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EVERGREEN WAY
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CASCADE TCSTING LAE30RATORY. INC. <br />T[STING & INSPECT�ON / LNGIN[EFS / GEOLOGISTS <br />December 16, 1981 <br />Cert. No. 8112-13G <br />Paper Warehouse Corporation <br />Page 10 <br />I'ooting and Roof Drains <br />To reduce or eliminate water from accumulating �vithin the foundation <br />area we strongly recommend that all footings have adequate drainage. <br />Foundation drainage should be tightlined away from the building and <br />into a proper drainage course. <br />All roof drains should be tightlined into a system independent from <br />the footing drair�s and directed into a propEr drainage course. <br />Special Notes <br />The glacial till soils that underlie the site have outstanding <br />strength characteristics. However, water flowing o��co these soils <br />from any source wi7.1 have an adverse effect on their workability and <br />strength. The soils overlying the basal till soils are also very <br />sensitive t� changes in moisture. Two facts are obvious at this <br />site. The first is, we know tY:ere is ground water lying above the <br />dense glacial till and second, it most likely will continue to rain. <br />Water control will be the key to success of the soils phase of this <br />project. Proper supervision and sound judgment should be of high <br />oriority. <br />� We stron9ly recommend the observation, inspection and/or testing of <br />� all phases of site development by the soils engineer or his quali- <br />fied representat:ve. Through this inspe:tion �ny necessary modifi- <br />cations to our recommendations could be made immediately with an <br />� appropriate solution. <br />�' <br />�. <br />� <br />� <br />u <br />
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