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1890 Effluent Disposal Review · MCU20/0022
Recommended horizontal separation distances for protection of water quality
Recommended
Feature
Horizontal Separation
• Top of bank of permanent water course; Distance
• Top of bank of Intermittent water course;
“Modified” Advanced
• Top of bank of a lake;
Secondary effluent: 10 metres
• Top water level of a surface water source used for agriculture,
(horizontal)
aquaculture or stock purposes;
• Easement boundary of unlined open stormwater drainage
channel or drain.
“Modified” Advanced
Bore or a dam used or likely to be used for human and/or
Secondary effluent: 10 metres
domestic consumption.
(horizontal)
“Modified” Advanced
Unsaturated soil depth to a permanent water table. Secondary effluent: 0.3
metres (vertical)
Notes:
The separation distances are recommended and the local government may upon considering the
public health and environmental risks reduce or increase the distances given.
4 Design Consideration
4.1 Design Parameters (Residence)
The “design” soil category is based on 5 – light clay.
The inferred design-loading rate (DIR) for these soil types is 3mm/day
Wastewater flow allowance for the residence is 120 litres/person/day
For a five-bedroom residence, we have allowed for 7 persons
A spa bath is not proposed
Total loading = 840 litres/day
4.2 Calculated Irrigation Area
For a design irrigation rate (DIR) of 3mm /day, this results in an irrigation area of
280m2.
4.3 Noosa Council require a minimum 9 fixed sprinklers per 100m² of effluent application
area. We propose twenty-five (25) fixed sprinklers.
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