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Att11 - Land Suitability (effluent) Report
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Australian Soil Investigations LOG SECTIONS Ref No. 220104 Client: Future Plus Environmental Location: (Lot 650 on M37380) 59 Kabi Road, Cootharaba Date: 23/3/2022 Depth TEST SITE No 1 P Depth TEST SITE No 2 P 100 Silty Clay (CL) 100 Silty Clay (CL) 200 light to medium clay., dark 200 Light to med clay, dark 300 brown, roots, moist, moderate, 300 brown, roots, moist, moderate, (Cat 4) (Cat 4) 400 Silty Clay (CH) 400 Silty Clay (CH) 500 medium to heavy clay., brown 500 medium to heavy clay., brown 600 orange, moist, massive, 600 orange mottled red grey, moist, 700 (Cat 6) 700 massive, (Cat 6) 800 800 900 900 1000 KSAT=0.0699 1000 1100 1100 1200 1200 1300 1300 1400 Silty Clay (CH) 1400 1500 medium to heavy clay., pale 1500 Silty Clay (CH) 1600 orange mottled pale grey, 1600 medium to heavy clay., pale red 1700 moist, massive, (Cat 6) 1700 mottled pale grey, moist, 1800 1800 massive (Cat 6) 1900 1900 2000 2000 2100 2100 2200 2200 2300 2300 2400 2400 2500 Sandy Clay (CH) 2500 2600 medium to heavy clay., pale 2600 2700 orange mottled pale grey, with 2700 2800 fine to coarse grained sand, 2800 2900 moist, massive, (Cat 5) 2900 3000 End 3000 End 3100 3100 Depth = mm below ground level. P = blows per 100mm penetration with an approved 9kg penetrometer. Notation such as (SP) refers to the soil description to Table A1 AS1726 ‘Guide to the description identification and classification of soils’. Solid lines represent sharp interface between different soil types. Dotted lines represent gradation form one soil type to another. Abbreviations used UTP - unable to penetrate, Bec. – becoming, N.S.L. – Natural Surface Level Med. – medium, MW - Moderately weathered EW - extremely weathered, Plast. - Plasticity No recovery means unable to extract samples from the base of the bore hole because the soil will not bind in the auger head. The colour of the soil is often abbreviated, for example Gy = grey Or = orange.
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