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Boring No. Sample Depth Classification • <br /> 2 3' -8' SAND, fine grained, grayish <br /> brown, waterbearing (SP-SM) <br /> Based on the samples submitted to us, the organic soils consist of an organic <br /> clayey sand. The underlying sand is fine grained with a SP-SM symbol indica- <br /> ting there is from 5% to 12% passing a #200 sieve. <br /> In our opinion, the organic soils are weak, compressible and highly frost <br /> susceptible. In our opinion, these soils should be completely removed from <br /> the area of the proposed tennis court. We also recommend a minimum 5' over- <br /> size beyond the edge of the tennis court. After the unsuitable soils have <br /> been removed, we recommend placing a controlled compacted granular fill <br /> to subgrade elevation. Because of the high water level , we recommend that <br /> the fill be a non-frost susceptible sand fill . We recommend that the soil <br /> have less than 50% passing a #40 sieve and less than 5% passing a #200 sieve. <br /> We recommend compacting this fill to a minimum of 98% of standard Proctor <br /> density (ASTM: D 698-78) . This type of fill material should greatly minimize <br /> potential damage due to frost heaving. Also it should be possible to compact <br /> this type of fill material with the relatively high ground water level condi- <br /> tion. <br /> The recommendations contained in this report represent our professional <br /> opinions. These opinions were arrived at in accordance with currently accept- <br /> ed engineering practices at this time and location. Other than this, no 11111 <br /> warranty is implied or intended. <br /> Very truly yours, <br /> I hereby certify that this plan,specification,or <br /> 14) ^C a ,a)42 report woe pr+epured by me or under my direct <br /> Gv / supervision and that I am a duly Regf.tered <br /> Wilfred A. Wahl , P.E. Professional Engineer under the Laws of the <br /> State of Minnesota n <br /> WAW/gt 13.r; L. L�-Le-'ctl <br /> W FRED A. WAIL <br /> Date b — /3—gj'6 ' Reg. No. 6949 <br /> This report was reviewed by: 0.24L �.? <br /> Steven Koenes, P.E. <br /> 1 hereby certify that this pba specification,Of few <br /> was prepared by we or under ley direct ejerrl ion <br /> end that 1 as a duly Rapbtered Professional Engineer <br /> ;AIL. laws of*es State of Mbnawty. <br /> STIV� GENES <br /> Proofread by: L--Y)-j, c �Fr� �p�� Dote 6.-t 3- � f Repisirafien Ha. 13110 <br />
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