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Specific OutcomesAcid Sulfate SoilsSO9.For new development in high probabilityareas containing actual or potential acidsulfate soils, the developer either:• avoids the disturbance <strong>of</strong> acid sulfatesoils; or• treats and manages the potentialimpacts <strong>of</strong> the disturbance.Water Sensitive DesignSO10.(i) Stormwater from development is not tocause an intensification <strong>of</strong> volumes atany point on surrounding land uses orinfrastructure (including road and railcorridors).(ii) Treatment and disposal <strong>of</strong> waste waterensures:• no adverse ecological impacts on theenvironment, particularly nearbyreceiving environments includingsurface waters and ground water;• the cumulative impacts <strong>of</strong> on-sitewastewater treatment does not causedeterioration <strong>of</strong> environmentalconditions;• there is maximum capture and reuse <strong>of</strong>treated water and stormwater on-site;and• maximum incorporation <strong>of</strong> WaterSensitive Design elements.SolutionsS9.1In areas <strong>of</strong> actual or potential acid sulfate soils,as part <strong>of</strong> the development application thefollowing is undertaken:• testing <strong>of</strong> acid sulfate soils by a suitablyqualified person; and• if acid sulfate soils are identified, a reportand management plan for the site isprepared in accordance with the Guidelinethat accompanies State Planning Policy2/02 – Planning and Managing<strong>Development</strong> Involving Acid Sulfate Soils.In partial satisfaction <strong>of</strong> SO10.S10.1.Rainwater harvesting systems must be utilisedto supplement the mains water supply for usesincluding, but not limited to, toilet flushing,landscape irrigation and dust suppression.S10.2.Landscape design includes measures toreduce traditional stormwater infrastructure,such as pipes, and increase water storage andground infiltration. Such technologies mayinclude, but are not limited to bio-retentionbasins, filter strips and grass swales.S10.3.Opportunities for on-site water infiltration aremaximised through drainage <strong>of</strong> hardstandtowards permeable surfaces.S10.4.Environmental controls are implemented andmaintained including:• treatments to prevent or minimise erosionand scouring;• detention ponds/ wetlands;• catch pits;• gross pollutant traps;• trash racks;• channeling, benching or other measures todirect flows; and• other drainage water cleaning/ filtrationmeasures such as stormwater sediment andoil separators.<strong>Port</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Abbot</strong> <strong>Point</strong> <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Guidelines</strong> 2010 14

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