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Revised Civil Engineering Response Cover Letter
Item 22.5. As per response to Item 22.3 above, the overflow zone in the detention basin, which includes the riser pipe) is for stormwater to get into the tank and be attenuated by the orifices in the riser pipe. This could be done without the inclusion of an internal baffle wall to the tank but creates the possibility of more debris against the riser pipe outlet and higher dependence on maintenance for the system to function properly. The flows through the riser haven’t bypassed the detention tank, they are just reduced in unattenuated volume into the overflow chamber for the above reasons. The design intention is to build in some longevity and reduced maintenance practicality. The internal baffle wall can be removed if it concerns Council how the tank will function. We trust this satisfactorily addresses the above issues raised in Council’s Information Request letter. Yours sincerely, ____________________________________________ CAMERON LANDRETH – DIRECTOR (RPEQ 19358) BEng (Hons), NER, RPEQ For and on behalf of: BARLOW SHELLEY CONSULTING ENGINEERS (AUST) PTY LTD Enclosed: Updated civil drawings Lot 4 Taylor Court, Cooroy (ref: 2123 R01-R11) 2123 – 3 Taylor Court, Cooroy 5 CL/cl
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