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understand the subsurface condition across this footprint must not adversely impact proposed <br /> construction. <br /> The proposed residential construction area is rectangular on the order of 100 by 50 feet with the <br /> larger dimension aligned east-west. This rectangle lies 90 feet south from the centerline of <br /> Watertown Road and 180 feet west from the centerline of Old Crystal Bay Road. We assume the <br /> building will have wood-framed construction, and it will be supported on shallow-depth foundations <br /> and ground-supported floor slabs. We assume that a garage, if constructed, would be.subjected to <br /> freezing temperatures during its life. We have no information on final foundation and yard grades. <br /> We will assume that cut and fill construction to develop final site grades will be on the order of up <br /> to 4 feet. We assume that applied foundation bearing pressures will be up to 2000 pounds per <br /> square foot (psf). We assume continuous (strip) foundations will be up to 2 feet wide and isolated <br /> (square or circular) foundations will be up to 2 feet wide. <br /> SITE CONDITION <br /> The project site is at 2849 Watertown Road in Orono, Minnesota. This site lies in the southwest <br /> _ comer of the intersection of Watertown Road and Old Crystal Bay Road. The site is a lot of land <br /> nearly 2.5 acres in area. This lot can be divided into a northeast portion and a remaining portion. <br /> The northeast portion of this lot would be considered potentially buildable. We observed remains <br /> of a demolished building footprint immediately north of the proposed rectangular construction area. <br /> We observed old asphalt pavement crossing this lot portion. We observed a water well head <br /> above the ground surface immediately east of this rectangular area. <br /> The remaining portion of the lot appears to be low grassy and potentially wetted land. In fact, <br /> standing wetland water was observed nearly 60 feet west of the proposed rectangular construction <br /> area described above. The surface of this standing water was on the order of 2 feet below the top <br /> of Boring 2. The north edge of this low grassy land, which is 100 feet south of the proposed <br /> rectangular construction area, was 2 feet below the top of Boring 1. <br /> SUBSURFACE EXPLORATION <br /> Allied Test Drilling Company selected the locations of two exploratory soil borings based on site. <br /> sketch building layout information. These locations are in general agreement with tentative boring <br /> locations staked by others at the project site. Allied boring locations are shown on the Boring <br /> Location Plan in Appendix A. Allied established these locations in the field using existing <br /> landmarks shown on the site plan. Allied measured surface elevations of the borings using a <br /> temporary benchmark (TBM) with an assumed elevation of 100 feet. The TBM is the centerline of <br /> Watertown Road opposite the proposed rectangular construction area described above. The <br /> elevations are noted on the Boring Logs in Appendix B.- The accuracy of these boring locations <br /> Allied Project 04049 2 July 27, 2004 <br />