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HomeMy WebLinkAboutObservation of ExcavationEngineeringo Inc. CIVILiGEOTECHMCAL April 5,2021 Brett Leable Hammerhead Operations 727 Cotnty Road 120 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Brett@Hammerheadop s. corn 970-401-3743 RE: Open Hole Otlservation Swimming Pool 2932 Coung Road 115 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Garfield County Project No. 20-3418 Dear Brett: At the request of Ryan Ivy, on February 4,9, and25,2020, we visited the consttuction site for the in-ground swimming pool, on your property at2932 County Road 115, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, Garfield County, Colorado. The purpose of our site visits was to obsele the soils exposed in the foundation excavations for the proposed in-ground swimming pool and compal'e them with the findings and recommendations of the Soil's and Foundation Investigation, under the same project number, dated Jdy 22.2020. The excavation consisted ofone bench, about 30 feet long and 9.5 feet below the elevation ofthe existing patio. The excavation was widened by five feet on the outside perimeter for the placernent of the structural fill. The soil exposed in the bottom and sides of the foundation excavation consisted of reddish- brown, clay with sparse gravel. Strucfural fiIl improved with Tensar Geogrid was constructed. The structural fill consisted of an initial, 6-inch layer of minus 3-inch road base, covered with Triaxial Tensar Geogrid followed by additional layers of a 12-inch layer of minus 3-inch road base and geogrid layers until the desired elevation was achieved, which was total depth of 3 feet under most of the swimming pool excavation with a thicker layer of structural fill on the westetn portion of the excavation. The final layer of the structural fill was proof rolled. Soft spots were not observed or reported. The soil exposed in the excqvation is suitable for the recommended bearing capacity of 2000 psf. We recommend cornpliance with the recommendations of the above-named soil report during the remainder of the construction, specifically with the sections on drainage, grading and irrigation. The perimeter drain was constructed just below the top of the structural fill. This report has been prepared according to locally accepted Professional Geotechnical Engineering standards for similar methods of testing and soil conditions at this time. The findings and recommendation stated above are based on the soil conditions observed in the cornpleted foundation excavation only. We al'e not responsible for technical interpretation by others of the data presented in this report. There is no other wananty either expressed or implied. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call. Sincerely, lfl "':f,'#,''llfb*' . s*?&,Sf{,$* . j'-*-Y'ii:l t''t' E;',b':.?h'r :'si ' o+loolzof it-s't i__i ^?95?l=".Wr;W a,,i;:iiti,,l:$..' J:\ WP X4-LKP\ 2020\20-341 8POOL-OPEN-STRUC-FILL.DOCX P.O. Box 724,Eagle CO 81631 Tel: 970-390-0307 www.LKPEngineering.com