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pl <br />� <br />� <br />�I <br />I <br />�I <br />� <br />L� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />L� <br />� <br />�_ <br />�-:`�. <br />�� �> <br />;� :';; <br />J-736 <br />Page 2 <br />and subsurface exploration, laboratory testing program, and <br />geotechnical engineering studies, <br />Field exp3orations consisted of a series of fourteen backhoe <br />excavated test pits ranging in depth from 5,0 to 15.0 feet <br />below the ground su7rface, The test pit explorations were <br />complete on December Z, 1978 and are located as shown in <br />Figure 1. Exploration procedures and results are presented <br />in Appendix A with descriptive test pit logs as presented in <br />Figures A-1 C',.rough� A-6. <br />Laboratory testing included visual classification, moisture <br />content d`etermination, grain size analyses, and Atterberg <br />Limit determination. Laboratory procedures and test results <br />are p•resented in Appendix B. <br />- Subsurface conditions interpreted from test pit logs, and soil <br />�� properties inferred from field and laboratory analyses formed <br />the basis for the engineering studies, These studies were dir- <br />ected toward formulating reco�endations concerning site pre- <br />paration, structural fill, suitable foundation types and de- <br />sign parameters,;estimated settlements, slabs on grade, parking <br />and paved areas. <br />The results of field explorations, laboratory testing, as well <br />as the engineering recoa�endations presented in this repnrt <br />have been prepared for the exclusive use of the Rainier Fvnd <br />for specific application to the referenced project. This re- <br />port has been prepared in accordance with generally accepted <br />soil and foundation engineering practices and no other warranty <br />expressed or implied, is made. <br />� <br />