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i <br /> D...ID L.NELSON AND ASSOCIATES,INC. � <br /> Comulting Engincciing Gculagy <br /> ,lune 1, 198° <br /> Project No. 7C89 � <br /> Page 3 j <br /> southerly sioDe, are Cr000sed. Ne are of the opinion that if these building I <br /> setbacks are used, r?sidente foundation Dlacement should be conducted well �� <br /> into the dense native soils, to achieve greater "net" buildtna setbacks fran ��, <br /> the slope areas. we understand that a daylight basement is desired within the <br /> area, where areater =xczvation is p;oposed along the easterly side, becoming <br /> somewhat less along the south and west sides. Generally, development wtthin <br /> this area should lnclude foundatlon placement within the compact native <br /> sofls, limitations of earthwork within the butlding setback and slope areas, <br /> drainage controls anG proDer vegetation thinning. <br /> Earthwork Considerat(ons <br /> Excavation for the resfdence structure and yard areas should be limtted to the <br /> development areas located back from the established setback from the top-of- <br /> sloDe. All excavation materials should be removed from the area, or <br /> stockvfled for use as backfill outside of the setback area. Thts includes � <br /> I <br /> "temvorary" excavatton matertals from foundation excavation. Absolutely no <br /> filling should be performed withfn the setback or sloDe areas. <br /> Foundations <br /> In aeneral, residenCe foundations should be placed withln the [cmpact native <br /> sofls. AII footinos should extend through surficial artiftcial f111 or <br /> unsuitable surface sotls, and plated a minirum of 5 feet into the dense nat[ve <br /> soils. This should achieve nominal (net) buildings setbacks of about 23 feet <br /> within the northerly and easterly areas and about 10 feet within the southerly � <br /> area (assuming a 1H:1U sloDe). Foundatton placement and slab-on-grade areas <br /> should be performed as shown on the enclosed Subdrain 8 Backfill Schemes, <br /> sheet S-1 and S-2. <br /> Drainage <br /> All surface waters should be directed away from the setback and slope areas. � <br /> We suggest the use of foundation and roof drain systems, independently <br /> directed aM•ay from the structure area, and into a main drafnage system. Thts <br /> drainage system should be directed into the storm drainage system off site, or <br /> � <br /> � <br />