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Att13 - Hydraulic and Wet Fire Services Investigation
CYC Noosa Campsite
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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 SCOPE OF REVIEW
In this site infrastructure review and assessment report we provide discussion specific to Hydraulic and
Wet Fire Services opportunities and constraints in support of the Site Master Planning initiatives.
Specifically, recommend strategies for addressing:
• on-site Sewerage and Land application.
• wet fire systems infrastructure, including location of booster pumps and storage tanks.
• brigade access and Hydrant coverage requirements.
• related Hydraulic requirements to enable the project.
Limitations:
Report observations are based on an unobtrusive site survey (walk over of the facility) plus a desktop
review of historical record drawings (where available).
This report does not include compliance assessment for existing building services.
1.2 SITE LOCATION
CYC Noosa Campsite is located at 48 Kabi Road, Cootharaba.
1.3 EXISTING USE
The site has formally been developed use as an integrated permaculture designed organic orchard and
18-hole par 3 golf course and caretakes residence / clubhouse.
• There is no hydrant service provided on-site.
• The existing residence / clubhouse is reliant on:
o Rainwater harvesting and reuse for drinking water supplies
o 3 x Clivus Multrum composting toilets systems.
o 1 x domestic treatment and land application system.
o A Grease Trap was identified (presumably in service of the commercial kitchen)
• Irrigation water is sourced from on-site dams and reticulated throughout the site.
o A Grundfos Multi-Stage Pressure System provides constant pressure to the irrigation
system.
o A Secondary Diesel (Ajax) transfer pump was also sighted on site and is reported to
operate in connection with the irrigation system.
o A third irrigation pump (also diesel) is located adjacent the 100 Acre Dam.
• Bore water spears were sighted on-site.
Ref; 22-0008
Master Planning Site Infrastructure Review Rev 01
4 March 2022
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