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RESPONSE TO FURTHER ADVICE -Geotechnical Report · MCU25/0054
PTG/02023 – 0001 – Rev1
LiDAR data available on QLD Globe indicates that the that the site is currently flat with an elevation between
RL 1 m AHD and 2 m AHD.
At the time of the investigation, there was a house located in the middle of the site, an astroturf lawn between the
house and the street, and natural gardens at the rear of the property comprising well-kept grass surrounded by
gardens with many mature palm trees up to 10 m tall. Figures 2 and 3 are images that were taken at the time of the
investigation and show the general site conditions.
Figure 2: Site condition at the time of investigation (front). Figure 3: Site condition at the time of investigation (rear).
4 REGIONAL GEOLOGY
Reference to available geology mapping indicates that the site is underlain by Pleistocene aged estuarine channels
and banks (Qpe), typically characterised by 'sandy mud, muddy sand and minor gravel'.
Figure 4 below shows an aerial view of the site (red location marker) with the regional geology overlay.
Figure 4: Regional geology as extracted from the Queensland Geotechnical Database.
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