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Project No. JB-569 <br />20 June 2006 <br />Page 1 <br />1.0 INTRODUCTION <br />This report presents the results of a geotechnical study performed at the subject <br />site for the proposed Vineyard Pass Subdivision. The project is located 865 Clara <br />Lane in Pleasanton, California, as shown on the Vicinity Map, Figure 1 . <br />1.1 Purpose <br />The purpose of this study was to evaluate the soil and geologic characteristics <br />relevant to the design of the proposed development. General soil and foundation <br />engineering design and recommendations are provided based on the physical <br />characteristics ofthe subsurface materials and the geotechnical limitations created <br />by the site's surface features. <br />1.2 Proposed Project Development <br />We understand the proposed project will consist of constructing a 3-lot residential <br />subdivision at the site. Maximum structural wall loads are anticipated to be <br />approximately 2,000 pounds per lineal foot. Site grading is anticipated to include <br />up to 13 feet of fill and up to 6 feet of cut for development of the building pads, <br />site drainage, and drive area improvements. <br />Please contact our office if the conditions of the project change. We may need <br />to revise our recommendations if changes occur in the project's configuration, the <br />type of construction, or the proposed loads. <br />1.3 Scope of Services <br />The scope of work for the proposed development included the following: <br />Reviewing project documents provided by the client, <br />Exploring the subsurface soil conditions with three exploratory borings, <br />Sampling and performing laboratory testing of soil obtained from borings, <br />Analyzing the soil data compiled during the exploration, and <br />Reporting our findings and providing recommendations for site <br />development. <br />This study does not include an environmental assessment or investigation for the <br />presence or absence of hazardous or toxic material in structures, soil, surface <br />water, groundwater, or air on, below or around the project site. <br />~KorbmacherEngineering, Inc. <br />