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9l-12-/0 <br /> Z�rnng Properh� <br /> Errm(f, N�nshing(ort <br /> Mackey Smith consists of Esperance Sand (Qe). A copy of the Geologic Map for <br /> this area is contained in Appendix D of this report. <br /> 3.3 Site Strati�raphv <br /> Site stratigraphy has been interpreted from the soil information collected from our <br /> test pits and correlated with the mapped geology of the area. Based on the <br /> conditions encountered during the excavation of our test pits, we believe that there <br /> is a fair correlation between the soil found on this site and those shown on the <br /> Geologic Mnp. <br /> All soil was logged and classified as it was removed from the ground. Copies of the <br /> Test Pit Logs are contained in Appendix E of this report. Soil descriptions on the <br /> logs follow the Un fed Soi/ Classifrcation forn�at. A copy of this classitication is <br /> contained in Appendix F of this report. <br /> A total of 3 test pits were excavated witl� a bacl:hoe at the project site. The <br /> approximated locations of these test pits are shown on the Site Map contained in <br /> Appendix B. In general, the soil conditions found in all three holes was very <br /> similar. In TP-1 we encountered 3.0 feet of a loose to medium, light brown, loose <br /> to medium dense Sand at the surface. This material was fine- to medium-gained, <br /> was mottled and contained a few roots associated with the small trees growing <br /> within this area. Below this strata and extending to the bottom or our test pit at 12 <br /> 5 GES, /��r. <br /> , <br />
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