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' ' c"� �"� <br /> SCOPE OS WORK <br /> Our geotechnical investigation included observations of <br /> subsurface explorations, engineering evaluations and <br /> preparation of this report. The scope of work included the <br /> following specific tasks: <br /> o Continuously logqed the subsurface conditions, as <br /> encountered in the testpits at the time of excavation. <br /> Logs oz the testpits are presented on the summary sheets of <br /> Appendix A. <br /> o Performed engineering evaluations and analyses and <br /> developed appropriate recommendations for foundations <br /> systems, temporary excavations, and retaining walls. <br /> o Prepared this geotechnical investigation report summarizing <br /> our findings an,� recommendations for site development. <br /> EXISTING SIT& CONDITIONS <br /> The proposed development is located at 233 Pec;:s Drive in <br /> Everett, Washington. The site is situated along the northeast <br /> side of Pecks Drive adjacent to a moderate height slope which <br /> drops down to the northeast . At the time of our field <br /> investigation, the site was already graded for the proposed <br /> building pad. A vertical cut slope ran parallel to the street <br /> along a line about 20 feet into the lot from the curb. The <br /> existing graded pad was nearly level, with a ramped access at <br /> the southwest corner. <br /> Spoil material from the pad grading appeared to have been pushed <br /> out over the slope, spilling down through young (3 to 4 inch <br /> diameter) alder trees. The slope was measured to be about 20 <br /> feet in height and sloped at an angle of about 40 degrees. <br /> Surface soils near the top of the slope were soft and wet. <br />
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