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MCU18/001 - Referenced Document - Site Based Stormwater Management Plan · MCU18/0019
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SC7440 – Goodchap St, Noosa 11
4.3.2 Catchment Areas
The subject site has been modelled in its existing pre-development and proposed post-development states
with the catchment areas illustrated in Tables 4.1 & 4.2. In its pre-development state the subject site was
modelled as one hydrologic node to replicate the existing drainage situation for the lot. XP-STORM model
layouts and outputs are included in Appendix C of this report.
Node Description % Impervious Area (Ha)
Landscape 0 0.512
‘PRE’
Roof 100 0.162
Total Catchment (ha) 24 0.674
Table 4.1 - Pre Development Node Sub-Catchment Areas
Node Description % Impervious Area (Ha)
‘TANK’ Roof 100 0.400
Carpark/hardstand areas 100 0.085
Landscape 0 0.189
Total Catchment (ha) 72 0.674
Table 4.2 - Post Development Sub–Catchment Areas
4.3.3 Roughness Coefficients
The conduits and links used within the model are based on the ultimate design scenario for the internal
roadways and overland flow paths. Mannings “n” roughness coefficient values are specified as 0.014 for
RCP pipes and 0.011 for uPVC pipes.
For overland flow within the sub-catchment areas a Mannings “n” value of 0.014 for concrete areas and
0.045 for vegetated areas was adopted.
4.3.4 Storm Events
Storm patterns were setup using Australian Rainfall and Runoff (ARR 1987) storm patterns for Area 3 with
intensity frequency duration data taken for the local area. Storm durations of 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 45, 60 and
90 minutes were investigated for the pre and post developed scenarios.
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