Attachment 2 - Termite Detection Report · MCU17/0559.05

‘Bridging’ means termites gaining access to a structure by passing over a termite management
system or inspection zone. ‘Breaching’ means the passing of termites through a hole or gap in a
termite management system.


Was the finished ground or paving level above                    Yes - see Details below
the adjacent internal floor level or
damp-proof-course or obstructing any
weephole or vent face on external walls?



Was evidence of bridging or breaching                            Yes - see Details below,
including the condition insufficient slab edge                    Include any visible evidence of bridging or
exposure found?                                                  breaching or slab edges obstructed by:
                                                                 (Landscaping )



Include any visible evidence of bridging or                      raised garden beds are to close to the building
breaching or slab edges obstructed by:




Details (include the location and any
recommendation for further expert advice e.g.
from a licensed a building contractor):


C9 Earth-wood or damp masonry-wood contact


Was evidence of earth-wood or damp                               No
masonry-wood contact found?


Details (include the location and any                             No evidence was found
recommendation for further expert advice e.g.
from a licensed a building contractor):



C10 Other conditions conducive to termite attack




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