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HRP17305.L01.001 Irr
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Stormwater Management Plan
Noosa Civic Car Wash
4 Stormwater management
Table 4-1 summarises the stormwater management requirements based on a review of current literature (refer
Section 2). This section also compares the current QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd design to the stormwater
management requirements based on the drawings that have already been developed for the site. Overall, the
car wash design has already taken into consideration many of the management requirements.
Table 4-1 Stormwater management
Stormwater management Design description Design drawing Status of current
requirement reference design
1. Car washing spaces Bunding located on the high Grated drain and bund 1. Design
O291 side and entry/exit prevents diversion design shown consistent with
wash water from combining in: current design
– Car washing spaces are with stormwater
designed and managed Design drawing practises
so that grease and other The wash water is collected A200 Rev 2 (Dec,
substances are and treated within, refer to the 2016)
prevented from entering Hydraulic Services Plan for Hydraulic Services
the stormwater system details drawing 01 and 02
– Grated drain on the low side Stage BA Rev A
of the washing area collects (Dec, 2017)
washing water and
prevents wash water
discharging from site extent
2. Washing area must Car wash area is to be entirely Roof design shown in 2. Design
either be covered roofed design drawing A500 consistent with
(roofed), exclude Rev 2 (Dec, 2016) current design
stormwater or be practises
equipped with a
stormwater diversion
system
3. Bunding in the form of Stormwater runoff from Bund diversion shown 3. Bund
ramp at the entry and surrounding carpark areas is in design drawing A200 dimensions not
exit points to divert mitigated from entering the site Rev 2 (Dec, 2016) shown on the
surface stormwater by a continuous kerb (bunding) design
runoff away from the and planter on the “high” side of drawings
pad the washing area
– Raised
– Raised perimeter bund Wash area design includes perimeter
at least 75-100mm bunding at the entry and exits, bund shall be
which prevents stormwater at least 75-
runoff from adjacent areas 100mm
entering the washing area
4. The washing area pad Existing bitumen paving to Washing area material 4. Design
must be made from an remain described in design consistent with
impervious material drawing A200 Rev 2 current design
such as concrete (Dec, 2016) practises
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The Noosa Plan (Noosa Shire Council, 2017)
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