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11:12 <br /> <br />~qovemberB, 2004 <br /> JohN0.2648,100 <br /> Page 6 <br /> <br />i <br /> <br />Ketaining wails can be suppertexi on drilled cast-in-place concrete piers. We recommend tha~ the <br />following criteria be used in the pier design: <br />  -----"---'~'""~ 500 <br /> me ~o~nd surface is no~ confi~d by s~s. ~r . . <br /> pav~meot); (may b~ ~cr~ed by one-~a tot se~s~c <br /> ~d wind Ioa~ ' . ....... ~ ...... <br /> feet if~e ~ound s~fac~ is not ~nfin~ by slabs or <br /> pavement. ~re ~e gound i~ sloping in'~ont of~ <br /> wall neglect passive suppoa until ~t~ is at l~t 6 <br /> f~t of soil in ~ont of th* pi,r pr m a dep~ wher~ <br /> ~ i~ at I~t ~ice ~* reminad h~i~t of soil in <br /> ~ont of~ pier whichever is I~s) (may b* incr~ed <br />  6 <br /> Minimum Pi~ b~c~ <br /> ~ piers sho~d b~ drille~ ~d po~d ~ the ~ day to ~event the soils exposed ~ ~a pier <br /> hol~ ~om duing out sig~fic~tly. If ~e dffiled pier hol~s ~e ~ be le~ open overnight for <br /> production p~oses,' .~e.. drilled ·holes should be ~v~red; ~owever, th~ pot~mi~ for ~ving <br /> incr~d ~ tim*. Drilled pier ~h~ sho~d b* ~% of all loose soil ~d de~s prior to ' <br /> placement 0f concrete. If water colle~ in ~y drill~ pig sh~, it sho~d be p~ped out <br /> i~ediately pfi~r to placement of con~ete. Al~mat~v~ly; concrete may <br /> "t~mie" me~od. In order to m~imize upl~ <br /> ~e piers should be avoided. If necessa~, fo~ should be plac~ <br /> pier sh~ during concr~te placement. <br /> <br />SEISM1C HAZA~S <br /> <br />FAULTING <br />'l~he lot does not lie within a $~ate of California Earthquake Fault Zone for active faults. There <br />are no fault traces mapped across the site~ nor did we find evidence of a fault; therefore, we. <br />conclude the likelihood Of fault rupture across the lot to be low. <br /> <br />GKOUND SHAK1NG <br />In the San Francisco Bay Area, laxge magnitude earthquakes are a strong possibility. Depending <br />on the epicenter and magnhude of a seismic event, ground shaking may occur throughout the <br />region. We feel that the subject property, due to the close proximity to Known active faults, will <br />experience some moderate to very strong ground shaking during the life span of the project. <br /> <br />o~=,~, ~_R!C!.I y!.D..T~I_ME_.HiNOV. 8. Z, 10: 32AMf^NTS <br /> <br /> <br />