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RESPONSE TO FURTHER ADVICE -Geotechnical Report · MCU25/0054
PTG/02023 – 0001 – Rev1 1 REPORT SCOPE This report presents the results of the interim geotechnical investigation carried out by PTG Consulting (PTG) for the proposed residential development to be located at 20 William Street, Noosaville. The investigation was commissioned by Tom Harrington on behalf of SCG Consulting Engineers for Ross Palazzesi. Preliminary sketches and communication provided via the client indicate that the final usage of the site will comprise a three-story duplex residential building with a single-level basement. The geotechnical investigation included three (3) auger boreholes with dynamic cone penetrometer (DCP) testing and laboratory testing of selected samples undertaken in general accordance with PTG’s proposal, ‘AS 1726:2017- Geotechnical Site Investigations’ and ‘AS 1289-Methods of Testing for Engineering Purposes’. This report includes a description of the fieldwork procedures, the results of the fieldwork and laboratory testing, and reporting on the following: » Site classification and predicted ground surface movement (ys) in accordance with ‘AS 2870:2011’; » Allowable bearing pressures for high level footings and estimated settlements; » Suitable pile types, ultimate base bearing, skin frictions and estimated settlement (if required); » Exposure classification for concrete or steel pile design in soil; » Presence of Acid Sulfate Soils (ASS); and » Any other geotechnical issues identified that would need management (if any). 2 PROJECT DESCRIPTION Based on the concept sketches provided the development is understood to comprise: » Demolition of the existing residence; » Construction of a new three level residential duplex building; » Boxing out and construction of new pavement driveways; and » Installation of underground services from the boundary to the building. 3 SITE DESCRIPTION The site is located at 20 William Street, Noosaville and is identified as Lot 3 on RP63813. The site has an area of 551 m2 and is bordered by residential blocks to the north, east and south, and William Street to the west. Figure 1 shows an aerial view of the site and surrounds with the approximate site boundary shown in red. Figure 1: Aerial view of the site from QLD Globe. Site extents indicated in red. 4
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