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Storm Water management plan · MCU12/0133.03
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Noosa Council documents
Bligh Tanner Consulting Engineers
Noosa Flexi Learning Centre Stormwater Management Plan
August 2012
Attachment A – MUSIC Modelling
The following reporting tables outline the key parameters used in the MUSIC Modelling for
this project. The table format is adopted from the Water by Design (2010) MUSIC Modelling
Guidelines V1.0. In accordance with that guideline, where recommended rainfall-runoff and
pollutant generation parameters are adopted, they aren’t reported.
Interested parties can review the model files to verify model parameters.
Table B8 Meteorological and rainfall runoff data reporting table
Input Data used in modelling
Rainfall station Cooroy Composite 40059
Time step 6 minute
Modelling period 1/1/1973 – 13/12/1983 (11 years)
Mean annual rainfall (mm/yr) 1595 mm
Evapotranspiration (mm/yr) 1627 mm
Rainfall runoff parameters Predevelopment: Forested
Post development: Urban Residential (except for natural
landscaped areas which use Forested parameters)
Pollutant export parameters Predevelopment: Forested
Post Development: Urban Residential (except for natural
landscaped areas which use Forested parameters)
Table B9 Catchment definition reporting table
Catchment ID Area (m²) Land use Total impervious (%)
1 (reference to catchment Total area of sub- Residential, Total impervious portion of
plan) catchment commercial, catchment as measured
industrial etc. off development plans
Carpark 370 Residential 100%
Buildings Residential
Knowledge 170 Residential 100%*
Amenities 70 Residential 100%*
Create 318 Residential 100%*
Retreat 210 Residential 100%*
Sound 139 Residential 100%*
Allied/Support/Eat/Gather 497 Residential 100%*
Landscape 3226 Forest 0%
Turf 600 0%
TOTAL 5600
*Note this is roof area, not ground level impervious area
Table B10 Rainwater tank node reporting table
Rainwater tanks
Catchment ID Treatment node 1
Volume below overflow pipe (kL). If greater than 1 tank 20 kL
specify number of tanks, volume per tank and total e.g.
10 tanks x 5 kL = 50 kL
Depth above overflow (m) 0.1
If tanks are lumped, is depth below overflow the same as n/a
a single tank and overflow pipe scaled accordingly
2
Surface area (m ). 10
Overflow pipe diameter (mm). For lumped tanks this 150
must be equivalent to the diameter of the overflow pipe
of a single tank multiplied by the square root of the
number of tanks
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