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Slope Stability Report (4) · EXE22/0020
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Photo 3: Terraced yard looking upslope to pool in top right Photo 4: Southern boundary fence
Photo 5: Terraced yard with southern boundary to the left Photo 6: Terraced yard retaining walls with pool and house
above
3.2.1 Groundwater
No groundwater seepage was observed on site at the time of the inspection.
3.2.2 Surface Drainage
Little to no surface drainage was identified on the site. There are multiple timber retaining walls
down the slope of which behind wall drainage was not observed. Natural overland flow appears
the be the only mechanism currently directing water down slope to the lower property boundary.
3.2.3 Vegetation
The property has been terraced with a number of retaining walls progressing level grassed areas
down to the property boundary. There are some trees and shrubs placed throughout the property
with the majority of the larger trees located along the property boundaries. The southern portion
of the property is covered with the dwelling footprint, pool and additional paving.
9 August 2022 CGC-SR-2022-012-R01-Rev01 Page 11
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