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02-09-'07 11:13 FROM -Nelson Geotechnical 425-481-2510 <br />FIELD REPORT <br />T-542 P002/006 F-129 <br />NELSON <br />Project: <br />Hamstra Vault <br />GrEOTECHNYCAL <br />Owner: <br />Dean Van Overbeke <br />ASSOCIATES, I.NC <br />Location:, <br />502 Madison Street <br />Everett, WA <br />17311 135ra Ave. NE #A-500 <br />Weather: <br />Cloudy, 50's <br />Woodinville, WA 98072 <br />Purpose of <br />(425) 486-1669 FAX 481-2510 <br />Visit: <br />Construction Monitoring <br />File No.: 758107 <br />Date: 2/8/07 <br />Report No:. I <br />Page 1 of 2 <br />By: All <br />We visited the site today at the request of Dean Van Overbeke, with Van Overbeke Construction for the <br />purpose of construction monitoring at the Hamstra project at 520 Madison Street in Everett, WA. Dean <br />requested that we evaluate the footing subgrade for an underground vault. <br />The geologic units for this site are shown on the Geologic Ma of the Everett 7.5-minute Quadrangle, <br />Washington, by James P. Minard (USGS, 1985). The site is mapped as glacial till (Qvt). <br />Upon arrival we met with Dean. We observed that the excavation was approximately 25 feet long by 10 <br />feet wide by 8 feet deep and was adjacent to the sidewalk along Madison Street. We also observed that <br />the footings had been poured prior to our arrival, and the walls of the vault excavation were nearly <br />vertical. We observed that the materials exposed in the excavation consisted of silty fine to medium <br />sand with gravel, which we interpreted to be the native glacial till soil. <br />The vault footings had been poured and the wall forms were in place so our access to the vault subgrade <br />was very limited. We evaluated the exposed subgrade in the base of the excavation, outside of the vault <br />wall forms on a portion of the south side with a %2-inch diameter steel probe rod. In general, the <br />subgrade soil could be probed 1-inch under moderate pressure and was interpreted as dense glacial till. <br />We have been providing our monitoring services on a part time basis only. Based on our limited <br />observations at the site, it is our opinion that the footing subgrade consists of dense native soil and <br />should support the planned load. <br />We did not evaluate the stability of the vault excavation. NGA is not responsible for job site safety for <br />this project. Job site safety is solely the responsibility of the contractor. We recommend that the vault <br />excavation comply with all applicable OSHA/WISHA safety regulations. <br />Attachment: <br />Distribution: <br />Signed: CVMLI� <br />
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