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� <br />CASCADE GEOTECHNICAL <br />March 9, 1989 <br />Job No. 892-22G <br />Gustavson Construction <br />Page 3 <br />CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS <br />The uncontrc�led fill anc] peat observed throur;!:out the north half <br />of the site is not normally useable as a roadway subgrade. <br />Unacceptable settlement and distress to the pavement surface would <br />be expected if the roadway were placed on the existing subgrade. <br />In order to eliminate the possibliity of roadway settlement and <br />distress due to the uncontrolled fill and peat, the unsuitable <br />material should be removed and replaced with structural fill. <br />Based on our telephone conversation with thc owner/developer Bill <br />Gustavson, we understand that the road will be private. We under- <br />stand that the owner/developer aill accept the risk of roadway <br />settlement and distress and will place the road over the peat <br />rather than removing the unauitable soil and replacing it with <br />structural fill. Therefore, we are providing recommendations <br />which are intended to reduce roadway settlement and distress rather <br />than eliminate it. <br />It appears that the south end of the roadway and the cul-de-sac <br />will be placed on firm nonorganic soil, and no special <br />procedures will be required; however, recommendations for <br />construction are provided. <br />Subarade Preparation <br />I We recommend that the portion of the roadway to be placed over <br />the uncontrolled fill and peat be drained of standinq water, <br />I stripped of vegetation then proof rolled with a heavy vehicle such <br />as a loaded dump truck. Soft areas observed during proof rolling <br />should be dug out and replaced with structural fill. We recommend <br />Ileaving the uncontrolled fill otherwise undisturbed. We recommend <br />
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