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6.0 STORMWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN
The attached plans in Appendix A show the location of key features of the Essence of Peregian
SWMP, and the proposed control measures to manage stormwater across the developed site.
A list of these plans is provided in Table 6-1.
Table 6-1: Drawina List
Drawing No Rev No Date Title
1105-155C-01-01 A Dec 2011 Site Layout
Proposed Stormwater Treatment Device
1105-155C-01-02 C Jan 2012
Details & Layout
Proposed Pipe Routing and Catchment
1105-155C-01-03 C Dec 2011
Areas
Bio-Retention Basin Layout and
1105-155C-01-04 C Jan 2012
Construction Details
Bio-retention Basin Cross-Section and
1105-155C-01-05 C Jan 2012
Construction Details
Proposed Stormwater Treatment Train
1105-155C-01-06 A Jan 2012
Details
Erosion and Sediment Control Plan
1105-155C-01-07 A Dec 2011
(ESCP) - Full Development
Erosion and Sediment Control Plan
1105-1550-01-08 A Dec 2011
(ESCP) - Sta g e I Develo pment
The Site Location (Drawing 01) shows site boundaries of the Essence of Peregian in relation to
the Noosa National Park to the west, and urban development to the north, south and east.
The Essence of Peregian development will install water sensitive urban design features. These
features will capture and hold stormwater in Rainwater Tanks and on the land, with held
rainwater being used for domestic purposes within the residential complex, or for irrigating the
gardens to ensure stable ground cover. Stable ground cover is an important feature of erosion
risk management. Overflow from the rainwater storage tanks will be directed to the site bio-
retention trenches.
Stormwater will be piped directly into Bio-retention Trenches, (Drawing 03 & Drawing 04) which
are depression storages designed to impede water flow. These features will be installed within
fill platforms placed over the existing landscape. The beds will be installed at between 3.0 -
3.5m, which is above the 100 year ARI flood level identified for the nearby Lake Weyba (RL
2.05m AHD) (Brown, 2007). After passing through the Bio-retention trenches, stormwater will
flow into the existing heath wetland on the site, (Drawing 05 & 06) which will act as a buffer to
the national park.
Overland flow will be diverted, via catch drains into the bio-retention trenches (Drawing 06), for
treatment.
The development site does not fall within the flood hazard area nominated by the Noosa
Council (Brown, 2007). The stormwater treatment train is designed to accommodate the most
intense stormwater event encountered during a 5 year interval described by the ARI records
(202 mm/hour over a 5 minute period) (Australian Government, Bureau of Meteorology).
©2012 Simmonds & Bristow Pty Ltd Contrast Constructions J-1005-310 - 13 January 2012
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