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RFI - Engineering Response · MCU26/0001
Revised Civil Design Drawings included in Appendix A. The existing gully pit
surround and lids are proposed to be replaced in accordance with Noosa Shire
Council Standard Drawing 9223A and previous gully pit 2/1 has been removed
/ deleted.
EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE
• Items 7-9 – Existing Stormwater Infrastructure
The existing Council stormwater line located along the western side of the
property has been identified from available Council records and considered in
the proposed development layout. This alignment is indicative only and needs
to be confirmed through locator services during the construction phase.
The intent of the development is to retain and protect the existing stormwater
infrastructure in its current alignment. Detailed structural design, footing design
and temporary works associated with the basement construction will be
undertaken by the project structural engineer.
The structural engineer will be required to demonstrate that the development
does not impose additional loading on the stormwater asset and that the
proposed footings and excavation works are appropriately designed relative to
the zone of influence of the existing infrastructure. Required protection and
support of the infrastructure will need to be designed and certified by the
structural engineer in accordance with QDC MP1.4 and relevant engineering
standards.
If deemed appropriate through the delivery of the work, the stormwater line may
need to be replaced on the existing alignment.
The proposed development maintains an open-to-sky setback adjacent to the
western boundary to preserve future access to the stormwater infrastructure for
inspection, maintenance and potential replacement works. Accordingly, the
development is intended to maintain the ongoing function and maintainability of
the Council asset.
RAINWATER RETENTION
• Item 10 – Rainwater Storage for Non-Potable Reuse
A single 3,000L rainwater tank is proposed for the development, to be use for
non-potable purposes, being predominantly the irrigation of the on-site
landscaped areas.
Compliance is demonstrated against Performance Outcome PO2, which
requires that development "maximises water efficiency on site by incorporating
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