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Table 3: Details of Qualitative Risk Assessment for Property (AGS 2007)
Hazard Likelihood Consequence Assessed Risk Comments
Given the low natural gradients through the
Failure through very proposed building areas and retention
loose to loose natural system proposed, it is considered Unlikely
sands and sand fill that a landslide in these materials would
Unlikely Medium Low
above the foundation affect the proposed development. For a
depth in future potential Medium impact from such
building areas instability the resultant risk would be Low as
per AGS 2007.
The likelihood of a deep failure through the
medium dense (or denser) natural sand
below the proposed foundation depth is
Deep failure through assessed as Rare due to the lack of
the medium dense (or precedence of such movements locally, no
Rare Major Low
denser) sands below signs of any existing slope instability and a
the foundation depth lack of groundwater. Although the
consequence of such a failure would be
Major, the resultant risk is Low as per AGS
2007.
The likelihood of failure of a temporary
retention system, if required as outlined in
Section 6.3, is assessed as Unlikely, subject
Instability of
to detailed design by a suitably qualified
temporary shoring
RPEQ engineer, which accounts for the
system (if required), as Unlikely Medium Low
required factors of safety against slope
discussed in
instability, and construction by a specialist
Section 6.3.
contractor. Although the consequence of
such a failure could be Medium, the
resultant risk is Low as per AGS2007.
While the modelling indicates it is Possible
that an extreme erosion event could affect
the site, the likelihood of a landslide
Retrogressive failure
extending through the future piled wall
of the high foredune
system along the eastern edge of the site
face considering
boundary as outlined in Section 6 is assessed
potential future
as Rare, subject to detailed design by a
erosion from a Rare Major Low
suitably qualified RPEQ engineer,
hypothetical storm
construction by a specialist contractor, and
and wave scenario,
considering the results of our quantitative
impacting the subject
slope stability analysis outlined in Section
site.
5.2.1. Although the consequence of such a
failure would be Major, the resultant risk is
Low as per AGS2007.
The potential impacts on slope stability of the development components have been assessed, and the
measures recommended below in Section 6 have been designed to mitigate those impacts.
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