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Page 7 From Table 2.10 of the Engineering Report: Peak 100 year ARI discharge from southern basin is 0.28 m/s, which gives velocity = 0.09 m/s. Peak 100 year ARI discharge from northern basin is 0.05 m/s, which gives velocity = 0.017 mis. The model was reviewed. The model indicated that the peak velocity in the southern basin would be 0.135 m/s and the peak velocity from the northern basin would be 0.025 m/s. Scour due to flow velocities is considered to be negligible. 39. It is proposed that grease and oil filtration devices will be installed on GPTs. 40. All basement car parks, including the RAC basement will drain by gravity means to the bioretention basins. Refer to attachment for further details. 41. RAC basement plans now include gated drains to facilitate gravity feed of stormwater as per item 40 above. Ecological Impacts 42. It is suggested that single high ARI events (Q1 and above) have minimal long term ecological impact. The bio-retention basin acts to attenuate the peak discharges for high ARI events such that flow volume in equals flow volume out, less minor infiltration or evaporation losses. Refer to attached letter from Place dated 25"" November 2008. 43. This item has been addressed fully in the attached letter by Place dated 25'" November 2008. 44. The proposed spreader channels will act to redistribute collected stormwater in a manner which, as much as possible, emulates the natural runoff conditions for the site. 45. The proposed pergola (open nature) would not impact on MUSIC modelling or bio-retention treatment functionality providing adequate light is allowed for plant requirements. Shade tolerant species may be used as outlined in the Healthy Waterways Guidelines. 46. The location of the bio-retention basin has been constrained by the development layout. Construction and vegetation management plans to be conditioned as part of the Operational Works application. External Traffic Generation 47 - 52 Please refer to the attached report prepared by Arup addressing these points. Gui
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