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PROPOSED RESIDENTIAL DEVELQPNENT
TENl'ATIVE PAlm. MAP 7155, rms 1-5
RA<:alO VISTA roAD & PAUBA ROAD
TENEUJIA, CALIFORNIA
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ALFISKE
41201 (',eneral Kearney
Temecula, Ca. 92390
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TO:
AI Fiske
41201 C-eneral Kearney
Terr.ecula, Ca.
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SlJR'ECT:
Prelim..L'1ar}' SUil Analysis and Er:gineerir.g
Feasibility Study for Propused p,esidmtial
Devel~nt, Tc.n.tative Parcel Map 7155, Lots
1-5, Rando Vista Road & Pauba Road, Tercecula,
California.
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Intr0ductory Statement
This investigation WC's uneertakm for Al Fiske in oreer to determine
thP. characteristics of the soils affecting the gross st2.bility of the
property, and to present our opinion on the suitability of the property
and the engineering feasibility pertinent to residential develOflT.erlt of
Temecula, California.
Principals
Planner:
Al Fiske
41201 GEneral Kearney
Ter.ecula, Ca.
Soils Engineer:
Accu-Test Soil Engineerin'J Consultants
1824 E. Ball Road
Anaheim, Ca.
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PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT
A=eaqe:
Number of Lots:
Type of Developnent:
Adjoining the Site:
Existing Condition of Sitt:
Sewaoe DiS}XJsal:
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Access to Developrent:
PHYSICGRZ\PHIC SE'ITING
Average natural slope:
Vegetation:
Infiltration:
Erosion Hazard:
Drainage:
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5 Parcels
Proposed Residential
N'ly--Rancho Vista Road
S'ly--Pauba ~ae
E'ly-Vil.cant Pro;>erty
\v'ly--Linfield School Area
Site is =vered '.vith
light to rrceerate vegetation
and a feN scatte.::'ed tree,;.
Private
Rancho Vista Road & pauba Road
Gradual rolling slope
Light to ITO:1erate
Average
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UNDERLY It\(' E.i\RI'H ~1ATER.IALS
The soil on the site oonsists of silty sands, fine with trace of
coarse, pale tannish broNn, dry, dense, to a depth of 4 feet. This
is underlaid by gravelly sands, fi!1e to =~se, decxxnp::>sed granite,
tannish brCNill, d..'"Y, dense, to a depth of 11 feet. This is follcwed by
sands, fine to coarse, heavy on the ooarse, pale tannish gray, dry,
very ctsLSe, to the end of our borings at 1.8 feet. No groundwcter was
encountered. A rrore detailed des=iption of the earth materials is
depicted on the log of J:oring sheets.
EXPANSICN CHA.J<ACTERISTICS
Buildings on adjcining p:roper+..ies, streets, walks and curbs shON
slight evidence of expansive soil. Shrinkage in the earth materials
was observed, indicating the nature of the surface soils as expansive.
The results of loaded S'nBll tests perfonred on rerrolded sarrples of
typical on-site materials indicate the soils as ION expansive, (21-50) o.
SUl-MARY AND RECCN~1ENDATIa<s
Site Preparations
A. All light vegetation and debris material in the building, pavement'
or fill areas should be reroved to avoid organic decay. The surface
soils in the building pad areas must be excavated to a depth of one foot
and a width of two feet beyond footing areas. The J:ottan shRll t.l-Jen be
scarified to a depth of 12 inches. The J:ottan shall then be watered,
ccrnpacted, and tested for COJ?3.ction. The material used for ccrnpacted
fill should be a suitable ll'aterial for canpaction, and should not contain
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large pJ.eces of concrete or arty debris. AltJxJUgh salvaged site soi.ls
way be used, no organic or perishable debris should be permitted i.., the
compacted fill. The density of the fill should be checked dud..."C;
canpaction. Fill should be axcpacted to at least 90% of the lCa.xi::;L--:l
density de::ermined by the AS'IN Des: D-1557-70 rretJ1.cxi of t:estL'1g as
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established by the Orange County Building Code.
