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Storm Water management plan · MCU12/0133.03
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Noosa Flexi Learning Centre Stormwater Management Plan
August 2012
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ABN 32 061 537 666 Noosa Flexi-Learning Centre Site Based
Stormwater Management Plan, 8th August
LEVEL 9, 269 WICKHAM STREET
2012
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Climate change
Unless expressly stated otherwise, historical climate data has been used in, or underpins, the analyses that are
presented in this report. The historical climate is not necessarily a valid indicator of future climate, which may
contain prolonged periods that are wetter or drier than the historical record used for this analysis. There is
significant variability in estimates of how climate, and in particular, rainfall, will be impacted by various levels of
greenhouse gas accumulation in the atmosphere. Rainfall has a much greater spatial variability than temperature
and some areas are likely to become wetter whilst other areas become drier. Further to this there may be
changes in the seasonality and intensity of rainfall. Such changes in climate could affect the conclusions and
recommendations of this report.
Inherent natural variability in soils and plants
Where particular types of soils are recommended, such recommendations are based on information provided by
soils suppliers, laboratories and published industry guidelines. There can be inconsistencies in the behaviour of
soils under field conditions compared to laboratory conditions, and, for both natural and blended soils, many soils
are non-homogenous and properties and behaviour can be vary. Where particular plant species have been
recommended, such recommendations are based on botanical knowledge and observations of similar species
growing in similar, but not identical conditions. Plants can be sensitive to subtle changes in climate, hydrology,
soil and surrounding ecological conditions. Further to this, plant health is often closely linked to the level of
maintenance provided. No warranty or guarantee, whether explicit or implied is made with respect to the suitability
or performance of soils or plant species recommended in this report.
© Bligh Tanner Pty Ltd August 2012
Version Author Reviewed Approved Date
Version 1 Alan Hoban Chris Tanner Chris Tanner 8/8/2012
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