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Noosa Springs SMP_Rev 4 · OPW17/0612
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW17/0612 2 of 2– Precinct E2 Noosa Springs, Noosa Heads (MCU15/0109).
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ALTUM CONSTRUCTIONS
PRECINCT F & E2 NOOSA SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT
4.4 Water Quality Model Results
4.4.1 Flow s Entering the Noosa Spri ngs Lake System
The water quality modelling results for water entering the Noosa Springs Lake System
from the Noosa Springs development are summarised in Table 4.4. These results are
presented as the average concentration of pollutants in outflows from the system and
have been compared to the water quality in the existing Noosa Springs Lake system at
the discharge point (W5). For the purposes of comparison the proposed discharge levels
have been compared to average results for all documented records between December
2008 and March 2016, as well as the latest recorded results from March 2016.
Table 4.4 Water Quality Assessment
Location TSS Concentration TN Concentration TP Concentration
Noosa Springs Average: 15.4 mg/L Average: 0.781 mg/L Average: 0.07 mg/L
development
Median: 0.00 mg/L Median: 0.00 mg/L Median: 0.00 mg/L
(Precinct F & E2)
90th Percentile: 30.5 mg/L 90th Percentile: 2.26 mg/L 90th Percentile: 0.23 mg/L
Noosa Springs Average: 0.41 mg/L Average: 0.01 mg/L Average: 0.00 mg/L
development
Median: 0.00 mg/L Median: 0.00 mg/L Median: 0.00 mg/L
(Precinct E2 ONLY)
90th Percentile: 0.00 mg/L 90th Percentile: 0.00 mg/L 90th Percentile: 0.00 mg/L
Existing Noosa Average: 149 mg/L Average: 4 mg/L Average: 0.23 mg/L
Springs Lakes
(Location W5) Median: 11 mg/L Median: 1.5 mg/L Median: 0.11 mg/L
(2008 – 2016) 90th Percentile: 491 mg/L 90th Percentile: 3.0 mg/L 90th Percentile: 0.24 mg/L
Water Quality at
existing Noosa
Springs Lakes 1320 mg/L 30.5 mg/L 2.16 mg/L
(Location W5)
(March 2016)
The information presented in this table proves the water quality of runoff from the
proposed Noosa Springs development (Precinct F and E2) will be compatible with the
existing water quality in the Noosa Springs Lake System at the discharge point (W5). In
fact, the water quality is significantly better than the existing conditions in the lake.
It is noted that the median concentrations TSS, TN and TP are below two significant
figures. This is because pollutant loads are dominated by high pollutant concentration
events which are unaccounted for by the median values.
Job No. M7130_001 Page 9
Rev 4 : 7 December 2017
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