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BLUE CARE SUNRISE BEACH
ENGINEERING REPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION
within Lot 1, was directed to the Lot 6 basin. The resulting catchment areas for each
basin were: Lot 1, 3.24ha; Lot 6, road and part of Lot 1, 1.812ha. The proposed
catchment areas to each basin are shown on Drawing No. 2383-01 SK02.
Details of the modelled basins are summarised in the Table 2.9.
Table 2.9, Proposed Detention Basins
Basin Lot 1 Lot 6
Base Level (mAHD) 19.5 27.0
Base Area (m2) 735 708
Top of Walls (m AHD) 23.5 30.0
Max. Wall Ht above Nat. Surf. (m) 3.0 4.0
Overflow Grate Level (m AHD) 19.8 27.4
Outlet Pipe Dia. (mm) 0.30 0.15
Spreader Channel Length (m) 60 40
2.6.3 System Performance
The performance of the drainage systems from the developed site, with the above basin
configurations, is summarised in the Table 2.10.
Table 2.10, Developed Site – Detention Basin Performance
Average Basin Basin Basin Basin Peak Undeveloped
Recurrence Max Max Water Discharge Site
Interval Water Depth Peak
Level m Discharge
m AHD m3/s
years m3/s
2 Lot 1 20.968 1.468 0.173 0.140
2 Lot 6 27.792 0.792 0.045 0.033
10 Lot 1 21.593 2.093 0.208 0.223
10 Lot 6 28.381 1.381 0.047 0.052
100 Lot 1 23.160 3.660 0.283 0.385
100 Lot 6 28.986 1.986 0.052 0.090
These results show that, for the 10 year and 100 year ARI events, the proposed basins
will provide sufficient detention storage to reduce the peak discharges, from the
developed site, to values which are less than those for the same average recurrence
intervals from the undeveloped site. For the 2 year ARI event, peak discharges from
the basins are greater than those for the undeveloped site.
The model calculations, however, do not consider the flow losses due to infiltration from
the bio-retention basin filter media into the natural sands underlying the basin or from
the spreader channels. The adopted water quality treatment flows, through the bio-
retention basin filter media, are approximately 0.08m3/s for each basin. These flows
are driven by the head of 0.4m within the extended detention zones of the basins.
From the data presented above, it can be seen that the water depths, within the basins,
during significant rainfall events, will, generally, exceed 1 metre. Infiltration through the
filter media and also into the natural sands underlying the basin will be significantly
greater than the water quality treatment flows of 0.08m3/s. Infiltration losses into the
base and batters of the spreader channels will also be significant.
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