Carrpacted Fills
A. Any material imported or excavated on the property way te uti,-ized
in the fill, provided each material has J:een detennined to te sui~="le
by the Soils Engineer. Roots, tree branches, and other !!'atter missed
during clearing shall te rerroved fran the fill as directed by the ::oils
EngiJ1eer .
B. Imp:n:ted soii [or fill snall be clean, nonexpansive, granular
material approved by the Soils Engineer or his representative.
C. Prior to placing fill, t..'Je ground surface to receive fill sh",::'l be
scarified to a depth of 12 inches, watered or ae<rated to near opti.=
IT'Oisture content and reccrnpac:"...ed to 90% of the m:lXinm dry density
obtained by test methcxi AS'IM Des: D-1557-70, tlethcxi A (see to'BXinL--:l
Density/Opt.im.nn ~bisture Determination Sheet).
Grading' ConL'"Ol
A. All cleanout, processed ground to receive fill, key excavatis:1.s,
subdrains, and rock diS}XJsal =t: be inspected a'1.d approved by tr.e Soils
Engineer prior to placing any fill. It sb.all te the =ntractor's ::-esp:msibility
to notify the Soils Engineer Hhen such areC'-5 are ready for inspecti.:;n.
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B. Inspection of the fill placm.ent shall be provided by the Soils
Engineer during the process of grading.
Drainage
An adequate drainage system should be designed to carry all "ater
away fran the buildii1g areas and into the streets.
Utility Trenches
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No problems are anticipated in the excavation of the utility trenches,
which shall be backfilled with clean and approved granular non-exparisive
soils. These soils shall be brought uP in level six inch lifts after
properly bedded in the utility and Ccr.lpacted to 90% of the maximum dry
density and tested.
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FAVORABLE lliGINEERING GEOLCGIC CCNDITICNS
The site is considered geolcgically safe and feasible for develcp;-ent.
1. No gross landslides are present on the site.
2. No ITB j or or active faults transect th~ properV.f.
3. Groundwater problerrs are not in evidence.
4. Ear-ch rraterials can be readily excavated with rro::!ern ea..-th_'1Dvi.ng
equiprrent.
5. Lot drainage is satisfactory as planned.
SEISMICITY
The site is located northeasterly of the Elsinore Fault Zone Area.
The rrain fault sho.-m on the U.S.G.S. 0.'1 154 C-€Olcgic Map is e;>q:osed offsite
to the west of the subject lot. Historical records indicate very minor
seismic activity within the imrediate area of the site. The Elsinore
fault is 10""..ated 10 miles from the site, but is not considered as controlling
event in the aseismic design of the site.
Seismic paraneters and design criteria for rraximum probable earth-
quake effeC'-...i.Ilg the site are listed on Tables I and II. Nany of these,
depending on their distance, were large enough to I:e felt at the subject
site.
The performance during historic earthquakes, of ,.;ell designed and
constructed one or two-story residential structures that are founded on
bedrock, has generally proven to be satisfactory.
The acceleration of gravic.f, O.20g, noted in Table II is a ~.....a.'< ground
acceleration anticipated at the site.
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P.".]) GRADING Ac'lD SElVAGE 5'1::>'1'1:.'1 ESTll'lATIGIS
The rost for grading of each pad will range fran $750.00 to
$1000.00. The cost for installations of sewage systems will range fran
$500.00 to $800.00 deper~,g on the size of the residence.
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Sill1tlARY OF CONCWSIONS N-lD RE:C.'O:1t1E?ITJATIONS
Bearing Ca;:>acity
It has been establisr,ed by using a safety factor of three that
footings may be designed having a bearirlg value of 2.4 kips per sq'.J.are
foot for th2 total of dead loads and frequently applied live loads.
/-l.aximl1lll SettlEment
0.4 inch
Lateral Load Design (Natural Soill
Active Case
Passive Case
*May be increase:l by 33 1/3% for
seismic and wind loads
Coefficient of Friction
45 p.s.f.
