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Referenced Document - OPW20-0037
Mr Andrew Jensen 20013-001-Rev0
4 February 2020
Text Figure 4: Exposed phyllite rock in cutting on southern side of building pad
In the central part of the cutting, there appeared to be an altered zone which was inferred to be associated
with the intrusion of a dyke. The reisdual soil in this area presents as a finer grained, silty clay of very stiff
consistency with the rock noted to be in places extremely weathered (ref. Text Figure 5).
Dyke altered zone
Text Figure 5: Altered zone where dyke appears to have penetrated into phyllite rock in cutting
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