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2015-11-26_Response to Further Information- Council
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0095 - Response to Information Request..
TfA Project Group Pty Ltd Noosaville
Further Information Requested Development Response
discharge and without interference with other
underground infrastructure required for operation of A detailed calculations table showing the surface and
the use. invert levels of the proposed stormwater system has
been provided (see attached). This table demonstrates
that the pipe network, including the detention tank, can
be connected to the Council’s stormwater drainage
infrastructure.
Refer to the Stormwater calculations sheet attached.
9. Demonstrate with the preliminary stormwater TfA Project Group Civil Engineer Response below:
drainage design how runoff from hardstand areas will
be captured and reused on site, where possible, and The development does not consider reusing treated
polished through natural treatment strategies prior to stormwater on site. The preliminary stormwater
discharge from site. drainage design captures and conveys run-off from
hardstand areas via gully pits (fitted with Storm Sacks)
and underground pipes connected to a detention tank
prior to discharge from the site. Any hydrocarbon spill
from under the canopy is also captured via gully pits
and underground pipes directed to a Spel Puraceptor
for hydrocarbon removal. The site’s treated stormwater
then will discharge to the legal point of discharge.
Issue – Gross Pollutant Trap Maintenance
Some gross pollutant traps generate and leach water pollutants if not appropriately maintained and can cause non-
compliance with Specific Outcome O6 of the Water Sensitive Design Code.
Information Required TfA Project Group Civil Engineer Response below:
10. Provide confirmation from the applicant that the
expected maintenance costs and labour associated The gross pollutant traps will be maintained and
with maintenance of gross pollutant traps, as serviced by the owners of the development as per the
compared to natural water sensitive design features, manufacturer specifications.
are understood and accepted.
The developer understands and accepts the
maintenance responsibilities and requirements of the
stormwater treatment system (Spel units) proposed.
In accordance with section 278 of the Act, this response comprises our formal response to the council’s information
request.
If you require any further details, please contact me on (07) 3854 2909 or mobile 0437 005 231.
Yours faithfully,
Hayley Edmunds
Town Planner
BUrbDev (URP), MPIA
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