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REFERENCED Document Slope Stability Assessment MCU13/0151
Report No. 13N 682
Table 4 – Qualitative Risk Assessment for Property
POTENTIAL Assessed
HAZARD Likelihood Consequence Risk Comment
The likelihood of this outcome is assessed as
Unlikely due to the predominant subsurface
conditions and the relative absence of
groundwater likely due to the free draining
Shallow failure in nature of the subsurface soils. A consequence of
surface soils above the Unlikely Insignificant Very Low Insignificant has been assigned as the impact of
foundation zone this on the recommended steel reinforced
concrete bored piles will be negligible due to the
founding into dense silty sand at depth. In
accordance with AGS 2007 the assessed risk is
therefore Very Low.
The likelihood of failure through the dense sand
is assessed as Rare due to the estimated
strength parameters of the material assessed by
in-situ testing and the free draining nature fot he
Deep failure through
material. A consequence of Major has been
weathered rock below
the base of piled
Rare Major Low assigned as the impact of this type of failure on
the proposed residence and potentially
foundations
surrounding residences could require significant
stabilization and repair works at a cost close to
the value of the property. In accordance with
AGS 2007 the assessed risk is therefore Low.
An explanation of the terminology adopted from “Practice Note Guidelines for Landslide Risk
Management” AGS 2007 and utilized in the tables above has been provided as an attachment to
this report.
5. CONCLUSIONS
As a general rule, regulators such as Sunshine Coast Council require that developments are
assessed as having a Very Low Risk to Low Risk of landslip affecting the property for
development approval. Based on the findings outlined previously, we assess that there is a Low
Risk of slope instability affecting the proposed residence provided that the geotechnical
recommendations included in this report are implemented.
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