Ashbourne Stormwater Mitigation Project

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Alexandrina Council has committed funds in the 2023-2024 Budget towards improving stormwater management in Ashbourne with the aim of reducing potential flood impacts to residents.

In some cases, Council receives short notice on activities and would like to let the community know as soon as possible.

Please fill out the short form to confirm your details here: https://mysay.alexandrina.sa.gov.au/embeds/projects/91771/survey-tools/102894

Alexandrina Council has committed funds in the 2023-2024 Budget towards improving stormwater management in Ashbourne with the aim of reducing potential flood impacts to residents.

In some cases, Council receives short notice on activities and would like to let the community know as soon as possible.

Please fill out the short form to confirm your details here: https://mysay.alexandrina.sa.gov.au/embeds/projects/91771/survey-tools/102894

  • Update - May 2024

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    We invite you to attend a community meeting on Thursday 30 May 2024, 5pm – 6pm at the Ashbourne Community Hall.

    Following the Ashbourne aerial surveys earlier this year, a Southfront Stormwater Management Engineer will present flood modelling and solution recommendations, along with Council representatives.

    There will be time for discussion and feedback.

    Further details to come, but we kindy ask for you to mark this in your calendar.

  • Update - February 2024 - Drone use delayed until Tuesday 27 February

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    Further to community feedback discussions, and in consultation with our engineering consultants, we have increased the Ashbourne aerial survey area which will delay the survey start until next Tuesday 27 February. We are advised that completion of the survey will be Saturday 2 March.

    The additional survey area is shown in below in BLUE.

  • Update - February 2024 (Drone aerial use)

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    Alexandrina Council has committed funds in the 2023-2024 Budget towards improving stormwater management in Ashbourne with the aim of reducing potential flood impacts to residents.

    As part of this project with the aim to reduce potential flood impacts to residents, Council’s specialist stormwater management consultants have organised for aerial surveying to be performed on Thursday 22 to Saturday 24 February 2024.

    This survey is fundamental in collecting catchment and runoff area measurements for stormwater flow and volume calculations to enable accurate design of stormwater infrastructure.

    Aerial Survey Map (within red line area)

    This survey will be performed by Drone Hire Australia Group (DHA) using the latest Drone Lidar technology. Lidar stands for Light Detection and Ranging, which is remote sensing technology that measures distances to assist in the creation of detailed 2D/3D models of the environment.

    The Drones will not be taking photos, just taking digital measurements. DHA are approved by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for this type of activity.

    On the Monday to Wednesday leading up to the Aerial Survey, the specialist Drone team will be door knocking on properties that will have the drone flying over the houses, to explain what they will be doing.

    During the Drone operation and survey on Thursday through to Saturday, please keep clear of the Drone Launch and Landing platform and allow the Drone Operator to concentrate on the drone operation by keeping clear and not disturbing them.

    Should you require further information, feel free to contact Council’s Team Leader Civil and Transport Assets on (08) 8555 7000 or alex@alexandrina.sa.gov.au.

    Council would like to continue to notify community members of activities related to this project. To confirm the best method for contact, we ask if you could fill out the short survey to confirm contact details.

    Visit here to fill out the short survey: https://mysay.alexandrina.sa.gov.au/embeds/projects/91771/survey-tools/102894

  • Update - November 2023

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    Alexandrina Council has committed funds in the 2023-2024 Budget towards improving stormwater management in Ashbourne with the aim of reducing potential flood impacts to residents.

    To facilitate this project, civil surveying contractors from Andrew & Associates undertook a detailed survey in the Ashbourne and Bull Creek areas from Tuesday 7 November 2023 through to Friday 10 November 2023.

    The contractors collected geographic information and land levels for contour maps as well as identified trees, fence lines, buildings, and underground services necessary for designing pipework and stormwater systems. Traffic conditions didn't change and the surveyors were visible along sections of Bull Creek Road, Kirkham Road, Christina Street, and parts of Bull Creek.

    Council communicated directly with any landowners where the surveyors required direct access to specific private properties.

    Image below: The following map details the areas surveyed. The survey work occurred between the green lines.


Page last updated: 03 May 2024, 03:05 PM