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Appendix B- Geotechnical Investigation
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0070 Stormwater & Geotech reports Email 2 of 3.
Project No. 115-17158 April, 2015 Ref: 1-17158, 2015-04-08, BR VER 1 Page | 13 John Jamieson – GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION - Proposed Residence, 38 Park Crescent, Sunshine Beach The earthworks should be designed and constructed in accordance with sound and proper engineering principles. Likewise, the future construction should be planned designed and constructed in accordance with sound and proper engineering principles, and more specifically in accordance with good hillside construction practices (refer Appendix D). All construction works to be carried out in accordance with the recommendations of this report. The access and drainage infrastructure must be properly and effectively maintained, to ensure that all stormwater is intercepted and controlled. This requirement extends to all owners and occupiers being aware that ongoing maintenance of the site drainage is essential for continued site stability. The following recommendations should be adopted:- All engineering works should follow the appropriate codes i.e. o Footings for buildings - AS.2870 'Residential Slabs and Footings'. o Retaining structures - AS4678 ‘Earth Retaining Structures’. Vegetation - where possible the prompt re-establishment of ground cover should be undertaken to reduce the risk of surface scour during and following rainfall. Where not possible, other forms of surface protection should be adopted. 6.4.3 Specific Recommendations for the Proposed Structure The following recommendations are in addition to the above:- Structural Design Structure must be adequately structurally designed for the site, and should include lateral bracing parallel to the slope of the site. Footings Footings must be supported on deep foundations (where applicable) and found into the dense sands as per Section 5.4.2. Filling No filling should be carried out on this site. Water We recommend that the discharge of waste and storm water be directed into approved council collection systems and should not be disposed of on site.
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