Appendix B - Global Stability Assessment Report

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                                                                                          Job No: ME21/032

           3.2 Fill Batter

   The fill batter, located along the north western edge of the platform was measured to have a height of
   approximately 4.5m to 5m, and an average slope angle of approximately 36°. The fill batter had recently
   been ‘seeded’ to encourage vegetation.

   The toe of the fill batter extended into a natural gully line which appeared to have a slope angle of
   approximately 26°. The gully was typically well vegetated with trees and shrubs.

   The following site photos were taken at the time of the investigation on the 4th of November 2021:




Site Photo 5: Looking down over the cut batter              Site Photo 6: Looking south west across the fill
 towards the fill batter with the tree lined gully                  batter – with the gully at the toe




Site Photo 7: Looking north east across the fill            Site Photo 8: Tree lined gully at the toe of the fill
                    batter                                                        batter


           3.3 Site Drainage Channels

   Drainage channels had been placed around the constructed platform. At the time of the investigation,
   silt fence had been placed at either end of the batter and sediment collecting fibre rolls had also been
   placed along the toe of the fill batter. It is understood these had been put in place as part of the erosion
   and sediment control plan.

   Site photos 9 to 14 present the drainage channels and erosion and sediment control barriers observed
   at the time of the investigation.



   Ref: 27222-rev 1                                                              MORRISON GEOTECHNIC
   Mr Geoff Hussin