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Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0102 - Response to information request - Email 1 of 2. 139 Eumundi Noosa Rd & 30 Lionel Donovan Drive Noosaville.
(e) Proposed leak detection methods include Automatic Tank Gauging (ATG)
and Electronic Line Leak Detection;
(f) The GWMWs will be clearly depicted on any subsequent development plans
and the applicant is happy for this to be a condition of approval;
(g) As standard VR1 is installed in QLD;
(h) The preferred setup is for the fuel filling and fuel dispensing equipment to be
located within a bunded area under the canopy. Any spills within this area are
directed to a treatment or collection system. Generally in QLD this is a 20kL blind
sump holding tank. It is proposed to use an oil-water separator system;
(i) This appears to be depicted on the site layout plan adjacent to the tank
farm. Our minimum preferred size is 20kL;
(j) The preferred method would be to use an oil-water separator (CPS or SPEL)
rather than a holding tank;
(k) This item can be addressed through appropriate conditions.
(l) This item can be addressed through appropriate conditions.
END OF INFORMATION REQUEST RESPONSE
Should you have any queries relating to this issue, please do not hesitate to
contact the writer on 5443 5566.
Yours faithfully
DFS Group
Peter Folker
Director
Encl. Appendices
cc: Client
April 2015 Empirica Developments Pty Ltd - Noosaville Page 11
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