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Sent By: LOUCKS ASSOCIATES , INC. ; 612 424 5822; Nov-26-01 6:33AM; Page 2/4 <br /> I <br /> Mr . Frank Dunbar 17 December 13 , 2000 <br /> GME Project No . 9206-A <br /> separating fabric . This would reduce Lice potential for the granular <br /> base course to become fouled (mixed) with the underlying fine <br /> grained soils . <br /> i <br /> To help prolong the life of the pavement, we <br /> recommend that end drains and finger drains (stub drains) extending <br /> out from catch basins be incorporated in the base course to help <br /> remove infiltrating water. <br /> CONSTRUCTION CONSIDERATIONS <br /> Groundwater <br /> We did not encounter groundwater in the borings drilled for this <br /> project . However, it is possible that perched groundwater layers <br /> could be present above the base of excavation at the time of <br /> construction. Any water that enters excavations for buildings or <br /> utilities from perched groundwater seepage, surface runoff, or <br /> precipitation should be promptly pumped out . The contractors should <br /> not allow water to stand ponded over the foundation or subgrade <br /> soils, as this could soften or disturb them. <br /> OMi CONSUIT4NT5.INC. <br />