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' J-736 <br />Page 12 <br />I <br />J <br />J <br />� <br />i <br />� <br />J <br />LI <br />1 <br />� <br />0 <br />minimum 4 inch thickness of clean, well graded granular mat- <br />erial compacted to 95 percent of the Modified Proctor dry den- <br />sity to provide a working surface for placement of forms and <br />reinforcing steel. <br />Totai and differential settlements are estimated to be less than <br />or equal to about 1/•2 inch and 3/8 inch, respectively, where <br />the footings are founded on the undisturbed very dense GLACIAL <br />TILL. However, the SILT soils, and new compacted structural <br />fill will tend ta be,more compressible than the GLACIAL TILL <br />soils. Difierential settlement should be expected to occur <br />between that portion of the structure founded on TILL and that <br />portion founded on SILT or structural fill. In our opinion, <br />these total and differential settlements would be on the order <br />of 1 and 3/4 inch respectively. , <br />These estimates are ba:;ed on the previously stated reco�endation <br />concerning bearing pressure, footing dimensions and depth of <br />'� burial. We also believe that the majority of settlements will <br />occur during construction. <br />We furt2ier recommend that all footing excavations be inspected <br />, by a representative from Hazt-Crowser and Associates prior to <br />placement to confirm apgropriate measures have been taken to <br />� adequately prepare the bearing surface, and observe the subgrade <br />soils fc>r any changes from the anticipated conditions. <br />Slabs-Oti-Grade <br />In our opinion, the interior floors of the proposed building could <br />be const:ructed as slab-on-grade placed on natural subgrade soils <br />or new compacted structural fill compacted to the previously re- <br />co�ended 95 percent density. We recoffiend the floor slab be <br />imderlain by a minimum 4-inch layer of clean (less than.5 percent <br />
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