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Appendix 9 - Detailed assessment against the Noosa plan
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Specific Outcomes Probable solutions Response
(if code assessable)
O7 Natural treatment strategies, Refer to the stormwater
including grass swales and bio-retention management report
systems, vegetated filtration strips and
gross pollutant traps, are used wherever
possible.
S8.1 Integration of stormwater quality treatment is
O8 Development design including in accordance Healthy Waterways Water Sensitive
density and scale provides adequate Urban Design Guidelines for South East
footprint to integrate all elements of Queensland and the Water by Design Bio retention
stormwater quality and quantity treatment Technical Design Guideline.
infrastructure including, where relevant,
bio retention basin batters and S9.1 Landscape and ecological features
maintenance access, without the need for (e.g. plant species and habitat types) used
retaining walls. in stormwater conveyance channels are
complementary to the local context, including
O9 Stormwater conveyance channels natural waterways;
use natural channel design principles to
convey external catchment stormwater S9.2 Planting densities result in a stable channel
through the development site and support over the long term and minimize potential for
landscape, passive recreation and invasive weed growth.
ecological values.
O10 Development design and operation S10.1 Methods to prevent gross pollutants Complies
facilitates nil increase in gross pollutants entering stormwater systems and waterways are Refer to the stormwater
entering stormwater systems. adopted that— management report
c) are low maintenance;
d) prevent nutrient leaching in the event
scheduled maintenance is delayed; and
e) facilitate human behaviour change (e.g.
signage, bins).
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