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Appendix D - Engineering Report · REC15/0011
Attached to the e-mail REC15/0011- Development Application - 1 lot into 11 lots plus balance lot - cover letter, IDAS forms, Reports, Plans - email 1 of 2.
Proposed Subdivision
1 George Tewantin
1. INTRODUCTION
Our client, Mark Bain Constructions Pty Ltd wishes to subdivide the site at 1 George
Street, Tewantin into an eleven (11) residential lots. A pre-lodgement meeting with
Council was held on 14 April 2015 to discuss a number of engineering issues
previously raised by Council staff. The purpose of this report is to address these
issues and to provide guidance on the redesign of the concept plans to be lodged
with Council in support of a Lot Reconfiguration Application.
2. PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
It is proposed to subdivide the existing 3.45 Ha site (Lot 1 on RP225016) into 11
residential lots, 6 fronting directly onto George St and 5 battle-axe blocks. The
George street frontage already contains a sealed road with flush kerb and concrete
footpath. As the footpath area is well vegetated with established trees Council has
confirmed that they would prefer to minimise any disturbance to this area.
Stormwater run-off from the existing road needs to be managed so it does not flow
into the newly formed lots. Within the site there are many significant trees including
Koala feed tress that are proposed to be retained as part of the development.
Stormwater quality treatment (and long term maintenance of the same) and
connection of the lots to the existing sewer system in the area are the other
engineering issues that need to be addressed.
3. CONCEPT DESIGN FOR STORMWATER
Discussion have been held with Council and Unitywater staff regarding their
requirements for the site. Council indicated a desire to minimise maintenance for
any stormwater quality treatment devices and asked that alternatives to bio
retention basins be considered provided water quality parameters were achieved.
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Unitywater indicated their preference was for the whole of the site to be commanded
by a gravity sewer with the sewer mains being located on their standard alignment
within the road reserve, but acknowledged that if Council wished to retain trees
within the road reserve then they would consider alternative alignments.
We have investigated the use of bio swales and grass lined swales in lieu of bio
retention basins and found that bio swales are less effective than bio retention
basins due to the lack of detention time of water over the filter media. This results
in a greater area of swale being required compared to a bio retention basin and
thus the long term maintenance requirements for Council would effectively be
greater not less.
Our concept design therefore proposes bio retention basins to treat the stormwater
run-off from the site, however instead of on larger basin, two smaller basins have
been proposed to minimise impacts on existing trees and to make use of the natural
lay of the land. Following discussions with Council at the prelodgement meeting,
water from the lots is conveyed to the bio retention basins via a conventional piped
interlot drainage system. A gravel access is proposed down the eastern and
western side of the site to provide access for maintenance of the bio retention
basins.
In regard to run off from the existing road and footpath area of George Street,
Council has indicated a desire retain the flush kerb detail instead of replacing this
with a conventional kerb and channel. As such it is proposed to provide a grass
lined swale drain on the low side of the existing footpath. This will convey run off
from the road from the crest about mid-way along the frontage to each end of the
site.
At the western end this drain will be directed into the Council reserve and ultimately
to Wooroi Creek. At the eastern end the drain will be directed into a field inlet and
the stormwater piped to the rear of the battle axe blocks where it will be discharged
and dispersed as overland flow to the existing gully that drains to Wooroi Creek, as
is currently the case. It is proposed that future driveways servicing the new lots be
constructed with pipe culvert crossing of the swale drain in lieu of a standard urban
driveway profile. This has been depicted on the concept plans.
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4. CONCEPT DESIGN FOR WATER AND SEWER
In regard to the sewer service we are able to command all of the new lots using a
gravity sewer system connecting to an existing sewer manhole in George St. To
avoid trenching adjacent significant trees along the frontage on George St we have
elected to take the sewer down the side boundary of lot 1 (in the balance lot) on an
alignment that avoids any existing significant trees. At the back of lot 1 the sewer
then traverses the rear of the lots fronting George Street to service these lots
avoiding significant trees. The battle-axe lots are serviced by two sections of sewer,
one along the side boundary of lot 2 and the other between lots 8 & 9, again
avoiding existing significant trees. The proposed sewer system has been forwarded
to Unitywater for initial comment.
In order to avoid disturbance of significant trees at the George Street frontage the
water service to each block has been positioned accordingly. Two road crossings
are proposed to avoid the trenching in front of a large tree in the front of proposed
lot 1 and lot 10. Note a similar approach is proposed for the underground electrical
service.
The above information is provided in support of the response to Council’s
information request dated 26 November 2014.
Prepared by
Doug Reynolds
RPEQ 9072
Tod Consulting Pty Ltd
11 May 2015
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