Stormwater Drainage

Appendix I
Stormwater Report
Mont Choisy Ltée
Golf Course at Mont Choisy
Storm water Management Plan
Issue | 18 February 2014
This report takes into account the particular

instructions and requirements of our client.
It is not intended for and should not be relied
upon by any third party and no responsibility
is undertaken to any third party.
Job number 2968
Arup SIGMA Ltd

Bagatelle Office Park
Bagatelle
Mauritius
www.arup.com
Mont Choisy Ltée Golf Course at Mont Choisy
Storm water Management Plan
Contents
Page
1 Introduction 1
1.1 Objectives 1
1.2 Design Flood Estimation Technique 2
2 Pre Development Drainage 1

2.1 Existing Site Conditions and Topography 1
2.2 Site Geology 1
2.3 Existing Catchment Areas 2
2.4 Flow Determination by HEC HMS 3.1.0 3
3 Post Development Drainage Strategy 5

3.1 Development Components 5
3.2 Drainage Structures 5
3.3 Post Development Drainage Catchment Areas 6
3.4 Flow Determination by HEC HMS 3.1.0 7
4 Golf Ponds and Retention Basins 9
5 Conclusion 10
Appendices
Appendix A
Drawings and Figures
Appendix B
Pre-Development HEC.HMS Results
Appendix C
Post-Development HEC.HMS Results
Appendix D
Golf Ponds Flood Risk Analysis
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1 Introduction
Mont Choisy Property Development Ltd hereinafter referred to as the

Promoter, owner of a free-hold property of a total extent of 682.0134Ha (1615A
82P) under sugarcane plantation at Mont Choisy, has opted to implement a golf
course which will feature an 18-hole par-72 occupying an area of 99.2068 Ha
(235A04P). Refer to Figure 1.1 for site location plan.
As part of the environmental impact assessment report of the Mont Choisy Golf
Course, Arup SIGMA Ltd has been appointed to undertake a storm water drainage
analysis of the project site that will cater for the objectives as described in section
1.1.
1.1 Objectives
The objectives of this report shall be as follows:
1. Pre Development Drainage
An analysis of the site prior to development describing the existing ground
conditions, the runoff flow paths, existing drainage features (if any), site
constraints, boundary conditions and disposal point, low areas and estimated
peak flows for several rainfall return periods.
2. Post Development Drainage

An assessment of the golf project site with its corresponding finished levels
and features shall be carried out. Volumes of runoff shall be determined at
each disposal point, i.e. the golf ponds and other low points. The management
of the storm water within the golf extent shall be defined. The overall post
development drainage assessment shall determine the volume of the pond
water which may eventually be used for the golf irrigation.
3. Golf Ponds
An assessment of the flood levels for each pond shall be carried out for each
rainfall return period.
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1.2 Design Flood Estimation Technique
The Ministry of Public Utilities commissioned a study into land drainage issues,
which was completed in 2002. The report contains guidance on the control of
surface water runoff and suggests how drainage systems should be implemented
in development projects. Reference was made to that report ‘Study of the Land
Drainage System of the Island of Mauritius’ for the flood estimation. It is
mentioned in the report that for catchments greater than 1.5 km2, SCS-UH method
should be used for flood design purposes. However, for a catchment smaller than
1.5 km2, rational method is the preferred technique.
With regards to Mont Choisy Golf Site, though each subdivided catchment area
for either the predevelopment or post development case is smaller than 1.5km2,
SCS-UH method (HEC-HMS Computer Software) is the preferred technique as it
generates runoff peaks and volumes more effectively than the rational method. It
provides a clear hydrograph of the variations of runoff rate with respect to time.

