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Appendix D - Noosa Plan 2020 Assessment
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Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
excess of 0.8m for any water
quality treatment device.
Hydrology and waterway stability
PO10 AO10 Not Applicable
Development prevents increased The development is designed to: The proposal does not involve
bed and bank erosion and stormwater infrastructure that
a) limit the peak 1 year ARI
sedimentation in receiving interferes with a waterway. The
event discharge within
waterways by avoiding changes stormwater management
the receiving waterway
in low rate, peak flow run-off and systems over the site utilise
to the pre-development
flow duration. existing stormwater infrastructure
peak 1 year discharge;
networks over the site and where
b) maximise pervious areas
new infrastructure is required, is
by using pervious
designed in accordance with the
alternatives for otherwise
Sustainable Building Design
impervious areas
Code.
wherever possible;
c) provide for capture and
reuse of stormwater for
non-potable purposes for
gardening, toilet flushing,
laundry and hot water
supply uses;
d) incorporate appropriate
detention features; and
e) incorporate natural
channel design principles
Editor’s note: The Sustainable Building
Design Code includes requirements for
stormwater capture and reuse.
PO11 AO11.1
Water sensitive urban design The design and construction of a
principles are applied to achieve natural channel or natural
multifunctional design of channel rehabilitation works are
waterways, wetlands and in accordance with the Natural
drainage lines that provide for: Channel Design Guidelines
(Brisbane City Council) having
a) stormwater conveyance
regard to local topography,
that uses natural channel
geology and geomorphology.
design;
b) protection of landscape AO11.2
features and ecological
important areas including Landscape features, plant
species and habitat types used in
stormwater conveyance channels
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