RCCC Civil Contracting
Forcett Street Subdivision, Sorell
The Forcett Street Subdivision was a residential development for our client JAC Group. Aimed at providing modern housing solutions within a well-planned community setting. The project emphasized sustainable practices and effective stormwater management to protect local ecosystems.
Subdivision Layout
The development featured 65 residential lots designed to optimize space and accessibility
Stormwater Management
Stormwater Treatment Device: A state-of-the-art treatment system was integrated to manage and treat stormwater runoff effectively, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
Planted Open Swale: The design included a landscaped open swale that promoted natural filtration, enhanced aesthetic appeal, and facilitated the management of stormwater runoff.
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30 Cherokee Drive, Cambridge 7170
Excavation and Dewatering
Rock Excavation: The project involved significant rock excavation to accommodate the underground tanks and associated infrastructure. Careful planning and execution were required to minimise disruption.
Dewatering: A comprehensive dewatering plan was implemented during construction to manage groundwater levels and ensure a safe working environment.
Pump Discharge Filtration: The design included a
system for filtering the pump discharge into Orielton
Lagoon, mitigating potential environmental impacts
and protecting local wildlife habitats.
Sewer Infrastructure
Pump Station: A 7.2-meter deep, 3.2-meter diameter sewer pump station was constructed to manage wastewater effectively, ensuring reliable service for the greater Sorell community.
Emergency Storage: Two 100,000-litre fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) underground emergency storage tanks were installed to provide additional capacity during peak flows, preventing overflow and ensuring environmental protection.
03 6229 8765 info@rccc.com.au
30 Cherokee Drive, Cambridge 7170