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Consuiting <br />bert M. Pride, Inc. Engineer <br />November 13, 1996 <br />Mr. Ted Buttons <br />City of Everett <br />Planning and Development Department <br />Everett. WA 98204 <br />I�� S � C'J� l YVV✓1 ��GI <br />1 <br />R:: Repor! on Gcotechnical Assesscaar.t <br />Proposed Residential Site <br />7720 Larimer Road <br />Everett, Washington <br />RMP Project No. 96-183-01 <br />Deaz Mr. Buttons, <br />At the request of Mr. Gary Wright, an site inspection was made on November 16�' to evaluate <br />the existing soil conditions on a graded pad for a modular house to be built at 7720 Larimer <br />Road in Everett. It is understood tl�at tne foc:print of the completed modules will be 40 x 60 <br />feet in plan area, and that each module will be supported on two steel beams extending in the <br />long dimension. Pedestal footings on eight foot centers will be positioned on a concrete slab <br />covering the entire building pad area. <br />The building pad was created by excavating adjacent to Larimer Road, and placing fill on the <br />easterly side of the pad azea. Maximum depth of fill is on the order of two feet, with the <br />daylight line located on the easterly side of the graded pad. Fill soils consist of a mixhue of <br />silts and fine sands, and contain some organics. Exposed native soils appeaz to be compact silty <br />sands and silts with relatively high moisture content. <br />Based on the results oi my site inspection and on discussions with Gary Wright, it is <br />recommended that sup, ort for the most easterly module be provided by a continuous footing <br />extending through the fii! and onto the native soils. These pazallel footings will be about eight <br />feet apart, and �ti�ll extend be'.ow the concrete slab approximately 18 to 24 inches. Support Y'or <br />the remaining two modules c:ui be provided by the concrete slab ihat will be poured over the <br />existing graded pad. <br />It is recommended that a 4 to 6 inch crushed gravel base be placed under die concrete slab after <br />the soft, wet surface soils have been removed from tl�e pad surface. Each footing should be <br />reinforced with two No. 4 bars, one at Uie top and bottom of the footing. In addition, the <br />easterly 12 feet of the concrete slab should be reinforced with No. d bars at 34 inch cen[ers, <br />10428 N.E. 52nd Str«t K'v:.land. WA 98033 <br />PhonclFez (206) 822 - 9532 <br />
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