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MCU21.0117 OPW21.0199-Att 5 Stormwater · MCU21/0117
5. CONCLUSION
This Stormwater Management Report has outlined how the stormwater run-off from the site
is to be managed to comply with the relevant requirements and minimise any adverse
impacts to the downstream catchments.
• The existing site and upstream catchments’ drainage patterns currently discharge
from the site as overland (potentially nuisance) flows into adjacent properties to the
north and east of the proposed development site.
• The proposed legal point of discharge for the site will be to the stormwater drainage
system on Pearl Street.
• As none of the existing catchments currently drain to the street, a pre-development
to post-development comparison of site discharges is not suitable for the
development. The existing capacity of the Pearl Street drainage system has been
analysed to determine an allowable discharge from the development to the legal
point of discharge.
The proposed development site, and the upstream and downstream catchments
draining to the Pearl Street drainage system have been modelled under the 1% AEP
storm event conditions to determine an appropriate discharge rate from the site that
will serve to minimise the impacts to the upstream or downstream network and
adjacent properties. It was found that with a maximum pump out rate of 64L/s from
the site, both the proposed internal stormwater network and the street drainage
system can suitably convey storms up to the 1% AEP.
• During construction, erosion and sediment control measures will be implemented
to minimise potential contaminants impacting the downstream receiving
environment. These measures are to be inspected and maintained regularly during
construction.
• In the operational phase of the development, a stormwater treatment train will
provide quality improvements as required by the Noosa Council Planning Scheme
Policy. Roof run-off is to be directed towards 4 x 5,000L rainwater reuse and
attenuation tanks that will be fitted with first-flush divertors to will divert initial roof
run-off to on site irrigation of vegetated areas. The tanks are to be plumbed for reuse
for internal (laundry and toilets) and external (irrigation) purposes that will serve to
provide both treatment and reduce the volume of run-off entering the drainage
network. Overflows from the tanks, as well as overland flows from the ground areas,
are to be directed toward the site’s stormwater treatment devices. These are
principally made up of two 12.5m2 bioretention areas that will treat the majority of
run-off from the driveway areas while also attenuating run-off volumes. Ecosol litter
baskets with 200µm filter screens will also be provided to all pits within the
development to ensure treatment for any run-off that bypasses or is unable to be
captured by the bioretention areas. The stormwater system will convey run-off to a
manhole chamber providing further attenuation storage prior to pump-out from the
site. Water pumps, to be specified by a hydraulic engineer, will be used to pump
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