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RFI - Attachment C - Slope Stability Assessment and Geotechnical report · MCU20/0026
Project No. 1-22543 Page | 22 June, 2020 Ref: 1-22543, 2020-05-20, BR SSA VER 1 Sanya Holdings – Slope Stability Assessment and Geotechnical Report - Proposed Residence, 40 Park Crescent, Sunshine Beach Underground Services Where footings are located adjacent to underground services, the footings should extend to base a minimum of 200mm below the trench base level for a distance of 1.0m out from the trench. Beyond 1.0m the footings should be taken a minimum of 200mm below an imaginary line drawn up at 450 from the trench base level. Figure 4 refers. These requirements do not override minimum footing levels. Service Trench 1 or 1 Retaining Wall 200mm Found footings 1.0m Below these lines 200mm FIGURE 4 6.2.8 Site Management It is important that proper site management methods be observed for the existing soil conditions by both the builder at the time of the construction and the owner throughout the life of the proposed development. Particular reference to this is set out in AS 2870-2011. It should be noted that where proper site management, particularly with respect to change in moisture conditions, is not followed, the foundation recommendations contained in this report could be considered void. The following are some specific comments with respect to site management and the reader is also directed to CSIRO pamphlet, 10-91, ‘to Home Owners on Foundation Maintenance and Footing Performance’ for further information:- It is important that the site be well drained. The ground around the building should slope away at 1 in 20 for 2 metres and then fall to the stormwater system to prevent ponding of water adjacent to the building. Roof downpipes and garden taps should not be allowed to saturate founding soils. Footings should be placed with minimal delay after excavation to avoid desiccation or wetting of the founding soils. If footings cannot be poured on the same day as excavation, a blinding layer of 50mm thickness is recommended. Piers should be poured immediately following excavation. Do not let the slab subgrade "dry out" prior to casting. SOIL SURVEYS
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