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2015-03-31 I&S Committee - Item 4 - Attachment 1 - Flood Mitigation Investigation Ashgrove Dr Cooroy
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Flood Mitigation Investigation: Ashgrove Drive, Cooroy
There is potential to modify the channel
configuration during detail design.
Material for the construction of the “bund”, as well Agree - the proposed bund is essentially a flood
as maintenance aspects related to the bund, need levee and will require on-going monitoring to ensure
to be considered (stability, scour potential, long structural integrity is maintained. Detail design
term erodibility) channel should address stability, erosion and scour.
Flood modelling of the current project predicts 1%
AEP flow velocities are less than 1m/s and
therefore grass lining or native planting would be
Is lining of drain required to protect against sufficient. Some local scour protection may be
scour/erosion? required at inlet/outlet subject to final detailed
design.
To be addressed at detailed design stage.
Community impacts (if any) need to be considered,
including consultation Council to Action
Yes there is likely to be environmental benefits
however this may be difficult to achieve if a bund is
excluded from the design.
Proposed work changes the overland flow path
regime in this area. Are there benefits from low flow
Council may wish to assess environmental value of
events still draining toward Ashgrove Drive?
the Ashgrove Drive tributary downstream of the
diversion to determine whether low flow diversion is
desirable.
Access needs to be considered to maintain drain.
Are TMR responsible for maintenance of drain, Council and DTMR to negotiate.
considering it is in the road reserve?
HWMC do not believe extension of the bund is
TMR would not be responsible for any effects required. All lots on the eastern side of Cooroy
caused by surface water levels increases in Cooroy Creek (i.e. Ashgrove Drive lots) receive an overall
Creek downstream of the Bruce Highway (afflux benefit from the works. Land on the western side of
increases from 10 mm to 25 mm). Note: Could Cooroy Creek is owned by a developer and it is
bunding be extended to shield the closest expected that negotiation with the developer would
structures/properties to Cooroy Creek. be the best option here (noting impacts are over
land designated as open space / drainage reserve)
Noosa Shire Council to consult with Ashgrove Drive
Council to Action
residents to gauge acceptance of proposal.
Any resident complaints in regard to loss of
vegetation or perceived increased noise levels to be Council to Note
referred to Noosa Shire Council
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