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8. APP G. Engineering RFI Response
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STORMWATER QUANTITY, DETENTION &
HYDRAULICS
OBJECTIVES
The stormwater discharge from the proposed development shall maintain the pre-developed
flow rates for all storm events, from the 1 in 1 year (frequent flow) to 1 in 100 year (major storm
events).
The stormwater management strategy will also need to comply with the Noosa Council
Stormwater Management Code.
METHODOLOGY
A hydrologic model was created using XP-RAFTS. The model was calibrated and verified via a
comparison to the results of the Rational Method calculations (described in Section 4.5). The
critical storm event for each standard ARI was determined via an investigation of storm
durations ranging from 10mins to 720mins. The model was then used to route post-
development runoff through detention structures to determine adequate detention size to
comply with the objectives. The model was iteratively optimised to achieve the most efficient
design dimensions.
The required detention volume is proposed to be included as an additional structure as a
detention tank, which will collect minor flows from the proposed bioretention basin and overland
major flows. The outlet pipe sizes have also been individually designed according to the
required discharge flow rates and receiving system.
5.1.1 MODEL CONDITIONS
Three hydrologic conditions were modelled as shown below.
Case 1 - Existing Scenario
Case 2 - Developed Scenario
Case 3 - Mitigated (Developed with Detention Scenario)
5.1.2 DETENTION TANK DESIGN
Table 5.1 presents the design details of the proposed detention tank which is required to
achieve the waterway stability management objectives. The tank design has been iteratively
optimised to ensure peak performance.
It has been determined that due to the increase in impervious area, that the site requires
stormwater quantity controls to mitigate flows. A detention tank has therefore been proposed to
mitigate this consequent increase in peak discharge resulting from the development.
The proposed lot layout incorporates the proposed basin area listed in Table 5.1.
Stormwater Management Plans
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