Landslide Hazard Report_compressed

Specialists in transport geotechnics

From its highest point on the southern boundary the site slopes south to north where it reaches
its lowest point in a small creek before sloping upwards in a northerly direction. Where the access
track is located on the southern boundary the site is near level from which point the slope angle
increases from approximately 10 degrees in the dwelling location to approximately 30 degrees at
base of the slope by the creek.
Material identified at the ground surface of the cleared grassed area was generally residual
red/brown clay. Down the slope the vegetation becomes denser and there was little ground cover
leaving the red brown clay exposed at the surface between trees and shrubs.
The current site conditions are reflected in following series of site photos below in figure 6.
Figure 6: Site Photos -06/05/2022




 Photo 1: Proposed dwelling location looking west          Photo 2: Proposed dwelling location looking east




 Photo 3: Small billabong on the western boundary of the   Photo 4: Small creek at the base of the slope with exposed
 property downslope from the proposed development          clay slope in the background




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