320 p.s.f.
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Settlement of Underlying (Natural Soil)
Negl tgible
Shrinkage
16-18%
Expansion of (Natural Soil)
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Foundation Design
Please refer to Table II, Case II.
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/1axim.rm Density/Optimum ~bisture Determinations
SOIL:
Silty sands, with 122.5 pounds per cubic foot rraximum density
at 11. 0% optimum rroisture content.
*~1axirm..Jm Density acquired through =Paction method ASTIl Des: D-1557-70,
Method A, (five layers, 25 blows per layer with a 10 pound hC'lTm?r, 18
inch drop, four inch diarreter, 1/30 cubic foot rrold).
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lA2O?ATDRY TESTS
Soils were classified visually, texturally and by mechanical
analysis. Visual classification ",'as perfoirred accord..L'lg to the Unified
Soil Classifiration Syst31l. lloisture determinations ;.;ere pe2:'fomed on
every sample bt, and unit weight detenninations were perforrred on every
undisturbed sanple lot. P-esults of density and rroisture contents, along
with soil classifications, are shewn on the Logs of Borings attached.
The laboratory tests results, which have been perforrred on all the samples
of the borings, are considered to be =epresentative of the soils under-
lying the site.
Direct shear tests Here ?",..xfomed On selected 1.ll1<'isturbed sam-
pIes in order to det~e tl:e shear strength of the soils. These tests
were perfor.red at increased rroistu.re contents and at various surchargp.
pressures in order to simulate adverse field conditions. The yield point
values detenn:ined fran the shear tests are presented on t.l1e attached
Direct Shear Test Data.
Confined Consolidated Tests were perforrred on undisturbed
sanples in order to est3blish the CC!l'pressibility of the soil. l'iater WclS
added at an axial load of 1300 POUIlds per square fcot in order to simulate
the effect of rroisture on the cmpressibility. The maximum load applied
was 5200 pounds per square fact. Cmpressibility within the zone of
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significant stress of all soils \o/as investigated and the results were
considered in our engineering judgel1i2nts. Graphic plots of the Load
Consolidation Tests are incluc.ed L'1 this report.
Expansive soil conditions '-.'ere evaluated on the site. Representative
samples of the soils near pad grade were recovered for classification
and expansion testinq.
Expansion tests were perfOmed on remolded samples in acrordance to
the A.S.C.E. Expansion Index Test t.!ethod and as referenced in the 1973
Unifonn Building Code.
In order to detennine the rrax.imum density of the soil, VJhich
established the =rpaction rec;uired' during grading and backfilling,
maximum density tests were perfomed on representative samples of the
upper soils. The =rpaction metlm used was ASTI1 Des: D-1557-70,
Method A, (five layers, 25 blows per layer, ten pound harrn'er, 18 inch
drop, four inch diameter, 1/30 cubic f=t rrold).
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APPiliDL'{
FIELD EXPWRATIONS
Boring Procedures
Our investigation included a site insp-2Ction and the drilling
of eight exploratory borings to a maximum depth of 18 feet. Ail ,.;ere
drilled using a truck-rrounted, continuous flight, six inch po...-er auger.
This investigation was initiated on July 9, 1976.
Sampling
Soils encounter~ were continuously logged by our Geologist.
Undisturbed ring samples were obtained by split spoon sarr.pler and
tranS}XJrted to our labcratory in moisture sealed containers to ensure
environwental conditions for controlled laborator/ analyses.
Undisturbed ring samples were aa;uired for shear, consolidation,
expansion, and de.'1sity test.:.ng. Disturbed bulk s'illlples which are
beneficial in establiShing cb.aracteristics of typical rraterial ....'hen used
as CCIT1pacted fill, were also obtained.
Stand=d Penetration Test
A bulk sample was also acquired through the Standard Penetration
Test which is made by dropping a hamner weighing 140 pounds onto the
standard drill rod fran a height of 30 inches in free fall. The N
(number of blCMS) necessa..--y to pra:luce a penetration of one f=t is
regarded as the penetration resistance wilich assists in =rputing &e
bearing value.
