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Appendix B - Amended Biome Consulting Response
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Item Brief Summary of Item Response to Item
64 Demonstrate the Stormwater Quality Section 4 in this report provides stormwater quality analysis, outlining
Management Strategy meets Water the proposed Stormwater Quality Management Strategy, which
Quality Objectives as per the SPP, 2014. demonstrates compliance with WQO’s for the site. Discussion of the
treatment of external catchment runoff and modelling methodology is
provided in Section 4.
65.1 Letter from Water By Design or eWater In the proposed modelling (refer to Section 4 in this report), there has
where MUSIC modelling deviates from been no deviation from specifications provided in the MUSIC Modelling
MUSIC Modelling Guidelines (2010). Guidelines (2010). Therefore, a letter is not required. As per previous
correspondence with Council, the pond node has not been modelled in
MUSIC. This is a conservative assumption considering that the pond
will capture suspended solids through a process of sedimentation and
provide some reduction of nutrients.
65.2 Contingency plan with costs to be A contingency plan has been provided in Appendix A of the SMCMP
provided to Council. Stormwater runoff Report. Stormwater runoff is to receive primary treatment from
from roads and car parking areas to be proprietary GPT’s that can remove grease and oil, and tertiary
pre-treated for grease and oil. treatment from Bioretention Basins before discharge into the Pond.
Note that all areas likely to generate significant amounts of grease and
oil will be pre-treated by GPT’s. Since the catchment to the Northern
Bioretention Basin is smaller than 5ha and does not contain significant
areas of car parking or road, a sediment forebay is proposed.
66 Stormwater Quality Treatment Devices to Bioretention Basins and the Pond have been designed accordingly.
be designed in accordance with Healthy Details are provided in Section 2.1 and Section 3.1 of the SMCMP
Waterway and Water By Design Report.
guidelines.
67 Stormwater design and maintenance The criteria and framework for design, construction and operational
strategy in accordance with Council’s maintenance for stormwater devices is in accordance with the
approved Framework Letter Report (No. Framework Letter Report approved by Council. Refer to the SMCMP
B14158.W.07L dated 8 October 2015) Report for details.
68 The SMCMP Report to be in accordance The SMCMP Report has been written in accordance with this approved
with Council’s approved Framework document.
Letter Report (No. B14158.W.07L dated
8 October 2015)
69 Owner responsibility for construction, This condition is stipulated in this report.
maintenance and repair costs of
stormwater management devices.
70 Calculations to demonstrate runoff to Energy dissipaters (i.e. rock scour protection) have been provided at
northern swale within the site will not drainage outlets into the northern site swale. Energy Dissipation
cause scour. Calculations and Manning’s Sections (comparing existing and
developed conditions of the swale) are provided in Appendix A of the
SMCMP Report.
71 Any waters captured to be plumbed and The capture of all water for external uses was not proposed as part
used for external or non-potable uses. of the previously approved MCU submission. The capture of all
water on site is not required for the site to meet both Stormwater
Quality and Quantity Objectives to be achieved and is therefore not
proposed or required.
72 Developed peak flows from the site As per response to Condition 63, Section 3.2.6 of this report
during the 63% AEP storm event to be demonstrates that proposed detention basins are adequate in reducing
reduced back to or below existing levels. peak flows to meet this condition.
73 Performance bond to be provided to Monitoring and maintenance costs are detailed in Appendix A of the
Council equivalent to 150% of the value SMCMP Report. A performance bond will be provided to Council for the
of monitoring and maintenance of the first 5 years of full operation of the pond.
water bodies.
Since the MCU Approval Conditions, Council have issued Stage 2 Operational Works Approval Conditions.
Responses to this latest approval are summarised in Letter Report No. 16-001014.02L.ms.cm.docx dated
January 2017
16-001014-01B | STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN COOROY RETIREMENT COMMUNITY, TRADING POST
(SWMP) | PALM LAKE RESORTS ROAD, COOROY |4
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