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<br /> City of Redwood City Redwood Shores Branch Library <br /> <br /> Seismicity: We will discuss the regional seismicity including regional active faults, maximum <br /> estimated ground shaking, and future earthquake probabilities. We will provide a regional <br /> fault map showing the proximity of the site to major Bay Area faults within a 100-km radius <br /> of the site. We will also provide seismic coefficients for design based on Chapter 16, Division <br /> V of the 2001 California Building Code. <br /> Innovative engineering for cost- <br /> Foundations: Utilizing the data collected effecöveconsuucöon <br /> during our investigation, we will recommend <br /> suitable foundation types and estimated settlements for the proposed buildings. We will also <br /> provide foundation design criteria including recommendations for minimum size, embedment <br /> depth, allowable vertical and lateral capacities, and expected total and differential <br /> settlements. <br /> Bay Mud Settlements: Since the site is underlain by highly compressible Bay Mud, we will <br /> provide estimates of the future site settlement, taking into account the weight of the existing <br /> fill and any additional fill proposed. We will provide settlement charts to allow for efficient <br /> development of the grading plans, and drainage and underground utility design. <br /> Siabs-On-Grade: We will present slab-on-grade criteria, including recommendations for <br /> subgrade preparation, minimizing moisture rise through slabs-on-grade, and if necessary, <br /> non-expansive fill. <br /> We have extensive local <br /> earthwork construction <br /> Earthwork: We will present earthwork experience. <br /> criteria, including recommendations for <br /> clearing and site preparation, subgrade preparation, compaction, materials for fill, temporary <br /> cut and fill slopes, utility trench backfill, surface drainage and landscaping considerations, as <br /> necessary. <br /> Retaining Walls: We will present retaining wall design criteria, including recommended <br /> foundation type, lateral earth pressures, drainage, and backfill. <br /> Pavements: We will present flexible asphalt concrete pavement sections for traffic indices <br /> ranging from 4.0 to 6.5. Pavement design will be based on results of R-value testing and the <br /> expected properties of import soils. We will also present Portland cement concrete pavement <br /> sections. <br /> Soil Corrosion Evaluation: We will summarize the results of our previous corrosion testing at <br /> the site, and discuss potential impacts to underground utility lines and concrete. <br /> LOWNE\~ASSOCIATES Page 4 <br /> Environmento: /Geotechnicol /Engineering Services P13333 <br /> . .. <br />