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Appendix D - Engineering Report & Plans
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This engineering report is lodged in support of a Reconfiguration of Lot
application seeking to develop a 1 into 2 lot rural residential subdivision and new
driveway at 108 Black Mountain Range Road, Black Mountain, also described as
Lot 2 RP131369
This report addresses relevant engineering issues and should be read in
conjunction with attached layout plan and engineering drawings.
Importantly, this report seeks to address civil engineering issues at a level
appropriate for a Development Application.
Figure 1.0 depicts lot configuration of the proposed development.
Figure 1.0 – Development Layout
2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION
The subject site is located on 108 Black Mountain Range Road, Black Mountain
(Lot 2 RP131369). At present the site consist of a single dwelling with remainder
of the site covered in grass and vegetation. The site is approximately 5.977Ha
with the front half of the property sloping at approximately 22% from South to
North. The back portion of the property consists of a gully that runs through the
centre, towards the South-East corner. The land slopes at approximately 20%
towards the gully. The existing house at the front of the property will remain.
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A6578/20-Engineering Report/108 Black Mountain Range Road, Black Mountain 1
October 2020 SR/tk
ALTA PROJECTS
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