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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 4 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 8-9 Schedule Appendix Track Change version
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If a flood level is not adopted, hazardous materials and their
manufacturing equipment are located on the highest part of
the site to enhance flood immunity and designed to prevent
the intrusion of flood waters.
Editor’s Note— Refer to the Work Health and Safety Act
2011 and associated Regulation and Guidelines, the
Environmental Protection Act 1994 and the relevant building
assessment provisions under the Building Act 1975 for
requirements relating to the manufacture and storage of
hazardous substances. Information is provided by Business
Queensland on the requirements for storing and transporting
hazardous chemical.
Table 8.2.6.4 Flood Levels and Flood Immunity Requirements
Type of development Flood Level (Defined Flood Minimum design level – Minimum finished floor level
Event ) for a 2100 planning surface level
period
General
Business Activities 1% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical
level flood level + 0.6m
Industrial Activities 1% AEP DFE/DSTE + 0.3m or DFE + 0.3m or Historical
Historical flood level + 0.6m flood level + 0.6m
Accommodation Activities 1% AEP DFE/DSTE + 0.3m or DFE + 0.3m or Historical
(excluding residential care Historical flood level + 0.6m flood level + 0.6m
facility)
Residential care facility 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical
level flood level + 1m
Community Activities 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE+ 0.3m or Historical
(education establishment, level flood level + 1m
childcare centre)
Essential community infrastructure (recommended flood level) Editor's note Some emergency services and police
facilities (e.g. water police and search and rescue operations) are dependent on direct water access. The flood levels do not apply
to these aspects but other operational areas should be located above the recommended flood level to the greatest extent feasible.
Emergency services , other 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical
than police station level flood level + 1m
Police facilities 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical
level flood level + 1m
Hospital and associated 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical
facilities level flood level + 1m
Stores of valuable records or 0.5% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical
items of historical or cultural level flood level + 1m
significance
Essential infrastructure (recommended flood level) Editor's note The recommended flood level only applies to
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