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F0002-AA007595-AAR-10-SMP · MCU14/0102.05
Attached to the e-mail Revised Amendments to the SMP MCU14/102.05.
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Figure 6.3: MUSIC Model Layout for Convenience Centre Development
The bio-retention areas for each catchment are listed below:
- Catchment 1: 33 m 2 of filter media area
- Catchment 21: 12m2 of filter media area
- Catchment 2b: 12m2 of filter media area
- Catchment 4: 72m2 of filter media area
FUEL AREAS
The proposed development will need to comply with the Australian Standard 1940 – The Storage
and Handing of Flammable and Combustible Liquids. An emergency storage container, capable
of containing, as a minimum, the quantity of at least the largest compartment of the delivery
tanker, is required to be installed to collect vehicle dispensing spillage, blown in rain and tanker
delivery spillages.
It is recommended to engage a suitab ly qualified hydraulic consultant to design the Fuel
Dispensing Area (FDA), Uncovered Forecourt Area (UFA) and the tanker unloading area
hydraulic management systems. Arcadis suggests the use of a specifically designed SPEL
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