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�."7i5T�#��3�:i :aT':: <br />J-736 <br />Page 13 <br />fines), well Araded sand and gravel, compacted to 95 percent <br />of Modified Proctar maximum dry density (ASTM D1557-70) to <br />provide a capillary break. Within any building area underlain <br />by compacted SILTS and SILT structural fill, it may be necessary <br />to place a granular material over the floor'early in construction <br />to provide a worki.ng surface. Traffic across these areas dur- <br />ing construction would probably contaminate these granular <br />soils, Therefore, we feel the above recommended 4-inch cap- <br />illary break would also be required prior to placing the slabs, <br />ParkinR and Paved Areas <br />Designated parking areas on the site snould be stripped of loose <br />surficial and organic dPnosii-s, and the exposed surface should <br />be compacted to 92 percent of the Modified Proctor maximurz dry <br />density. Structural fill as required,should be placed as pre- <br />viously reco�nended and also compacted to 92 percent, General <br />recou�endatians concerning pavement and subgrade thicknesses <br />can be made based on local pra�tise and our experience with <br />soils of a similar nature as those on the site. <br />In our opinion, a 4 to 6 inch thick crushed rock base coarse <br />compacted to 92 percent of the Modified Proctor meiximum dry <br />density and a 2 inch rhick asphaltic concretP wearing surface <br />would provide a suitable pavement section. In heavy traffqc <br />areas, we feel that the base course or asphdlt paving thickness <br />should be increased about 2 inche.s or 1 inch, respectively. <br />Should a more detailed analysis and design reco�endation Ue <br />required, California Bearing Ration tests could be conducted <br />�n site soils, by our firm to provide design parameters. <br />