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Report (42) relsT a rI o Da:os— LT tca' ? Sic t 5�� GEODESIGN 4I5- l • FIELD REPORT age 1 of...2 GDI Project: fPolygoni 22 04 Prepared By: Bret Moskal Project Name: i Polygon at Bull Mountain Date: ; 3/13/17 Location: 15402 SW Seine Court,Tigard, Report#: 144 Oregon Arrival: 1015/1315 Departure: 13150/1350 Weather: _.. ...__ .. ..... i Cloudy, light rain 40 s Permit# MST2016-00025 Site Visit Requested By: € Spencer(NEI) Met With (on site): Spencer(NEI), Keywest crew Purpose: Observe Wall backfill and observe Deck footings Outstanding Issues: Wall 8A Upon arrival I met with Keywest and I was directed to area indicated attached site of prepared wall backfill for wall 8A. I was informed that crew had compacted granular backfill in approx. 8" lifts utilizing a large plate compacter and a single drum smooth roller. Using a Troxler 3430 nuclear density gauge I tested the relative density of the granular backfill sourced from Baker(Farmington)and compared the results against a lab produced Proctor value of 127.7pcf at 13.0 percent optimum moisture content.Areas tested met our recommendation of 95 percent compaction of optff ium dry density value. I observed 15 to 24 blows on a 3/4"steel pin with a 6-lbs hammer to drive the pin approx. 12" into material inducing densely compacted backfill. I observed that crews had cut to subgrade in order to extent wall 8A to the north of preexisting wall 8A. I observed the subgrade to consist generally of native brown silt(ML). Using a%"diameter steel foundation rod I probed the exposed subgrade. Probing indicated medium stiff to stiff subgrade. I observed the top approx. 2"of the subgrade to be soft with varying amounts of standing water on the surface. We recommend that crews remove the soft subgrade and de-water subgrade before placing and compacting crushed rock backfill. I was informed by Keywest that they would remove soft subgrade before compacting crushed rock. Lots 45-46 While onsite I observed the deck footing behind building within lot 45 and 46. Crew had prepared footings of concrete backfill of undermined areas of footing and to tie in upper continues footing with lower pier footing. Crew had place approx. 2"or crushed on the surface of subgrade in areas that will be backfill with concrete. Using a%Z" diameter steel foundation rod I probed the base rock. Probing indicated dense base rock. I observed that lower pier footings had been backfill with onsite soil interfering with the ability to tie in upper and lower footings. We recommended that crew remove this soil backfill down to subgrade and place compacted crush rock on the surface to protect subgrade. I observed that crew had removed soil backfill and prepared area for concrete backfill. Based on our observation, testing, pin resistance, and probing area observed today and indicated on attached site plan has been prepared in general accordance with our geotechnical recommendations. Distribution: Attachments: Site Plan (2), NDDS (1), pictures (2) Reviewed by: This report presents opinions formed as a result of our observation of activities relating to geotechnical engineering or environmental services,We rely on the contractor to comply with the plans and specifications throughout the duration of the project irrespective of the presence of our representative,Our work does not include supervision or direction of the contractor,the contractor's employees or agents. Our firm is not responsible for site safety This field report Is a DRAFT representation of our field observations,testing,and preliminary recommendations.The report can only be considered final upon review of the GeoDesign project manager,as Indicated oy initials In the"Reviewed By"section,, 9450 SW Commerce Circle,Suite 300 I Wilsonville,Oregon 97070.1 Off 503.968.8787 I Fax 503.968.3068 G CODESIGNS FIELD REPORT te i•r Page 2 of 2 Signature; „� . p z ham t • • xe, Areas of lot 45 and 46 that had been prepared for concrete backfill 9450 SW Commerce Circle,Suite 3001 Wilsonville,Oregon 97070.1 Off 503.968.8787 I Fax 503.968.3068 GE SIGNk) ODE NUCLEAR DENSITY GAUGE DATA GDI Project: Polygon-122-04 Project Name: Polygon at Bull Mountain Date: 3/13/2017 Sampled By: btrn Project Location: SW 1 50th Ave, Tigard Page: 1 of 1 Material Source Maximum Density:pcf(required) Optimum Moisture A 3/4"-0 CR Baker(Farmington) A 127.7 pct(required) A 1 3 B B B C C C BG = below grade Test Date Location Elevation* Fill Type Compactor Density No. Moisture Maximum Required 1 3/13 Wall 8A See site plan 7th run A Lrg Plate/Smooth drum 131.0 7.7 103% 95 2 3/13 Wall 8A-See site plan 4th run A Lrg Plate/Smooth drum 125.4 7.8 98% 95 3 3/13 Wall 8A-See site plan 7th run A Lrg Plate/Smooth drum 124.5 6.1 97% 95 4 3/13 Wall 8A See site plan 5th A Lrg Plate/Smooth drum 125.0 10.6 98% 95 . . • - — , • Lomm.•m.m•I.m 1 m m 1 mmimm m 1 1 1 t t•-. , '""- • ' Polygon-122-04_031317 FR144_NDGD_btm ....". . _i . . . ---e,... 3 //3 i 2 a r— Fo —o , ,.-1-- 14 q 2, ,.. ... ..„,44. . .,,,,,,,41„4,,,,,,,,4',., 7 g _,_,„7„.5.,_—,.,. ..,,,-,--ity,,_ 7,,7i,:iiii_l_ sati '.tet t� '' sAl. 0....'....!'.\*`,:,,� .�' zr ,, 0+E.-,--..t :w .. w pP,111 ,„„„. .,_,...,_. ,,,,,,,....,44:1_, ., ,.........,.... ..,..„._ , ,,... . . ,, ,.. 1 u. 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