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I, <br /> we[season, as compac[ion can be veq� difficult if no[ impossible to achieve. Comnton bortow would still <br /> be very susceptible to disWrbance from constniction traffic during the wet ser�son. <br /> Structural fill placcd as cnishcd surfacing basr. course bclow pavcments s�tould mcct �\'SDOT Standard <br /> Specification 9-039(3) Cor f3asc Coursc. <br /> On-site Soi/s <br /> The on-site nati��c soils consist of silt, organic silt and silt}' sands Cor N�e most part, with the silt and <br /> organic soils' ncar Ihe ground surface in most arcas. 'rhe�c soils contain a high perccntage of fincs and <br /> organics, are typically wet, and arc highly sensitive to small changcs in moisture content. They are also <br /> higlily suscep[ible to disturbance ltom construction traftic. In their existing condition and once disturbed. <br /> thcy will be all but impossible to compact as structural till. The un-site native soils should not Ue plannc�l <br /> for ure as structural fill in structural areas. Based on the current desibm coneept, widi tlil Ueing plac�d to <br /> raise site grades from� ta l0 Feet, minimal fill will be generated for reuse. <br /> FiU P/acement and Compaction Criteria <br /> �trucwral fill should be mechanically compactcd to a firm, nan-yielding condition. 'Che strucwral till <br /> should bc piaced in liRs. Thc lift thickncss should bc sufficicndy thin so that following compaction, thc <br /> entire liti mcets the compaction criteria rccommended below. Lach loose litt thiclmess should not exceed <br /> 1 fooi, except for the initial lift over thz geotextilc. Gach liR should be conditioned to the proper moisturc <br /> content and compacted to the speciticd dcnsit}�before placing subseyuent lifts. Thinner loos'e lifts may oc <br /> nceded to achieve compaction depending on the actual compaction eyuipment used. Structural fill should <br /> Ue compacted to the Collowing critcria: <br /> • Structural fill placcd to raise site grades in areas where no proposed structures are planned should <br /> be compactcd to at Icast 90 perecnt of die maximum dry density(D4DD) per ASTM D 1557. <br /> • Struc[ural fill placed below proposed structures should be compacted to at least 9i percent of the <br /> MDD per ASTM D 1 SS7. <br /> • Structural till placed within 2 fcet of Ihc pavement or gra��cl driveway subbRade elevations should <br /> be compacted to at Ieast 95 percent of the MDD per ASTM D 1557. <br /> • Structural till placed for crushed surfacing base course below pavements should be compacted to <br /> at least 9� percent of the MDU per ASTM D l>j7. <br /> • Fill placed as preload fill should be compacted to the extcnt necessary to allow access for <br /> canstruction equipment. <br /> • Pill placed in landscape amas and other areas where no setdement-sensiti��e improvements will bc <br /> locatcd should be compacted tu at lcast 8� percent of tl�e MDD per ASTM D 15�7. <br /> The recommendations presented in this section are for the placement of swctural fill during the dry <br /> season. We recommend that a representative fiom our firm be present during placement of the strucmral <br /> fill. Our representative will evaluate subgrade conditions prior to placing till, perfortn in-place moismre <br /> density tests in the till to evaluate if the work is being done in accordance with the compaction <br /> specitications, and advise on any moditications to procedure that may b� appropriate for the prevailing <br /> conditions. <br /> FifcA'a.8937-OOJ-0G Y4gC 8 GEOENGINEEfl� <br /> OnnGcr ll.?006 <br /> � E-'. ( j1 - ` � <br /> ,,..,w �Y�cA <br /> � Yr� . � .�1 ��f' h ��" -.C`-a' ��1 .ii'd` �Y�'•�,0. � F ,a�{. �`:� tL+Yt ry -�• o {�4q�,, � '�'nti <br /> `4 ,_ e . � , .i. � .. .. � �C �*�...1,};`4'm- �f�... ����� $ m'�.�.jx.a e,s:� <br /> . t %-�'l'+r..:$^ r . r'�._,- i +� . _ N � �4'^ ��,1 L., �„`_�b`4r <br />
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