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OPW20.0191 NC IR response
Attached to the e-mail OPW20/0191 - Response to Information Request - 707 Kinmond Creek Rd.
Engineering Response to Item 4
PO10 of the Water Quality and Drainage Code and demonstration how the proposed
works are compliant with this portion of the code is shown in Table 2 below is listed
below.
Performance Acceptable Outcomes Demonstrated Compliance
Outcomes with PO10
Hydrology AO10.1 – There is no change to the
and waterway stability AO10 pre and post stormwater discharge
PO10 The development is designed to: rates.
Development prevents 1. limit the peak 1
increased bed and bank year ARI event discharge AO10.2 – There is no increase to
erosion and sedimentation within the impervious area
in receiving waterways by receiving waterway to the
avoiding changes in low pre-development peak 1 AO10.3 – The proposed development
rate, peak flow run-off and year discharge; will include some capture and re-use of
flow duration. 2. maximise pervious areas by stormwater via the proposed dams.
using pervious alternatives These dams will be used to assist in
for otherwise impervious providing water for livestock and
areas wherever possible; irrigation if required.
3. provide for capture and
reuse of stormwater for non- A010.4 – No detention features are
potable purposes for required as the proposed development
gardening, toilet flushing, will not result in an increase in
laundry and hot water supply stormwater discharge.
uses;
4. incorporate appropriate AO10.5 – The proposed outlets to the
detention features; and streams have incorporated natural
5. incorporate natural channel channel design principles. These
design principles principles ensure that the discharge of
stormwater into Kinmond Creek occurs
Editor’s note: The Sustainable Building at the invert of the creek to ensure that
Design Code includes requirements for bank erosion does not occur.
stormwater capture and reuse. Furthermore, measures such as a
plunge pool and large stone pitching
has been used near the entry to the
creek to ensure stormwater velocities
of water entering the creek are
minimised. The reduced stormwater
velocities will ensure that the
development does not increase creek
bed and bank erosion.
Table 2 – PO10 of the Water Quality and Drainage Code and how the proposed
development complies with this portion of the code.
NC Information Required for Item 5
Provide detailed drawings including information on, but not limited to:
5.1. cross-sections and dimensions of the proposed swale drains;
5.2. stormwater discharge outlets;
5.3. how the proposed swales and stormwater outlets will be stabilised.
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