2 Pre Development Drainage
2.1 Existing Site Conditions and Topography
The Mont Choisy site is mostly under sugarcane plantation and partly bushes and
trees as shown in Figure 2.1.1 – Aerial Photography.
The site is bounded as follows:
Due West – By the Mont Choisy - Cap Malheureux B13 Coastal Road which
connects to Grand Baie Road (A4), as shown in Figure 1.1, a reproduction of the
Northern part of Ordinance Survey Mauritius at scale 1:25 000.
Due South - By Grand Baie Road A4 and the existing Morcellement known as
Bois Chandelle.
The existing topography has been surveyed by SAGITERRA Ltd as reproduced in
Figure 2.1.2. In general, the site slopes towards the North with varying levels
from 26.5m to 5.0m AMSL.
2.2 Site Geology

The Soil Investigation Report for Mont Choisy Site was conducted by Water
Research Co Ltd. Three (3) trial pits and three (3) percolation tests were carried
out on the project site. Locations of Trial Pits are indicated in Figure 2.2.
The soil strata observed at the trial pits were homogeneous and comprised up to
300mm of topsoil.
Groundwater was not encountered up to the maximum explored depth.
With reference to the percolation (P) values of the three trial pits as shown in
Table 2.2.1, the soil infiltration rates can be described as highly permeable
according to the Planning Policy Guidance November 2004 which means low
runoff potential.
Table 2.2.1 Percolation Rates at Mont Choisy
Test Trial Percolation (Vp) values in Average Average

No Pit No s/mm percolation rate percolation rate
Depth (m)
Test Test Test (Va) values in (Va) values in
No 1 No 2 No 3 (s/mm) (mm/hr)
1 TP 1A 1.2 34.3 61.2 88.1 61.2 58.8

2 TP 3A 1.5 22.5 22.3 28.7 28.7 125.4
3 TP 2 0.0-0.65 2.4 2.3 2.5 2.4 (BS 6297) 1500.0
4.0 4.3 5.4 4.6 (BRE) 782.6

2.3 Existing Catchment Areas
Figure 2.3.1 shows the existing catchment areas of the Mont Choisy site prior to
implementation. It can be noticed that there are several low areas within the site
towards which the subbasins’runoffs are draining.
Table 2.3.1 Pre Development Catchment Description
Catchment Area Description

No (km2)
C1 0.10 Mostly under sugarcane fields and track roads.

Approximately 2.60 ha do not form part of the Golf
course. Rainwater is intercepted by plantations and
surface runoffs flows to low points located within
catchment.
C7 0.16 Mostly under sugarcane fields, track roads and trees.

Rainwater is intercepted by vegetation and excess runoff
flows towards low points located within catchment.
C8 0.20 The land is under sugarcane plantation which intercepts

rainwater. Excess runoff flows in a north westerly
direction.
C9 0.24 The area is mainly under sugarcane fields, track roads

and trees. The lower part of the catchment forms part of
the Mont Choisy IRS. Rainwater is intercepted by vegetal
cover and surface runoff flows to the lowest point located
within the catchment.
C10 0.31 The area is mostly under trees, track roads and scattered
buildings. A smaller extent is under sugarcane
cultivation. The vegetal cover intercepts rainwater.
Excess runoff flows towards low points located within
the catchment. The lower part of the catchment is
located within Mont Choisy IRS and the upper part is
within Mont Choisy Golf.
C11 0.23 The land is under sugarcane cultivation. Rainwater is

intercepted by vegetation and excess runoff flows
towards low points within the catchment.
C12 0.19
Mostly under sugarcane fields, track roads and trees.
C13 0.12 Rainwater is intercepted by vegetal cover. Surface runoff
flows towards low areas located within the catchment.
C14 0.13

C15 0.10 The land is under sugarcane fields and stables of area
14164.15 m2. Rainwater is intercepted by plantations.
Surface runoffs flows in a northerly direction towards
low points within the subbasin.
C16 0.10 Mostly under sugarcane cultivation. Catchment is

bounded by Mont Choisy Cap Malheureux Road B13.
Rainwater is intercepted by plantations. Surface runoffs
flows towards low points located within the catchment.
C19.1 0.017 Catchment forms part of Mont Choisy IRS. Rainwater is

intercepted by trees and bushes. Surface runoffs flows in
an easterly direction towards a low point.
C19.2 0.03 Area is under sugarcane fields and track roads which
intercepts the rainwater. Surface runoff flows in a north
westerly direction.
2.4 Flow Determination by HEC HMS 3.1.0

