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17-18671
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PANZER,JOHN
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38505 6TH AVE
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�3 � , � <br /> .� <br /> I�RQUR � � - <br /> changes within the zone of influence. Structures which averlie loose soil t�nd to e�cperience adverse <br /> structural distortions, such as warping of flaor slabs and cracking of masonrywall units. <br /> In orcier to pravide proper support far the existing structure, it is recommended that the proposed <br /> structure be supported with the use of a deep foundation system. Based upon our evaluation and <br /> analyses of the subsurface soils encountered, efficient foundation systems are expected to consist of <br /> helical piers. Recommendations for this foundatian system are presented for your consideration. <br /> Limitations � <br /> Our professional services have been performed, our findings obtained and our recommendations <br /> prepared in accardance with generally accepted geotechnical engineering pr�nciples and practices. <br /> This company is not responsible for the conclusions, opinions or recommendations made by athers <br /> based upon this data. <br /> The scope of the e�qaloration was intended to evaluate soil canditions within the primary influence of <br /> the considered structure and does not include an evaluation of patential deep soil conditions,such as <br /> sinkholes. The analysis and recommendatians submitted in this repor�are based upon the data <br /> obtained from the soil borings pertormed at the locatians indicated. Regardless of the thoroughness � <br /> of a geatechnical e�larat�on,there is aiways a possibilitythat conditions between boringswill be <br /> different from those at specific boring locatians and that conditions will not be as anticipated by the <br /> designers or cantractors. In addition,the canstruction pracess itself may alter soil candi#ians. <br /> �f any subsoil variatians became evider►#during the course of this praject,a re-evaluation af the <br /> recammendations contained in this report will be necessary after we have had an opportunity to <br /> observe the characteristics afthe canditions encauntered. The applicab9lityof this repork should alsa <br /> be reviewed in the event that significant changes occur in the design, nature or location of the <br /> proposed eonstruction. <br /> The recommendatians pravided herein are based in part upon praject irrformation pravided to us and <br /> fhey apply only to the specific praject and site discussed in this report. Once complete project ' <br /> infarmatian is available,the proposed faciliiy structure characteristics should be conveyed to us for <br /> review. Our recommenda�ions may then be modified,if necessary. Experienced geotechnical <br /> personne! should abserve and document#he construction procedures used and the conditions <br /> encauntered. Unanticipated conditions and inadequate procedures should be reported to fhe design <br /> tearn. We recommend that the owner retain G3 to provide these services based upon aur familiarity <br /> - with the project,the subsurface conditions, and the intent of the recommendations and design criteria. <br /> Flozida Office: Phone: 727.376.7833 Tennessee Office: II, <br /> 2410 Success Dxive, Suite 7 F�: 727-376-275$ 45 Oak ValleyDrive j <br /> Odessa, FL 33556 Email:info�7,�eo3�roup.com Spring Hill,TN 37174 <br /> Web: www.�eo3�raup.com ; i <br /> � <br />
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