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Slope Stability Report (4) · EXE22/0020
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Table 6: Results of Qualitative Assessment of Risk to Property - With Engineering Controls
With Engineering Controls
Engineering Controls to Reduce Risk Likelihood of
Consequence Qualitative Risk
Occurrence
- Provision for good drainage and erosion
control measures i.e. surface water interceptor
drains and flow spreaders. Minor Rare
- Monitor retaining walls and related drainage.
- Structure piers to be founded in dense Very Low
underlying soils
- Monitor pool for potential leaks into underlying
soils
- Monitor existing structures for movement and
Medium Rare Low
ensure excess runoff and current drainage
remains operational
4.2 Effects of Development on Land Stability
4.2.1 Existing Conditions
Existing conditions are discussed in section 3 above.
4.2.2 Effects
Based on observations made in the field, the effect on land stability due to the proposed
development is considered to be low should good construction practice be followed during
construction.
Site drainage around the development in the form of swale drains to minimise effects of erosion
should be included.
5 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT
5.1 Site layout
Please refer to Appendix 1 for the layout and contour plans.
5.2 Proposed development components
The proposed development at 24 Lyrebird Court, Peregian Beach involves the addition of a spa
and deck to an existing dwelling and pool area.
5.3 Earthworks
Based on the development plans provided it there is minimal earthworks required for the
construction of the spa and deck extension which is to be founded above ground on piers.
Should earthworks be required it is recommended that the fill operations be undertaken with the
appropriate engineering supervision to ensure compaction is achieved. Any fill batter on the down
slope side of the house will require appropriate batter angles/retention systems to ensure the
stability of the fill platform and foundations.
9 August 2022 CGC-SR-2022-012-R01-Rev01 Page 13
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