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DFE or DSTE based on:-
(i) current climate conditions; and
(ii) incorporating an allowance for the
predicted impacts of climate change at the
year 2100;
(iii) catchment conditions relevant at the time
of upstream or downstream development;
(c) no earthworks (including filling of land or
reduction of flood storage capacity) occurs,
unless:-
(i) such earthworks result in the rehabilitation
and repair of the hydrological network and
riparian ecology of a waterway; and
(ii) an assessment undertaken by a
competent person demonstrates that
reforming of the land does not negatively
impact on the overall hydrology, hydraulics
and flood capacity of the waterway and
does not, in any way, result in the reduction
of flood storage capacity on the site; or
(iii) such earthworks relate to improving
drainage in a drainage deficient area, as
identified on Figure 8.2.7 (Drainage
deficient areas), and are undertaken in
accordance with a current drainage
deficient area flood
information certificate issued by the Council.
PO10 AO10
Development does not increase the severity of storm Development does not involve any physical alteration Development is rural residential development that has
tide related impacts for off-site property for all storm to the storm tide inundation area, including vegetation aimed to not impact the existing drainage systems that
tide events up to and including the DFE or DSTE, clearing. influence the site. Non-worsening and no off-site
based on:- impacts have been achieved for the site.
(a) current climate conditions; and OR
incorporating an appropriate allowance for the
predicted impacts of climate change at the end of the Development avoids or, where avoidance is not
design life of the development. possible, minimises alterations to the site that would
result in:-
(a) acceleration or redirection of flows towards
neighbouring infrastructure and development;
(b) increased local water levels; or
(c) increased breaking wave heights.
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