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C:O::CWSION .
It is our opinion that the subject site is oonsidered stable and
suited for the proposed reSic.e!1tial developrent.
It is our opinion, prcl'liding the reo::>rrriendations pre5mted in this
report are in=rporated in the design and con.:;truc.tion of the projX)sed
project, that a satisfac"L!Jr:l residential developnent can be oonstructed
on the property investigated. CArr laboratory tests on the samples of
the materials en=untered oonfirm the adequacy of the soils to support
=nstruction of the prcposed structure on the site.
CArr servi ces =nsist of professional opinions and recx:mnendations
made in ac=rdance \vith ger.erally accepted soil, geolO:J'ic, and foundation
engineering principles and practices. This warra'1ty is in lieu of all
other warranties either e:<?'-e.sSPl'l or iiTpl i "":1__
Unanticir.ated soil ccr:ditions are a:mronly enoountered and cannot
be fully determined by takL,g soil samples or performing test borings,
and frequentl~. require that additicnal expenditures be made to attain a
properly OJnstructed project.
Ive are reS}XJnsible for the, OJnclusions and opinions contained in
this report based on the data relating only to the specific project and
location discussed herein. In tr.e event =nclusions or recarmendations
based on these data are fi12.de by others, such ronclusions or re=rmendations
are not our reS}XJnsibilib.l tmless we have been given an opportunib.l to
review and roncur in such conclusions or recarrnendations in writing.
1824 EAST BALL ROAD
ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 92805 {7l41 635-2295
LOS ANGELES-RIVERSIDE_SAN OIEGO AREAS
CALL TOLL FREE IROOl 471_4115
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In the event that any changes in the desiST! or lacation of the
buildings as outlined ill this refDrt are planned, our conc1usicns and
recorrmendations shall not be considered valid unlf>SS the chanc;es ore
revie.ved ar.d our conclusions rrnii.i:i2d or approved in ',vTitir.g bj us.
The analyses and reccrnnendations sul:rritted in t'lis refDrt are based
upon the data fran the exploratory borings perfonred at t,'le l=ations
indicated on the site plan. This refDrt does not reflect any variations
which way == beb.;een these borwgs. The nature and extent of variations
between the borings rr>ay not bea:rr.e evident until the course of CCf'-5G..""Uction.
If variations then appear, it ...;:ill be necessary for a re-evaluaticn of
our recarrnendations fo be made after performing on-site observa.tions
during the construction period and noting the nature of any variations.
This opportunity to be of service is sincerely appreciated. If yeu
have any questions, please feel free to call us. I-Ie -..;:ill be r~py to
extend our services to solve ar1Y soils or foundation problems that nay
develop during design or construction of your project.
Respectfully sutmitted,
ACCU-TEST SOIL ENGINEEHThG CO:'lSti1..TAl'lI'S
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ANAHEIM. CALIFORNIA 92805 17141 635-2295
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Job Number
Date
LOG OF BORING #1
~ 0
0 '3 Undisturbed Ring Sam;:>le
0 .D
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0 ~ .... C 0.-
~ >-
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>-::J ~ ~ 0. ~G 0-
C! ~ U C ::J OJ a.u ~ E
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'" 00:3 0..::2: '"
(J) '" (J)
I
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pale tannish-brown, dry and dense.
112.8 3.1 44 -
\7
- ().
. 0 Gravelly sands, fine to coarse, deccmposeC
5 i- .
". granite, tannish-brown, dry ar.d dense.
-
-
116.7 3.2 66 ~ - ..
f- fJ
- . 6
10_ .
" .
117.2 4.0 88 () - . Sands, fine to coarse, heaV'j on the
. coarse, pale tannish-gray, dry arri
-J .
. very dense.
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15, .
2.6 l"- . Cl
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I"- No groundwater \vas encounterEd.
