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Attachment 4 - Stormwater Management Plan by O2 · MCU13/0251
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2. Site Characteristics
2.1. Land Use
The proposed development site is currently vacant, with the exception of the caretakers residence, but was
previously used as the Peregian Beach Caravan Park. The site is bound by the Peregian Beach Hotel to the
north, the David Low Way to the east and the Noosa National Park to the south and west.
2.2. Topography and Drainage
Based on mapping undertaken by Healthy Waterways and analysis of Google Earth imagery, it appears the
site is located on the northern boundary of the Coast Creeks Catchment, as illustrated by Figure 2.
Therefore, rather than flowing into Lake Weyba, runoff from the site appears to flow in a southerly
direction towards Stumers Creek.
The site can be considered as a single catchment, with all runoff draining in a west/south-westerly
direction. A heavily vegetated drainage path is located in the south western corner of the site, and receives
runoff from the site as well as the stormwater infrastructure located in the un-named road to the south of
the site. This drainage path is considered to be the sites Legal Point of Discharge (LPD). An existing gully
inlet is located in this road, with the pipe network connected to the vegetated drainage path discussed
above.
A conceptual drainage plan is included as Figure 3.
Approx. Site Location
Figure 2 – Coastal Creeks Catchment (Source: Healthy Waterways)
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN – PEREGIAN VILLAGE MARKET Page 2
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