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The RPEQ shall sign all plans associated with the drainage, certifying that the design complies with this section. The Queensland Urban Drainage Manual (QUDM) shall be the basis for design of stormwater drainage except where amended by this Guideline. The engineer shall ensure that Council’s requirements relating to stormwater quality
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