Reference Document - MCU24/0143 (As Published)

                                       Text Figure 7: View looking north towards southermost cabin




                               Text Figure 8: Southerly view looking across the cabins from driveway

        2.3         Groundwater
        No signs of groundwater seepage (‘springs’) were observed around the cabin area during our walk-over,
        nor was groundwater encountered in any of the test pits during the investigation. Minor seepage was
        observed between rock fractures during the subsurface investigation, indicative of elevated moisture
        conditions.

        2.4         Surface Drainage
        Natural surface drainage follows the ground surface contours from the existing cabin area primarily to
        the east towards the central drainage line. Generally, surface water is expected to drain well from the site
        considering the positive gradients; however, poorer drainage conditions are anticipated on level areas.
        There were no obvious signs of significant erosion around the cabins at the time of the site visits. A
        grassed swale drain was present above the southernmost tiny home, which discharged onto the ground
        surface to the south. Although a formal drain was not apparent above the northernmost tiny home, it
        appeared that the ground surface graded to an existing culvert between the cabins, ultimately
        discharging downslope to the east.




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