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0 <br />r� <br />u <br />Mr. Aaron Byrne <br />Site Inspection <br />2421 Rockefeller Ave <br />Everett, WA <br />November 17, 2021 <br />Page-4.3—• <br />The purpose of underpinning the foundation is to support portions of the structure that has <br />experienced some differential settlement. The underpinning piles are designed to support the <br />structural loads in the immediate areas where they are placed and not to prevent uplift from soil <br />heave. <br />Maintaining uniform moisture around the foundation is very important. The landscape grades <br />around the residence should be maintained to slope away from the residence where required. <br />The landscape grades should slope away from the foundation at a minimum of/H per foot for six <br />(6-0) feet. The top soil should extend a minimum of one (V-0) foot above the bottom of the grade <br />beam and should not extend above four (4°) inches below the bottom of the siding. All new fill soil <br />should be clayey sand with a minimum Plasticity Index (PI) of twenty-five (25). Watering the soil <br />around the foundation is also important during dry periods to help maintain uniform moisture in <br />the soil. <br />This concludes this report. Observations made in this report pertain to the condition of the <br />residence on the date of the inspection which is subject to change. No foundation warranty is <br />expressed or implied by this report. If I can be of further assistance or should you have any <br />questions about this report, please do not hesitate to contact me. <br />Sincerely, <br />L1� <br />James Hogan, E.I.T. Darin Willis, P.E. <br />Engineering Technician Managing Principal <br />Attachment: Site Plan (SK 0) <br />Foundation and Elevation Assessment Plan (SK-1) <br />Ram Jack Helical Pile Detail with 4038 Bracket (SK-2) <br />Footing & Pile Calculations <br />Ram Jack 4038 Bracket Shop Drawing <br />Ram Jack 2 7/8" Helical Pile Specification <br />P.O. Box 10393 / Eugene, OR, 97440/ 541.393.7363 / WWW.NWENGGROUP.COM <br />31,0 <br />