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� <br />Gco!ochnical Gnginccring Evaluation <br />1303 bladrona Ave - King <br />Decemher 2, 200G <br />RMI Pilc No. 39306 <br />Page 6 <br />subgradc bclow nny pinnncd slnb-on-gmdc and/or foundations should bc cumpactcd to a densc, non- <br />yielding condition. Arcas observcd to pump or weave, shouW 6e repaired by ovco-cxcavnting nnd <br />rcplacing with thoroughly compacted granular fill (stn�ctural fill). <br />Tempnr:�ry and Perm�nent Slopcs <br />Tempoairy cut-slope staUility is n function of many factors, such as thc typc and consistcncy of soils, <br />depth of thc cut, surcharge loads udjncent to tl�e excavation, length of time a cu[ remains opcn, and thc <br />presencc oi'surfacc or ground w�ter, It is dil7icult undcr thcse vnriablc conditions to estimate a stable, <br />tempornry, cut-slope angle. Tlierefore, it should bc the responsibility of ilie con4�nctor to r.iaintain safc <br />slope configurations since the contruclor is continuously nt [he joU site, able tn observe the nature nna <br />condi[ion of the cut slopcs, and able to monitor die subsurfnce materi¢Is and ground aater conditions <br />encounlcrcd. <br />Por pinnning purposcs, we recommend that temporary cu�s in Q�c slcpe soils bc no steeper than t <br />Horizontal to 1 Vertical (1H: 1V). lf ground water wcrc cncountered, �ve would expect that flatter <br />inclinn[ions would bc necessnry. <br />This informntion is provldcd solcly for tlw benefit of ti�c owner nnd other dcsign consultancs nnd <br />shoiiid not be constracd to intply thnt 121�1I ASSOCIA'PES LLC assnmes responslhility Cor job sitc <br />safety. The on-site cuntrnctor is thc entity snlely responsible for job site safety. <br />We recommend [hat cut slopes be protected from erosion. Mensures taken may include covering cut <br />slopes with pinstic shecting nnd diverting surface runoff ttway from tlie top of cut slopcs. Ne do not <br />recommend verlical slopes for cuts deeper tlinn 4 feet, if �vorker access is necessary. «�e recommend tha[ <br />cut slopc hciglrts and inclinations conform to MSHA/OS}lA st�ndards. <br />Final slope inctinatious for svucturnl fill and cuts in the nntive soils should bc no stecper thnn 2Ti: 1 V. <br />I,ightly compacted 61Is or common fills should be no sleeper thnn 3H: 1 V. Common fills are defined ns <br />fill materials, potcnti111y widi some organics, that nre "trackrolled" into place. They would not meet the <br />compaclion specification of structural fill. i innl slopes should bc planted and covered wid� sVnw or jutc <br />net[ing. "I'he vegetation should be maintnincd until it is estnblished. No fill, grass clippings ur <br />prunings, etc. simuld be pinced on the slopc. <br />RMI ASSOCIATES LLC <br />Q•d 6ST9-6Z9 (09E1 sqoa�ty��y I�N su�csaQ d95�E0 LO 60 �eW <br />
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