2016-09-06 - Planning & Environment Committee Agenda

PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                             6 SEPTEMBER 2016


          The time for collection of water samples for monitoring must be quantified by the
          applicant’s hydraulic engineer within the Operational Works application for
          stormwater. The time for water quality monitoring shall be a minimum of the time of
          concentration for all waters from Precinct E2 destined for the Noosa Springs Lake
          System to reach the release point from Precinct E2, and within a maximum of 24
          hours of commencement of rainfall events that generate runoff from Precinct E2.
    51.   The 90th percentile concentrations of Total Nitrogen, Total Phosphorus and Total
          Suspended Solids measured within runoff from Precinct E2 must not be higher than
          the 90th percentile concentrations of those parameters measured within the receiving
          Noosa Springs Lake System. The applicant must notify Noosa Council within 24
          hours of becoming aware of non-compliance with this condition.
    52.   The application for Operational Works Approval must include:
         52.1. A monitoring strategy prepared by a suitably qualified person to demonstrate
               how the water monitoring obligations of this development approval will be met.
         52.2. A stormwater infrastructure design that incorporates a facility suitable for
               obtaining the water samples needed to fulfil the obligations of this development
               approval;
    Stormwater Quality Management
    53.   All stormwater runoff from hardstand and fertilised landscaped areas of the
          development, including runoff destined for groundwater infiltration must be treated to
          achieve pollution reduction targets to achieve an 80% reduction in Total Suspended
          Solids, 60% reduction in Total Phosphorus and 45% reduction in Total Nitrogen
          compared to an untreated scenario.
    54.   Where proprietary devices are proposed, maintenance must be in accordance with
          the manufacturer’s specifications. For vegetated stormwater assets, maintenance
          must be in accordance with the Water by Design Maintaining Vegetated Stormwater
          Assets, Version 1 Manual (2009).
    55.   Material extracted from stormwater quality treatment devices during servicing and
          cleaning is to be removed from the site and disposed of by either a licensed waste
          removal contractor or by other lawful means
    56.   Prior to issue of Operational Works approval, a 10 year maintenance contract
          including expected cost forecast, must be entered into for maintenance of any on site
          water quality treatment device. Records of maintenance activities undertaken are to
          be kept and made available to council officers upon request.
    57.   Ongoing maintenance of stormwater quality treatment devices in accordance with this
          development approval must be detailed within any community management
          statement applicable to operation of the development.
    58.   The Operational Works application for landscaping must demonstrate the
          landscaping design incorporates locally endemic vegetation adapted to grow on the
          sites indigenous soil, and requires no fertiliser or other external nutrient requirements
          after the first 3 years of establishment
    WASTE MANAGEMENT
          Waste Storage
    59.   The development must provide waste storage and disposal facilities in accordance
          with Planning Scheme Policy 9, Waste Management, including an external
          imperviously paved area correctly sized for all refuse and recycling containers and
          suitably screened from public places and neighbouring properties.




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