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Gcolcchnicnl �ngincering Evnluation <br />130� Madronn Avc - Ring <br />Deccmbcr 2, 200G <br />RN11 Filc No. 39306 <br />Page 5 <br />Cl�e surrcial slope suils can Ue subject to slow buckwasting duc to wenthering, crcep, shallow sloughing, <br />local erosion, and significnnt stom� cvcnts. This would result in slow recession of the slope f�ces. lf <br />vcgctation is mninmined on the �lope bclow thc house, thesc effects are expccted +o be rninimal. <br />Develo�:ment Conside�:�linns <br />Nonnally a building setback Gom the top or toc of steep slopes is specificd to nllow for bnekwasting nnd <br />slope failures. A set6nck is not practict�l in this case nor is it warrantcd, us t6e slope is nlrendy below thc <br />angle of repose of the in srlu soils. 'Phe soil comprising the slope is a dense advance outwash deposit and <br />there is little chnnce of fnilure if the conditions specified below are fullowed. Nevertheless we <br />recommcnd ihat constn�ction should not take pincc widiin ZS feeCoC t1�c top of tlie stecp slope. <br />1'he Sitc 1'Ian on figure 2 shows thc location of the home on the site �nd U�e planned replacement. [3ased <br />upon tlie conditions dcscribed above, il is our opinion that the slopes are stahle nnd tha[ the proposed <br />locution for the replacement is reasonnble providcd ccrt�in prccautions nre txken during construction. <br />Any disturbed nrcas should bc rest�bilizcd ns soon ns possiblc through vegemtion planting or other <br />approvcd mcans, Nithin expased soil areus, vegcu�tion pinnting, hydro-seeding, and/or straw mu�ching <br />arc effcctive means to minimize erosion and allow vcgetation to Uegin rapidly. All excavation spoils <br />should be covered wiA� pinstic in thc event of rnin to minimize tlie potential for erosion and siltation. <br />It is g�od prnctice to usc extcrior footing drains arowid all of the strucwres where moisturc control is <br />importvn. Pooting driiins shotQd bc instnllcd nt Icast 1 foot bclow thc planncd fuished (loor slab or <br />crnwl space elevation. The drains should consist of 4-inch-di�uneter, rigid, perforated PVC pipe that is <br />surrotmdetl by Gee-ch'aining mataritd, such as peu gravel und wrapped in u non-woven filter fiibric. <br />Footing drains should discharge into tightlines Icnding to an nppropriate collection a�id discliarge point. <br />Crawl spnccs, if nny, should be sloped to drain, and a positi��c connection should be m�de inta thc <br />foundntion drainage system. Roof drains should be tightlined separately of Pooting drains. All drainage <br />should be routed to an appropriate discharge point. <br />Sitc Prcpnrution �tnd Grnding <br />'1'hc ncw building area aftcr demolishmcnt of the house should be stripped of v:getation, topsoil, loose <br />soils, zind fill (if nny). Any slopcs should bc Inid bnck to nbout IH; 1V (harizon[ul: verticnl). Thc <br />RMI ASSOCIATES LLC <br />[,'d 6ST9-6Z9 f09E1 szoa�zyn�� �N su�tsaQ d9S�E0 LO 60 �eW <br />