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� KA No.092-06160 <br /> October 25, 2006 <br /> Page 9 <br /> Tesfing and Ins�ection <br /> A representativc of Krazan&Associatcs, Inc. should be present at thc sitc during the earthwork activities <br /> to confirm that actual :,ubsurface conditions are consistcnt widi the exploratory fieldwork. 1'his activity <br /> is an integral part of our scrvices as acceptance oF earthwork construction i; dependent upon compaclion <br /> testing and stability of the material. This rcpresentative can also verify that thc intent of these <br /> recommendations is incorporatcd into the project dcsign and construction. Krazan & Associates, Inc. <br /> will not be responsible for grades or staking, sincc this is the responsibility oF the Prime Contractor. <br /> Furthennore, Krazan & Associates is not responsible for the contractor's procedures, mcthods, <br /> scheduling or management oPthe work site. <br /> LIMITATIONS �i <br /> Geotech�ical engineering is onc of the newest divisions of Civil Engiiicering. This branch of Civil I <br /> Engineering is constantly improving as new technologics and undersmnding of earth scienccs improves. ' <br /> Although your site was analyzed using the mosl appropriate currcnt techniques and methods, <br /> undoubtedly there will be substantial futurc improvements in this branch of cngincering. In addition to <br /> improvcmcnts in the field of geotechnical cngineering, physical changes in thc site either duc to <br /> excavation or fill placemcnt, ncw agency regulations or possible changes in the proposed structure after <br /> the timc of completion of thc soils report muy rcquire the soils rcport to be professionally reviewed. In <br /> light of this, thc Owiier should bc aware that thcrc is a practical limit to the uscfulncss of this report <br /> without critical rcview. Although thc time limit for this review is slrictly arbitrary, it is suggested that <br /> two years be considered a reasonablc time For the usefulness of lhis rcpori. <br /> Poundation and carthwork constn�ction is characterizcd by the presence of a calculated risk thal soil and <br /> gr�undwater conditions have been fully revcaled by thc original foundation investigation. This risk is <br /> dcrivcd from the practical necessity of basing interpretations and design conclusions on '�mited sampling <br /> of the earth. The rccommendations madc in this reporl arc based on the assumption that soil conditions <br /> do not vary significantly from those disclosed during our field investigation. If any variations or <br /> undcsirable conditions arc encountered during construction, the geotechnical engineer should bc notified <br /> so that supplemental rccommendations can be tnade. <br /> Thc conclusions of this report are based on the inCorrnalion provided regarding the proposed <br /> construction. If lhe proposcd construction is rclocated or redesigned, the conclusions in this report may <br /> not bc valid. The �cotcchnical enginecr should be notificd of any changes so that the recommendations <br /> can be rcvicwed and reevaluated. <br /> Tliis report is a limited geotcchnical engineering investigation with the purpose of cvaluating the soil <br /> conditions in tcrms of foundation design. 'Phe scopc of our serviccs did not include any cnvironmental <br /> site assessment for thc presence or absence of hazardous and/or toxic materials in the soil, groandwater <br /> or atmosphere, or thc presence of wetlands. Any statemcnts, or absence of statements, in this report or <br /> on any hand auger boring log, regarding odors, unusual or suspicious items, or conditions observed are <br /> stricdy for descriptive purposcs and are no: inlcnded to convcy engineering judgmcnt rcgarding potcntial <br /> liazardous and/or toxic asscssmcnts. <br /> Krn�n&Assoclales,Inc. "\ � <br /> OfTiccs Scrving The Westem Unit�yl Statrs ��� <br />