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Novaek Property 99-11-10 <br />51" Place <br />Everett, Wa. <br />4.6 Foundation Placement and Design Recommendations <br />It is our opinion that shallow, isolated or continuous spread footings founded within <br />the undisturbed native unweathered till soils will provide, a suitable foundation <br />support for the proposed single family residence. All building foundations shall be <br />placed so that the base of the foundation is a minimum of 10 feet from the slope. <br />This is needed to provide for long term stability of the residential structure and to <br />insure that the slopes are not impacted during construction or impacted on a long <br />term basis by the presence of the residential structure. Preliminary site drawings <br />provided by the Architect indicated that northwest portion of the house and the deck <br />will be within 10 feet of the surface of the slope. The depth of the foundation shall <br />be placed so that the base of the foundation is a minimum of 10 feet from the edge <br />of the slope at that elevation. The deck can be supported by a minimum 12 inch <br />diameter shafts with a minimum length of 5 feet or again the bottom of the shaft a <br />minimum of 10 feet from the slope. <br />An allowable soil bearing pressure of 3000 pounds per square foot (psf) may <br />utilized for design of shallow footings founded in the gay, fine- to coarse -grained <br />silty sand located between 1.5 to 3.0 feet below the ground surface at the location of <br />our test pits. All footings should penetrate to a minimum depth of 0.5 feet into this <br />strata to insure adequate bearing. No footings should be founded in or above any <br />topsoil, undocumented fill, or loose native soils. <br />16 <br />r <br />GES, Inc. <br />