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� � CqSCApE GEOTECHNICAL INC. August 6, 1992 Job No. 9207-0SG ^ Langus proposes W build only on the plateau area. The project site is illustrated in Appendiz A. _ The profile of the lot, looking east to west, is defined by three slopes with definitive slope breaks. East of the cul-de-sac, the first 38 feet are gently sloped downwards at 5 degrees, the _ ne�t 45 feet are steeply sloped downwazd at nearly 45 degrees, with the last 20 feet sloped gc;ntly to the basin. Topographic relief is on the order of 30 fcet The plateau is covered by lush, well manicured lawn grass, free of trees and shrubs. No erosion — features were noticed, undoubtedly due to the thick and consistent grass vegetating the surface, - as well as the mild 5 degree slope. — The steep slope is thickly vegetated by ground cover and uees. Forcst duff, rotting organics, ' - occupies appmximately 10 inches of the immediate surface. The ground cover wnsists mostly J of wild blackberry bushes and ferns; the trees, deciduous alders and evergreens. On the surface -- of the steep slope, an evergreen tree was pistol butted at the base, possibly indicating creep of the slope. The slope surface is dry, and only minor, isolated erosion features were observed. - The marshy basin area is covered by thick ground vegetation, with exposed areas of dazk, I ' organic soils. 1'he basin soils are soft and saturated, with some areas of shallow standing water. :� Springs seeping from the tce of the steep slope were observed at the south western corner of the ' lot. SUBSURFAi;E CONDIT[ONS cnil C nditions The site subsurface condi6ons are described below; their corresponding interpretive logs are 2