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Attachment 6 - Stormwater Management Plan and Engineering Response. · MCU23/0078
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The following table highlights the peak flows for each catchment associated with the development site at the southern
extents of the study area where the natural drainage channel crosses below Hofmann Drive via a series of box culverts. It is
noted that Noosa Shire Council Flood Hazard Extents should be referred to for a holistic assessment of the flooding
experienced downstream of the development site and Hofmann Drive culverts.
Table 3: Existing Scenario Critical Peak Flow Runoff (m3/s)
Peak Flow (m3/s) Peak Water Level at
Catchment
10 Year ARI 50 Year ARI 100 Year ARI Hoffman Drive Culverts
North Catchment 6.959 8.418 9.243
4.500m
South Catchment 1.068 1.300 1.477
The results of the existing scenario flood assessment including water level depths, elevations, and velocities during the 1%
AEP storm event (in the 2100 Year planning period) can be found in Appendix E.
4.1.2 Flood Assessment – Developed Scenario
The hydrological modelling has been undertaken in XP Storm for the 100-year ARI storm event IFD parameters listed in
Table 1.
To establish the catchments contributing to runoff flowing through the natural drainage channel within the environmental
zone in Covenant J under the developed scenario, DEM data was derived from the QLD Government’s Queensland LiDAR
Data, in addition to detailed survey data. Catchment boundaries were then determined based on the LiDAR & survey
contours, a review of the existing piped stormwater network of the existing shopping Centre, and surface levels of the
proposed development modelled by Bornhorst & Ward. Refer to the Developed Catchment Plan DA-C041 in Appendix E
for further information.
Table 4 below outlines the input parameters for each catchment within the model. Stormwater detention is expected to be
required under the developed scenario to suitably mitigate peak run-off volumes from the site due to an increase to
impervious area when compared to existing conditions. As such, the impervious fractions adopted for each catchment in
this developed scenario were not changed from the existing scenario, to replicate peak discharge run-off from the site
when suitably mitigated to equal to or below that of existing.
The two changes between the developed scenario and the existing scenario for this flood assessment are the changes to
the shared boundary between the two catchments, and the land-use of the proposed development site limiting the
maximum theoretical flood extents of the natural drainage channel where it bounds with Lot 3 development.
For pervious areas within each catchment, an initial loss of 27mm and a continuing loss of 2.6mm/hr was adopted, as per
information obtained from the Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR) Data Hub. No areal reduction factors have been
applied to this local assessment.
Table 4: XP Storm Developed Catchment Model Parameters
Impervious Initial Loss Continuing
Catchment Area (ha) Slope (%) Mannings ‘n’
(%) (mm) Loss (mm/hr)
North 3.696 0 0.16 27 2.6
1.3
Catchment 8.812 100 0.013 0 0
South 6.335 0 0.160 27 2.6
1.8
Catchment 1.038 100 0.013 0 0
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