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Attachment D - Planning Scheme Statement
Attachment C
Assessment Against the Planning Scheme – Water Quality and Drainage Code
PO11 AO11.1
Water sensitive urban design The design and construction of a natural channel Not applicable
principles are applied to achieve or natural channel rehabilitation works are in
multifunctional design of accordance with the Natural Channel Design
waterways, wetlands and Guidelines (Brisbane City Council) having regard
drainage lines that provide for: to local topography, geology and
(a) stormwater conveyance that geomorphology.
uses natural channel
design; AO11.2
(b) protection of landscape Landscape features, plant species and habitat
features and ecological types used in stormwater conveyance channels
important areas including are complementary to the local context and
terrestrial and aquatic natural waterways.
habitat;
(c) aesthetic and passive AO11.3
recreation values; Bank and bed stability and planting densities
(d) flood management and result in a stable channel over the long term and
conveyance of external minimal potential for pest plant species.
catchment stormwater
through the development; AO11.4
(e) landscaping that Water Sensitive Design measures are
incorporates local native incorporated into the development, as detailed in
species; and the document Water Sensitive Designs small
(f) bed and bank stability improvements, new ideas, concepts and sketch
designs for stormwater filtration systems
(Healthy Waterways Water by Design).
AO11.5
Floodplain management is designed in
accordance with the Framework for the
Integration of Flood
and Stormwater Management into Open Space
published by Healthy Waterways Water by
Design (version current at the time of
development application)
PO12 AO12.1 Complies – Please refer to the stormwater
management plan prepared by SCG Consulting
Engineers at Attachment B.
Development protects in-stream Where run-off from or within the site passes
ecology by maintaining pre- through or drains to natural
development low flow discharge channels, waterways or wetlands, development
regimes and maintaining fish protects in-steam ecology by maintaining pre-
passages. development low flow discharge regimes in
accordance with the frequent flow management
objectives in PSP6 Engineering Design
Standards - Roads, drainage and earthworks
AO12.2
Instream structures such as roads, bridges,
culverts, and other stormwater infrastructure do
not cause barriers to fish passage and facilitate
the movement of terrestrial and aquatic fauna
along waterway corridors.
AO12.3
Benthic substrate retains a continuous grade
with the direction of flow consistent with the
natural bed profile.
PO13 AO13.1 Complies – Please refer to the stormwater
Development is designed and The location and form of stormwater discharge management plan prepared by SCG Consulting
constructed to maintain surface points do not alter the pre-development Engineers at Attachment B.
and ground water balances that hydrology of receiving surface water or
sustain the environmental values groundwater.
of water dependent ecosystems,
including downstream aquatic, AO13.2
riparian, wetland and terrestrial Developments located on groundwater recharge
ecosystems. or discharge areas are designed and managed
in accordance with a groundwater recharge and
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