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Project No. 112-14608
January, 2013 REF: 1-14608, 2013-01-15, BRVER O. Page 20
4.7 Scour Protection
It is important to recognise that loose unprotected sand will scour rapidly under action
from wind and water. Damaged services, in particular, can cause rapid and significant
scour and erosion in sands.
In addition to the above guideline notes, we recommend that the site surface surrounding
the building area be protected against erosion and scour by the installation of stormwater
and subsoil drainage where appropriate, and by the re-establishment of trees and shrubs
and ground cover vegetation. The re-establishment of a good coverage of vegetation is
considered to be a key strategy for preventing erosion by reinforcing the soil with plant
roots.
#. SOIL SURVEYS ENGINEERING
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