Noosa Springs SMP_Rev 4 · OPW17/0612

ALTUM CONSTRUCTIONS
PRECINCT F & E2 NOOSA SPRINGS DEVELOPMENT



2.        EXISTING SITE CHARACTERISTICS

2.1       Location and Zoning

          The subject sites, Lot 7 on SP178340 (Precinct F) and Lot 6 SP178340 (Precinct E2) are
          approximately 5.6 ha and 1.18 ha in area respectively. The site is located on Resort Drive
          (formerly Links and Leslie Drive), Noosa Heads. The proposed development will occupy
          the entire site and will consist of 155 multiple dwelling units and associated facilities,
          including a theatre, restaurant, shops and function rooms (Precinct F) and 44 multiple
          dwelling units (Precinct E2).

2.2       Topography and Services

          The current site topography and existing services can be summarised as follows:

             The site is located to the east of Resort Drive, and is steeply sloping to the west.

             Stormwater runoff within the development will be contained by a series of infiltration
              swales and an underground stormwater network. These systems will discharge from
              the development at four (4) separate locations.

             Stormwater discharged from site will be directed into the existing Noosa Springs
              stormwater network which has connection points located along Resort Drive. The
              ultimate discharge point of the stormwater network is the Noosa Springs Lakes
              System located downstream, specifically into monitoring pond W5.

          The layout of the existing Noosa Springs Lake System and discharge points are identified
          in Figure 2.1 below. A layout plan depicting the proposed stormwater quality treatment
          train and associated drainage infrastructure is included as Figure 1 in Appendix A.




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                                                                                  Rev 4 : 7 December 2017