Flat Rock Creek
Flood Study
The Flat Rock Creek Flood Study represents an in-depth technical investigation into flooding, defining flood levels, extent and velocity for storm events of various severities up to and including the Probable Maximum Flood.
It constitutes the major technical foundation study from which a floodplain risk management plan will be formulated. This Risk Management Plan is currently in the process of being formulated in the aims to reduce the risk and severity of flooding throughout the Catchment.
Documents
Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan
The Flat Rock Creek Floodplain Risk Management Study and Plan constitutes the second and third stages of the management process for the catchment. They have been developed for Willoughby City Council by WMA Water for the future management of flood liable lands in the Flat Rock Creek Catchment. The study firstly details the extent, risk and cost of flooding throughout the catchment. This information is then used to develop a plan to mitigate the risk of flooding throughout the catchment with recommended strategic and capital projects prioritised.