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REFERENCED DOCUMENT Flood Emergency Management Plan - MCU13/0064
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MAKEPEACE ISLAND RESORT FLOOD EMERGENCY PLAN 1 INTRODUCTION This Flood Emergency Plan (FEP) has been prepared for Makepeace Island, in response to the Sunshine Coast Regional Councils Request for Information MCU 13/0064. The purpose of this Flood Emergency Plan (FEP) is to provide strategies in accordance with the performance criteria detailed below, to limit potential adverse effects to the occupants of the development and the environment in the event of flooding. This Flood Emergency Plan FEP details identifiable potential environmental impacts, performance criteria and mitigation strategies, together with relevant monitoring guidance to assist in achieving the above. This Flood Emergency Plan FEP contains example proformas for staffing details, occupants details, service providers, emergency assistance, included in Appendix A. This Flood Emergency Plan FEP provides for the following functions: The identification of risks to people, property and the environment in the event of flood, Provision of monitoring system to provide advance warning of potential flood event, Evacuation strategies for employees and visitors in the event of flood, Measures to limit releases of contaminants into the environment in the event of flood, Measures to reduce the risk to property, and Recommended signage to warn of risk of flooding. 2 AREA COVERED BY THIS EMERGENCY PLAN The subject site is Makepeace Island, Tewantin, Queensland, and is described as Lot 55 on MCH1667. It is proposed to use the existing site facilities as a private resort. An Advanced Flood Search for the property was undertaken through Sunshine Coast Regional Council Shire Council provides the following flood information (refer Appendix D and H): Potential Maximum Flood Level 4.43m AHD Calculated 1 in 100 Year Flood Level – 2.26m AHD Calculated 1 in 2 Year Flood Level – 1.30m AHD Based on available mapping and survey data we understand that the developed area of the subject site has surface levels typically of RL0.75 to RL1.5 MAHD. A Locality Plan and Aerial Photograph are included in Appendix B. 3 HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS; Identify Risks to People and Property Makepeace Island will be significantly affected by flood waters at levels much lower than the surrounding communities adjacent to the Noosa River. Evacuation routes will vary depending on the height of rising water and rate of rise. Potential loss of life and property may occur if attempting to traverse flood waters. Building, fixtures and fittings and any remaining equipment may be subject to inundation and require cleaning, inspections, repairing or replacement. Identify Risks to the Environment Litter, Debris, Garbage, Drums and Floatable Items have the potential to be transported and pollute the waterways following inundation by flood waters. Flood Emergency Plan – Makepeace Island Noosa Queensland – Version 1.2 2013 Page 3 of 25
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