Response to Information Request OPW20-0145. 19.10.2020 · OPW20/0145

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Provide landscape plans for all bioretention devices, with specific focus on batter treatments and interface
batters and paths and road pavement.

Element Designs have updated their landscape plans to include addition detail for all bioretention devices. Please
refer to drawings ED20265 OPW20E.

If device sizes or extended detention depths are altered, then provide an updated SWMP and MUSIC
modeling which demonstrated that the pollutant load reduction targets are met.

Barlow Shelley have provided an updated Storm Water Management Plan (SWMP) and MUSIC model which reflects
the most current plans. The updated SWMP and MUSIC model are both in accordance and compliant with the
Noosa Council Planning Scheme and Queensland State Planning Policy (2017). We attach a file copy for your
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Provide an amended preliminary Construction Management Plan that addresses Council’s concerns.

Barlow Shelley has provided and amended preliminary Construction Management Plan that shows revised entrance
and parking locations to the development area. All staff and traffic control vehicles will enter the site via Hofmann
Drive and park on proposed Lot 4 (identified on plans). All heavy vehicles, plant/machinery and material deliveries
will gain access from the southern roundabout on Walter Hay Drive into the site, to minimise disruption to the
network.

Clearly indicate if the acoustic fence is to be constructed as part of these works.
The acoustic fence will be constructed as part of these works.

Clearly indicate when the changes to the operations at the current Noosa Civic commercial development are
required and intended.

The operational changed to the current Noosa Civic development will occur once development on proposed Lots 17,
18, 19 and 21 has been completed.

Additional Information:
Availability of Reinforced Concrete Pipe (RCP) has reduced significantly because of recent supply chain changes. It

is requested that Fibre Reinforced Concrete (FRC) pipes with rubber ring joints are used as a substitute for this
development, as per Clause 2(i)(xi) of SC6.7 PSP6- Engineering Standards in the Noosa Plan 2020.

Mark, please do not hesitate to contact me directly if you have any queries relating to anything discussed in this letter.
We appreciate your support in assisting us to facilitate conversations between us and our respective consultants.

Yours Faithfully,

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Stockwell Development Group

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