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d) Stormwater design and management incorporates consideration of climate change impacts to
ensure the intended function and capacity of the stormwater infrastructure and treatment

systems are maintained over time.

e) Stormwater infrastructure provides an appropriate level of flood immunity for roads based on
desired standards of service identified for different flood hazard areas.

f) Stormwater treatment systems are visually integrated into all development designs in a manner
that incorporates natural features and habitats, as well as education opportunities to raise

awareness of the connection of the development to its receiving waters.

g) Stormwater treatment systems are multi-functional providing for stormwater conveyance,
protection of ecologically important areas, passive recreation and erosion and sediment
control.

h) Hydrologic regimes are maintained to pre-development conditions to maintain waterway
stability, protect ecology and groundwater dependent ecosystems, maintain suitable fish
passage, and mitigate flood risk to people and property.

i) Development is designed, constructed and operated to facilitate erosion and drainage control

and avoid release of prescribed water contaminants into receiving waters.

By fulfilling these outcomes, the proposed development contributes to sustainable water management
practices, protects water quality, and minimises its impact on the natural water systems in the region. This

approach promotes environmental responsibility and helps maintain the ecological balance in the area.

We look forward to Council processing the application at its earliest convenience. Should you require any

additional information or have any queries please to not hesitate to contact us.

Kind Regards,

 

Russell Green APIA MQELA
Managing Director
RG Strategic

4 PO Box 1818 07 S474 3873
(5 Noosa Heads [email protected]

QLD 4567 rgstrategic.com.au