Outline three activities performed during site clearing.

1. Removal of vegetation: This involves cutting down trees, shrubs, and other plants on the site to clear the land for construction or development. This can be done using chainsaws, brush cutters, or other equipment.

2. Grubbing and excavation: This involves removing roots, stumps, and other underground obstructions from the site to prepare the ground for construction. Excavators, bulldozers, and other heavy equipment may be used to clear the site of debris and level the ground.

3. Hauling and disposal of debris: Once the vegetation and other obstructions have been removed, the debris must be hauled away and disposed of properly. This may involve loading the debris onto trucks and transporting it to a landfill or recycling facility.

1. Tree and Vegetation Removal: Clearing trees, shrubs, and ground cover from the site using chainsaws, bulldozers, and other equipment.
2. Demolition and Debris Removal: Removing existing structures, such as buildings, fences, or underground utilities, and disposing of debris in a designated landfill.
3. Site Grading and Leveling: Shaping the land to achieve the desired slope and elevation for the upcoming construction activities, involving excavation, grading, and filling.