Well this is scary Sinkhole swallows part of Ipswich backyard; abandoned mine may be to blame - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Saw this on the news last night and got me thinking - does anyone check for this is a possibility during their due diligence Did an abandoned mine create Ipswich's backyard sinkhole? What other lee mainstream things do you check for and how during your due diligence? I certainly would not know to check for this or even how to check for this
On the Ipswich council website it allows you to check for "overlays" including mining subsidence, flooding, etc. Basically you type in the address and can turn these overlays on and off showing you any known issues. Most QLD councils have this function. Probably because they get sick of taking calls asking about flooding.
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I don't know what the problem is, a little decking, a pump, an approved fence, some salt and chlorine and it's ready to go.
That whole area sit's on old mine shafts,and once it's stops sinking they will just pump in out and core fill the space,depending on what chemicals are in the base water.. Ipswich Mine Disasters - Lists
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