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Noosa FLC Extension to Existing Gymnasium and Additional Pavements
19 February 2025 Ref. No. 2025.0108
Figure 2 Comparison of Runoff Volumes and Pollutant Loads
Table 4 Comparison of runoff volumes and pollutant loads
EXISTING
DEVELOPMENT
COMMERCIAL
CONVENTIONAL
PRACTICE* BIORETENTION
COMMERCIAL WITH BEST
CONVENTIONAL
NOOSA FLEXI SCHOOL
TANKS
NOOSA FLEXI SCHOOL WITH
TANKS + INFILTRATION
NOOSA FLEXI SCHOOL WITH
+ADDITIONAL HARDSTAND
TANKS + INFILTRATION
NOOSA FLEXI SCHOOL WITH
Flow (ML/yr) 2.9 7.8 7.6 4.6 3.9 2.0 2.9
Total Suspended Solids 160 1300 270 330 300 150 228
(kg/yr)
Total Phosphorus (kg/yr) 0.19 3.0 1.2 0.8 0.65 0.22 0.27
Total Nitrogen (kg/yr) 2.1 25 14 7.3 5.5 1.9 2.5
* sized to reduce pollutant loads by 80% (TSS) 60% (TP) and 45% (TN)
In summary, the mitigated pollutant loads are close to existing level and well below a conventional ‘best-
practice’ approach.
Conclusion
The proposed works are consistent with the original Stormwater Management Plan submitted for
MUC12/0133. Additionally, the erosion hazard assessment has been classified as ‘low risk,’ indicating
minimal environmental impact. The proposed works completed to date and proposed as part of this current
application result in pollutant loads in keeping with the optimum results modelled in the original Stormwater
Report and a significant improvement over more conventional approach.
Yours faithfully,
Vancy Li
Civil and Water Engineer
BLIGH TANNER PTY LTD
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