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Response to RFI 30-03-22
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Suite 14, Clayfield Courtyard
699A Sandgate Road, Clayfield Qld 4011
Ph: 07 3862 1886 Fx: 07 3862 1397
E: [email protected]
March 30, 2022
Our Ref: 20-004
Noosa Council
P O box 141
TWEANTIN 4565
Re: OPW21/0272 MCU20/0128
Information Requested dated 11/01/2022
Further Advice
Water Quality & Stormwater
Item 1.
We have reviewed Council’s requirements for providing severe storms to 1:2000 year ARI as
well as 1% AEP at year 2100 including sever blockage. We feel this is unreasonable,
however, to satisfy Council’s request we have undertaken the following:
- Analysis has been undertaken for the 1:2000 year ARI storm. This is greater than the
1% AEP (at year 2100) and, therefore, should satisfy Council’s requirements.
- With respect to blockage we have incorporated 100% blockage on pits collecting
stormwater from surface landscaping and gardens. We have also provide for a major
blockage of the orifice which has been upgraded to 200mm diameter. We note that
QUDM specifies that blockages only need to be considered where suitable blockage
materials exist within the drainage catchment. This we consider as unlikely in this
development.
- The analysis was undertaken using Watercom’s latest design software “Drains”. We
have included the model for year 2100 stormwater event. The checking module, we
understand, is available to Council for checking purposes. Results of the requirement
for the much larger storm has resulted in the following modifications to our original
model.
a) Upgrade to a number of internal stormwater pipe sizes
b) Slightly modified unit floor levels
c) An overland flow path has been provided around apartment 1.
d) Raising of the bioretention basin wall height to 74.6m in lieu of 74.4m
e) Provision of a weir overflow in the retention tank as well as an increase in size.
Neil McKenzie& Associates | 20004 RFI OPW21/0272 1
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