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Mr. Richard Burrell <br /> February 9,2006 <br /> i.. <br /> The locations and extent of toe drains will be best determined in the field at the time of construction; however, <br /> they should be constructed so they will not receive water discharged by the dispersion pipes. This likely can be <br /> accomplished by covering the toe drain with at least two feet of relatively impermeable structural fill. Fill <br /> material derived from the on-site glacial till soils will generally be suitable for accomplishing this. <br /> We recommend that the sub-fill drains consist of a mat of four- to six-inch diameter quarry spalls constructed <br /> I along the axis of the drainage corridor. The mat should have a minimum thickness and width of at least 1.5 feet <br /> and 10 feet, respectively; however, final drain dimensions should be based on field conditions observed at the <br /> time of construction. We recommend covering the rock mat with a geotextile fabric, such as Mirafi 140N or <br /> I equivalent, to provide a separation layer between the rock and the overlying fill. The sub-fill drains should <br /> daylight several feet beyond the toe of the structural fill. As an alternative, the sub-fill drainage mat could be <br /> stubbed against the gabion barrier at the toe of the fill embankment,provided the lower approximately five feet of <br /> Ithe embankment fill between the Reno mattress and the sub-fill drain is constructed using four- to six-inch <br /> diameter quarry spalls. <br /> IWestern Outfall Location <br /> I As discussed, the western outfall is proposed to discharge to a swale located adjacent the Boeing railroad spur <br /> through a single, 25-foot long perforated pipe. The information provided to us shows the dispersion pipe <br /> constructed at grade and enveloped in a minimum of 24 inches of 6- to 12-inch diameter rip-rap (quarry spalls). <br /> IBased on our field observations, it is our opinion that the planned western outfall location is suitable for <br /> discharging site stormwater using the dispersion system shown on Sheet D-1.6 of the project plans. However,we <br /> I recommend placing a geotextile separation layer, such as Mirafi 140N or equivalent, between the soil subgrade <br /> and the rip-rap. <br /> We trust the information presented is sufficient for your current needs. If you have any questions or require <br /> I additional information,please call. <br /> I Sincerely yours, <br /> TERRA ASSOCIATES,INC. <br /> I <4Aitk- <br /> John C. S. <br /> Project:►, . a. ,s3 ,r, V 3 <br /> I �AI/ ,G _ , ,, .., _,:„..„,� , ,,,,.- <br /> 00 <br /> I Theode f . Sch•,' t;�''Y '' ?i- '.- <br /> Pr1nCi °` c <br /> Encl: <br /> I <br /> Project No.T-5738 <br /> IPage No.3 <br />