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M04030GE <br />2/24/04 <br />Page Two <br />Because of the very permeable nature of the soil materials <br />underlying the site, if significant groundwater tended to <br />accumulate beneath the site the groundwater would flow rapidly to <br />the east edge of the site and "spring" to the surface in the <br />slopes forming the west edge of Mexican Gulch resulting in a <br />draining effect of the subject site area. <br />If you have any questions concerning the geotechnical <br />engineering aspects of your project or if we may be of further <br />assistance please contact us. <br />Respectfully Submitted: <br />LAMBERT AND ASSOCIATES <br />~~~~ v.., <br />Orman ohnston, P.E. <br />Reviewed, By: <br />~/./~ "-~ <br />Dennis D. Lambert, P.E. <br />NWJ/nr <br /> <br />Lambert ana ~,~,~nciates <br />CONSULTING GEOTELN NILAL ENGIN EEflS ANO <br />MATERIAL TESTING <br />