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Scg 28045(Sl) · MCU18/0048
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INTRODUCTION
SCG Consulting Engineers have been commissioned to provide a Slope Stability Assessment for the above
allotment. The assessment considers the existing state of the allotment and any possible effects that the
proposed works will have on this site.
The proposed works are detailed by Aboda Design Group in Project 1801 Issue P2 dated 05/02/2018 and
consists of proposed two storey timber framed dwelling with basement garage.
SITE DESCRIPTION
A desk top study of the site confirms the following:-
- The site is located in an area identified as ‘Low Landslip Hazard’ on the Noosa Council’s Landslip Hazard
Map 1.3 (5 November 2010).
- Reference to the Australian Geological Map 1:100000 Gympie Special confirms the site is located within
the Coastal Sand Dunes of the late Quarternary period, consisting of beach sand, beach ridges, calcareous
and siliceous or cemented beach rock.
- Reference to Sunmap 1:25000 topographic maps confirm the site is located on the middle of the Sunshine
Beach Primary Sand Dune formation.
- Level contours provided on Max Watterson & Associates site survey plan 18-4607AA indicate an average
fall across the site of 12%.
Field work has been undertaken which included explorative boreholes by SCG Consulting Engineers together
with a walkover of the site by SCG Consulting Engineers.
The borehole logs contained in SCG Consulting Engineers Report, (No. 28045(S)) confirms the soil profile to
consist of the following –
: LOOSE SILTY SANDS INCREASING IN DENSITY WITH DEPTH
Our walkover confirmed the following characteristics-
Site Slope : A visual assessment of the surface grades within the allotment using a hand held
inclometer suggests grades in the order of 8% exist across the proposed
construction site.
Vegetations : Vegetation consists of grasses and scattered trees.
Slope Shape/Location : The surface profile across the allotments slope faces are generally LINEAR
DIVERGENT.
Drainage : The surface drainage is good, sub-surface drainage is good. There was no
indication of ground water seepage or rising water pressure.
Earthworks : A number of existing excavated platforms exist on the site. The existing dwelling is
a combination of slab on ground and suspended timber framed floors.
Adjacent Structures : Adjacent structures on the neighbouring properties appear to be a mix of slab on
ground and suspended timber framed floors.
Evidence of previous : None apparent.
Soil Movements
LANDSLIP MECHANISMS
Landslip is generally defined as the movement of a mass of rock or soil down a slope.
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