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4 5 March 2012
BRSS6220.000
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Where local government have not adopted a storm tide natural hazard management area, the designed
have not undertaken
storm tide event should be indicated on the plans. However, where local government
information about the areas subject to storm tide inundation, the plans should
detailed studies to provide
indicate the default area which is below highest astronomical tide + 1.5m.
7. Policy 2.3. 1 Future need for access
beaches
.
Report on the measures proposed to provide public access to any newly created or
foreshore areas, including measures proposed to safeguard the stabl’lity of frontal dune
areas.
. Provide details of whether the development wI’ll result in net loss of access to the foreshore
or public usabt’lity of coastal waters and,
if so, demonstrate why the loss may be
acceptable.
Applicant Response
There will be no net loss of access to the foreshore or public usability of coastal waters. The site
a public pathway (south-western side)
and a Reserve
adjoins an existing Esplanade (eastern side),
Please refer
(southern side). The proposal does not create a need for any additional public access.
to plan no. BRSS6220.000-00l REV D and plan no. BRSS6220.000-002 REV A.
8. Policy 2.4. 1 Water quality management
. Provide details of how the development will or may affect water quality of any ad;’acent
coastal waters including coastal waterways.
Applicant Response
As detailed in Design Drawing No. OlA and Design Drawing No. 02A, prepared by
DMC QLD
Enterprises Pty Ltd in Appendix B, the proposed stormwater system is designed to capture all
concentrated flows from roofed areas by pipe, and will directly discharge into an existing system.
will
As detailed in DMC QLD Enterprises Pty Ltd’s covering letter in Appendix B, the development
have net
no of Storm water Quality as the future Roofwater System is a sim/’lar treatment
worsening "
and size as the existing system. No net change in storm water and water quality is expected.
9. Policy 2.4.4 Stormwater Management
. Provide detal’ls ofproposed site drainage particularly with regard to any stormwater runoff
across any coastal dune or wetland areas.
Applicant Response
As detailed in DMC QLD Enterprises Pty Ltd’s covering letter in Appendix B, "it is proposed
that all
new dwellings wI’ll provide sufficient down pipes to a piped roof-water drainage system which will
connect and discharge into an existing storm water pit, which is located in the counC/’l pathway, I"~
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