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' <br /> . , <br /> AET#20-01080 - Page 8 <br /> , <br /> The alluvial clays, clayey sands and silts aze judged to have low to moderate strength and , <br /> compressibility. The clays �nd clayey sands aze slow draining, and the silts are moderately slow <br /> draining. The clays are frost susceptible and the clayey sands are moderately frost susceptible. � <br /> The silts are highly frost susceptible. <br /> ' <br /> Till <br /> It is our judgment that the weathered till clays and clayey sands have low strength and low to ' <br /> moderately low compressibiliry. The underlying till soils aze judged to have moderate to high <br /> strength and low compressibility. These soils are considered slow draining and range from ' <br /> moderately frost susceptible to frost susceptible. , <br /> Discussion ' ' <br /> Based on the soil boring data, it is our opinion that the proposed building can be supported by <br /> conventional spread footings. The existing fill soils do not appear suitable to support the ' <br /> foundation loads. The underlying nat�u�ally deposited soils can support light to moderately heavy <br /> structural loads, however, the soil bearing pressure used to design the footings will be li.mited ' <br /> because the soiLs near anticipated footing grades at most of the boring locations are soft or loose <br /> and aze judged to have low to moderately low strength. Higher bearing pressures can be obtai.ned ' <br /> by excavating deeper, into the sriffer and denser naturally deposited till and alluvial soils. <br /> . � <br /> Excavation below design footing grades should be performed to remove soft naturally deposited <br /> soils and allow the placement of sand or silty sand fill which will provide a better bearing surface �. , <br /> and distdbute stresses through the fill and reduce their effect on the softer soils below. Deeper ' <br /> excavation could also be required if closer observation of the "Alluvium or Fill" and "Till or Fill" <br /> soils reveals that they aze not naturally deposited, but consist of previously placed fill wluch is � <br /> ',� <br /> poorly compacted• We strongly suggest a contingency be included in the earthwork budget to , <br /> � <br /> cover this possibility. � <br />
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