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A6880 - Eng - June 2024
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2 STORMWATER QUANTITY - Provide an amended water quality treatment
system that utilises natural processes and materials, whenever possible, and is
integrated into the development to enhance biodiversity and landscape benefits.
Note that Council would be accepting of a bio-basin and/or bio-swales to achieve
the required nutrient and pollutant reduction targets.
2.1 Proposed MUSIC Model Concept
All stormwater generated on the development site will be subject to water
quality treatment via two proposed bioretention basins with a combined
total area of 75m2, filter area of 60m2, extended detention depth of 200 mm
and filter depth of 500mm.
The efficiency of the proposed treatment train has been identified by the
Model for Urban Stormwater Improvement Conceptualisation (MUSICX
V1.1.0) developed by Monash University.
A conceptual layout of the treatment train as input to the MUSIC Model is
shown in Figure 5.4.1.b.
Figure 2.1 : MUSIC Model Layout
The locations and details of the water quality treatment devices are shown on
engineering drawings D01 and WQ01 at Appendix B.
In Accordance with Noosa Regional Council, Water Quality analysis has been
developed in accordance with Noosa Regional Council, State Planning Policy
July 2017 (SPP) and the Queensland Water Quality Objectives (2009) for water
quality objectives.
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A6880/24/ENG/Noosaville 5
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