Jellyfish Compliance with SEQ MUSIC Modelling Guidelines · MCU15/0122

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Introduction

Humes is one of Australia’s leading provider of engineered concrete solutions for the civil
construction industry and has a long history of engineering precast and prestressed concrete
solutions, with over 100 years of manufacturing experience.

Since the 1990’s, Humes has been involved with developing and implementing stormwater
treatment devices, and is now recognised as one of the leading suppliers of stormwater quality
improvement devices (SQIDs).

Humes has committed extensive amount of resources and time into the research and
development of its SOQID product line. These include treatment devices such as:

e¢ HumeGard (Primary Treatment — Gross Pollutants)
e¢ HumeCeptor (Secondary Treatment — Sediment/Oil removal)
e Jellyfish Filter (Tertiary Treatment — Sediment and Nutrient Removal)

Testing has been set up for these products in order to prove the performance of the device in
an Australian climate. Specifically, the Jellyfish filter has been exposed to rigorous local testing
at a commercial test site in Ipswich.

Currently, many local councils and regulators in Australia use MUSIC modelling as a method of
demonstrating compliance of WSUD to State Planning Policy (2014). The MUSIC Modelling
Guidelines (Water by Design, 2010) assists with guiding users and regulatory authorities in
using the software with conditions applicable to South East Queensland (SEQ).

This document demonstrates compliance of the Jellyfish Filter with the relevant sections of the
MUSIC Modelling Guidelines for SEQ, to assist the development application process.

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