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Job Number
Date
LOG OF BORING #2
~ 0
0 1:t Undis'turbed Ring Sample
0 .D
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0 ~ ~ C Q.~
~ >-
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C(l)U1 ~ 0 0 0
III OO.D ~:::i: - r:J
CJJ en [/J
. Silty sands, fine \vith a trace of
c- coarse, pale tannish-bra.m, dry and den
-
114.7 4.6 .6 e . o'
- . Gravelly sands, fine to =arse,
.
- . deccnp:>sed granite, tannish-bra.m, dry
S . and dense.
- "
li2.8 4.4 55 iD f- .
p
C- .
.
I- ~. .
Ic- . ~
101 - .
3.8 .. a .
a
.
l- . . Sands, fine to =arse, heavy on the
.
....... coarse, pale tannish-gray, dry and
. . very dense.
- .
15 .
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.
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I- No groundwater was encountered.
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Job Number
Date
LOG OF BORING #3
~ -
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0 .D
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0 ~ ~ >- C 0.-
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>-:J ~ ~ "- .r::(; 0-9
CJ ~ U C :J :JJ 0.. G.; ~ c;
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C",tIl ~ 0 0 0
'" OO.D ~~ III
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,
: Silty sands, fine Hi th trace of ooarse,
-: pale tannish-bra,m, dry and dense.
-
110.6 4.6 48 \t :- . '0
. Gravelly sands, fine to coarse,
- . deccntpOsed granite, tannish-broNn,
.
5 _ ~. dry an::l dense.
.
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113.7 3.2 60 l- . 0
11.
. .' I
f-
. Sands , fine to ooarse, heaV'.! on the
10 - . coarse, pale tannish-gray, d:cy ani
116.1 3.u 88 lD . . very dense.
- .
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.
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2.8 l1J 15 '- ~
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No groundwater waS encountered.
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-
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20 -
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l-
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f-
5 -
-
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LOG OF BO;UNG
~ -
0 0
0 .D
~ ..... E
0 ..... ..... >-. c D.~
Z 0 ~ -- _ 0
0) OJ (j) ~.D
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Ciii<J1 ~ 0 0 Cl
<0 ClCl~ ~~ <0
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114.7 6.9 48 (J -:Im
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Job Number
Date
#4
!~ Undisturbed Ring Sample
1:1 Disturbed Bulk Sample
~ Standard Penetration Sample
DESCRIPTION
Silty sands, fine with trace of coarse,
pale tannish-bra.vn, dry and dense.
Gravelly sands, fine to ooarse, decCX1pJse
granite, tannish-brOlvn, dry and dense.
Sands, fine to coarse, heavy on the
coarse, pale tannish-gray, dry and very
dense.
E. O. B.
No groundwater was enoountered.
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Job Number
Date
LOG OF BORING
#5
~ 0
0 ,", Undisturbed Ring Sample
0 .D
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0 ~ ~ >, c ~~
~
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QJ ~ U ~ " I QJ ~ ~ <::
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E c . u ,_ E DESCRIPTION
CQJUl .... 0 0 C
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en co en
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: Silty san::l.s, fine ~.,ith trace of ccxuse,
Ir- : pale tannish-bro..m, dry and dense.
105.1 4.0 48 ~
II- "
. . Gravelly san::l.s, fine to coarse, deccrnposed
Ii granite, tannish-broNTI , dry and dense.
5~ .
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5.6 2 .. l- f Sarrls, fine to coarse, heav'y on the
/- . coarse, pale tannish-gray, dry and
Vf:r'y dense.
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I 1':0 grouncllater waS encountered.
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Job Number
Date
LOG OF BORING ~6
~ 0
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0 ..Q
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0 ~ ~ c a~
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E c . u ._ E rJJ DESCRIPTION
Cc.>U) .... 0 0 0
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rJJ c:l Ul
-' Silty sands, fine with trace of ,coarse,
pale tannish-bra.-m, dry and dense.
109.5 5.5 48 ~ -:
-
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Sf- 0
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.
~ c- . decanposed granite, tannish-broom,
112.7 3.5 53 c dry and dense.
