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APR 7 '95 10:31 FROM AM ENG TST ST PAUL TO 97843462 PAGE.009 <br />AET #95-1343 - Page 9 <br />elevations were based on the fmished floor slab elevation of the warming Douse, which we have <br />assumed to be elevation 100.0'. <br />We refer you to the standard sheet entitled "Exploration/Classif=rion Methods" for details on <br />the drilling and sampling methods, the classification methods, and the water level Beni <br />methods. Dara sheets concerning the USC System. the descriptive terminology and the symbols <br />used on the boring logs are also attached. <br />The laboratory test program performed consisted of nine moismrelwamr content tests and one <br />sieve analysis Hest. The water content test results are shown on the individual borings logs <br />opposite the samples upon which they were performed (WC column). The sieve analysis test <br />result appears on the separate data sheet following the boring logs_ <br />LRYMATIOM <br />The data derived through this sampling and observation program have been used to develop our <br />opinions about the subsurface wDdmons at your sire. However. because no exploration program can <br />reveal mmlly what is in the subsurface, conditions between borings and between samples and ar other <br />times, may differ from coudirions dwelled in this report- The exploration we coudlxcsed identified <br />subsurface conditions only at these paints where we took samples or observed g mund water corzditionss. <br />Depending on the sampling methods and sampling &eVeney, every soil layer may not be observed, <br />and some materials or layers which are present m the ground may eat be noted on the boring logs. - <br />If wndiuons encountered dining comztmon differ from those indicated by our borings. it may be <br />necessary to alter our conclusions and mommeadwons, or to modify wnsaucaon procedures. and the <br />cost of construction may be affecm& <br />The extent and detail of information about the subsurface coadmoa is direWy related to the scope of <br />the exploration. It should be understood. therefore, that information can be obtained by means of <br />additional exploration <br />