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OLD RIVER GOLF COURSE <br /> Page No. 6 <br /> minimum of 5 inches thick and be reinforced with 6x6x2. 1x2. 1 <br /> wire mesh or #3 bars at 18 inch centers both ways. The slab <br /> should be tied to the footings with #4 dowels at 24 inch <br /> centers. Dowels should extend a minimum of 24 inches into the <br /> slab. <br /> To assure that the slab subgrade is in a near saturated <br /> condition prior to floor slab placement, pre-saturation of the <br /> subgrade should be performed. The subgrade should be in a <br /> near saturated condition for a minimum depth of 18 inches <br /> below grade. Experience has shown that the best way to <br /> achieve the required saturation is to first cast the footings <br /> to within 4 inches of top of slab. The interior is then <br /> prepared with the addition of the gravel, visqueen, sand, and <br /> reinforcement. Water is then introduced into the gravel layer <br /> and allowed to soak in (the perimeter footing will serve as a <br /> dike to retain the water) . The saturation is critical and <br /> should be verified by an engineer. <br /> Foundations that are constructed as indicted may be loaded to <br /> a bearing capacity of 2000 pounds per square foot total load. <br /> Bearing capacity may be increased by 1/3 for temporary wind and <br /> seismic loads. <br /> It is recommended that our office be afforded the opportunity <br /> of reviewing the completed foundation plans to verify that our <br /> recommendations have been properly interpreted and incorporated. <br /> Unless our office is allowed this opportunity, we disavow any <br /> responsibility from problems arising from failure to follow <br /> geotechnical recommendations or improper interpretation and <br /> implementation of our recommendations. <br /> It is also recommended that our office be retained to perform <br /> the recommended grading control, testing, and observations. Unless <br /> we have been retained to provided these services, our office can <br /> not be held responsible for problems arising during or after <br /> construction that could have been avoided had these services been <br /> performed. <br /> = VII PAVEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS <br /> The proposed roadway subgrade soils varied throughout the site <br /> = as indicated by the results of the R-value tests. Test results <br /> ranged from 5 to 29 and varied mainly as a result of the clay <br /> content. For preliminary design purposes, average R-values of 5 <br /> pERS�G <br /> s <br /> s w-- o <br /> Assoc. <br />