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� <br />CASCADE TESTING l_ABORATORY. INC. <br />TESTING s W SPECTON / ErvGiNGEFS /GEOLC+Gi5T5 <br />June 14, 1984 <br />Cert. No. 845-61G <br />Kenmore Pre-Mix <br />Pay�� 3 <br />More complete descriptions of tne soils found in the borings are <br />presented in the boriny logs in the appendix. <br />HYDROLOGY <br />The water table was measured at ten (10) feet below grade in t1�e <br />borings. The water table in this area fluctua�es with the tides and <br />the river level. <br />The imported fill appears to drain moderately v:ell. The underlying <br />silts drain poorly. The underlying river sand is quite permeable. <br />CUNCLUSIONS AND RFCUMMENDATIONS <br />Due to the uncontrolled fill and the underlying soft <br />recommend the use of piling to support the batch plant. <br />tions for timber piliny are presented below. Higher <br />other piling types are available if necessary. <br />Driven Timber Piling <br />soils, we <br />Recommenda- <br />loads using <br />Driven timber piling would be well suited to the soil conditions at <br />the site. Safe working loads of twenty (20) to twenty-five (25) <br />tons could be achieved. We would anticipate below grade pile <br />lengths of about forty-five (45) feet for twenty (20) ton piles and <br />fi£ty (50) feet for twenty-five (25) ton piles. A minimum pile <br />length of thirty-five (35) feet is recommended. <br />Test piliny may be advisable before ordering production piling. A <br />hammer rate�i at 15,000 ft. lbs. of ener.gy or more is recommended. <br />The piling should be class B creosote treated, with the ends banded. <br />All piles should be fresh headed before driving and any badly broom- <br />ed ends should be cut off before driving is completed. <br />