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Attachment I - Flood Assessment
Cooroy Hinterland Park Flood Assessment 5 OVERLAND FLOW ASSESSMENT Cooroy Creek flooding is the dominant source of flooding at the site however design of the park will also need to allow for the local catchment overland flows from the south. There is a local catchment of approximately 4.1 Hectares draining through the site from the south. The catchment extent and flow paths through the site are shown on Image 5-1. Image 5-1 Local Catchment and Site Flow Paths The local catchment landuse primarily consists of road, carparks and commercial areas and therefore catchment runoff will have a potential pollutant loading that is un-suitable for primary contact without treatment. Further consideration on possible treatment strategies is recommended for general water flow along this designated drainage path if it is to remain open and accessible to users of the park. Alternatively, local stormwater runoff could be piped underground to avoid contact with users of the park. J00318R1V1 10
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