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Appendix G Water and Sewer Analysis
• The Usage of street hydrants as standalone firefighting facility to a building will be entirely
at the risk of the developer. Unitywater will not guarantee that the street hydrants will comply
with the requirements of AS 2419 or of QFES. This applies to dry hydrant systems too.
• It is strongly recommended that the developer submits an application for flow & pressure
information about the water mains that the development is getting connected to. This
information will provide details of the expected flow & pressure of Unitywater’s street
watermain in the vicinity of the development from a hydraulic model prediction. The
application can be downloaded from Unitywater’s web site
https://www.unitywater.com/faults-and-outages/water-supply-problems/water-pressure
(Form 8578)
• Unitywater, at its discretion, may change the operational regime of its water mains.
However, it won’t be changed below Unitywater’s minimum level of service towards street
hydrants. These values are shown in Table 1 below. For more details, please refer to the
latest version of SEQ Design & Construction Code.
Flow available Residual
from Unitywater Head in Water
Type of Use Main main (meters)
(Litres/second)
Residential dwellings of less than 3 storey 15 12
Commercial that is ancillary to residential use 15 12
Multi Storey residential greater than 3 storeys 30 12
Commercial and or Industrial 30 12
• Location of existing Unitywater infrastructure can be viewed at Unitywater’s website.
Precise details of infrastructure are available via Detailed Infrastructure Plan (DIP) on
application. Further information on this process is available at Unitywater website
http://www.unitywater.com/reference library.
• This proposal would require the applicant to apply to Unitywater for a ‘Staged or Other
Connection Application’ which includes application/s for ‘network works’. For further
information on this process refer to Unitywater’s website at http://unitywater.com/Building-
and-developing.
• For current information in relation to all Unitywater’s fees applicable to connection
applications and development related works please refer to Unitywater website at
https://www.unitywater.com/Building-and-developing/pricing-fees-and-charges.
• Should an approval for connection be provided by Unitywater, the developer will need to
apply to Unitywater for a Private Works Quote in relation to the cost for new metered water
supply service connections and live connections to existing water/sewer infrastructure by
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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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