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  • MAKAKILO HALE I I PRELIMINARY SOIL REl'QRT

    MAKAKILO, OAHU, aAWAII TAX MAP KEY: 9-2-03: Pot. 2

    To: FINANCE REALTY COMPANY, LTP.

    WALTER LUM ASSOCIATES, INC. CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, SOILS ENGINEERS

    fEBRUARY 9_, 1974

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  • WALTER LUM EDWARD lfiA'!'ANABE WALTER LUM ASSOCIATES, INC.

    CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, SOILS ENGINEERS I.

    EZRA KOIKE WALLACE WAKAHIRO

    3030 WAIALAE AYE., HONOLULU, HAWAII 96816 • TEL, 737·7931

    MR. R. YOSHIDA Finance Realty Company, Ltd. 195 South King Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96813

    Dear Mr. Yoshida:

    Subject: Makakilo Hale II Preliminary Soil Report

    February 9, 1974

    (for site grading design purposes for townhouse development) Makakilo, Oahu, Hawaii Tax Map Key: 9-2-03: Por. 2

    Transmitted herewith is out preliminary soil report for site grading design purposes for Makakilo Hale II, a proposed townhQuse development at Makakilo, Oahu, HC~.waii.

    This report includes a Boring Location Sketch,.boring logs, laboratory test results, recommendations for mass site grading design and limitations.

    This report does not include swimming pool work or conditions resulting frQm t~e pool construction.

    Respectfully submitted,

    WALTER LUM ASSOCIATES, INC.

    CM/EK:rmf

  • C 0 N T E N T S .;..;,._ __ _.._ ___ _ - - -

    SCOPE OF EXPLORATION • • • . • • • • • • • • ti

    FIELD EXPLORATION AND LABORATORY TESTS

    SOIL CLASSIFICATION SYSTtl1 • •

    GEOLOGIC AND SOIL DESCRIPTIONS BY OTHERS

    GENERAL SITE CONDITIONS

    tNTERPRETA'l'!ON OF SOIL CONDITIONS

    DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS . . •

    PROPOSED SPECIFICATION FOR EARTHWORK

    APPENDICES:

    A. LOGS OF BORINGS - Boring Nos. 1 thru 29

    B. SUMMARY OF LABORATORY TEST RESULTS - Tables IA thru IF

    C. PLASTICITY CHART

    D. MOISTURE-DENSITY CURVES

    E. CBR TESTS

    F. LOGS OF BORINGS FROM "MAKAKILO DEVELOPMENT - KAPOLEI PD-H" REPORT DATED MARCH 5, 1973

    G. BORING LOcATION SKETCH

    H. LIMITATIONS

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    4

    5

  • MAKAKILO HALE II PRE_LUUNARY SOIL REPORT

    MAKAKILO, OAHU, HAWAII TAX MAP KEY: 9-2-03: POR. 2

    SCOPE_OF E~LORAT~ON

    The purpose of this exploration was to evaluate general soil. conditions

    for site grading design purposes for Makakilo Hale II, a proposeq townhouse

    development at Makakilo, Oahu, Hawaii.

    This report includes f:i,eld explorations, laboratory tests, general s.ite

    grading design recommendations and limitations.

    This report does not include swimming pool work or conditions resulting

    from pool construction.

    FIELD EXPLORATION AND LABORATORY TESTS

    Twenty-nine exploratory borings were made at the approximate locations

    shown on the Boring Location Sketch. Borings were made with 4-in.

    diameter augers using carbide drag.and finger type bits. Soil samples

    were recovered with a 2-itl. standard split spoon sampler driven with a

    140-lb hammer falling 30 inches.

    Also attached are the logs of borings previously made for the soil

    reconnaissance report, "Kapolei PD-H'', dated March 5, 1973.

  • Laboratory tests included: natural water content, Atterberg limit,

    grain-size analysis, specific gravity, AASHO T-180-73I density and

    .CBR.

    A summary of the laboratory test results is given in Tables IA thru IF.

    SOIL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM

    Soil samples were visually observed and subjected to apprdpriate tests

    in the laboratory. Based on visuai observations and laboratory tests,

    the soil descriptions given on the boring logs are generally made in

    accordance with the "Unified Soil Classification System."

    GEOLOGIC AND SOIL DESCRIPTIONS BY OTIJJ~.:R.s

    From a review of geologic literature and the U. S. Soil Conservation Service

    maps of the area, the soils may be generally described as follows:

    Stearns, H. T. and U. S. Geologic Survey, "Geologic and·

    Topographic Map, Island of Oahu, USGS 1938":

    Twb - upper, middle and lower basalt.

