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W7412 sl
Report No: W7412 sl. Client Name: Eleanor Glenn. Report Date: August 11, 2023. Site Address: No 73 Eungella Drive, Black Mountain. Slope Stability Geotechnical Report. a) Introduction. b) Existing Conditions c) Assessment of land stability. d) Description of proposed development. e) Assessment of development impacts f) Measures recommended to mitigate impacts g) Summary and Conclusions h) Site Plan Introduction. The purposes of the slope stability assessment is for a proposed horse shelter located on the northern boundary of the 2.833 ha allotment. Development - horse shelter supported on pad footings construction. Method of investigation - is a walkover inspection with use of site information gathered on site. Author- Ray Williams -40+ years geotechnical experience - BE Civil RPEQ 2166 - Company - Sunrise Design Qld Pty Ltd. Existing Site Conditions. The site is located on the southern flanks of a hilly area of Black Mountain and has an existing residence on the allotment (away from the proposed horse shelter). The site consists of loose to medium clayey sands overlying stiff silty sandy clays. The site is moderately well drained, has no ground water, and is grassed at the proposed construction site. Assessment of land stability. The proposed siting is on a levelled area and may have been cut and filled in the past, the particular siting where the shelter is to be located is on cut ground well away from the filled area. There are no geotechnical constraints for the proposed development. Description of proposed development. The proposed development is a small horse shelter roughly less than 20 square metres in area.
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