The following assumptions were made:
• The sub catchments are treated as single units.
• Rainfall is uniformly distributed over the catchment area and is constant
over time for each storm return period and intensity. The rainfall data used
is taken from the IDF Curves of the Mauritius Meteorological Services
(MMS) at Vacoas.
• No allowance has been made for evapotranspiration, assuming that during
flash flood, the amount of evapotranspiration is almost negligible.
• The surface runoff follows the natural drainage path of the catchment.
• SCS Curve number – 40
% Area – 100
SCS Soil Type A – Low runoff potential
SCS Soil Description – Sugarcane planted on contour.
Manning’s Coefficient obtained from TR55, Urban Hydrology for Small
Watersheds, Technical Release 55, USDA, June 1986.
Channel - Stemmy grass/Brushy Growth = 0.0175
Overland – Cultivated Soil >20% = 0.1700

2.4.1 Estimated Peak Volumes
Table 2.4.1.1 – Pre Development Catchment Runoff Volumes
Catchment Drainage Volume (m3)

No
Area
(km2) 2yr 5yr 10yr 25yr 50yr 100yr
C1 0.10 NIL* NIL NIL 0.1 45.7 161.2
C7 0.16 NIL NIL NIL 0.09 69.8 254.2
C8 0.20 NIL NIL NIL 0.01 34.2 242.2
C11 0.23 NIL NIL NIL 0.04 58.5 322.2
C12 0.19 NIL NIL NIL 0.03 38.4 251.6
C13 0.12 NIL NIL NIL 0.05 47.9 186.9
C14 0.13 NIL NIL NIL NIL 10.9 86.9
C15 0.10 NIL NIL NIL 0.07 46.1 162.5
C16 0.10 NIL NIL NIL 0.07 44.4 162.9
C19.2 0.03 NIL NIL NIL 0.02 11.9 42.9
* - NIL means negligible volume.

3 Post Development Drainage Strategy
3.1 Development Components
The Mont Choisy Golf Course will comprise of the following infrastructure and
amenities:
• The 18-hole par-72 golf course with water features, bunkers etc.
• The Golf Course Irrigation System with its storage pond for the treated
effluents from the Grand Baie Wastewater Treatment Plant
• The Technical Yard/Workshop for repairs and maintenance of the Golf
equipment, the storage of agro chemicals and phyto-sanitary products for
the Golf Course, the HV switchgear
Refer to Figure 3.1.1 for Golf Masterplan
3.2 Drainage Structures

The post-development drainage associated with the implementation of the golf
course and its associated infrastructures have been assessed using the HEC-HMS
software. The main catchments have been sub-divided into 32 sub-catchments.
A cut off drain located on the boundary of the Mont Choisy IRS and golf would
convey excess runoff from upstream to Pond E and Retention Basin 1.
Referring to Figure 3.2.1 Post Development Catchment Hydrology, it is indicated
that the runoff which is represented by arrows (drainage flow paths) from the sub
catchments within the Mont Choisy Golf drains towards ponds and retention
basins within the same catchment. In zones where it would be impractical to use
underground pipes and connect to the storm water ponds, stormwater disposal
solutions such as infiltration trenches, soak aways or ponds is incorporated.
3.2.1 Golf Drainage

The detailed design of the golf drainage will be undertaken by the golf designer.
However, the principles of drainage are as described below.
The primary means of collecting storm water from the green will be through a
subsurface herringbone system of slotted PVC pipes. The latter will thereafter
discharge in gullies and piped drainage network or lined swales and dish drains
which will be located within the rough to eventually discharge to ponds and
retention basin. Access chambers will be positioned within the rough at all
changes in direction (either vertically or horizontally) so that curved sections of
pipes will be avoided, and the risk of future blockage reduced.
A schematic drawing of the golf storm water drainage layout has been
demonstrated in Figure 3.2.1.1.
It is assumed that the area of land outside the rough but within the site boundary
of the golf site will be comprised of sugarcane cultivation. If that area of land is
being developed in the future, the excess surface runoff that will be generated
owing to an increase in imperviousness shall be managed within the same area.

