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The Bioretention basin has been modelled to act as a detention basin. The basin size
and weir size is sufficient to reduce the increase in runoff from the additional roof area of
768m2 (3574-2806)and additional hard stand area of 957m2 for a Q10 storm and Q100
storm back to predevelopment levels as summarised in Table 6.1 and Appendix D.
TABLE 6.1: DETENTION STORAGE
CATCHMENT PRE- PRE- POST POST
DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT
Q10 Q100 Q10 Q100
Old Roof + New Roof 0.205 m;5/s 0.308 m;5/s 0.195 m;5/s 0.299 m;5/s
+ Grass/Carpark
7 CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS
The proposed development area can be treated by a treatment train consisting of
rainwater reuse tanks, bio-retention swale and bio-retention basin, which are capable of
removing the nutrients and heavy metals.
The car parking and new building can be built to flood free levels in accordance with
Council’s requirements.
The rainwater tank and bioretention areas are able to attenuate the runoff
concentrations back to Pre Development levels and so the development will not have an
impact on the hydrology of the receiving waters.
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