CURRENTLY APPROVED PLAN - WESTPORT BUSINESS PARK Sample Clauses

CURRENTLY APPROVED PLAN - WESTPORT BUSINESS PARK. The currently approved plan calls for the filling of the lower lying area with as much as 300,000 cubic yards of fill to bring finish floor elevations to 120 feet (mean sea level is 100 feet)(Redwood City Planning Department, 1985). The draft specific plan concluded that: Additional grading involving capping and sealing the refuse area with two to ten feet of inert fill material is anticipated for all building sites in order to further mitigate leachate pollution. A construction feature that will potentially impact the integrity of the refuse fill cap will be the driving of pilings. Each of the thirteen buildings will be constructed on piles, five of these buildings are located on the mound area and a portion of two buildings is located on the panhandle area. The estimated number of piles is 65 per building. The pilings will provide a potential conduit for gas escape through the cap if voids develop between the piles and the soil and the tie-in of the piling with the foundation does not provide an effective gas barrier. The pilings are not expected to be associated with the migration of contaminants in other media to any significant extent. No other relevant details of site development associated with filling and grading for the existing plan were available. However, it is assumed that construction activities that would be considered relevant to this assessment are unlikely to differ substantially from those associated with the development of the proposed residential and commercial project.
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