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From: "Mark Gray" <MGraygaroneengineers.com>
To: "Jason Rose" <jason @jrosearchitect.com >, "Michael Garza" <mgarza(acoppelltx.gov>
Date: 9/26/20119:46 AM
Subject: RE: Willow Park
Yes, Lime just isn't going to be effective in that material, in my opinion. Adding cement to the subgrade vs
thickening the section are trade -offs, but far less chance for problems with increased thickn .
From: Jason Rose [mailto :jason @jrosearchitect.com]
Sent: Monday, September 26, 20119:28 AM ?V1
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Subject: Willow Park
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We're about to get started on the roads and need to know if you are OK with thicken
to 7" on Willow Park. Based on Mark's recommendation, we feel this will have the m
offer the most protection giving soil compositions and history of fill on property. I'm even willing to go 7 % ".
Mark, do you feel this to be the best way to go? Mike had some questions regarding slight discrepancies in the
PI of proctor tests versus road subgrade.
Respectfully,
Jason Rose
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