Mount Majura Solar Farm - the National Capital Authority

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weave jute matting, gypsum application to improve structure and infiltration, protection with geotextile fabricor localised flow dispersal and diversion structures.While the potential for erosion exists at the site, these risks are considered to be manageable usingadequate site preparation, and responsive pasture and stock management. Any erosion which does occurcan be readily treated using established techniques. The proponent would routinely monitor soil conditionand vegetation cover below the array.SOIL PROFILEA geo-technical analysis was conducted by leading international mounting structure supplier Schletter toensure soil stability suitable for pile driven ground mount framing (see Annexure 6). This report concludedthat the proposed minimal impact pile driven support structures were suitable for the site.A copy of the soil profile is set out below at Figure 4.9 below. Figure50Mount Majura Solar Farm – Works Approval Submission
Figure 4.9 Soil profilesAll above ground infrastructure would be removed at the decommissioning stage, and the affected areaswould be rehabilitated and revegetated.Construction and decommissioning impacts are expected to be temporary and localised. With best practice,these works are not likely to represent unacceptable risks to soil values at the subject site.4.8Hydrology and Water QualityExcavation, soil stockpiling and haulage represent potential risks to water quality from sedimentation duringthe construction and decommissioning periods. The transport of chemicals and the use of hydrocarbonsrepresent chemical spill risks.51Mount Majura Solar Farm – Works Approval Submission
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Page 3 and 4: Contents1 INTRODUCTION ............
Page 5 and 6: 1 INTRODUCTIONSolar Choice Pty Ltd
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Page 21 and 22: The Proponent proposes to implement
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Page 31 and 32: VEHICULAR ACCESS, INTERNAL ROAD AND
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