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WOMEN AND CHILDREN PAVILLION
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I Providence Famity Services Center 9-9��A-�z�23-0 <br /> August 25, 1999 Pape 4 <br /> t <br /> � <br /> � Appendix A of this report describes our field exploration procedures,and Appendix B describes our <br /> laboratory testing procedures. <br /> IThe specific number, locations, and depths of our explorations were selected in relaGon to the <br /> existing and proposed site features, under the constraints of surface access, underground utility <br /> I conflicts, and budget considerations. We estimated the reiative location of each exploration by <br /> I measuring from existinn fea�ures and scaling these measurements onto a layout plan of the <br /> existing development supp'�F d to us, then we estimated their elevations by interpolaUng between <br /> I contour lines shown on this same plan. Consequently, the data listed in Table 1 and the locations <br /> depicted on Figure 2 should be considered accurate only to the degree pertnitted by our data <br /> sources and implied by our measuring methods. <br /> It should be realized that the explorations iaerformed for this evaluation reveal subsurface <br /> conditions only at discrete locations across thE project site and that actual conditions in other areas <br /> I could vary. Furthermore, the nature and extent of any such variations would not become evident <br /> until additional explorz�ions are pertormed or until construction activities have begun. If significant <br /> variations are observed at that time,we may need to modify our conGusions and recommendations <br /> Icontained in this report to reflect 4he actual site conditions. <br /> ( TABLE 1 <br /> APPROXIMATE LOCATIONS, ELEVATIONS, AND DEPTHS OF EXPLORATIONS <br /> I Surface Tertninallon <br /> Ezploration Functional Location Elevation Depth <br /> (feet) (feet) <br /> IB-� Flat, landscape area near crest of ravine 207 34 <br /> ' B-2 South-central end of asphalt-paved parking 209 23'/z <br /> I B3 Asphalt-paved parking lot near rockery 210 39 <br /> B-4 Asphalt-paved parking lot near oxygen tank 217 14 <br /> B-5 Asphalt-paved fire lane southeast of building 20F 29 <br /> I B-6 Asphalt-paved parking lot south of building 205 39 <br /> B-7 Landscaped area at Kromer Avenue entrance 205 34 <br /> B-8 Asphalt-paved parking lot northwest oi building 199 44 <br /> I B-9 Asphalt-paved parking lot northeast of building 205 39 <br /> B-10 Landscaped area within building courtyard 206 28'/z <br /> Elevation datum: Site surve ma <br /> ( <br /> I <br /> ( 5�WORDPROC�99 Pro�ects�5nitieN 3000stl 2]�]ReC�nSon�ProeOMce NOsp�Rp.wpE �7►V <br /> V <br /> I <br />
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