RFI - Appendix E- Unity Water Letter · MCU22/0140

        o   The survey must be performed using a tracked vehicle with a rotating camera head and the lens is to be
            free of water and obstructive material. The asset numbers shown in the enclosed GIS Map must be
            referenced within the Video and Technical Report. An example of a Technical Report that would be
            accepted by Unitywater is enclosed for your reference.
        o   The Technical Report may be in hard copy and/or electronic format and must identify the location of
            reportable features; such as the property connection and any defects, together with detail to clearly
            establish the extent of the survey; such as the length of main, chainages of defects, etc.

       The applicant will need to provide engineering detail demonstrating that no load from any proposed
        structure over Unitywater’s asset will be transmitted to the existing infrastructure and that any
        footing/foundation within the zone of influence of the infrastructure is founded below that zone
       The attached GIS map indicates an existing sewerage property connection is located on the eastern
        boundary of the site. If it is the intent of the applicant to re‐use this connection, it must be accurately
        located and the applicant must demonstrate a minimum of 1.0m clearance from all part of this connection.
        If it is the intent that the existing connection is to be abandoned with a new connection to be provided, the
        applicant will need to demonstrate that the proposed new connection is compliant with the above clearance
        requirements and also provide detail on the treatment of the existing sewerage property (i.e. cut back to
        property boundary)



Regards,

Tony Stokman | Development Officer
Unitywater
Development Services, South | Sustainable Infrastructure Solutions
Ground Floor ‐ King Street Caboolture 4510
m: 0488 981 217
e: [email protected]




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Unitywater acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land and waters of our service region; the Jinibara, Kabi
Kabi and Turrbal peoples. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
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