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SHUKSAN WAY
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� . <br /> � till can usualh• hc placcd as stnutur:d fill, providcJ that nn c�tcndcd periods of��ci ��c;itlicr uccur � <br /> during this timc. <br /> i <br /> I If earthwork will he undcnaken during the latc fall to spring, ��c �ug�esl that a contingency hc <br /> included in the pmject schedule and budgct to account for increased canh�vork cosis. In addilion, if i <br /> � construction is planned in the�vimer months,thc usc of till soils as backfill may �,�� n� i,�ts�ni����� � <br /> to the moisturc sensitivih�that it exhibits. Eristing lill fill remo��ed from the trcnch c�cavations or � <br /> from site cuts is also likcly to bc weI of optimum and dit'ficult lo reuse as ircnch hackfill ��i�hout f <br /> 1 bcing acrated. Tlicrefore, imporled sand and gra��cl matcrials should be planned for trauh hack(ill � <br /> in wet wcathcr conditions. <br /> During ���et wcathcr construction, access mads rnnsisting of crushcd rock or pit run sand and � <br /> � gra��el may 6e neccssary to operate equipment on the csisting fill. A constructirni geotestilc, such � <br /> as Mirafi SODX, should also be considered below granular access roads. Al�cmatively, if tlic sitc is <br /> f graded during thc dry scason, it may be prudent to protcct the sub�Tade using ATE3 ir. arcas whcrc <br /> Iconstruction trafTic���ill be routed in the wet weatlier months. <br /> 1 4.2.2 Site Clearing � <br /> Because the area of tiie proposed JanSport Building and surrounding pavcment arcas arc all <br /> � �eithin recent fill areas, no significant clearing or s;rippine will be necessary. We recotnmend <br /> stripping and removing the vegMation from the drainage ditches. \1'e also rccrnnmcnd draining all <br /> the ponded���ater from the drainage ditches and the stormwater pond in the southwest portion of the <br /> � site prior to preparing ilie subgrade for additional fill. <br /> I 4.2.3 Subgrade Preparation � <br /> All ponded water should be mmoved from the drainacc di�ches. �1'et soils should also be dried I <br /> or removed from the ditches. All loose soils should also be exca�ated Gom the ditchcs unless <br /> � su�ciendy dry to allow for proper compaction. Once the ���ater and loose soils are removed from � <br /> the ditches,the exposed subgrade should be evaluated by proof-rolling or by using:.steel probe rod, <br /> I prior to compacting or placing sWctural fill in the ditches. <br /> The loose and disturbed fill soil observed in the south���est portion of the site under the building <br /> footprint should be rcmoved to dense pit sand material. All wet soils should also be removed. The <br /> ( eacavation should eatend beyond thc huilding footprint a distance equal to t!ie e�cavation depth. <br /> I We anticipate that about 6 feet of loose and wet soils exist in this area. The area is behveen about ' <br /> gridlines A to C and 1 to 5.5. I i <br /> IPrior to placing new fill, pavement or slab support materials, the c�posed subgrade across the � <br /> site should be evaluated by proof-rolling using a piece of heary tirc-mounted equipment or a loaded <br /> + dump wck. Afier proofrolling, the subgrade arca should be thoroughly compacted to a firm and <br /> � unyielding condition. If the subgrade can not be compacted to a firtn and unyielding condition, it is <br /> likely that the soils remain wet at depth. If this is the case, the material sho�ld be allowed to dry <br /> I sufficiently to be properly compacted. <br /> � <br /> C <br /> � G e o E n g i n e e r 5 8 File No. 75d4-W2•00•I 130�J50101 ��� <br />
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