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Stormwater Management Plan
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The most critical events for the site’s catchment are compared in Table 5 below.
Pre-Development Peak Flow Post-Development Peak Flow With
ARI Year
(m3/sec) Detention (m3/sec)
2 0.014 0.013
5 0.018 0.016
10 0.023 0.018
20 0.026 0.020
50 0.031 0.022
100 0.034 0.024
Table 5 – Pre- and Post Development Peak Flows (With Detention)
As depicted in the above table, the peak runoff from the developed site does not exceed the peak runoff
from the existing site.
The peak inundation levels in the tank across the range of storm events analysed are listed in Table 6
below.
ARI Year Inundation Elevation (m AHD) Inundation Depth (m)
2 28.97 0.27
5 29.07 0.37
10 29.15 0.45
20 29.24 0.54
50 29.35 0.65
100 29.45 0.75
Table 6 – Detention Tank Inundation Levels
6.3.4 Stormwater Quality Management Strategy
The development does not involve premises 2500 square meters or greater in size therefore the
development does not trigger the water quality requirements of the State Planning Policy July 2017. As a
result, no water quality improvement devices are proposed as part of development.
The residential development on the lot will incorporate ‘best management practice’ such as roof-water
first flush diverters and landscape swales, where possible, to minimize impacts and satisfy water quality
requirements.
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