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WO# 4 <br /> CR-510 From 61 st Drive to Shore Lane <br /> This proposal presents our approach to the project and includes an estimate of field exploration <br /> and laboratory testing quantities as well as engineering resources needed for the evaluation of <br /> the data obtained and preparation of a report. <br /> _PROPOSED M n SERVICES <br /> Ardaman & Associates , Inc. will provide geotechnical engineering services for this phase of the <br /> Project including a review of existing information , field reconnaissance , Standard Penetration <br /> Test( SPT) borings , auger borings and manual muck probes . The scope of service for this phase <br /> of the proposed roadway improvements will include the following : <br /> 1 . Perform up to 45 auger borings to an approximate depth of 6 feet within the two areas alon <br /> the roadway where organic (A-8) soils were encountered during our previous exploration . g <br /> 2 . Perform manual muck probes within the roadside canals to be reclaimed (or filled )between <br /> approximate Station No 's . 281 +00 to 295 + 00 and between approximate Station No 's . 322 + 00 <br /> to 330 +00 . The purpose of the muck probes is to preliminarily measure the depth of soft organic <br /> soils and/or sediment , if present within the existing canals . These probes are performed by <br /> hand -pushing 1 -inch diameter steel rod into the ground until penetration is refused . Generally, <br /> the probes can be pushed through very soft organic and/or clayey soils , and terminate upon <br /> encountering sandy soils or relatively stiff clays . Probes can also be terminated on obstructions <br /> such as roots or buried debris . It is possible that probes could terminate under one of the above <br /> scenarios , while muck could still exist below the probed depth . <br /> 3 . Perform up to 20 auger borings to an approximate depth of 6 feet between approximate <br /> Station No 's . 281 +50 to 310+00 , between approximate Station No 's . 319 + 00 to 362+ 00 and <br /> between approximate Station No 's . 750+00 to 771 + 50 to further evaluate our normal seasonal <br /> high groundwater table estimate . <br /> 4 . Perform up to two Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings to an approximate depth of 35 <br /> feet in close proximity to the proposed slope cut located adjacent to the Red Stick property. We <br /> note that the existing slope to be analyzed was observed to be densely wooded and <br /> inaccessible to our truck-mounted drilling equipment. Therefore , this proposal includes an <br /> estimated cost for limited land clearing . The clearing is intended to be limited in scope , and will <br /> be performed to provide access to proposed drilling locations within the slope . We note that <br /> Ardaman & Associates , Inc . cannot be held responsible for potential damage to wetland and/or <br /> upland ( protected ) vegetation , or endangered and/or threatened species of animals . If such <br /> concerns exist on the site , we recommend an experienced environmental specialist be present <br /> during clearing activities . The client is responsible for coordinating permission to access the site <br /> with the current property owner. <br /> 5 . Obtain soil samples from the SPT and auger borings for laboratory testing . This includes <br /> etc . <br /> routine classification tests including standard sieve analysis , Atterberg Limits , organic contents , <br /> 6 . Prepare a report including all data developed during the laboratory and field programs , and <br /> our recommendations relative to soil and groundwater parameters to be used in the design . <br /> In addition , we will analyze the global stability of the proposed slope cut (for its proposed <br /> geometry and encountered soil conditions ) against failure by circular are , infinite slope <br /> or sliding block type failure . We understand that for this purpose , slope cross sections <br /> F : Tublic Works\Capital Projects\CR 510\CR 510 & US- 1 _IRC-0514\Ardaman & Associates\CR-510 WO#4 Ardaman 11 -20-08 .doc <br />