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� �,z,. ,� <br /> �.a�,�,.�� � Northern, ►n�. <br /> � U�ontrolled 611, organic soils and loose nacive soiis of udcnown qualiry and ve�tip� <br /> eatau would rcmain at depth below the surficial compaa�mne iu slab araa. jj,�yg� <br /> � understood h,t his ootion sho�ld only be impsmentcd if the ow c �'�r �t the ris5r mr <br /> �ne deaeee of d�fferent� 1 w±lement m the sl ...e, <br /> � Q.4 S/ab-0n-GrM�floors <br /> r We raommend that slab-on-grade floors be placed on a horizontsl wbgrade of Brm, <br /> Ishuctural bll that has been placed and compaaed in u.coMance with our rccommendations as <br /> discusscd above unda Optioa I and Opaon II. Prior to slab placemeat,the wbgrade should <br /> r . be aPProved by our representative. <br /> I 7'he praeace of silry subgrade sods and a shallow groundwatv table at th�site <br /> indicates that a capillary brcak will be nN:essary between t6e slab and subgrade. The capillary <br /> � break should co�sist of a four(4)inch miaimum tl�ick hyer of pea gravel or&ee-draining <br /> materisl which conforms to tlx gradation for wet weather suuctural6ll gi�en in the Cut aad <br /> � F'ill Rtqaircmenb section of tGis report. <br /> We recommend that a vapor barrier(consisti�g of 10.mi1.visqueen)be placed <br /> � between the slab and capillary brealc. One(t)ro two(2)incha of clean sand may be placed <br /> on top oFthe vapor bartier w sid in concrete auing. We should be engaged w obsave <br /> proofrolling of the slab subgrade and to coafirm slab subgade condirions prior to wncrete <br /> � Placement. <br /> 6.5 Parking Area Subgrade Preparatlon <br /> � The proposed parking aad drivwvay azeas should be overe�ccavated by at least oae(1) <br /> foot below the proposed pavement section. A minimum one(1)foot tlrick Iayer below the <br /> accavation should then be scarified and recompacted to at least 95°/.ofthe soil's ma�dmum <br /> �_ dry density as detemtined by ASTM D 1557 testing methods. The overexcavated subgrade <br /> should then be covered with a geotauile fabric such as M'irati�60px or approved equivslent. <br /> � This geote�ile should be properly mached and covered per the maoufacturer•s <br /> recommendations. Subsequent to the placement of the geotextile fabric,the overexcavation <br /> should be backSlled with structura!fill ptaced in confomiance with our rxortunendations <br /> I- We recommend that the suitability of the parki�and driveway area subgrade be <br /> verified by a geotechnical enginea/geologist prior to placement of the geotactile fabric. In <br /> � the event that unsuitable azeas are identified, they should be rcpaircd with propaly compacted <br /> fill or cnuhed rcek <br /> I6.6 Parking and Driveway Pavement Deslgn <br /> I Our analysis of pavement sections were based oa design procedura outli�d in the <br /> 1986 AASHTO Duign Manual and our acperience with pavemeM xccions in this uea <br /> subjected to similar trattic loads. The analysis was based on GBR and railient modulus(Mr) <br /> i I values estimated from the results of our field invesciguion u well u previous experience with <br /> sim•.:r soil types, and on the assumption that the subgrade for ihe proposed parking aad <br /> I9 <br />� _ _ <br />
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