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. Sands, heavy on the
'"'- coarse, pale tannish-<Jray, dry and
ill - ,. . dense.
3.3
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Job Number
Date
LOG OF BORI~G #7
0 0 I i')) Undisturbed Ring Sample
0 .D
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0 ~ ~ >-. c :::-0
~
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co 00-" Co:2 co
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Silty sarrls, fine with trace of coarse,
pale t:a.nnish-broNl1, dry and der.se.
Gravelly sands, fine to coarse,
dea:zrposed granite, tannish-bro~n,
dry and c.ense.
Sands, fine to coarse, heaV'.f on the
coarse, pale t..anr~sh~.3.Y, dry and
I very dense.
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I (:0 grOl.l.r.O..;ater ,,-as encountered.
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Job Number
Date
LOG OF BORING #8
~ 0
0 tB
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~ ~ E
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~ >. r~
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C<lJ'" ~ 0 0 0 DESCRIPTION
'" 00::: ~~ '"
Cfl c:l Cfl
}- Silty sands, fine with trace of coarse,
pale tannish-brown, dry and dense.
f-
112.7 3.9 52 . f-
1"'- Gravelly sands, fine to coarse,
5'_
J- decc:rnpose:l granite, tannish-brown,
114.2 4.5 78 Gt dry 'and dense.
-
1-
10 I- I
.
3.6 28 ~ f- Sarids, fine to coarse, heavy on the
f- coarse, pale tannish-gray, dry and
very dense.
"'-
111 -
2.8 IS
E.O.B.
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COARSE
GRAINED
SOILS
("'lcy, 1/'0" 50". or
"'0""01 's L ~RGER
Ihan r;o 200 s..".
SllII)
FINE
GRAINED
SOILS
(,""or! Inon 50 "'. 01
mol~,ol I' SMALLER
InOn 1-10 200 '.ne
,.u)
MAJOR
01 VI SIONS
GROUP
SYMBOlS
CLEAN
GRAVELS
(Ld'lr or N) t,nl'!S )
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;C":..~:
GRAVELS
(Mar, thon 50"1.. of
co~,s, 'roctlon ')
LARGER \:"Ion Ih,
No 4 s'e~' Sill)
SANDS
(MOft Ihon 50"-. of
coors. t'OCI;Ol'I IS
SMALLER 'hall lhe
No.4 Srt", slle)
., .
'''-'
,.
. ~ i'. ~.;.
0,"':'.'
j;j,
1:1'
GRAVELS .J!.
WITH FINES ~" ~'.G
(.:l.ppree:robll om I. "
01 f.nu)
f ,,'
SANDS
no f ,nes l._.:~-;..:..(
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(Ultl, ~
SANDS
WITH FINES
I I SM
~ SC
II ML
~ CL
g OL
u.s
(APOf>IC'OOI, Oml.
of t,nu)
.sl LTS AND CLAYS
(liquId r.m,1 LESS 'no" 50)
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UNIFIED
HIGHLY ORGANIC SOILS
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TYPICAL NAMES
GW
Wtll Qrod!'d Q,oyels, ,,'awl "lI7'd m,x'...,.,.
lolli, 0" no It""'.
GP
PO')<"lr orod~d o'a",!! C' 9'o...,I-sond m..l\IIlU,
1'"111 0100 ('/'l,s.
GM
S,j,. g'0.t'1, c;'o.eJ- iCl">(j.S'U m'1hJtts..
GC
Clayey g'o...els, ;rQ'I,I- 5vnd-c!o)' m.alur.s.
SW
Well g,oded sands, C;'O'lt"ly sonds, hULl!! Cl'
no "r>e,.
SP
P:)Otly g,oded s.ond" 01 g,o.elly ,o",d,. lilll.
01 I'>Q f,nes.
S,lIy sands, sO"'<l-Stll ',,"aIUfl!3.
