The Riley Group-Final Report 11.12.2013.pdfit
The Riley G'a oup, Inc.
November 12, 2013
Mr. Brian Mattson
McDonald's USA, LLC
12131 113th Avenue Northeast, Suite 103
Kirkland, Washington 98034
Subject: Final Inspection Repoli
Edmonds McDonald's 46-0084
Edmonds, Washington
RGI Project No. 2012-198
Dear Mr. Mattson,
As requested, The Riley Group, Inc. (RGI) provided construction monitoring services on an on
call basis for the project from August 7, to November 11, 2013. RGI previously provided a
Geotechnical Engineering Report (GER) and critical areas study and infiltration system
recommendations for the project.
RGI's geotechnical engineer or geologist visited the site and observed the earth work during the
construction as requested by the contractor, EM Precision. Our observations and conclusions are
documented in Daily Field Memos and copies were left at the construction site at the end of the
day.
Based on our observations, the earthwork was completed in general accordance with the
recommendations in the original GER and the requirements of the City of Edmonds. The
following outline our observation on the site:
1. SOIL BEARING CAPACITY
The building is supported on perimeter footings and isolated columns bearing on dense native
soil or structural fall. Based on our observation of the native foundation subgrade and the
placement of structural fill, the native soil or structural fill is suitable for the design bearing
capacity of 2,500 pounds per square foot (psf).
2. EXCAVATION OBSERVATIONS
RGI observed excavations for mass grading excavation, footings, and utility trenches during
construction. Our observations indicated that all of the excavations were performed in medium
dense to dense native soil. The existing natural slope and temporary cut slopes were observed to
be in stable condition. No significant soil movement was observed on the site or adjacent
properties.
3. STRUCTURAL FILL AND COMPACTION
RGI observed major site grading such as site fill placement. Fill placed on site was placed as
structural fill and compacted. RGI also observed the installation of the site utilities. The native
soil was used for backfilling. Utility backfill was placed in lifts and compacted, In place density
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tests in the fill and utility backfill indicated at least 95 percent of maximum dry density per
ASTM D1557 in the areas tested.
4. SUBSURFACE 1DRAINAOIj AND STORM WATER INFILTRATION GALLERY
RGI observed the placement of the subsurface drainage system. The drainage installation was
completed in general accordance with the approved plans and specifications.
RGI observed the installation of infiltration gallery. The bottom of the facility was installed as
shown on the plans and native soil was exposed under the facility. The native soil observed was
consistent with the soils encountered in our infiltration study.
5. MOCKERY INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
RGI observed the construction of a section of rockery to the west of the new building. The
rockery was supported on firm native soil and installed per industry standard. RGI also observed.
some rockery repair work done by the contractor. The rockery has been inspected by the
contractor and loose rocks have been replaced as needed.
G. EROSION CONTROL
During our site visits, RGI representatives did not observe erosion on the site or sediment
tracking onto the streets, the public stormwater system, existing slope, or adjoining properties
during construction. At the time of preparing this report, landscaping had been completed. The
permanent erosion control has been established. No further visits are needed.
The Daily Field Memos are attached to this letter. If you have any questions or require additional
information, please contact us.
Respectfully submitted,
THE RILL, Y GROUP, INC.
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