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Paul & Janelle DeSouza                                                                              22198-001-Rev1
C/- Sarah Waller Architecture                                                                          25 July 2022




Text Figure 6: Looking north from southern edge of building envelope




Text Figure 7: Looking west across knob, showing transition from crest to moderately steep flanks


                                                                               Approx. house site




                                                                       Approx. shed site




Text Figure 8: View from shed site looking east across spur to house site

2.4    Groundwater
No signs of surface groundwater seepage (‘springs’) were observed during our walk-over, and no standing
groundwater table was recorded in the Ground Drill test pits. Slightly higher moisture content was logged in
the Ground Drill test pits at isolated locations below surface sands, and close to the interface to the
underlying weathered sandstone. This indicates that there is potential for the development of periodic
groundwater seepage in these zones.




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