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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version
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Log in to see the plans as drawnType of development Flood Level (Defined Flood Minimum design level – surface Minimum finished floor level
Event ) for a 2100 planning level
period
Essential community infrastructure (recommended flood level) Editor's note Some emergency services and police facilities
(e.g. water police and search and rescue operations) are dependent on direct water access. The flood levels do not apply to these
aspects but other operational areas should be located above the recommended flood level to the greatest extent feasible.
Emergency services , other 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical flood
than police station level level + 1m
Police facilities 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical flood
level level + 1m
Hospital and associated 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical flood
facilities level level + 1m
Stores of valuable records or 0.5% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical flood
items of historical or cultural level level + 1m
significance
Essential infrastructure (recommended flood level) Editor's note The recommended flood level only applies to electrical
and other equipment that, if damaged by flood water or debris, would prevent the plant from functioning. This equipment should
either be protected from damage or designed to withstand inundation.
Major switch yard and 0.5% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical flood
substation level level + 1m
Power facilities 0.2% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical flood
level level + 1m
Sewerage treatment plant 0.1% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical flood
equipment level level + 1m
Water cycle management 0.5% AEP DFE/DSTE or Historical flood DFE+ 0.3m or Historical flood
infrastructure (water treatment level level + 1m
plant)
Other Editor's note Minimum design levels for infrastructure apply to standalone infrastructure only. Where infrastructure is
proposed as part of development, the minimum design levels nominated for that development category also apply to the
associated infrastructure.
Manufacture and storage of 1% AEP DFE/DSTE + 0.3m or DFE+ 0.3m or Historical flood
hazardous materials in bulk Historical flood level +1m level + 1m
Access roads and car parking 10% AEP DFE/DSTE + maximum n/a
inundation depth of 250mm
during 1%AEP event at 2100
Collector roads and above 1% AEP DFE/DSTE n/a
Infrastructure other than 1% AEP DFE/DSFE or Historical flood DFE + 0.3m or Historical flood
specified above level level + 1m
Table 8.2.6.5 Minimum Size of Flood Free House Site Areas or Development Areas for Lots
Zone Modelled DFE or DSTE level or where not modelled,
above the highest known flood level
Low Density Residential 100% of the lot
Medium Density Residential 100% of the lot
High Density Residential 100% of the lot
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019**
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