3.3 Post Development Drainage Catchment Areas
Table 3.3.1 Post Development Catchment Description
Catchment Area Catchment Area General Description

No (km2) No (km2)
C1.1 0.05 C11.3 0.07 Catchments are comprised of

golf turf, landscaped spaces,
C1.2 0.06 C11.4 0.004 low points, retention basins
and ponds.
C7.1 0.16 C11.5 0.02
Golf tees and putting greens
C8.1 0.09 C12.1 0.09 surface runoff drains to
herringbone piped system.
C8.2 0.01 C12.1.1 0.05
Most surface runoff shall be
C8.3 0.06 C12.2 0.07 made to channel towards the
golf ponds whereby the
C8.4 0.01 C12.3 0.14 collected water shall
eventually be used for
C9.1 0.15 C13.1 0.04 irrigation. Excess water from
ponds shall overflow towards
C9.7 0.04 C13.2 0.02 retention basins.
C10.1 0.13 C14.1 0.04 At locations whereby it would
not be practical to discharge
C10.4 0.04 C14.2 0.03 runoff through piped system,
infiltration trench/soakaway
C10.5 0.09 C14.3 0.06 shall be incorporated in the
design.
C10.6 0.02 C14.4 0.02
C10.7 0.02 C14.5 0.03
C11.1 0.06 C15.1 0.08
C11.2 0.06 C16.1 0.02

3.4 Flow Determination by HEC HMS 3.1.0
3.4.1 Design Criteria

The following assumptions were made:
• Assumptions mentioned in Item 2.4 are applicable.
• Golf
SCS Curve number – 80
% Area varies
SCS Soil Type D – Soils having very slow infiltration rates when
thoroughly wetted and consisting chiefly of clay soils with a high swelling
potential, soils with a permanent high water table, soils a claypan or clay
layer at or near the surface, and shallow soils over nearly impervious
material. These soils have a very slow rate of water transmission.
SCS Soil Description – Open space – Good, >75% grass
Manning’s Coefficient obtained from TR55 Document
Overland – Grass/Short Prairie = 0.15
• Sugarcane
SCS Curve number – 40
% Area varies
SCS Soil Type A – Low runoff potential
SCS Soil Description – Sugarcane planted on contour.
Manning’s Coefficient obtained from TR55 Document
Overland – Cultivated Soil >20% = 0.1700

3.4.2 Estimated Peak Volumes
HEC.HMS 3.1.0 was used to estimate the peak flows from the catchment to
ponds, retention basins and low areas. The runoff volumes are detailed in Table
3.4.2.1.
Table 3.4.2.1: Runoff Volumes from catchments to main ponds
Pond Subbasin Drainage Volume (m3)

No
Area
(km2) 2yr 5yr 10yr 25yr 50yr 100yr
A C15.1 0.08 198 747 1214 1694 2187 2713
B C12.1 0.09 346 1192 1905 2602 3348 4109
C C11.1 0.06 220 753 1205 1672 2169 2613
D C11.2 0.06 253 868 1390 1925 2505 3038
E C10.1,
C10.7,
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C11.5 0.17 582 1445 2182 2914 3743 4629
F C8.1 0.09 111 394 633 880 1146 1480
G C8.4 0.01 60 209 325 457 588 735

4 Golf Ponds and Retention Basins
The golf course encompasses of 7 ponds and 12 retention basins as indicated on
Figure 3.1.1Golf Masterplan. These ponds and retention basins are located at low
points within the golf course which will capture drained surface runoff from
underground piped drainage system, lined swales and sugarcane areas. There are
other 9 low points located on the site which have been taken into consideration.
The peak volumes for each pond are given in Table 3.4.2.1 for each return period
from 2 to 100 years.
The total pond depth shall accommodate the following:
Table 4.1: Variation of flood levels in ponds above permanent water level
Pond Invert Perma- Final Return Period Years / Flood Level (m)
No Level nent Water
(m) Water Level
Depth Depth (m)
(mm) 2 5 10 25 50 100
(By Golf
Designer)
A 10.7 0.5 12.2 11.27 11.45 11.60 11.76 11.93 12.1
B 9.0 0.5 11.2 9.53 9.60 9.66 9.73 9.79 9.86
C 10.0 0.5 12.0 10.59 10.82 11.02 11.22 11.43 11.62
D 7.0 0.5 9.2 7.59 7.83 8.02 8.22 8.44 8.64
E 3.0 0.5 5 3.73 4.08 4.37 4.67 5.00 5.35
F 6.5 0.5 8.3 7.05 7.18 7.29 7.41 7.53 7.69
G 6.0 0.5 7.8 6.52 6.56 6.59 6.63 6.67 6.71
It is assumed that the pond will also be used as a water feature in which its bottom
part could be lined for permanent holding of water.
Top Level of Pond

(m)
Flood Level
Permanent Water Level
Lined Invert Level of Pond
Section (m)
Figure 4.1: Golf Pond

5 Conclusion
The following hydrological investigations have been undertaken:
1. Pre Development Analysis,
2. Post Development Analysis,
3. Ponds Flood Analysis
It can be deducted from the above that the golf ponds have been sufficiently sized
in order to cater for flood volumes for several return periods which are 2, 5, 10,
25, 50 and 100 years.

