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Appendix G Water and Sewer Analysis
• A free copy of Unitywater’s network models for this location is available to the developer
on request subject to conditions. Please contact Senior Engineer Network Modelling,
Mathy Jegan at [email protected]
Reconfiguration of a in to 3 subdivision
• The developer will be required to provide reticulated water supply to all 3 lots within the
subdivision and connection(s) to Unitywater’s existing water supply network. Water mains
shall be provided along the full frontage/s of the development site for each stage to ensure
future mains extension can occur without disturbing developed footpath and the need for
council approval for works in roads.
• The developer will be required to provide reticulated sewerage to all 3 lots within the
development, including a property connection to each lot and connection(s) to Unitywater’s
existing sewerage network.
Community housing within the subdivision
• Community housing within the subdivision will be required to provide;
o Metered water service to all units within the subdivided lot with a primary meter and
sub- meters in accordance with Queensland Plumbing and Wastewater Code 2010
– Part 4 and Unitywater’s sub metering policy.
o A single sewer connection to the community title lot from Unitywater’s existing
sewerage network and internal sewers with property connection to all units within
the development in accordance with SEQ design standards.
• The connection application shall accompany plans indicating,
o The location of any metered water connection/s and sewerage property connections
including offsets from boundaries and invert levels for new sewerage connections.
o Any proposed large diameter water connections (greater than Ø25mm), above
ground master meter assembly (This shall be located within the development
property boundary) and proposed sub-meter installations.
Fire Fighting Requirements (Commercial or Industrial and Units)
• Direct connection of pressure boosting pumps to Unitywater network is not favoured by
Unitywater. Sometimes the requests may be considered depending on the capacity,
condition and sufficient connectivity of the reticulation system in the area. If there is any
such proposal, details of the pumps (pump curves and design calculations) needs to
be submitted to Unitywater’s Development Services for approval prior to installation.
This request shall include a certification by the hydraulic consultant that the maximum
flow rate of the installed pumps will be no greater than Unitywater’s standards of service,
relevant for the site.
• Unitywater’s level of service towards firefighting capacity is guided by SEQ Design &
Construction Guidelines whereas the internal fire suppression systems of buildings shall
comply with the requirements of AS 2419.Therefore it is the responsibility of the developer
to design and install the necessary infrastructure such as pumps, break tanks etc, so that
the internal fire suppression system complies with the relevant standards.
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Unitywater is a statutory authority that provides water and sewerage services for the Unitywater has certification to
OH&S ISO 4801:2001 Reg No 4260
Moreton Bay, Sunshine Coast and Noosa Council areas. Environmental ISO 14001:2004 Reg No 4259
Quality Systems ISO 9001:2008 Reg No 4258
Revision No: 2 Effective Date: 19/02/2015 Next Review Date: 19/02/2018
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