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It should again he emphasized that the depths of unsuitable soil given above are a <br />preliminary estimate based upon random split- barrel sampling tests. A small amount of <br />additional estimated excavation depth should be added to that given in the logs and Table <br />I, Analysis of Soil Borings, to conservatively allow for variations in the soil profile and for <br />inadvertent over excavations, which are impossible to avoid, when using power <br />machinery. <br />Please see Boring Logs for the soil type and color at the base excavation as <br />indicated in TABLE I. <br />The bottom of the excavations should be compacted with a mechanical vibrating <br />compactor prior to placing footings or engineered fill. <br />If site correction occurs during winter, the base of excavation should be adequately <br />protected from freezing. Recommendations appears on the standard data sheet at the end <br />of this report entitled "Freezing Weather Effects on Building Construction." <br />Excavated organic material, uncontrolled fill, wet unstable soil or other soil <br />contaminated with topsoil, vegetation, etc, should be disposed of offsite, or in <br />landscaping areas, where the bearing of weight will not be required. <br />B. Fill Placement <br />Fill material, as required, should be mineral soil, free of debris, boulders and <br />organic material, of such suitable moisture content that it can be readily compacted to <br />specified levels. Fill should be placed and compacted in a manner that will allow <br />completed compaction of the total fill layer to 95% of standard maximum density <br />according to ASTM D 698. <br />Frozen material should not be used in fill construction, nor should any part of the <br />completed fill be allowed to freeze. Due to the presence of organic soil, vegetation, etc, <br />there appears to be no opportunity to salvage existing fill for re -use as controlled fill. <br />A soil compaction test should be conducted for every two feet of till in appropriate <br />segments of the area. <br />Building adjacent to wetland. Please see the enclosed detail "Oversize for <br />Swamp or Extremely Soft Soil Conditions ". Oversize for Swamp or Extremely Soft <br />Soil Conditions" the top of fill should extend horizontally a distance 5 feet beyond <br />the structure pad or footing limits. The fill surface may extend downward and <br />outward on a 2:1 slope to competent soil. It is upon this formula that required <br />laterial excavation oversizing should be base. <br />C. Inspection and Testing <br />The Client should retain a geotechnical engineering firm to inspect excavations, <br />make field judgments as to subsoil adequacy, and to carry out a program of field and <br />laboratory testing of engineered fill. This firm shall be responsibility for knowledge of <br />contents of this report and for proper interpretation and correlation of data. <br />- 1 1 - <br />4 <br />
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