Attachment B - Code Compliance Assessment.pdf

       (f)   Stormwater treatment systems are visually integrated into all development designs in a manner that incorporates natural
             features and habitats, as well as education opportunities to raise awareness of the connection of the development to its
             receiving waters;
       (g)   Stormwater treatment systems are multi-functional providing for stormwater conveyance, protection of ecologically
             important areas, passive recreation and erosion and sediment control;
       (h)   Hydrologic regimes are maintained to pre-development conditions to maintain waterway stability, protect ecology and
             groundwater dependent ecosystems, maintain suitable fish passage, and mitigate flood risk to people and property; and
       (i)   Development is designed, constructed and operated to facilitate erosion and drainage control and avoid release of prescribed
             water contaminants into receiving waters.


Table 9.4.8.3 - Criteria for assessment
Stormwater drainage design            Table 9.4.8.3 Criteria for assessable development (part)

 Performance Outcomes                            Acceptable Outcomes                          Planning Comment
 Stormwater drainage design
 PO1                                             AO1                                          Complies
 The development and its stormwater              A stormwater management plan is              The proposed development will enhance
 management system is planned and                prepared consistent with PSP6 Engineering    the existing stormwater performance.
 designed having regard to:                      Design Standards - Roads, drainage and
    (a) the natural features of the site;        earthworks.
    (b) the need to avoid impacts and
        potential risks to ecologically
        important areas;
    (c) the likely effectiveness of erosion
        and sediment control and
        stormwater drainage measures




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