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RAL20/0020 Reconfiguration of a Lot: Response to Information Request – Report                     15


       The submitted proposal plan does not indicate the extent of landslide hazard overlay
       and Council has concerns that the proposed house site for Lot 429 may be affected by
       the hazard.

       4. Indicate on the plans: 4.1. the extent of the landslide hazard overlay from the Noosa
          Plan 2020, and 4.2. the proposed house site for Lot 429.

       5. If the house site is affected by the landslide hazard overlay provide a report from a
          suitably qualified geotechnical engineer that addresses the hazard and includes
          recommendations for the construction of any future dwelling to ensure the long-
          term stability of the site and the dwelling.

The extent of the landslide hazard overlay is indicated in the above Figure 9. The proposed
house site is located at the end of the proposed driveway alignment (indicated by yellow line).
The proposed house site was also notated on the Plan of Proposed Reconfiguration…
previously submitted by Max Watterson & Associates, shown as ‘Possible House Site Area’
on plan.
For removal of doubt, a land slope stability assessment was conducted by Ashley Davey of
Tectonic Geotechnical & Environmental Engineers. Ashley Davey is a geotechnical RPEQ
with over 26 years of experience, including numerous similar assessments. The report, which
is attached, concluded the site to have a low risk of slope instability.




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