Multi-unit development civil and traffic engineering
Traffic, stormwater, sewer and water engineering for a multi-unit development in Redlands, including Council information-request responses and a State referral assessment.
The work
The work included a traffic impact assessment, stormwater management plan, sewer and water reports and an EPANET water-supply model.
Council responses addressed stormwater quantity and quality, gravity sewer and water supply; a revised traffic assessment supported the State referral response.
- Location
- Redlands, Queensland
- Owner
- Private property developer
- Role
- Civil and traffic engineering and RPEQ certification
- Scale
- Traffic, stormwater, sewer and water reports with Council and State referral responses
- Period
- January–September 2026
- Status
- Reports and referral responses delivered
- Disciplines
- Civil, Traffic, Water and hydraulics
Technology
- EPANET
- Traffic impact assessment
- Stormwater management
Capability
- traffic engineering
- stormwater
- sewer and water reporting
- development assessment responses
Reports
Public issues of the four reports submitted to Council for the development application.
Traffic impact assessmentRevision 4, public issue: access, sight distance, parking and traffic generation.
Stormwater management planRevision 6, public issue: detention, bioretention and water-quality treatment.
Sewer servicing assessmentRevision 4, public issue: gravity connection and receiving-network capacity.
Water servicing assessmentRevision 5, public issue: supply, fire-fighting flow and network capacity.
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