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e <br />Page 4 - #120-10689 <br />No swamp deposits were encountered on the higher elevation (eastern) <br />side of this site. Boring 1-83 encountered about 7' of fill underlain <br />by medium to stiff sandy clay and clayey sand glacial till to a depth <br />of about 24' below grade. The glacial till was in turn underlain by <br />rather stiff to stiff water deposited silty clay to the depth of our <br />boring at about 51'. Boring 4-83 again encountered a significantly <br />different soil profile. Silty clay was encountered to a depth of about <br />3' below grade. The predominant soil type at this boring location was <br />fine and medium grained sand. The sands were medium dense to very <br />dense. Stiff clayey silt was encountered between depths of 39' and 45' <br />below grade. <br />Water Level information <br />Water was observed in some of the borings at the time of the <br />exploration. The water level data is indicated on the attached boring <br />logs. The indicated water level was at approximately elevation 72,8' <br />at boring 4-83 and 78.6' at boring 2-83. The water level during our <br />Previous exploration on this site was somewhat higher at about <br />elevation 821. This exploration was performed 1n the spring of the <br />year, when the groundwater elevation is generally higher than in the <br />fall and winter months. We also understand that a portion of this site <br />does contain drain tile. The water level should be expected to <br />fluctuate both seasonally and yearly. <br />SOIL exMORBtion <br />cW <br />
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