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2020-10-21 Final Order - Approval Conditions and Approved Plans - P&E Appeal No 61 of 2018 - RAL17-0504
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In the 1992 Historic Flood Event, floodwaters of a maximum depth of 0.4m would have occurred on the
evacuation route assuming the lowest point is at the entrance of the site at approximately 1.5mAHD and the
maximum flood height for the was 1.9mAHD. Figure A-7 shows the evacuation route elevation to be in the
most part above 1.5mAHD. The 1%AEP flood level for site, as per Table 2-3 is approximately 1.61mAHD.
Therefore, the evacuation route is considered trafficable for events up to, including and, to a limited extent,
beyond the 1%AEP flood event.
FIGURE A-7 EVACUATION ROUTE ELEVATION PROFILE (SOURCE WATERTECH 2018)
Onsite Refuge Locations
The development application seeks a reconfiguration of a lot. No built form is proposed as part of this
application. However, as previously stated, the house pads will be constructed to a minimum level of 2.6mAHD,
with a minimum floor level of 3.4mAHD.
The minimum floor level, being above the PMF level then allows for refuge on site as a primary emergency
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Andres Gabarrin | 27 February 2020
135 Lake Weyba Drive, Noosaville
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