AGENDA - Sunshine Coast Council

Strategy and Planning Committee Agenda 16 February 2011
Cyclist Facilities
28 Bicycle parking facilities must be provided in accordance with Sprout Architects
Drawing 10012-SD01 Rev E dated 22/12/2010. The facility will need to be
maintained as publicly accessible spaces
MOVEMENT NETWORKS
Frontage Works
29 All pedestrian facilities must be designed to ensure that the requirements of AS1428
for disability provisions have been complied with
30 A loading zone must be established across the site frontage. Specific details are to
be finalised as part of the development permit for Operational Works application
WATER SENSITIVE URBAN DESIGN
31 The development must be provided with a Stormwater Quality Improvement Device
treatment train that is planned, designed and constructed in accordance with
Council’s Development Design Planning Scheme Policy, the Water Sensitive Urban
Design Technical Design Guidelines for South East Queensland (Healthy Waterways,
2006)
32 In conjunction with the submission for an application for Operational Works approval,
a Stormwater Management Plan with detailed engineering drawings and supporting
calculations for each stormwater quality improvement device proposed must be
provided. Detailed design is to be undertaken in accordance with the Water Sensitive
Urban Design Technical Design Guidelines for South East Queensland (Healthy
Waterways, 2006), Council’s Integrated Water Management Guidelines, and must
address the following outstanding major issues
33 The bio-filter component must be redesigned to include a drainage layer and
transitional layer as described in the Healthy Waterways Construction and
Establishment Guidelines for Vegetated Systems
34 Overflow pits as described in the Healthy Waterways Construction and Establishment
Guidelines for Vegetated Systems must be provided to the bioretention component
35 To prevent lateral flow, an impermeable wall must be provided between the two
bioretention and detention components with water directed via piping from the
overflow pits to the infiltration system to prevent short circuiting of filtrate through
lateral flow and subsequent leaking out of untreated water
36 In conjunction with the submission of an application for Operational Works Approval
for the subject site, provide and have endorsed by Council’s Delegate a detailed
Maintenance Manual for all stormwater treatment devices proposed to be located on
the subject site. The maintenance manual shall comply with the requirements of the
Council’s Integrated Water Management Guidelines and the maintenance plan
provisions of the WSUD Technical Design Guidelines for South East Queensland
(Healthy Waterways, 2006)
37 In conjunction with the submission of an application for Operational Works Approval,
provide detailed drawings showing the design of the signage that must be erected to
educate the public of the function of the bioretention device(s). The dimensions,
standard and presentation of construction and locations of such signage must be
detailed on the drawings
WASH-DOWN FACILITY
38 As part of the Operational Works (Roads and Drainage) application for the
development, the detailed stormwater management plan to be submitted must depict
a treatment device as deemed suitable by Unitywater’s Trade Waste Section for
pretreatment of effluent from the wash-down bay prior to its release to sewer
39 Waste water from wash down operations must be directed to the sewerage system
under the conditions of a Trade Waste Permit
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