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� <br />CASCADE GEOTECHNICAL <br />November 16, 1988 <br />Job No. 8811-20G <br />Rainier Capital Manager�ent <br />Page 5 <br />� <br />should have less than five (5) percent minus 200 size material, <br />based on the fraction passing the #4 sieve. We also recommend that <br />� a vapoc barrier he placed under the slab. <br />Drainage <br />Roof drains should be tightlined <br />Separate footing drains, bedded and <br />should be provided. <br />Lateral Forces <br />to the storm sewer sy:tem. <br />backfilled with pea gc•avel <br />The basement walls should be backfilled with free-draining granular <br />soil which conforms to the all-weather fill specification presented <br />in the Structucal Fill section of this report. Wall backfill <br />should be compacted to 45 percent of the ASTM D-1557 maximum dr,y <br />density in ocder to minimize pavement settlement adjacent to the <br />walls. A footi.ng drain, bedded and backfilled with pea gravel <br />should be placed at the base of the walls. <br />Walls backfilled in accordance with tl.iesa recommendations may be <br />designed using the following active late�al forces: 40 pef eguiva- <br />� lent fluid for walls free to deflect at least .001H during back- <br />; filling, 60 pcf for rigid walls. These values are for hocizontal <br />backfill with a succharge from cars or light trucks. <br />General <br />We recommend that we be asked to review the final plans before <br />construction begins. We also recommend that we observe the <br />foundation excavation and observe the placement of any fill. <br />