Chapter 7 Stormwater drainage Contents 7.1 Introduction 7.1 Introduction The planning, design and implementation of stormwater drainage must integrate the 2 distinct components of stormwater management, that is, water quantity and water quality. The stormwater drainage system must: prevent or minimise adverse social, environmental, and flooding impacts on the city’s waterways, overland flow paths and constructed drainage network; ensure that the design of channel works as part of development maximises the use of natural channel design principles where possible; achieve acceptable levels of stormwater run-off quantity and quality by applying total water cycle management and water sensitive urban design principles. In addition to this planning scheme policy, urban stormwater drainage systems are planned, designed and constructed in accordance with the current edition of the following: (); Australian Rainfall and Run-off; Waterway Design: A guide to the hydraulic design of Bridges, Culverts and Floodways (AustRoads 1994); AustRoads to Road Design Part 5: Drainage design’; – ‘Guide Brisbane City Council Department of Supplement to the ; Integrated Maintenance Manual for Waterways, Wetlands and Open Drains; Local stormwater management plans for: Castlemaine–Caxton Streets Relief Drainage Investigation; – Gellibrand Street Catchment Relief Drainage Investigation; – Gerler Road, Clayfield Catchment Local Stormwater Drainage Study; – Hendra–Doomben Catchments (Kemble Street) Relief Drainage Investigation; – Hendra–Doomben Drain Catchments (Racecourse) Relief Drainage Investigation; – Langsville Creek Catchment Relief Drainage Investigation; – Long Street East, Graceville Local Stormwater Management Plan; – Milton Drain Local Stormwater Management Plan; – New Farm–Teneriffe Catchment Relief Drainage Investigation; – Pashen Creek, Hawthorne Catchment Local Stormwater Management Plan; – Sandy Creek (Indooroopilly) Relief Drainage Investigation; – Stratton Street Drainage Investigation; Sydney Street, Merthyr Catchment Relief Drainage Investigation; – Water and Campbell Street Catchments Relief Drainage Investigation; – Watersham Street Taringa Catchment Relief Drainage Investigation; – Woolcock Park Relief Drainage Study;
Chapter 7 Stormwater drainage Contents 7.1 Introduction 7.1 Introduction The planning, design and implementation of stormwater drainage must integrate the 2 distinct components of stormwater management, that is, water quantity and water quality. The stormwater drainage system must: prevent or minimise adverse social, environmental, and flooding impacts on the city’s waterways, overland flow paths and constructed drainage network; ensure that the design of channel works as part of development maximises the use of natural channel design principles where possible; achieve acceptable levels of stormwater run-off quantity and quality by applying total water cycle management and water sensitive urban design principles. In addition to this planning scheme policy, urban stormwater drainage systems are planned, designed and constructed in accordance with the current edition of the following: (); Australian Rainfall and Run-off; Waterway Design: A guide to the hydraulic design of Bridges, Culverts and Floodways (AustRoads 1994); AustRoads – ‘Guide to Road Design Part 5: Drainage design’; Brisbane City Council Department of Supplement to the ; Integrated Maintenance Manual for Waterways, Wetlands and Open Drains; Local stormwater management plans for: Castlemaine–Caxton Streets – Relief Drainage Investigation; Gellibrand Street Catchment – Relief Drainage Investigation; Gerler Road, Clayfield Catchment – Local Stormwater Drainage Study; Hendra–Doomben Catchments (Kemble Street) – Relief Drainage Investigation; Hendra–Doomben Drain Catchments (Racecourse) – Relief Drainage Investigation; Langsville Creek Catchment – Relief Drainage Investigation; Long Street East, Graceville – Local Stormwater Management Plan; Milton Drain – Local Stormwater Management Plan; New Farm–Teneriffe Catchment – Relief Drainage Investigation; Pashen Creek, Hawthorne Catchment – Local Stormwater Management Plan; Sandy Creek (Indooroopilly) – Relief Drainage Investigation; Stratton Street Drainage Investigation; Sydney Street, Merthyr Catchment – Relief Drainage Investigation; Water and Campbell Street Catchments – Relief Drainage Investigation; Watersham Street Taringa Catchment – Relief Drainage Investigation; Woolcock Park Relief Drainage Study;
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