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2215 MERRILL CREEK PKY BASE FILE 2018-01-01 MF Import
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MERRILL CREEK PKY
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2215
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BASE FILE
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a <br /> _: �.,� <br /> �T..:.r � <br /> � � <br /> i <br /> ���� � w� <br /> � � l <br /> ����e � , : � <br /> � <br /> ��� � <br /> ��R i ;. <br /> �d Gco�F.nginccrs <br /> �j�g �'� contents of the weaChered till indicaCe that the upper soils on the site I <br /> b <br /> �y � f <br /> H will need to be moistvre—conditioned by drying or aerating prior to <br /> H kkr� compaction unless earthwork is not done until mid— to late summer. <br /> �y H <br /> 6� N � ' PERMANENT SLOPES AND ROCKffitIES : ' <br /> Ay�w I <br /> t We recommend a maximum permanent slope inclination of 2H:1V in the � <br /> ��� �'' native soils or in structural fill placed in accordance with our recommen— <br /> I <br /> - ,�, dations. The structural fill should be compacted to at least 90 percent .. . , <br /> � � of CIDD. Fill shoul3 be carefully compacted to and on the slope face, or V <br /> � <br /> ` :9 the fill embankment should be overbuilt and cut back. A maximum permanent <br /> � �.� slope of 1.SH:1V for cuts in the unweathered dense glacial till may he <br /> , used. However, it may Ue difficult to establish permanent vegetation to <br /> i <br /> prevent erosion. Some sloughing and raveling should 6e expected at this ; <br /> I <br /> steeper inclination. Pcrmanent slopes should be hydroseeded or otherwise i <br /> � prorected from erosion. Temporary erosion control measures may be <br /> : � <br /> necesoary until permanent vegetation is established. � <br /> .'���� " Rockeries may be used to face cuts in the dense native soils. - <br /> � ly <br /> i Although rockeries oFfer some lateral restraint, they are not normally <br /> � � ta intended to provide structural lateral supporc. Rockeries should be <br /> ?.i �� � built in accordance with the standard of practice; the actual desigti and <br /> ' , construction should Ue the responsibility of the rockery contractor. <br /> �.1 We understand tliat grades will be raised significan[ly along the <br /> �`� north and possibly the east margin of the property. Rockeries in these <br /> � <br /> I � areas will face a fill emUankment. Wliere rockeries face more than a <br /> 6—foot height of structural fill, we recommend inclusion of a durable ' <br /> i �� a � � <br /> , polymer grid mat'erial such as Tensar Geogrids widtin the fill ].ayers of , <br /> r.e � <br /> the structural fill. Tlie reinforced embankment construction should be <br /> ', � ; � performed and the hei�ht of die rockery limited in accordance wich the <br /> � ' I� M <br /> grid material manufac[urer's recomme�idations . The rockery can Ue � <br /> � <br /> constructed as cl�e embankment is placed, or aFCerwards. <br /> ��� � I <br /> S[iAi.LOG POIINDATION SUPYORT � . <br /> IsolaCed or conCinuous spread fooCings may Ue founded on structural <br /> �''� fill, medium dense weathered till or Che unweatltered glacial till. We � <br /> i <br /> recommend that isolated colwnn and continuous wall fooCings have minimum i <br /> � 8 � <br /> o� - <br /> . ._. _ . .---. _ . ._,.,,... . .... . ..__._.. . . . ... _,_..,...,. ..- ;.,.,. . <br /> . . . . � .. . . .. ,r"-r•�--�----- -- - <br /> ae . <br />
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