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Appendix B - Amended Biome Consulting Response
Attached to the e-mail Amended Biome Report - stormwater in addition to Information Response - MCU170551 - 20 Trading Post Road Cooroy.msg.
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• Stormwater Management Construction and Maintenance Plan (SMCMP) Report (No. B14158.W-06A dated
November 2015);
• Response to Information Request Letter No. B14158.W-11A dated 22 April 2016; and
• Queries Clarification Letter (No. B14158.W.14 RFI.AMcP.lms Response to RFI.docx dated 6 June 2016) –
Addressing Council Officer Cherie O’Sullivan’s further queries in email dated 27 May 2016.
Overall Site Layout - MCU Development Application
• Concept Stormwater Management Plan Report (No. B14158.W-03A dated November 2015);
• Concept Stormwater Management Construction and Maintenance Plan (Concept SMCMP) Report (No. B14158.W-
09A dated January 2016)
• Response to Information Request Letter No. B14158.W.10A-Response to RFI.docx dated 5 February 2016.
• Outstanding Information Request Response Letter No. B14158.W.10LA.AMcP.ms.docx dated 21 April 2016.
Overall Site Layout – Stage 2 Operational Works Application
• Response to Stormwater Management Approval Conditions Letter (No. 16-001014.01L.ms.cm.docx dated 12
September 2016) – provides a summary of responses to Council’s Approval Conditions regarding stormwater
management.
• Stormwater Management Plan (SWMP) Report (No. 16-001014-01A dated September 2016) – provides details of
the stormwater management strategy, detailed response to Council’s Approval Conditions, with corresponding
analysis and investigations.
• Stormwater Management Construction & Maintenance Plan (SMCMP) Report (No. 16-001014-02A dated September
2016) – provides design checklists, construction management and operation maintenance procedures for proposed
stormwater devices.
The above reports have been considered in the latest analysis.
1.3 RESPONSE TO APPROVAL CONDITIONS
A summary of the responses to Council’s Approval Conditions relating to stormwater management are provided in
Table 1-1 below. Some responses have been addressed in other submissions, such as the SMCMP Report
(No. 16-001014-02B dated January 2017).
Table 1-2: Summary of Responses to Approval Conditions Relating to Stormwater Management
Item Brief Summary of Item Response to Item
59 Adequate flood immunity maintained Design of roadworks and drainage network throughout the site ensures
during local and regional events. adequate management of local flows. Refer to Roadworks and
Drainage Plans. Section 3.2.6 in this report indicates basin water
surface levels provide adequate freeboard to allotment levels.
Section 1.1 in this report provides details of regional flood levels below
developed lots.
60 Site earthworks does not adversely Section 1.1 in this report provides details of regional flood levels
impact flood conditions on adjacent or and site filling well outside of regional flood extents.
downstream properties Furthermore, Section 3.2.6 indicates a reduction of peak flows back to
or below existing levels discharging from the site, which demonstrates
no adverse impact to flooding downstream.
61 Design of stormwater drainage and Stormwater drainage and basin detailed design drawings have been
management devices to be certified by certified by RPEQ. Refer to Drawing No. 16-001014-400 series for
RPEQ specialising in hydraulics. details.
62 Minor Drainage System Capacity – 10% Stage 2 Operational Works drainage has been designed accordingly.
AEP storm, Major Drainage System Refer to Stage 2 Operational Works Design Package for details. Future
Capacity – 1% AEP storm stages will also be designed accordingly. Details are also provided in
Section 3.2.8 of this report.
63 No adverse impact to downstream peak Section 3.2.6 in this report demonstrates that proposed detention
flows up to and including the 1% AEP basins are adequate in reducing peak flows to meet this requirement.
Storm
16-001014-01B | STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN COOROY RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, TRADING POST
(SWMP) | PALM LAKE RESORTS ROAD, COOROY |3
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