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Roth Quality Homes JN 90016 <br /> January 25 , 1990 Page 3 <br /> conditions observed durinq excavation. The logs should be <br /> reviewed for specific subsurface information at the locations <br /> tested. <br /> r,uoyNDWATER <br /> No groundwate.r seepage was observed in the test pits. <br /> Groundwater levels can vary seasonally with rainfall and other <br /> factors . We anticipate that groundwater could be found <br /> between the near-surface slopewash soils and the underlying <br /> native silts , and in more permeable zones or fractures within <br /> the hard silts . <br /> CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> GENERAL <br /> it is our o�inion that development of this site with a single- <br /> family residence is feasible from a geotechnical engineering <br /> standpoint. Improvements or new construction located on <br /> hillsides .require a certain amount of vic�ilance on the part of <br /> the inhabitants to insure that destabilizinc� cuts and fills <br /> are not made, that drainaqe features are maintained, and that <br /> accidental leakages of water or sewer lines are promptly <br /> reported and repaired. <br /> The proposed residence can be supported on one of the <br /> following foundation systems: <br /> * Conventional continuous and spread footings bearing on <br /> and keyed into the hard, native silts that were <br /> found below the slopewash and very stiff silt, or <br /> * Deep foundations consisting of drilled concrete piers <br /> embedded into the hard silt. <br /> existingmagroundatsurfacetmay be required� to expose btheW hard <br /> silt. <br /> Rockeries are not acceptable for use at this site due to the <br /> extensive thickness of the loose slopewash soils . All fill <br /> placed on the site should be retained by engineered retaining <br /> structures . The south foundation wall of the residence should <br /> be constructed to retain the north side of the driveway fill . <br /> GEOTECH CONSULTANTS , INC. <br />