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SITE FLOOD RISK
The primary source of flood risk to the site and in particular site users relate to flash flooding within
the site and wider catchment from heavy rainfall events. Specifically, there are number of ponds on
the site which pick up runoff from rainfall within the site and overflow down the site and into the
main creek that forms the southwestern border of the site. Although these ponds and other features
are significantly lower than any of the existing or proposed buildings on the site and would not pose
direct risk to those buildings, access routes to and from the site could be subject to inundation and
flooding in more severe events. The purpose of this Flood Management Plan presented in Appendix
1 is to provide a quick reference guide for the site owners and users of the site in an emergency.
We trust this information is satisfactory for your current needs. Should you have any questions,
please feel free to contact the undersigned.
Written By: Reviewed By:
Craig Smerdon Nick Ward
Senior Civil Engineer Chief Operating Officer
328 Upper Pinbarren Creek Road 16 September 2023
Document Set ID: 23436134
22593170
Version: 2,
1, Version Date: 28/04/2025
22/09/2023
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