Acceptable Solution E1/AS2: Surface Water

This resource is no longer current. E1/AS2 (Amd 1, incorporated in Amd 12) (First Edition, Amendment 1 incorporated in Amd 12.),

Abbreviation
E1/AS2 (First Edition, incorporated in Amd 11)
Amendment
First Edition
Version
First Edition, included in Amendment 11
Valid to
2/11/2024
Valid from
5/11/2020

Information provider
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment,
Information type
Acceptable Solution,
Format
PDF,


Description

Acceptable Solution E1/AS2 provides a means of compliance with Building Code Clause E1 Surface Water. Building Code Clause E1 ensures that the disposal of rainwater from external surfaces and confirmation surface water cannot enter the building.

AS/NZS 3500.3, as modified by Paragraph 1.0.4, is an Acceptable Solution (AS2) for the design and installation of surface water drainage systems.

It requires buildings and site work to be constructed to protect people and other property from the adverse effects of surface water. It sets out performance requirements to ensure drainage systems are in place for the disposal of surface water using gravity where possible, and to avoid blockages and leakage.

Scope

This Acceptable Solution is limited to buildings and sitework where surface water results only from rainfall, and which are:

  • a) Free from a history of flooding,
  • b) Not adjacent to a watercourse,
  • c) Not located in low lying area, and
  • d) Not located in a secondary flow path.
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Notes/comments

Amendment 11 of E1 includes Alterations on:

  • p. 5 Contents
  • pp. 7–8 References
  • p. 9 Definitions
  • p. 13 E1/VM1 2.2.1
  • p. 34 E1/AS1 3.2.2, Table 1
  • p. 37 E1/AS1 3.6.1
  • p. 40 E1/AS1 Figure 13
  • p. 44 E1/AS1 5.1.5, Table 6
  • pp. 45– 51 E1/AS1 Appendix A
  • pp. 52–55 New Acceptable Solution
  • E1/AS2 included
  • p. 57 Index
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Amendment 11 of E1 includes Alterations on:

  • p. 5 Contents
  • pp. 7–8 References
  • p. 9 Definitions
  • p. 13 E1/VM1 2.2.1
  • p. 34 E1/AS1 3.2.2, Table 1
  • p. 37 E1/AS1 3.6.1
  • p. 40 E1/AS1 Figure 13
  • p. 44 E1/AS1 5.1.5, Table 6
  • pp. 45– 51 E1/AS1 Appendix A
  • pp. 52–55 New Acceptable Solution
  • E1/AS2 included
  • p. 57 Index
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Acceptable Solution E1/AS2: Surface Water

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Acceptable Solution E1/AS2: Surface Water

Description

Acceptable Solution E1/AS2 provides a means of compliance with Building Code Clause E1 Surface Water. Building Code Clause E1 ensures that the disposal of rainwater from external surfaces and confirmation surface water cannot enter the building.

AS/NZS 3500.3, as modified by Paragraph 1.0.4, is an Acceptable Solution (AS2) for the design and installation of surface water drainage systems.

It requires buildings and site work to be constructed to protect people and other property from the adverse effects of surface water. It sets out performance requirements to ensure drainage systems are in place for the disposal of surface water using gravity where possible, and to avoid blockages and leakage.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 1.6MB)
Acceptable Solution E1/AS2: Surface Water

This resource is no longer current. E1/AS2 (Amd 1, incorporated in Amd 12) (First Edition, Amendment 1 incorporated in Amd 12.),

Description

Acceptable Solution E1/AS2 provides a means of compliance with Building Code Clause E1 Surface Water. Building Code Clause E1 ensures that the disposal of rainwater from external surfaces and confirmation surface water cannot enter the building.

AS/NZS 3500.3, as modified by Paragraph 1.0.4, is an Acceptable Solution (AS2) for the design and installation of surface water drainage systems.

It requires buildings and site work to be constructed to protect people and other property from the adverse effects of surface water. It sets out performance requirements to ensure drainage systems are in place for the disposal of surface water using gravity where possible, and to avoid blockages and leakage.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 1.6MB)
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