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Engineering Services Assessment · MCU15/0122
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Two existing fire hydrants are located along the frontage of the site within the Val Crescent
verge. Additionally, there is an existing fire hydrant on the opposite side of Goodchap Street
within reasonable distance from the site.
Accordingly, it is expected that the proposed commercial development can be adequately
serviced for fire protection however, this will be confirmed by a Hydraulic Consultant during
detailed design.
Refer to Appendix E the DBYD Plans.
5.7 Sewerage Reticulation
Records obtained from Unitywater records and a detailed survey indicate that there are
existing sewer reticulation main located within the site which currently services the existing
residential lots. Refer to Appendix A for a detailed site survey and to Appendix E for the DBYD
Plans.
The existing sewer main currently traversing the site and will conflict with the proposed
development. It is therefore proposed to divert the existing sewer main around the proposed
development by constructing a new sewer property connection main along the western
boundary to the existing sewer manhole within the south-western corner of the site at standard
alignment along the western boundary.
The proposed sewer diversion and associated manholes will be contained within a 3m wide
easement in favour of Unitywater. An application to divert the sewer main will be submitted to
Unitywater during detailed design.
A new property connection will be secured from the proposed sewer main. The size of the
sewer property connection will be determined by a Hydraulic Consultant and specified during
detailed design.
It is expected that the existing sewer reticulation network has adequate capacity to service the
proposed development however, confirmation will be obtained from Unitywater during detailed
design.
Refer to for the Concept Services Plan and to Appendix E for the DBYD Plans.
Engineering Services Assessment
Proposed Medical Development at Cnr Val Crescent & Goodchap Street, Noosaville
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