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12. APP G. Stormwater Management Plan

Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0102 Development application Part 3 of 4 App G Stormwater Management Plan.

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          Figure 6.2: Bio-Retention Basin Typical Cross-Section (courtesy of Healthy Waterways)


          MODELLING OF THE DEVELOPMENT SITE
          (MUSIC)
          Modelling of the site was undertaken using the ‘Model for Urban Stormwater Improvement
          Conceptualisation (MUSIC)’ as promoted by the Noosa Council and the South East Queensland
          Healthy Waterways Partnership. The development was modelled using the split catchment
          approach. An appropriate type of land use was applied to all surface types within the developed
          catchments; with individual treatment devices assigned the relevant modelling treatment
          parameters. Consequently, a treatment train was established for each catchment, ensuring that
          all water discharging from site adheres to the specified Water Quality Objectives.

          Meteorological data for input into MUSIC was obtained for the greater Caloundra catchment
          from the Bureau of Meteorology. Six minute time step rainfall data was obtained for the climate
          period from 1/1/1980 to 31/12/1989. The catchment parameters of the MUSIC modelling are
          specified within the South East Queensland Healthy Waterways Partnerships’ Water by Design
          MUSIC Modelling Guidelines for South East Queensland Version 1 (2010), and have been
          modelled as such.

          POLLUTANT SOURCE NODE DETAILS
          Tables 6.2 and 6.3 show the pollutant source node parameters input into the MUSIC model.
          These parameters have been utilised in accordance with the South East Queensland Healthy
          Waterways Partnerships’ Water by Design MUSIC Modelling Guidelines for South East
          Queensland Version 1 (2010).

          Table 6.2: Rainfall – Runoff Parameters
           Storage Capacity (mm/day)                        18
           Initial Storage (%)                              10
           Field Capacity (mm)                              80
           Initial Depth (mm)                               50
           Daily Recharge Rate (%)                           0
           Daily Baseflow Rate (%)                          31


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