    U. S. Soil Conservation Service, "Soil Survey of Islands

    of Kauai, Oahu, Maui, Molokai and Lanai, State of Hawaii,"

    August , 19 72:

    Stony steep land (rSY) p. 121.

    - 2 -

  • GENERAL SITE CONDITIONS

    Site Location

    The proposed site is located about 6,000 ft north of the

    intersection of Makakilo Drive and the H-1 Freeway, in

    Makakilo, Oahu, Hawaii. Makakilo Hale I is located to

    the southwest of the site and Makakilo-Waena Elementary

    School grounds to the west .•

    Size

    The proposed area for development is about 16 acres.

    Access_ to Site

    At the present time, the site is accessible frotll

    Makakilo Drive •

    Annl!.al Rainfall

    The average rainfall of the proposed site varies from

    about 20 to 30 inches.

    Topography

    In general, the site slopes downward toward the east at

    an overall slope of about 15%. The.ground elevatiun

    varies from about 670 to 770 ft.

    - 3 -

  • Makakilo Gulch borders the site on the north and east.

    An existing sewer li~e crosses the central portion of the

    site i~ a southeasterly direction.

    Several natural drainageways cross the site generally

    sloping downward from west to eas't in the '!lorthern and

    southern portions of the site. Boulders were noted in

    these natural drainageways.

    Eroded areas were also noted at several locations on

    the site.

    Most of the site is covered with brush and trees.

    INTERPRETATION OF SOIL CONDITIONS

    From the field exploration and labora.tory test results, the soils encountered

    in the borings may be approximated as follows:

    About 3 to 21 ft of stiff clayey silt or silty clay

    (MH or ML soils) with decomposed rock for the depths

    driiled.

    Pockets of clay (CH soil), about 2 to 15 ft, were noted

    at or near the surface in about half of tlu~ borings.·

    - 4 ..,

  • Water was not noted in the borings during the field explorations.

    Variations to the above soil conditions are to be expected in localized

    areas. For more detailed descriptions of soils encountered in the drill

    holes, refer to the boring logs.

    DlS~USSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

    In general, the proposed plan is to clear and grade the site for ·

    residential townhouse development. In general, cuts and fills of up

    to about 8 ft are contemplated for the site grading.

    The preliminary grading plans indicate that some of the natural drainage

    gullies on the eastern and western portions of. the site will be filled.

    Before the construction of fills over drainageways, the natural channels

    should be drained and stripp~d of loose soils and subdrains installed

    along the. bottoms and sides. Storm drainage systems should be carefully

    designed to tnt~rcept and channelize the flow that formerly followed

    the natural gullies.

    At several locations of the site, clayey "CH" soils were found at or

    near the surface. Wherever practicable, these soils should be kept

    about 2 and preferably 3 ft below finish grade and away from the outer

    portions of slopes.

    - 5 -

  • In general, buildings should be located about +5 to 20 ft away from the

    tops of slop~s. Bui],qing~ shou;Ld be avoided over old natural dtainggeways

    and on sloping areas steeper.than about 3 horizontal to 1 vertical ratio.

    On fairly level sites, where the buildings are located weli back from: the

    tops of slopes, spread footing or narrow beam type foundations without

    footings maybe considered.

    On sloping ground and near the tops of slopes, post and beam construction

    with deep pier type footings are recommended. If practicable, retaining

    walls should be avoided.

    The preliminary.grading plan shows a proposed 6-ft high slope in the

    northeastern portion of the site. The slope will be partly in cut and

    partly in fil.l. Such ba,nks are difficult to construct with adequate

    compaction. The bank should be constructed by overfilling and compacting

    the slope, then cutting back to the design slope and grade.

    Sit;~. Gr:_a,~U-ng

    In general, the on-site soils may be used for the construction

    of the proposed fills. The grading of the site, particularly

    the construction of fills, should be done prior to building

    construction to allow the underlying soils as much time as

    practi.cable to adjust to the riew load experience.

    - 6 -

  • Grading work should be done in accordance with the requirements

    of the Revised Ordinances of Honolulu, 1969 As Amended, and as

    recommended below:

    1. . The area should be cleared and grubbed. Surface

    vegetation and miscellaneous debris should be

    cleared and removed prior to site fillillg.

    2-. Loose surface soils should be stripped to s·tiff

    natural ground before the placement of fills.

    Loose surface soils at finish grade should be

    scarified and recompacted.

    3. Localized soft pockets encountered during the

    site preparation should be e~cavated and

    replaced with compacted select material.

    4. Where fills are proposed on sloping areas

    and natural draingeways, loose material at

    the bottom and sides should be stripped down

    to stiff natural ground before the placement

    of fil1s.

