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Section 2.3
Stormwater
Contents
The Contents of this Section are as follows:
page
2.3.1
Introduction
2.3.2
Performance Criteria
2.3.3
Design Guidelines
2.3.4
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2.3.5
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2.3.6
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2.3
Stormwater
2.3.1
Introduction
2.3.2
Performance Criteria
Provide rural lots with an area suitable for effluent disposal that is free from
inundation in a 10 year return period storm ( 10% probability of exceedance )
and not cause a health hazard during any inundation.
c)
Adequately service the catchment and accommodate the design flows, for both
the level of development at the time of design and that which can reasonably be
expected to exist once the catchment is fully developed as allowed for under the
District Plan.
d)
Adequately service each lot, road area or land area discharging to the point of
entry, to an approved outlet.
e)
f)
Be compatible with the existing drainage network without any adverse effects on
the existing system, and on upstream and downstream properties.
g)
h)
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Enhance the amenity value of any open channels and flood banks with
protection from scouring, erosion or siltation.
j)
Comply with all applicable Resource Consents and minimize adverse effects on
the environment.
k)
l)
Be constructed from approved materials suitable for that use, with a minimum
design life of 80 years, and with a proven record of performance.
b)
Not suffer damage from any anticipated superimposed load and ensure safety
during operation of the system.
c)
2.3.3
Design Guidelines
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Return Period
5 Year
0.4
0.5
0.8
0.5
0.7
0.3
0.9
0.2
0.4
0.25
50 Year
0.6
0.65
0.8
0.6
0.75
0.5
0.9
0.25
0.5
0.3
shall
be
laid
in
accordance
with
the
manufacturers
Pipeline plans shall show long-sections, identifying other crossing services (except water
supply laterals) and other drains with pipe diameters and invert levels.
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2.3.4
2.3.4.1 General
The following clauses relate specifically to construction specifications which apply to
stormwater works. Reference should also be made to Section 2.7 of this Code of
Practice which provides a general overview of construction specifications.
Specifications must clearly explain, in combination with the related construction
drawings, the scope of works. They shall indicate the circumstances and conditions the
contractor may expect to face during the works and requirements the work shall comply
with. While standard clauses may be used, the whole specification must be prepared and
edited for each specific project.
The following topics are included in the discussion of guidelines for specifications:
2.3.4.1 General
2.3.4.2 Standards
2.3.4.3 Construction
2.3.4.4 Pipes
2.3.4.5 Joints
2.3.4.6 Cover to Pipelines
2.3.4.7 Pipe Strength, Bedding and Pipe Surrounds
2.3.4.8 Backfilling and Reinstatement
2.3.4.9 Testing of Stormwater Drainage System
2.3.4.10 Connection to HDC System
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NZS 3109
NZS 3302
NZS 4442
Welded Steel Pipes and Fittings for Water, Sewage and Medium
Pressure Gas
Loads on Buried Concrete Pipes
NZS/AS 3725
NZS 4452
NZS 7604
NZS 7643
A/S NZS 1260 PVC pipes and fittings for drain, water and vent applications
2.3.4.3 Construction
All elements of a stormwater drainage system must be constructed in accordance with
the relevant New Zealand Standards, and with the specific requirements of the design
prepared in accordance with this Code of Practice.
2.3.4.4 Pipes
The following pipe materials may be specified for use in the construction of stormwater
drains provided they comply with the latest amendment of the New Zealand Standard
cited.
Reinforced concrete pipes to NZS 3107 (minimum Class X)
Ceramic pipes to NZS 3302
Concrete lined steel (CLS) to NZS 4442
Unplasticised PVC (uPVC) pipes to NZS 7649. Heavy Duty and Extra HD
High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) to NZS 7604
Corrugated Steel Pipe (CSP) to NZS 4405 for culverts greater than 500mm diameter
outside urban areas
2.3.4.5 Joints
Where thermal expansion of the pipe may occur flexible joints capable of
accommodating the expected movement for a temperature rise of 25C shall be used.
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Minimum Cover
(mm)
375
750
600
The designer shall check that in any particular case the surface load does not require
more cover for the chosen pipe.
Where topographical conditions do not allow the prescribed cover to be achieved,
reinforced or unreinforced concrete protection shall be provided over the pipelines to the
approval of HDC.
2.3.4.7 Pipe Strength, Bedding and Pipe Surround
Pipe strength and bedding shall be selected for suitability under the design loading
conditions. The type of bedding and class of pipe adopted shall be in accordance with
NZS 4451 and the appropriate pipe material standard, or the manufacturers pipe laying
publication.
In general, with good ground conditions, bedding and other trench details shall be as
shown in Drawing 2.3.10. Other designs may be accepted provided they are in
accordance with NZS 4451 and the appropriate pipe material standard, or the
manufacturers pipe laying publication.
In poor ground conditions, potentially unstable ground, or where extreme loadings will be
encountered; pipe strength and bedding shall be specifically designed and certified.
If the pipeline gradient is steep (generally not less than 1 in 10), and/or ground conditions
are poor, sufficient cement shall be added to the granular bedding material to provide a
weak concrete with a strength of not less than 7 MPa. The depth of bedding shall be as
shown in Drawing 2.3.10, and shall be cleanly broken at the pipe joints with a 25mm gap
formed with expanded polystyrene to maintain flexibility.
Where the pipeline gradient exceeds 1 in 10 anti-scour blocks shall be constructed as
shown in Drawing 2.3.11 at the spacings shown in Table 2.3.3.
Table 2.3.3 Spacing of Anti Scour Blocks
Grade
Steeper than 1 in 5
Spacing (m)
5
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2.3.5
To ensure that the stormwater drainage works are constructed to specified standards,
inspection during construction shall cover at least the following details:
pipe sizes
pipe levels
gradient (accuracy better than 10% of the design gradient)
quality, dimensions and reinforcement of all materials supplied, unless these are
supplied by a manufacturer accredited to ISO 9002
trench depth and width
trench backfill material
compaction of trench fill material
materials and workmanship in joints between pipes, manhole risers, etc.
sizes and distances of anti scour blocks
manhole benching and other details.
Inspection on site shall be done by a person with a good knowledge of drainage theory
and construction practice, who shall have reasonable liaison with and instruction from
the design engineer for the works being inspected. The inspector shall not have any
financial affiliation with the contractor carrying out the work. Certification of all Quality
Assurance and inspection work is described in Part 1 of this Code of Practice.
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2.3.6
a width equal to twice the depth to invert plus the pipe diameter with the service
laid in the centre, or
(b)
For watercourses and open drains Council will generally require a reserve to be created
of width as follows:
A width equal to the width of the primary channel and secondary berms, which shall
be provided on each side of the primary channel. In all cases the flood berm width
used shall be not less than 6 metres to allow access for maintenance vehicles.
In urban areas where paths/accessways or broad swales are used the easement
width shall be the larger of the designed width required or 3 metres.
2.3.6.3 As Built Plans
On completion of the works, as-built plans must be provided (refer Section 2.7).
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