormwater Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn6. CAR WASH STORMWATER POLLUTION CALCULATOR To give a complete understanding of the environmental benefits of the proposed Car Wash development, a comparison with the current car washing practises of the Cooroy Primary (PTA) and Secondary (STA) Trade Areas need to be made. Table 10 gives a detailed population, household size and vehicle ownership breakdown- this data has been sourced from the Economic Needs Report. The frequency of car washes per annum has been sourced from resources provided by the Australian Car Wash Association (ACWA) and past surveys. The Economic Needs Report has identified the lack of suitable Car Washing facilities in the LGA, whereby the closest commercial Car Wash facility is around 15km away! As such, the uptake of the local Cooroy PTA and STA using these facilities is considered to be very minor, with many preferring to wash their vehicle at home. Given the nature of the Cooroy PTA and STA; it is considered that only 65% of vehicles that are being washed at home or at work would actually drain directly into the local stormwater system. This figure would be higher in a more built-up urban area due to the higher percentage of impermeable areas (ie: bitumen and concrete roadways and driveways) draining into the local stormwater system. The resultant outcome is that currently around 14.4 ML of car wash effluent water will discharge into the local Cooroy stormwater system. Refer to Appendix E for additional information that has been published by ACWA with regards to the ACWA Stormwater Statement- which provides education steps within the community about car washing, responsible vehicle washing methods, critical pollutants commonly found in car wash effluent water etc… Also the ACWA Environmental Policy Statement is also included which contains information about Stormwater Pollution, Water Efficiency and the public education campaign. Also, refer to the following link http://thedirtytruth.com.au/ which has information and videos with regards to stormwater pollution and community education. - 18 - TMC Building Design Group
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