Information response - GEOTECH REPORT

Report: 15960, May 11

3.4

Tn accordance with Table B1, ASI 726- 1995-Geotechniee
potential site hazard for Lot 5 (RP 227335), to’bé “Class C/Minor”

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Table E1

 
  
 

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Site Investigations, we conclude that the

 

Aspect of Classification

 

Classification of Potential Hazard

 

Lok Assessment . CK
Class A Class B Ke)
Severe Significant .S~~Mino.

 

1. Risk to human life

Reasonable to anticipate
loss of life, directly
attributable to failure

Possibility of loss of life

recognized but not
expected; however
significant risk of serious
injury to persons is
appreciated

Neither loss of life nor
serious injury expected

 

2. Economic loss

 

2.1 Property damage

Expect extensive damage
to structures and

Expect appreciable
damage to structures,

Minor damage expected

 

short term disruption to
communities or to
facilities

facilities and to public and private
facilities
2.2 Indirect loss, e.g. by | Serious Appreciable Negligible

 

3. Ease of restoration

 

Project provides an
essential service,
restitution not
practicable; no short to
medium tern alternatives
available

 

 

Project provides an
essential or important
service but restitution is
practicable or alternatives
are available in short to
medium term

 

Restitution is practicable,
indirect losses due to
failure can be tolerated
until restitution is
complete

 

 

4, CONSTRUCTION RECOMMENDATIONS

4.1
Performance Criteria: -
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Site Clearing

> Retain natural vegetation wherever practicable.

# Not to indiscriminately clear the site

Acceptable measures: -

> Only clear the site where required for construction of the proposed residence, and retain as much of the
natural vegetation as possible. Treed vegetation will be required to be removed for bushfire safety
regulations. The general building envelope has long grasses and minor scrubby regrowth. Exposed soils
should be planted with quick growing grasses or ground cover species.

 

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