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B07056.W-01A Complete - Stormwater [As Published] · 132007.2398
Concept Stormwater Management Plan
RSL Care – Cooroy Retirement Village
8.0 WATER SENSITIVE DESIGN CODE RESPONSE
This section presents a response to ‘Division 20 – Water Sensitive Design Code’ of Noosa Council’s ‘The Noosa
Plan’ to demonstrate that the specific outcomes have been met by the proposed development. Specific
Outcomes as set by Noosa Council have been sourced from Section 14.176, Table 14-58 of ‘The Noosa Plan’.
Code Probable Solutions Response
(if code assessable)
Water Reuse S1.1 No solution provided The development proposes retention
O1 Development uses a storage in the form of rainwater tanks
combination of detention and for collection of roof water runoff from
retention systems to capture buildings. Detention storage is
run-off from areas on the site; proposed for mitigation of developed
AND peak flows in the enlarged northern and
southern dams according to relevant
design standards.
COMPLIANCE ACHIEVED
O2 Water storage devices must S2.1 No solution provided All modelling and design has
have sufficient capacity having considered local rainfall patterns and
regard to local rainfall pattern increase of impervious surfaces.
and the catchment area of roof COMPLIANCE ACHIEVED
or other hard standing surface;
AND
O3 Captured water is utilised for S3.1 Captured water is plumbed Captured rainfall runoff is proposed for
all non-potable uses on site to be available for all external non-potable reuse where considered
AND uses including gardening, appropriate. ILU’s will reuse rainwater
irrigation, ponds, filling swimming for toilet flushing, laundry and external
pools and outdoor cleaning, as demands. Apartment buildings and the
well as all ground floor toilet Residential Aged Care building will
cisterns and washing reuse rainwater for toilets and laundry.
machine cold taps; and The captured rainwater in some
S3.2 Where the captured water is underground tanks is proposed for
used for toilet flushing and/or irrigation of landscaped areas. A tap
laundry use an automatic or can be provided for swimming pool top
manual interchange device that up at Community Centre.
allows alternate use of captured
water or the reticulated water Automatic or manual interchange
supply is installed to ensure that devices will be installed to ensure there
there is a continual supply of is a continual supply of water for
water for sanitary flushing and sanitary flushing and laundry use.
laundry use. COMPLIANCE ACHIEVED
O4 On-site detention does not S4.1 No solution provided Detention basin storages have been
adversely impact on water designed to mitigate peak flows to
requirements downstream of existing conditions. Retention devices
the site where the water is have been designed to ensure annual
required to sustain the ecology runoff is not significantly impacted. An
and hydrology of downstream increase of runoff does occur, however
systems (environmental flows); this is considered to be within
AND acceptable limits and natural yearly
variability. Therefore, this development
has no adverse impacts on
downstream sites.
COMPLIANCE ACHIEVED
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