Federation Villages - Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan

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Federation Villages Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan

Table 28 Multicriteria Matrix Assessment – Scoring System

BC < 0.1

BC: 0.1- 0.5

BC: 0.5-0.9

Implementation Complexity

Potential design, implementation Major constraints and Constraints or Constraints or and operational challenges and uncertainties which may uncertainties which may uncertainties which may constraints. Risk can increase with render the option significantly increase increase costs or implementation timeframe unfeasible costs or timeframes timeframes moderately

Staging of Works

Ab ility to stage proposed works

Impact on Emergency Services

Change in demand on emergency services (SES, Police, Amb ulance, Fire, RFS etc).

Emergency Access

Flood depths and duration changes for critical transport routes

Impact on critical and/or vulnerable facilities 1

Disruption to critical facilities

Impact on Properties

No. of properties flooded over floor. Across all events

Works cannot be staged

Major disbenefit

Moderate Disbenefit

Minor Disbenefit

2-5 adversely affected

IC

>5 adversely affected

<2 adversely affected

BL

Moderately increased in Significantly increased in populated area Slightly increased highly populated area (Increasing by 2 or more (Increase by 1 category) (Increasing to H5/H6) categories)

Community Flood Awareness

Change in community flood awareness, preparedness and response

Social disruption

Closure of or restricted access to community facilities (including recreation)

Normal access Normal access routes No Change to acess but significantly reduced or moderately reduced or facilities disrupted for up facilities disrupted for > 5 facilities disrupted for 2to 12 hours days 4 days

Community and stakeholder support2

Level of agreement (expressed via formal sub missions and informal discussions)

Strong opposition by numerous submissions

Impacts or b enefits to flora/fauna

Capital and ongoing costs and funding sources availab le

BC: 1.0 - 1.4

BC: 1.4 - 1.7

BC >1.7

NA

Constraints that can be overcome with moderate investment of time and resources

Constraints that can be overcome easily

No constraints or uncertainties

NA

Some minor components of the works may be staged

Some major components of the works may be staged

Neutral

Minor Benefit

Moderate Benefit

Major Benefit

No Change

Moderate decrease in local or main road flooding

Significant decrease in main road flooding

Local and main roads previously flooded now flood free

No Change

Period of inoperation reduced by 0-4 hours

Period of inoperation reduced by > 4 hours

Prevents disruption of critical facility altogether

None

<2 benefitted

2 to 5 benefitted

>5 benefitted

No Change

Slightly reduced (Decrease by 1 category)

Moderately reduced in populated area (Decrease by 2 or more categories)

Significantly reduced in highly populated area (Decrease from H5/H6)

No Change

Slightly improved

Moderately improved

Significantly improved

Reduces duration of access disruption or facility disruption by up to 12 hours Individual submissions with support Planting of isolated trees, minor landscapng. Reduced impact on contributory item within a heritage conservation area Moderate capital and ongoing costs, partial funding available; or low capital and ongoing costs, no funding available

Reduces duration of access disruptioin or facility disruption by 2-4 days

Prevents disruption of access or facility altogether

Moderate support in several submissions

Strong support by numerous submissions

Likely isolated vegetation/habitat benefits

Likely broad-scale vegetation/habitat benefits

Reduced impact on local heritage item

Reduced impact on State, National or Aboriginal Heritage item

BC = 1 (Or NA)

R

Slightly reduced

No Change

Individual submissions with opposition

Neutral

Likely isolated vegetation/habitat impacts

Removal of isolated trees, minor landscapng.

Neutral

Likely impact on State, National or Aboriginal Heritage Item

Likely impact on local heritage item

Likely impact on contributory item within a heritage conservation area

No impact

Significant capital and ongoing costs, or no external funding or assistance available

Moderate capital and ongoing costs, no funding available

High capital and ongoing costs, partial funding available

NA

Conflicts directly with objectives of several plans, policies or projects

Conflicts with several objectives or direct conflict with one or few objectives

Minor conflicts with some objectives, with scope to overcome conflict

Not relevant

Likely broad-scale vegetation/habitat impacts

AF

R

D

Moderately reduced

FO

Financial Feasibility and Funding Availability

Level of compatib ility

3

Moderate opposition in several submissions

T

Impacts to heritage items

Significantly reduced

PU

Change in hazard classification

Environmental

Impact on flood hazard

Compatibility with existing Council plans, policies or projects

2

EX

Key access roads Moderate increase in become flooded that Significant increase in local or main road were previously flood main road flooding flooding free Inoperational for several Inoperational for several Inoperational for one day days hours

1

N

-1

Economic Merits

Heritage Conservation Areas and Heritage Items

2

-2

Comparison of the economic b enefits against the capital and ongoing costs

Impacts on Flora & Fauna (inc. street trees)

1

Score 0

-3

H IB IT IO

Metric

Other Aspects

Social

Economic

Criteria

Minor support for one or few objectives

Low to moderate capital Full external funding and and ongoing costs, management available partial funding available

Some support for Achieving objectives of several objectives, or several plans, policies or achieving one objective projects

Critical facilities are those properties that, if flooded, would result in severe consequences to public health and safety. These may include fire, ambulance and police stations, hospitals, water and electricity supply, buses/train stations and chemical plants. Vulnerable facilities refer to those properties with vulnerable occupants, such as nursing homes or schools. Community and stakeholder support scores will be completed following Public Exhibition

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10. REFERENCES

14min
pages 92-121

9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

0
page 91

Table 30: Floodplain Risk Management Plan

17min
pages 85-90

Discussion of Results

1min
page 83

8. DRAFT FLOODPLAIN RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN

0
page 84

6.5.3. Improvements to Driver Safety

5min
pages 75-77

Table 28 Multicriteria Matrix Assessment – Scoring System

4min
page 81

6.5.2. Community Flood Awareness and Education

6min
pages 71-74

6.4.7. Section 10.7 Planning Certificates

4min
pages 68-69

6.4.6. Planning Controls to Managing Future Development

2min
page 67

Table 25: Summary of Freeboard Asessment

4min
pages 62-63

6.4.3. Voluntary House Raising

1min
page 65

6.4.2. Flood Planning Area

2min
page 64

Table 24: Likelihood of given design events occurring in a period of 70 years

6min
pages 59-61

Flood Modification Measures

2min
page 56

4.2.2. NSW Flood Prone Land Policy

1min
page 29

1.2.2. Floodplain Risk Management Draft Plan Objectives

1min
page 14

5.6.3. First Event Flooded

2min
pages 53-54

Assessment Methodology

1min
page 44

4.3.2. Development Control Plan

4min
pages 41-42

4.2.4. Section 10.7 Planning Certificates

4min
pages 33-34

4.2.3. Flood Prone Land Package

5min
pages 30-32

Engagement with Local Primary Schools

2min
page 25
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