Appendix A
Drawings and Figures
Mon Choisy Property Boundary
Golf Course Boundary
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DEVELOPMENT LTD
26 044.88 sqm / 2.60 ha
at Mon Choisy
Grand Baie WWT Figure 3.2.1 - Post Development Catchment
Date February 2014
Scale 1:7 500
Job. No. 2968
Arup SIGMA
Tel.: (230) 601 9800 - Fax: (230) 468 8338
2.50
POND
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0 GOLF PATH
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DEVELOPMENT LTD
LP5 Mont Choisy Golf Course
at Mon Choisy
Figure 3.2.1.1 - Schematic
26 044.88 sqm / 2.60 ha
Stormwater Drainage Layout
Date February 2014
Grand Baie WWT Job. No. 2968
Arup SIGMA
Tel.: (230) 601 9800 - Fax: (230) 468 8338

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Appendix I

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This report takes into account the particular

Job number 2968

Arup SIGMA Ltd

2 Pre Development Drainage 1

3 Post Development Drainage Strategy 5

4 Golf Ponds and Retention Basins 9

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Mont Choisy Property Development Ltd hereinafter referred to as the

2. Post Development Drainage

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2.2 Site Geology

Groundwater was not encountered up to the maximum explored depth.

Table 2.2.1 Percolation Rates at Mont Choisy

Test Trial Percolation (Vp) values in Average Average

1 TP 1A 1.2 34.3 61.2 88.1 61.2 58.8

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Catchment Area Description

C1 0.10 Mostly under sugarcane fields and track roads.

C7 0.16 Mostly under sugarcane fields, track roads and trees.

C8 0.20 The land is under sugarcane plantation which intercepts

C9 0.24 The area is mainly under sugarcane fields, track roads

C11 0.23 The land is under sugarcane cultivation. Rainwater is

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C16 0.10 Mostly under sugarcane cultivation. Catchment is

C19.1 0.017 Catchment forms part of Mont Choisy IRS. Rainwater is

2.4 Flow Determination by HEC HMS 3.1.0

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Catchment Drainage Volume (m3)

C1 0.10 NIL* NIL NIL 0.1 45.7 161.2

C7 0.16 NIL NIL NIL 0.09 69.8 254.2

C8 0.20 NIL NIL NIL 0.01 34.2 242.2

C11 0.23 NIL NIL NIL 0.04 58.5 322.2

C12 0.19 NIL NIL NIL 0.03 38.4 251.6

C13 0.12 NIL NIL NIL 0.05 47.9 186.9

C14 0.13 NIL NIL NIL NIL 10.9 86.9

C15 0.10 NIL NIL NIL 0.07 46.1 162.5

C16 0.10 NIL NIL NIL 0.07 44.4 162.9

C19.2 0.03 NIL NIL NIL 0.02 11.9 42.9

* - NIL means negligible volume.

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3.2 Drainage Structures

3.2.1 Golf Drainage

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Catchment Area Catchment Area General Description

C1.1 0.05 C11.3 0.07 Catchments are comprised of

C10.7 0.02 C14.5 0.03

C11.1 0.06 C15.1 0.08

C11.2 0.06 C16.1 0.02

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3.4.1 Design Criteria

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Pond Subbasin Drainage Volume (m3)

A C15.1 0.08 198 747 1214 1694 2187 2713

B C12.1 0.09 346 1192 1905 2602 3348 4109

C C11.1 0.06 220 753 1205 1672 2169 2613

D C11.2 0.06 253 868 1390 1925 2505 3038

F C8.1 0.09 111 394 633 880 1146 1480

G C8.4 0.01 60 209 325 457 588 735

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A 10.7 0.5 12.2 11.27 11.45 11.60 11.76 11.93 12.1