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Hxc�� <br />h] M <br />G�N <br />9HfA <br />Y <br />K�n <br />H Ct7 <br />�tAM <br />x <br />��d <br />OH <br />H�g <br />�i] Y �] <br />>H� <br />� <br />r yH <br />8�y <br />�o� <br />� <br />� <br />i ��� <br />DAVID L. NHLSON ANU ASSOCLITES, INC. <br />Consultiny [ngineering Geology <br />Febcuaxy 8, 1990 <br />Pco)ect 80. 0890 <br />?age 9 <br />explotations, and a fcee-dzaining marecial behind the subqzade va11. These <br />values do not take into account hydcostatic pcessuzes, sloping gcound behind <br />the vall, oz succhaxges due to equipment oc . facent structuzal loads. These <br />values f�cthei assume the use oE an effective dza[n system along the backside <br />of the vall. Ne suggest the use of a fz-e-dcaining sand and fine 9:ave1 <br />backEill along the backside oE the vall to [educe pcessuces on valis and to <br />Leduce potential foc moistuLe Q=oblems. Be suggest any basement oi cetaining <br />vall aceas utilize the cecommendations as shovn on the enclosed Subdcain s <br />BackFill Scheme enclosed. The dzainage blanket should extend to vithin ahout <br />tvo (2) feet of flnished extecioc gcade and have a minimum thickness oE 12 <br />inches. The iemaining tvo feet should 6e bar_k:illed vith lov permeab;li�y on- <br />slte soils. A peiEotated dLain pipe should be embedded in the dcainage <br />blanket along the base of the vall. The pipe should be set such that a <br />positive dzainage gcadient is establtshed and access to an outlet pcevided. <br />The foundation and vali dLatns a=e expected to be floving at least paLt of the <br />yeaL and thelt Eunctlon is veiy lmpoctant. Ae recommend that a xigid PVC pipe <br />be used Eoz these dxains. The system should be desig�ed so that it can be <br />Elushed oL cleaned i`_ necessacy. <br />Pavements <br />The access dzivevay pzoposed vithin the lot vili xequixe specific development <br />contcol. The final site elevattons and dcivevay sucface type vill have an <br />influence on d=ivevay design and constzuction. FoL example, if Z to 3 feet of <br />Eill Is [equiced ln the vet acea the fill potentially could be placed vith <br />minimal site pzepazation. Ii only 1 to 2 feet of fill is planned, some <br />ovecexcavatton may be necessacy. Also, a cigid conciete d[ivevay is less <br />tolecait to settlement than a ilexible asphalt suzface. The installation of <br />de�atecing dcains may also he app=opciate toc the dcivevay censttuction, tie <br />cecommend that final d=ivevay design be dete*mined based on final pzo7ect <br />elevations and gcound vateL condltions at the time oE consttuction. <br />