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AGENDA REPORT
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3/16/2021
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Ken Mercer Sports Park Skatepark <br /> r r m Scope of Services <br /> March 1, 2021 <br /> design Page 3 of 9 <br /> group <br /> • A description of the project including a vicinity map and site plan showing the approximate <br /> locations of our borings <br /> • A description of the subsurface investigation, logs of borings, and results of laboratory tests <br /> • A description of the surface and subsurface site conditions encountered during our subsurface <br /> investigation, including depth of free groundwater if observed in our shallower hollow stem <br /> auger borings <br /> • A description of the site geologic setting and associated geology related hazards, including <br /> faulting, liquefaction (within the depth of our borings) <br /> • Conclusions and recommendations related to the geotechnical aspects of: <br /> o Shallow spread footings and mat foundations, including allowable soil bearing pressure, <br /> minimum embedment depth, resistance to lateral loads, friction coefficient,and modulus <br /> of subgrade reaction <br /> o Recommendations for drilled piers for support of light poles and/or shade structures, <br /> including allowable skin friction, minimum diameter and embedment depth, and <br /> resistance to lateral loads <br /> o Equivalent fluid pressure for active, at-rest, and passive pressures as well as seismic <br /> increment values for below grade walls <br /> o Recommendations for resisting potential buoyancy forces, such as the use of a pressure <br /> relieve value or measures to resist uplift pressures <br /> o Anticipated total and differential settlements and discussion of liquefaction potential (if <br /> applicable, within the depth of our borings) <br /> o Provision of state-mapped 2019 CBC seismic design parameters (no site-specific ground <br /> motion analysis is included) <br /> o Slab-on-grade and exterior flatwork recommendations <br /> o Recommendations for site preparation, earthwork, and fill compaction specifications <br /> o Construction considerations and limitations; and a brief discussion of the corrosion <br /> potential of near-surface soils encountered during the subsurface investigation based on <br /> the laboratory corrosion screening test performed. <br /> BSK will also obtain a bulk sample at the location of their boring near the potential parking lot <br /> expansion and conduct a Resistance-Value)R-Value test for the purpose of providing flexible <br /> pavement design. They will provide several design alternatives based on the R-Value test and <br /> assumed or provided traffic index values. <br /> Deliverables: <br /> • One (I) geotechnical evaluation including three (3) borings up to 15-20 feet in depth and <br /> report of findings in PDF format <br />
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