Bungendore Floodplain Risk Management Plan

Bungendore is located on the banks of Turallo and Halfway Creeks which are tributaries that drain to the southern shoreline of Lake George to the north. The village is situated about 40 kilometres north-east of Canberra near the New South Wales / Australian Capital Territory border.

The primary objective of the Government’s Flood Prone Land Policy is to reduce the impact of flooding on individual owners and occupiers of flood prone land, and to reduce private and public losses caused by flooding. In this regard, the Policy recognises:

that flood prone land is a valuable resource that should not be sterilised by unnecessarily precluding its development; and,
that if all applications for development on flood prone land are assessed according to rigid and prescriptive criteria, some proposals may be unjustifiably disallowed or restricted, and equally, quite inappropriate proposals could be approved (NSW Government, 2005).

The plan summarises the proposed mitigation options for managing flood risk around Bungendore. The proposed options include the extension of existing a levee, installation of overflow channels and construction of contour banks.

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Field	Value
Title	Bungendore Floodplain Risk Management Plan
Publication Date	1 December 2014
Themes	Land and Resource Management
Spatial Extent	Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Tiles by Stamen Design (CC BY 3.0)
Council/LGA	Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council
Author/ Prepared by	WorleyParsons
Publish date	11 June 2019
Update date	27 June 2019
Approval State	Approved
Submitted for approval	11 June 2019
Submitted by	Akhil Sud
Approved	27 June 2019
Approved by	jhudson
Identifier	6908e40c-2114-4093-9c66-cc33ef0d139e

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Bungendore Floodplain Risk Management Plan

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