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I of 6 <br /> LONGITUDE <br /> ONE TWENTYO <br /> ENGINEERING&DESIGN <br /> Pile Review for Structural Compliance <br /> Date: June 30th, 2024 <br /> Project Name: Foundation Stabilization/Lift — Everett Project Number: S240102-1XR <br /> Project Location: 7423 Lower Ridge Rd, Everett, WA 98203 <br /> Client's Name: R&R Foundation Specialist, LLC <br /> To Whom It May Concern: <br /> The purpose of this letter is to confirm pile installation and capacity compliance with the structural re- <br /> quirements specified in the L120 Structural Calculation Package and Structural Site Plan dated March 51h <br /> 2024. <br /> During the week of May 301h, 2024, eleven (11) helical piles were installed by R&R Foundation Specialists <br /> (R&R) to stabilize areas of the single-family residence located at 7423 Lower Ridge Rd, Everett, WA 98203. <br /> To the knowledge of L120, these piles were installed by R&R certified installers in accordance with the cited <br /> structural package, ESR-3750. Please refer to the attached drive log and photographs provided by R&R. <br /> The FOR from L120 Engineering and Design was present on site during the pile installation. <br /> The helical piles were installed with maximum pile spacing of 7'-0"on-center, the typical minimum required <br /> vertical capacity as determined by L120 is shown in the table below. These demand requirements are as <br /> determined and specified in L120's structural calculation package cited above. <br /> PILE SPACING&LOAD REQUIRMENTS TABLE <br /> MIN O.C.SPACING.ft MIN VERTICAL CAPACITY.kips PROOF TESTING LOAD,kips <br /> PILE# PILE TYPE BTVJN END ALLOWABLE LOADING 200%MIN VERTICAL CAPACITY LOCATION <br /> PILES OFFSET (MIN ULTIMATE CAPACITY) <br /> 1-11 HELICAL T-0' 3'-0' 8.0 kip 16.0 kip PER PLAN <br /> Pile capacities for the helical piles have been calculated using a Digga HH-6K drive head with a torque <br /> correlation factor, Kt, of 9 as prescribed in ESR-3750. A chart showing the resulting capacities is attached <br /> to this letter. Per the attached document, an Ideal Foundation Systems 2-7/8" diameter helical pile installed <br /> to a minimum pressure of 600 psi results in a maximum allowable capacity of 8.4 kips including a safety <br /> factor of 2. <br />