Cloyey s.cnd" s.ond-cloy m.stures,
In~Ol\tC s,lIs orod ".'Y t''''1 s-ond'S, rock '10\,11',
s'lIy 01 t;IO)l!'y ,.ne son<ls or CioYl)' SlIts
.,11, sllQM pf011IC")'.
11\0'')0'',C ClOyS 01 10_ '0 mf'(l~ plashClly,
9'O,,~lf)' cJo)'s, sand)' Cloys, ,.lty CJoys, leon
CIOIS..
Or..,o,'"C sills and ~"~o"'c s.lly c!OiS o~ 10_
plast,c.,y
Inor;anlC "liS, mIcaceous or C'QI"ITI0CeOus
',ne sondy o. stlt)' s.o.l3., elastic :ona.
Ino'QCtuc clOys 0' ntql'l ;:JIOSltC")', tot cIO)'$,
OH
Or;o....c clo)'s 01 ~d.u'" 10 1'1'9" ptoSliC:II)',
O'QontC ,llts.
i'e-ol and olher h'9hf)' OI';lOI'lIC so.ls,
ElOU~DA~Y CLASStFtCATIOl'tS 50.1s pone'Ulng c,",orOCler,SI.Cs 01 h,O g'Oups or! d~S'gl'loled ~)'
comb,nO'.ons 0' 9'0\)1' symbols.
PARTICLE
S I Z E
L I M f T S
S"NO G~,W::L I
SILT 0_ CLA'f COBBLES I BOULDERS
r'''f I ..~::lIU.. 1'''''''''1 rt..( ~ !"t)..>OH I
NO . NO '0 kO' - .. ,- ,
200 "<0 0
uS. STANDARD
SIEVE
SOIL
"'"
SIZE
CLASSIFICATION
SYSTEM
Rde.e'l<::1!!
The U"",~ So.t CIOS1"'COI'~ S.,s'em. C.:::>'Pi of
En').n,e." US, Army Tecl'ln,cof M!'1T'O""..du", No 3'3:t7,
'101 I, ,I,lor:1'l,195J. lRe'l.sed Ap"I, J90S01
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CONSOLIDATION CURVES
LOAD IN KIPS PER SQUARE FOOT
003 04 OS Q.6 07 0.8 0.9 LO LS 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0
- I Boring 5
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1 ;--. Depth
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1
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13 -
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0 , I I ~
0 I ! ~
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4 I
5 I
6
0 In'dicates percent consolidation at field moisture
. Indicates percent consolidation after saturation
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SHEAR ST~SN;;TH ln Pauncis per Sqolare foot
3000
2500
2000
. 4@2'
15001
Va ues used in! analysis
I
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4@2'
500 I I
//// o Sample bprir.g and depth (ft.)
I
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0
0 500 1000 1')00 2000 2500 3000
o Tests at field moisture cont~nt
a Tests at increased moisture content
c=o
o = 32 degrees
DIR~cr SHEA~ TEST DATA
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EXPi\'jSrQ-j Il'illEX TEST PESULTS
B. n. Sarrple D'pansion Potential
no. Depth Index Value EA-pansion
1 3 feet 26 Ia~
3 3 feet 38 Low
6 2 feet 41 W,;
8 3 feet 28 Low
1. Exp2...'1sive soil cop-mUons :vere evaluated for t":e subjE:Ct lot.
RelJresentative sarrples \.;ere recovered near pad grade for class
ification and e.xpansion testing.
2. Expansion tests \.;ere performed in accordance \vith Uniform
Building Code Standard No. 29-2. Based on reccmr,endatiop.5
of the Los Angeles Section ASCE Soil Carmittee.
,Criteria for Evaluation: Table l'b. 29-C
Expansion Index
Potential ~~sion
0-20
21-50
51-90
91-130
Above 130
Very Low
Low
;'ledium
High
Very High
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ANAHEI,\l, CALIFORNIA 92805 f714) 635-2295
LOS Ai'JGELES-RIVE?SIDE-SAN DI=GO ;"Ri:AS
CALL TOll FREE (aoo) ':22-4 t 15