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Stormwater Management Plan · MCU15/0122
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15099 - SBSMP/2
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Option 2
The proposed treatment train has been modelled using the following methodology:
1. Roofwater runoff is captured and directed to the proposed underground on-site
detention system. Outflow from the detention system is directed to a proposed Bio-
retention Basin 1 to be located at the basement level within the south-western portion
of the site.
2. Surface runoff within the upper level car parking and access area will be captured by
various pits containing litter baskets and then directed to an end-of-line proprietary
stormwater quality treatment device to be located within the upper level landscaping
area.
3. Surface runoff from the exposed ramp and basement level areas along the western site
boundary will be collected by various pits containing litter baskets. Additionally, a small
swale along the southern site boundary is proposed to capture minor quantities of runoff
from the southern portion of the site and convey the flows to Bio-retention Basin 1.
Refer to Table 6.5 for details of the treatment train assets.
Table 6.5 - Proposed Treatment Assets
Treatment Treatment
Description
Level Asset
Primary/ 3m wide grassed swale along southern site
Grassed Swale
Secondary boundary.
5 x Enviropod 200 Series Litter Baskets within
the gully pits on the basement level and 4 x
Primary Litter Baskets
Enviropod 200 Series Litter Baskets within the
upper level car park
Secondary/ Humes - Jellyfish JF-1200-2-1 underground
Humes - Jellyfish
Tertiary stormwater quality treatment device
- 70m2 Filter Media Area.
Secondary/ Bioretention
- 400mm depth of filter media;
Tertiary Basin 1
- 200mm extended detention depth
6.2.3 Pollutant Export Modelling
Following the definition of water quality objectives for the site and an assessment of the
treatment options suitable for the development, the most appropriate treatment scheme for
the site was identified. The impact of the stormwater management strategy on the quality of
stormwater runoff discharged from the site has been assessed using the pollutant export model,
Model for Urban Stormwater Improvement Conceptualisation (MUSIC).
Site Based Stormwater Management Plan
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