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Richmond Valley Development Control Plan 2012‣ The annual returns will consist of:• The name and address of the operator of the device.• The manufacturers name, type and location of the device.• The date/s maintenance was undertaken.• The name of the person/company who undertook the disposal ofthe material.• The location of the waste disposal site.• An estimation on the volumes of material removed.• A description of the material disposed (eg wet liquid, dry material,predominately leaf litter and sand, predominately fast food wasteetc).• Details of any amendments to the device (if applicable) and thereason for amendments.• Updated Operations and Maintenance manuals (if applicable).(b) Additions & Change of useThe following additional requirements may apply for additions and change ofuse:(i) For Development Other Then Residential DevelopmentIf it cannot be demonstrated that a change of use or addition will not result in asignificant increase to stormwater and/or pollution generation then Councilmay require:‣ measures to be incorporated to off set any increase in stormwater and/orpollution generation.‣ a Stormwater Management Plan.(ii) For Residential Development:‣ Council may require measures to meet the requirements of aThreatened Species Recovery Plan, Integrated Urban WaterManagement Plan, Stormwater Management Plan, Master Plan or otherCouncil, State or Federal policy where the addition or redevelopmentmay impinge upon the objectives and/or targets of that policy.(c) Residential Dwellings/Dual OccupanciesThe following additional requirements apply:Residential lots and dual occupancies must meet targets through theimplementation of measures as indicated in Table I9.2.Part I – Other Considerations – Water Sensitive Urban Design I.98
Richmond Valley Development Control Plan 2012Table I9.2 Compliance Requirements for Residential Lots/Dual Occupancies:Water QualityImpermeable areaRoof areaDriveways wherethe impermeablepaved surfaceinside the propertyboundary exceeds30 m 2 . This appliesto lots under 800 m 2only. There are norequirements forlots > 800 m 2RequirementsOne or more of the following must be installed:‣ Roof water or stormwater tank at least 5,000 L per dwellingharvestable volume capturing at least 50 % of roof area; and/or‣ Infiltration Device/s with upstream sediment filter capturing atleast 80% of total dwelling roof area; and/or‣ Bio retention device with upstream sediment filter capturing atleast 80% of total dwelling roof area; or‣ Other treatment measure where it can be demonstrated by theproponent to the satisfaction of Council that the Objectives andPerformance targets of this section are met.Note. Council may specify treatment measures or restrict the treatmentmeasures available in certain areas.One or more of the following must be installed:‣ At least 80% of total impermeable area diverted to either• infiltration device/s with upstream sediment filter; and/or• bio retention device/s with upstream sediment filter; and/or• grassed / vegetated filter strip; and/or• stormwater tanks with upstream sediment filter.‣ Other treatment measure where it can be demonstrated by theproponent to the satisfaction of Council that the Objectives andPerformance targets of this section are met.Note. Council may specify treatment measures or restrict the treatmentmeasures available in certain areas.(d) Subdivision, Commercial, Industrial, Tourism and OtherDevelopment to which this Policy AppliesThe following additional requirements apply:‣ Development must demonstrate adherence to the objectives and targetsof this policy by:• Undertaking a Stormwater Management Plan where requested.• Achieving water quality targets by utilising water quality treatmentdevices in a method consistent with the waste managementhierarchy, stormwater treatment train and principles of WaterSensitive Urban Design as described in Section I9.2 of this Chapter.‣ At least 80% of the total impermeable area of a site must be treated tothe targets specified.I9.5 Stormwater Generation(1) PreambleUrban development results in significant increase to the level ofimpermeability and subsequently massive increases in the volumes ofstormwater being generated and stormwater peaks. The creation of hardsurfaces also increases stormwater velocities. These increases result in:Part I – Other Considerations – Water Sensitive Urban Design I.99
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