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Arcas to bc dccclopcd or graded should be cleared of surtacc and subsnrface dcleterious mauer including <br /> any debris and grass (north henn). Graded arcas should be stripped of organic soils. Organic soils are <br /> likcly u�ly associatcd with lhe existing nonii benn. [xisting soil stockpiles sltottld be removed from Ihe <br /> site or incorporated into site erading if suitable. <br /> The organic suils can be siockp�led and used latcr for landscaping purposes or may be spread ovcr <br /> landscapc arc:is follo�ving complction of grading. If spread out, thc organic strippings should bc in a <br /> ' iaycr Icss that I faot Ihick, �hould nut bc placcd on slopcs grcatcr than 3H:1 V and sliould bc tr�ck-rollcd <br /> � to a uniformly compactcd conditioa �tatcrials that cannot bc uscd ior lar.dscaping or proicction of <br /> disuubed arcas shoulJ bc rcmoved�rom dre projec� site. <br /> All watcr should bc pumped &om the cxisting tcmporary dctention ponds We rccommend tliat all loosc, <br /> so('t, and/or wet soil in thc temporary detcntion ponds be removrd tn c�cpnse snitablc medium dcnsc to <br /> Jcnsc soils prior to filling aiih .=.trucuir;�I iill. <br /> Subgrade Prepaiation <br /> In existing fill are;�s, �vc recommend di:u ihc upper 12 inches of�he building and pavement subgrade areas <br /> be n:worke�l and recontpacted to at Ieast 9� pereent �1DU in accordance with the ASTb( D ;5�7 test <br /> proceduro (modilicct Proctorl. Pcior to placing new fills, pavcmcnt basc coursc tnatcrials or gravcl bclow <br /> on-gradc Iloor slabs, subgradc arcas in nativc soil arcas shoidd bc prooGolled to lacatc :�ny soR or <br /> pumping soils. Prior lo proo�rolling, all unsuitablc soils should bc removcd Gom bclow building and <br /> paveinent areas. Proofrolling can be completed using a piecc of hcaay tire-mounted equiprnent �uch as a <br /> loadcd dump tnrek. lf thc subgradc soils ;uc loosc or wct such tha[ the compaction critcri� can not bc <br /> � accumplished, thcn the unsuitabl:�soils shuuld be removcd to compe�ent soils anJ replaced with structural <br /> fill. Uuring wc[ wcathcr, the exposed subgrade areas :,hould bc probed to determine dic extent of suft <br /> su=.ls. ff soll or putnping soils are obscrve�, thcy should bc removed and replaced with suuctural fill. <br /> � If dcep pockets of soft or pumping soils are encountered outside the building arca, it may be possible ro <br /> limi[ Uic deplh of' overcxcavation by placing a non-wuvcn gcotextile fabric sucli as tilirafi 500)C (or <br /> � simil;�r matcrial) on thc ovcrcxcavatcd subgradc prior to plucing strucun'al fill. Thc gco[ex!ilc �.vill <br /> providc additional support by bridging ovcr thc soll matcrial and �sill htlp rcducc fincs contamination <br /> into the stnictural fiil. <br /> Wc recommend that esisting trench backtill for utililics at lhe site be evaluared and recompacted if <br /> necded, cspccially if thc utility is luc�ted under future pavcment arcas. At this time, wc recammend that <br /> all b�icktill above tlte cratvn of the pipe be remuved aud recontpacted b:ised on the extensive setdement <br /> I ohscrved in thc cxisting stonn drainpipe trench bacllill locared in the norlheast area of the sitc. <br /> If thc work is perfomicd during wct we:�thcr cunditions, it mny not bc pussiblc to rccompact ihc subgradc <br /> to 'i� percent of Ihe bIDD. In this casu, we recommend thal the suber;�dc bc con�pacted �o tl�e extent <br /> possiblc without causing unduc wcuving or pumping ol thc subgradc soils. <br /> Suborade disturbancc or deteriora:ion could occur if the subgrade is �vet and can no[ be dricd. If thc <br /> subgrade dcterior;ucs durin� prou(rulling or compaction, it may becomc nccessary ro modily thc <br /> proofrolling nr cumpactiun critcria or r.uthods. <br /> Working Pad <br /> If cunsWctiun uf �he building oceurs during the wet weadicr months, generally Octobr.r lhrough �lay, <br /> i�nning ofcquipmcnt on :hc glacial subgradc ;oils �vill bc dilficult and Hu subgradc �vill likcly bccome <br /> Fi(r.Vo.L'0!e'�in�.qn PaA�� GEOENGINEEPS� <br /> Junuery?S.:UO.i <br />