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(static) and 1.3 (pseudo-static) for critical structures. The resulting safety factors of 2.96 <br /> (static) and 2.20 (pseudo-static) during a full reservoir condition also exceed the <br /> minimum required MLRB safety factors for critical structures. The proposed setback of <br /> 60 feet from the electric line/poles is satisfactory. <br /> Case 6-1 -The resulting safety factors of 1.39 (static) and 1.17 (pseudo-static) during a <br /> rapid drawdown condition exceed the minimum required MLRB safety factors of 1.3 <br /> (static) and 1.15 (pseudo-static)for non-critical structures. The resulting safety factors of <br /> 2.60 (static) and 1.97 (pseudo-static) during a full reservoir condition also exceed the <br /> minimum required MLRB safety factors for non-critical structures. The proposed setback <br /> of 50 feet from the edge of the conservation easement is satisfactory. <br /> Case 6-2 -The resulting safety factors of 2.31 (static) and 1.82 (pseudo-static) during a <br /> rapid drawdown condition exceed the minimum required MLRB safety factors of 1.5 <br /> (static) and 1.3 (pseudo-static) for critical structures. The resulting safety factors of 3.85 <br /> (static) and 2.68 (pseudo-static) during a full reservoir condition also exceed the <br /> minimum required MLRB safety factors for critical structures. The proposed setback of <br /> 75 feet from the edge of the canal bank is satisfactory. <br /> Case 7-1 -The resulting safety factors of 2.40 (static) and 1.92 (pseudo-static) during a <br /> rapid drawdown condition exceed the minimum required MLRB safety factors of 1.5 <br /> (static) and 1.3 (pseudo-static) for critical structures. The resulting safety factors of 4.38 <br /> (static) and 3.05 (pseudo-static) during a full reservoir condition also exceed the <br /> minimum required MLRB safety factors for critical structures. The proposed setback of <br /> 150 feet from the electric/gas lines is satisfactory. <br /> Case 7-2 -The resulting safety factors of 1.58 (static) and 1.32 (pseudo-static) during a <br /> rapid drawdown condition exceed the minimum required MLRB safety factors of 1.5 <br /> (static) and 1.3 (pseudo-static) for critical structures. The resulting safety factors of 2.99 <br /> (static) and 2.23 (pseudo-static) during a full reservoir condition also exceed the <br /> minimum required MLRB safety factors for critical structures. The proposed setback of <br /> 80 feet from the edge of the canal bank is satisfactory. <br /> Case 8-1 -The resulting safety factors of 3.15 (static) and 2.39 (pseudo-static) during a <br /> rapid drawdown condition exceed the minimum required MLRB safety factors of 1.5 <br /> (static) and 1.3 (pseudo-static) for critical structures. The resulting safety factors of 5.42 <br /> (static) and 3.55 (pseudo-static) during a full reservoir condition also exceed the <br /> minimum required MLRB safety factors for critical structures. The proposed setback of <br /> 145 feet from the electric/gas lines is satisfactory. <br /> Case 8-2 -The resulting safety factors of 1.61 (static) and 1.33 (pseudo-static) during a <br /> rapid drawdown condition exceed the minimum required MLRB safety factors of 1.5 <br /> (static) and 1.3 (pseudo-static) for critical structures. The resulting safety factors of 2.93 <br /> (static) and 2.19 (pseudo-static) during a full reservoir condition also exceed the <br /> minimum required MLRB safety factors for critical structures. The proposed setback of <br /> 60 feet from the electric line/poles is satisfactory. <br /> ' West Farm Gravel Pit Expansion <br /> Slope Stability Analysis <br /> Page 8 <br />