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� <br />� <br />� <br />�� <br />f <br />� <br />� <br />Mr. Chris Lark <br />February 20, 2001 <br />where moisturc will bc detrimcntal to (loor covcrings or cquinmcnt, a l0-mil polycthylcne vapor <br />barrier should be placed dircctly over tne capillary brcak. <br />In areas where the concrete slab will be subjected to hr,avy cyuipmcnt loads, such as thc <br />equipment bays and concrete aprons, the subgrade should bc prcpared to an unyielding <br />condition, as discussed below, to provide a firm support. If the slabs will be designed as bcam <br />on elastic foundation, a subgrade modulus of 120 pound per cuhic inch (pci) should be used. <br />$.4 ASPIIALT CONC[2ETE PAVEMF:M1T <br />New asphalt paving will be placed to provide access to thc buifding and vchicic parking. Wc <br />recommend Uiat the new pavement section to consist of 2%:-inches of ACP, overlying a 2-inch <br />thick layer of crushed surfacing top course (CSTC), overlying 8-incl�es of s[ructural fill. <br />Gradation recommendations of the structural fill are discussed below. Both thc strucWral (ill and <br />crushed base should be compacled to 95 % of thc materials maximum dry dcnsiry (Modified <br />Proctor ASTM D-1557). <br />S.$ ROCKERY RETAINING �'VALL <br />a Rockeries should Ue constructed in accordancc with thc Typical Rockcry Dctail provided in <br />� Figure 3. In general, rockeries should Ue used for protection of stable cut slopes and not to retain <br />fill; however, rockeries up to about 8 feet higli could bc used as retaining structures at this site <br />providing the width of the Uase rock is at least 1/3 the wall height as shown on Figure 3. <br />�_ <br />�. <br />L <br />L <br />The bottom rock should be keyed in at least 12 inches belo�v finisUed grade, and be founded on <br />at least 6 inches of strucWral fill or crushed rock. The face oFthe wall should be battered iH:4V. <br />The backslope above the rockery wall should be graded no steeper than about 3H:1 V. Backfill <br />between the roc�ceries and tlie face of excavation should consist of 2- to 6-inch rock. A four-inch <br />diameter perforated plastic pipe should be placed at the heel of the rockery excavation to serve as <br />a drain. This drainpipe should flow via tightline to an appropriate outlet such as a stom� drain <br />system. <br />Temporary excavations to Facilitale tl�e construction of the rockery may be graded as steeply as <br />4V:1 H. If unstable soils are encountered during the rockery installation, the rockery excavation <br />may need to be staged to limit the length and time Hiat the excavation is open before the rockery <br />�5 �nscau�a. <br />00-046-100 Gcotccli Rcport 5 PanGEO, Inc. <br />y� <br />
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