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n <br />DAVID L.NELSON AND ASSOCIATES,INC. <br />Consulting Engineering Geology <br />February 18, 1986 <br />Project No. 1886 <br />Page Four <br />Additional Notes <br />Isolated vertical members,such as the pier type footing alternative, may <br />—' experience considerable movement should the fill soils activate and slide. <br />' We would antir.ipate lateral earth pressures of 1000 pounds per cubic foot (pcf) <br />r. for these type foundations. For near surface footings, we would expect an <br />�� anticipated equivalent fluid pressure of 40 pcf for active pressures, and <br />� 55 pcf for at-rest pressures. These anticipated lateral earth pressures are <br />u based upon a drained condition. <br />'. We would suggest the foundations be drain as shown on the enclosed Subdrain <br />,, & Backfill Scheme, Roof drains should be independantly collected and routed <br />� <br />to an outfall area away from the building area. We suggest all drainage <br />,� <br />collec�ed within the site be tightlined to the swale area, and not deposited <br />or freely flow over the slope. <br />.., <br />Since we did not perform exploration within this site, the information con- <br />tained herein should be viewed as opinions based upon observations. Should <br />conditions other than those discussed with you or known by us be found to <br />occur, we should be contacted for further review and study. Additional or <br />-- alternative recommendations may be required. <br />Thank you for the opportunity to be of service. If you have any questions, <br />feel free to call on us at any time. <br />� Sincerel <br />_- DAYID . � CIATES, INC. <br />David L. Nelson, PG <br />__ Professional Engineering Geologist <br />DLN:kmn <br />/� � <br />J. Keith Cross, PE <br />Geotechnical Consultant <br />