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Attachment 6 - Stormwater Management Plan and Engineering Response. · MCU23/0078
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The Lot 3 treatment model was developed with an additional source node that showed the road catchments where bio-
retention pods are being removed, with stormwater being discharged from the private access road un-treated. This was
done to provide an increased bio-retention area within Lot 3 to appropriately mitigate the increased pollutant run-off
from the access roadway, with the total pollutant discharge from the entire development and the access roadway meeting
the objectives noted in Table 23 above.
5.2.6 Treatment Nodes
The MUSIC model consisted of 3 bio-retention treatment nodes as detailed in Table 28. Treatment node input parameters
were based on the MUSIC Modelling Guidelines and Noosa Shire Council expectations. Refer to Appendix B for locations
of the bio-retention treatment devices. Refer to the MUSIC information attached in Appendix G for further details.
Table 28: Selected Stormwater Quality Treatment Devices
Treatment Device Discussion
Bio-Retention Basins A bio-retention system is a combination of vegetation and filter substrate that provides
treatment of stormwater through filtration, extended detention and some biological
uptake. Three Bio-retention systems are proposed across both Lot 3 and Lot 7 – as per
the details below.
Lot 3 Proposed Bio-Retention Area (as modelled):
• Filter Area = 560m2
• Surface Area = 560m2
• Filter Depth = 700mm
• Extended Detention Depth = 0.5m
Lot 7 North Proposed Bio-Retention Area (as modelled):
• Filter Area = 27m2
• Surface Area = 27m2
• Filter Depth = 700mm
• Extended Detention Depth = 0.5m
Lot 7 South Proposed Bio-Retention Area (as modelled):
• Filter Area = 33m2
• Surface Area = 33m2
• Filter Depth = 700mm
• Extended Detention Depth = 0.5m
Note that per the MUSIC Modelling Guidelines, the filter media depth was increased to
700mm to allow for tree and shrubbery planting within the bio-retention basins. This
increase minimises the potential for tree roots damaging the filter media and sub-soil
drainage systems. Larger trees within the proposed bio-retention basins allow for some
landscape screening of the area, and improve the visual amenity of the bio-retention
systems.
Further details on planting schedules in the bio-retention system, including larger trees to
provide landscape screening, will be determined in later detailed design phases.
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