Original Conditions December 1994

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The Developer shall submit to Council detailed transparency plans showing the “as
constructed" system of sewerage reticulation and other relevant engineering
drawings. The plans shall be submitted to-Council prior to Council accepting works
“on maintenance".

Toxic or chemical wastes shall not be introduced into the sewerage system. .-

Irrigation of treated or untreated effluent is not permitted on the site at this stage
including the golf course. Any request for this to occur will require a special
submission outlining the effects of this on the drainage system and Lake Weyba.

No direct discharge of sewage or treated effluent shall be permitted into Lake
Weyba or Weyba Creek, the existing drainage paths or proposed drainage paths.

WATER SUPPLY

The Developer shall be required to connect to Council's existing water supply
scheme at an approved location with a size nominated by the Shire Engineer to meet
the expected demand flows to the proposed development. The mains extension
from this nominated point to the site shall be at the full cost of the Developer. The
nominated point in this case is located at the’ northern point of the proposed
development site.

Scouring points shall be provided in the water main to ensure water quality.
Water meters are to be provided in accordance with Council policy.

All works external to the site shall be included wherever possible within road

reserves. Should it be necessary for the mains to cross private lands an easement __

will be required to be obtained and dedicated in Council's favour. The costs of
obtaining and dedicating the ¢asement/s shall be borne by the Developer.

Headworks contributions for water supply shall be paid in accordance with
Council's policy current at the time of issue of the building approval, plus CPI
where relevant, and shall become due within fourteen (14) days of such approval.
Deductions as detailed in Council's headworks policy, shall apply to those pertinent
developments which form part of the overall development complex.

A reticulation analysis shall be carried out and submitted to Council prior to the
approval of the first stage of development. The reticulation analysis shall ensure that
the minimum requirements for water flows and pressure as required by the
Department of Local Government guidelines and fire fighting standards are met. If
the development is to-be staged then analysis is required for each Stage of
development.

Internal water reticulation shall be provided by the Developer in accordance with
Council's standards and requirements of the Shire Engineer.