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Basin and Bio-Pod D2 they have not been modelled. This will make the results more conservative, as GPT’s will capture
gross pollutants and some sediments.
4.5 MUSIC MODELLING RESULTS
Results for the proposed stormwater quality management strategy (without modelling the WQCP) is presented in
Table 4-5 below.
Table 4-5: MUSIC Modelling Results
TSS TP TN Gross Pollutants
Description
(kg/yr) (kg/yr) (kg/yr) (kg/yr)
Developed Site Only (Without
29,700 65 425 4,270
Mitigation)
WQOs (Percentage Reduction) 80% 60% 45% 90%
Load Retention Target 23,760 39 191 3,843
Developed Site plus External Catchment
36,500 77 480 4,630
(Without Mitigation)
Developed Site plus External Catchment
12,700 33 289 488
(With Mitigation)
Load Retention Achieved 23,800 44 191 4,142
Load Retention Achieved as % of
80% 68% 45% 97%
Developed Site Load
Objective Achieved? YES YES YES YES
Two models have been provided to Council, the “Developed Site Only” model and the “Developed Site with External -
Mitigated” model. The methodology for demonstrating that WQOs for the site have been met is summarised below.
The Load Retention Target (in kg/yr) for the site was determined using the “Developed Site Only” model, estimating
the pollutants generated from the developed site only.
The Load Retention Achieved (in kg/yr) was determined using the “Developed Site with External - Mitigated” model,
estimating the amount of pollutants removed from site and External Catchment B1 and C1 as a result of the
stormwater quality improvement devices.
A comparison between the targets and pollutant retention achieved demonstrate that WQO’s for the site have been
met. This approach is consistent with past DA approvals (for the interim layout) and earlier discussions with Council.
The above results indicate that the proposed strategy is effective in treating pollutant loads from the proposed
development to achieve the WQO’s as required under SPP 2014.
5 WATERWAY STABILITY MANAGEMENT
The SPP 2014 waterway stability requires the limiting of the 63% AEP post-development peak flows within the receiving
waters to be below a minimum of pre-development peak flows.
Section 3.2.6 of this report includes analysis of peak flows for a 63% AEP rainfall event in which developed peak flows
have been mitigated back to existing conditions in all recurrence intervals. Therefore, the waterway stability management
objectives has been met.
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