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Reference Document - MCU12/0133.04
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Noosa FLC Extension to Existing Gymnasium and Additional Pavements
19 February 2025 Ref. No. 2025.0108
KEY FEATURE DETAILS COMMENTS ON PROPOSED
DEVELOPMENT
Runoff Treatment & - Site runoff will enter the The existing water tank and
Environmental Protection stormwater drainage system infiltration system will be
along Girraween Court. retained. A new MUSIC model,
- The drainage system flows incorporating both previous and
through an existing proposed works, has been
bioretention/infiltration system provided. Refer to ‘MUSIC
before reaching Noosa National Modelling’ Section for details.
Park, Girraween Nature Reserve,
and Burgess Creek.
- While not specifically designed
for the site, the bioretention
system provides additional
environmental protection.
- No significant pollutant loads
are expected due to the site’s
intended use.
Peak Flow & Flood Management - The small increase in The peak flows for stormwater run-
impervious areas will lead to a off from the site is likely to
minimal increase in peak flows increase marginally. However, the
during major storms. run-off will be contained within the
- Approximately 1 m³ of flood road reserve of Girraween Court
detention will be required and which ultimately discharges into
can be easily accommodated in Burgess Creek at the end of the
the final site design through Girraween Court. It is unlikely to
infiltration systems, landscape cause any worsening to third party
depressions, or additional property. In addition, on-site
rainwater tank airspace. detention is likely to cause a
coincidence with external
hydrograph peaks at confluence
locations.
Therefore, no on-site detention is
deemed required or desirable for
the proposed works.
Overland Flow Path - Overland flow paths will remain The overland flow path is expected
Considerations consistent with existing to remain unchanged with the
conditions. minimal increase to hardstand.
- During major storm events,
water will sheet flow across the
southwestern boundary onto
Girraween Court, then west
towards Burgess Creek.
In summary, the proposed works align with the original stormwater management strategies.
Erosion and Sediment Control
This site is considered low risk based on the following erosion hazard assessment:
• Predicted Annual Soil loss (tonnes) = A x B x T
• Where A = R.K.LS.C.P (as per the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation).
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