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Attachment 7- Site Based Stormwater Management Plan
Attached to the e-mail Response to Information Request - RAL18/0023.
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4.3 MUSIC Modelling
MUSIC (Version 6.2, eWater), a pollutant export modelling program has been used to model
both the expected pollutant loads generated by the development and the effectiveness of
WSUD treatment options selected.
4.3.1 Split Catchment Approach
The MUSIC model is based on a split catchment approach, modeled as various catchments
representing the different surface types in accordance with the guidelines and available site
information. Split catchment surface information can be found in Table 4.2 below (taken
from the guidelines).
Surface Type % Imperviousness
Road Reserve 60%
Table 4.2 Adopted % Imperviousness
Table 4.3 lists the total areas for the surface type in the catchment that was used in the
model. The total area is the proposed total extent of the road reserve area.
Node Area (ha)
West Hofmann Drive C1 0.1150
West Hofmann Drive C2 0.2545
West Hofmann Drive C3 0.1250
Road A 0.2265
Road A Bypass 0.0270
Road B 0.4070
Driveway and Reserve 0.2270
Total 1.3820
Table 4.3 Surface Area of Nodes
4.3.2 MUSIC Meteorological Data
Cooroy DPI (Station 40059) meteorological data was selected for the MUSIC analysis. The
10-year climate period was selected in accordance with Table 3.1 of the guidelines. The
rainfall and evapo-transpiration data for the period of 01/01/1973 to 31/12/1983, with a 6-
minute time step was used in the model.
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