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Development Application part 7 of 10 Stormwater Management Report - MCU13/0092
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6. Conclusion
The MUSIC modelling results in Section 4.6 indicate that Swales, Rainwater Tanks and Bioretention Basins will
adequately treat the identified pollutants associated with the Q3 Month stormwater runoff.
The required bioretention basins are:
Basin Filter Area Surface Area Filter Depth
A 16 m2 16m2 O.5m
A 100mm uPVC slotted pipe will be located O.8m below the surface of the filter material and will
carry the Q3 Month
stormwater runoff to the outlet drain, as per drawing 13-024-C41.
In addition, adherence to the maintenance measures detailed in Section 5 will ensure the ongoing effectiveness and
longevity of the proposed SQID’s.
Based on the above MUSIC results, 13 Consulting considers that proposed treatment of identified pollutants with
Bioretention Basins will satisfy Sunshine Coast Regional Council’s requirements for stormwater quality treatment for
the proposed development.
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