CODE OF PRACTICE FOR SUBDIVISION AND DEVELOPMENT

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Part 4 – DrainageWhere it is unavoidable for them to be located in private property, the following ispreferred:• They should be located on drives and right of ways.• They shall be sited clear of building sites.• They should not straddle boundaries.• They should not have sharp changes of direction.• The flow shall not exceed 500 l/s.• The flow depth shall not exceed 0.4m, except that in any accessway, it shall notexceed 0.2m.Design drawings of overland flow paths shall include:• Locality map showing contributing catchment.• Plan, longitudinal section and cross sections.• Structures or other means of minimising the impact on the downstream receivingenvironment.• Provision for access for maintenance.Where overland flow paths cross private property, the Council will require a consent noticepursuant to RMA Section 221 for flows of between 50 and 100 l/s. Overland flow paths onprivate property for flows in excess of 100 l/s shall be the subject of easements in favourof the Council. These conditions may be waived or altered at the discretion of theEngineer.The terms of such consent notices and easements shall prohibit the erection of buildings,fences etc or the storage of materials or planting that will impede water flow in theoverland flow path. Owners shall be made aware of their responsibilities to keep overlandflow paths clear of obstructions.4.2.20 Counterfort and Bored Subsoil DrainsCounterfort and bored subsoil drains shall be specifically designed by a suitably qualifiedgeotechnical engineer. Subsoil drains that are installed for stability reasons shall beconstructed in such a manner as to provide satisfactory access for future maintenancepurposes and CCTV inspection. These drains shall be connected to, and form, an integralpart of the reticulated public system. They must be terminated at the upstream end by amarked flushing device finished at ground level.A manhole must be installed at each change of direction.Subsoil drains must be accurately surveyed and shown on the As-built plans submitted toCouncil, a CCTV inspection must be carried out on all subsoil drains before being handedover to Council.Code of Practice for Subdivision and Development – Edition 5 October 2010 Page 67
Part 4 – Drainage4.2.21 Acceptance and As-BuiltsPrior to acceptance of the completed land drainage system, the developer’srepresentative shall have provided Council with ‘As-built’ drawings of the works includingany overland flow paths and open channel systems (refer Appendix D).Code of Practice for Subdivision and Development – Edition 5 October 2010 Page 68
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Appendix AStatement of Professional
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Appendix BDesign Certificate - Land
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Appendix GStandard Detail Drawings
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