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Attachment 6 - Stormwater Management Plan and Engineering Response. · MCU23/0078
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5.2.4 Source Nodes
The second step taken in creating the MUSIC models was to define ‘Source Nodes’ or Sub-Catchments. Source nodes for
modelling these catchments were based on the Water by Design reference material: Music Modelling Guidelines. The
MUSIC model uses the split catchment approach and consists of commercial source nodes. Catchment areas are outlined
in Table 25, 26 and 27 below with catchment extents illustrated in Appendix G for both proposed sites.
Table 25: Source Node Information – Lot 3 Catchment
Node type Area (ha) Fraction Impervious
Commercial Road 0.805 90%
Commercial Roof 1.504 100%
Commercial Ground 0.516 40%
South Site Future Commercial Road 0.200 90%
South Site Future Commercial Roof 0.237 100%
South Site Future Commercial Ground 0.099 40%
Private Access Roadway Un-Treated Road Areas 0.116 75%
Table 26: Source Node Information – Lot 7 Northern Catchment
Node type Area (ha) Fraction Impervious
Commercial Road 0.145 80%
Commercial Roof 0.106 100%
Table 27: Source Node Information – Lot 7 Southern Catchment
Node type Area (ha) Fraction Impervious
Commercial Road 0.216 75%
Commercial Roof 0.110 100%
Note that the future business use within Lot 3 immediately to the south of the proposed development was included in the
source node information found in Table 25 above. This is to ensure that the proposed bio-retention basin for the Lot 3
catchment is adequately sized to also treat pollutant run-off from the future business development as well. Roof, road and
ground areas for each source node within this future development area were calculated based on a 45% site coverage
requirement of the Noosa Shire Council planning scheme for this future development.
Note also that Table 25 above includes existing roadway catchments within the private access Road. As per the catchment
extents illustrated in Appendix F and the engineering drawings shown in Appendix B, two of the existing bio-retention
pods along the private access road are proposed to be removed to suit the proposed streetscape works. To mitigate this
catchment area that will be discharged from the private access road without first going through treatment, an additional
source note was added to the MUSIC modelling for Lot 3.
The input parameters used are listed in Appendix G.
5.2.5 Treatment Methodology
Runoff from the development site will be conveyed through three independent bio-retention basins owned and
maintained by the development owners. Lot 3 is to have a single bio-retention basin in the south-west corner of the site,
whilst each of the two sub-catchments within Lot 7 are to each have a bio-retention basin.
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