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/ARYAN C <br />J <br />SURVEYING & ENGINEERING CO. <br />September 13, 1986 <br />Mr. Robert Bode <br />3006 N. Rice Street <br />Little Canada, MN 55113 <br />Dear Robert: <br />612'541 -0500 <br />5811 S. CEDAR LAKE ROAD, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55416 <br />At your request we have conducted a preliminary <br />investigation of soil conditions on the South 158 feet of <br />the West 183 feet of the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest <br />Quarter of Section 6, Township 29, Range 22, Ramsey County, <br />Minnesota. The property is located at 3006 N. Rice Street <br />in Little Canada, Minnesota. We understand that you are <br />considering construction of an addition to your root beer <br />stand there. <br />The investigation consisted of exploratory soil borings to <br />aid in identifying soil and water conditions. The borings <br />were taken at the locations indicated on the attached site <br />plan. <br />INVESTIGATION METHODS: <br />A total of 2 test borings were taken on March 28, 1986 with <br />a truck mounted auger drill at the locations indicated on <br />the enclosed site plan. Mineral soils encountered in the <br />borings were texturally classified with the U.S. Bureau of <br />Chemistry and Soils Classifications System. A copy of that <br />chart is attached. Elevations shown are based on an assumed <br />elevation of 100 for Rice Street and are approximate. <br />RESULTS: <br />BORING. LOG SHEETS indicating the depth and identification of <br />the various soil strata and water level information are <br />attached. The borings encountered 4 inches of 'asphalt, <br />then 4 feet of firm brown silty sand then 5 feet of firm <br />browns sand and finally 5 feet of firm brown silty sand. <br />The borings were probed to detect ground water immediately <br />after completion and were found to be dry. Even in borings <br />where no ground water is observed immediately, some may seep <br />in over a period of time. <br />2 t <br />