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i <br />Y <br />�� <br />� <br />� <br />� 1 <br />SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION AND GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING REPORT <br />OVERALL LAl IND9Y SERVICE, INC. <br />PAINE FIELD SITE <br />EVERETT, \1'ASHINGTON <br />1.0 SUMMARY <br />The proposed project construction is considered feasible with respect to the subsurface <br />conditions encountered at the subject site. A brief summary of the project geotechnical <br />considerations is presented below: <br />o Our subsurface explorations in the proposed project area generally disclosed <br />both uncontrolled and undocumented fill soils oi varied composition above <br />the medium dense to dense native granular soils. Local occurrences of small <br />wood material, construction debris, and topsoil were also present �vithin the <br />fill and are not suit�ble to be included in fili areas under the proposed <br />development foundations. <br />o Shallow spread footing support for the proposed structure is feasible. We <br />recommend an allowable soil bearing pressure of 3,000 pounds per square <br />foot (ps� for footing bearings in the medium dense natural soils or properly <br />compacted structural fiil placed above suitable native soils. Suitable bearing <br />soils are present 7 to 17 or more teet below existing grades at exploration <br />locations in the building areas. We recommend removing existing fill soils and <br />backfilling to grade with structural fill. <br />o The site soils are silty and highly susceptible to disturbance in the presence of <br />water. Construction should be scheduled during drier, warm summer <br />months, if at all possible. Wet weather construction will make the reuse of the <br />onsite silty soils for structural fii! difficult or impossible, and will therefore <br />require strict attention to construction procedures to minimize additional earth <br />work cosis and reduce site disturbance. <br />eu}�:� <br />1 <br />