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<br />Hana Japan Steak House 5150.100.001 <br />11991 Dublin Canyon Road November 11, 2024 <br />RESPONSE TO COMMENTS Page 6 <br /> <br />Comment 17 Geotechnical Report, Section 6.8.1 (Surface Drainage) Note 2: <br />Per Section 1804.4 of the 2019 and 2022 CBC, consideration should be given to recommending that <br />the ground adjacent to foundations have minimum gradients of 5% and 2% for a lateral distance of <br />10 feet for exposed ground and impervious surfaces (such as concrete flatwork), respectively. <br /> <br />ENGEO Response to Comment 17 <br />We will add these recommendations, which are included in the CBC in the Reference 2 update. <br /> <br />Comment 18 Geotechnical Report, Section 6.8.2 (Subsurface Drain): <br />The minimum lateral spacing between consecutive parallel rows of subdrain lines/trenches under the <br />building pad should be provided. <br /> <br />ENGEO Response to Comment 18 <br />Our recommendation is for a perimeter drain. We would only add interior drains if groundwater were <br />encountered during construction and the drains would be placed as necessary based on conditions <br />encountered. We will add this construction consideration to the Reference 2 update. <br /> <br />Comment 19 Geotechnical report, Section 7.1 (Conventional Footings with Slab-on-Grade): <br />This section of the Geotechnical Report should discuss how the footings should be designed in order <br />to mitigate the potential for secondary ground deformations discussed in the Fault Exploration. <br /> <br />ENGEO Response to Comment 19 <br />We will add a section on mitigation in the Reference 2 update that will recommend tying isolated <br />footings together or using a mat foundation. <br /> <br />Comment 20 Geotechnical Report, Section 7.2 (Footing Dimensions and Allowable Bearing <br />Capacity): <br />BSK takes no exception to the minimum footing embedment depths shown in Table 4 of the <br />Geotechnical Report provided that the upper 3 feet of the building pads consist of low expansion <br />potential soil having a plasticity index of less than 12. Otherwise, consideration should be given to <br />extending the minimum footing depth to 24+ inches similar to Section 9.4 (Foundations) of the <br />Geotechnical Report. <br /> <br />ENGEO Response to Comment 20 <br />Noted. Import in building pads is addressed in Response to Comments 13 and 14. <br /> <br />Comment 21 Geotechnical Report, Section 7.4 (Reinforcement): <br />What is the purpose of recommending that the continuous footings be designed to structurally span <br />(unsupported?) over a clear (lateral?) distance of 5 feet? Perhaps the purpose of this is to address <br />the potential for secondary ground deformations? If so, this should be stated in this section of the <br />Geotechnical Report. <br /> <br />ENGEO Response to Comment 21 <br />This recommendation is to require a minimum amount of reinforcing steel in the footings to allow for <br />spanning localized subgrade irregularities along the footings. <br /> <br />Comment 22 Geotechnical Report, Section 7.5 (Foundation Lateral Resistance): <br />Consideration should be given to neglecting the upper 1 foot of subgrade for passive resistance where <br />the subgrade is not protected by asphalt/paving or concrete flatwork. <br />