    Subdrains should be placed along the bottom

    of natural drainageways with laterals in

    - 7.-

  • a herringbone patter~ along the sides of

    the drainageways.

    5. Fills should be constructed in approximately level

    layers starting at the !.ower end ancl. wo:tkiQg upward.

    Wh~re fills are made on sloping areas steeper than

    about 5 horizontal to 1 vertical, the ground. at

    the toe of the fill should be benched to a generally

    level condition. As the fill is brought up, it

    should continually be keyed into stiff natural

    ground by cutting steps i11to the slopes and com-

    pact:i,ng the fill into these steps.

    6. In general, fills sqould be laid in 6-in.

    compacted layers to 90% of the maximum density

    determined by the AASHO T-180-731 test method.

    In roadway areas, the top 2 ft of fi.ll should

    be compacted to 95% of the maximum density.

    To minimize the expansive effects of soils,

    tl,ie fills should be compacted on the wet side

    o~ optimum moisture.

    7. If boulders are proposed to be used in the

    construction of fi.lls, they should be generally

    - 8 -

  • Slopes

    placed along the to.e sections of fill slopes

    and outside of probable building sites. Before

    placing any boulders, the subgrade should be

    stripped to stiff natural ground and shaped to

    drain. A transition layer of select fairly

    well-graded granular material (6-in. to dust

    sizes) should be placed on the subgrade and the

    boulders placed on the select material. Earth

    fill may be used in the void spaces between

    bo_ulders. A transition layer of select granular

    Iil

  • If slope he:i.ghts (top to toe) of greater than 20 ft are

    considered, 8--ft'-wide benches should be placed at height

    intervals of about 15 ft.

    To minimize erosion, the runoff from rainstorms should be

    diverted away from slopes by berms or ditches wherever

    pra~tical>le.

    The surface of fill slopes should be compacted by cat-tracking

    or wi_th a sh~epsfoot roller.

    Slope planting is recommended on cut and fill slopes to

    minimize erosion.

    Slope adjustments or other precaution_s niay be neces;~aty if

    seepage zones, expansive clay pockets or soft spots are

    encountered in localized areas.

    Foundations

    Because natural water contents of the soils are lower than

    the plastic limits and "GH" clay pockets were noted in over

    half of the borings made, the shr:i.nk-swell potentials of the

    soils may be great.

    In general, 2-story, wood-frame structures with concrete

    slabs on ground are con,templated. Care should be taken in

    - 10 -

  • the design of these structures because of the potential

    shrink-swell properties of the soils.

    On sloping ground arid near tops of slopes, post a11d beam

    construction with deep pier type footings is recommended .

    . On fairly level sites where buildings are located 15 to 20 ft

    from the ~ops of siopes, spread footing or narrow beam type

    foundations without footings may be considered.

    If practicable, :i.tregular-shaped building an

  • ... . •.

    Other areas that may require careful construction and

    sotp.e maintenance are: foundations near tops of slopes

    and foundations immediately behind retaining walls.

    General guidelines for foundation de$ign considerations

    are as follows:

    1. Bearing values for a given soil usually yaty j

    with the size and depths of t"ootings. For light

    residential structures, bearing values of about

    3000 p.s.f. may be used for footings on stiff

    natural ground or on compacted fill.

    2. Piers shouid extend down to a plane drawn upward

    at a 6 horizontal to 1 vertical slope from the

    bottom of the slope. A minimum depth of 4 ft

    should be used. ~earing values of about 4000 p.s.f.

    may be used for piers 4 ft o:t deeper on stiff

    natural ground or on compacted filL} ( .twa?rr-vo0} ~

    3. Soft spots or pockets of loose material

    encountered in footing excavations or bel.ow

    the building area should be excavated and

    replaced with we+l-graded granular material.

    4. A few uni.ts may be partly on cut al)q partly on

    fill. For slab-on-ground construction, to

    - 12 -

  • mi~imize dHferent.ial. settlements that may occur,

    the cut area below the unit should be excavated

    to a depth of about 2 ft and recorilpacted at

    above optimum moisture to match the density of

    the fill area.

    5. Good surface drainage away from the foundations

    of structures should be maintained and the si.te

    should be graded to prevent the ponding of water.

    Retaining Walls

    Retaining walls are planned for some units to form a terrace for

    the ground floor level.

    In general, retaining walls on slopes are not recommended. If

    used, they should be carefully designed for each site condition.

    To minimize the heave ~ffects on the wide footing of a conventional

    type retaining wall, a "crib" type retaining structure without

    footings should be cons·idered.

    Sandy or fairly well-graded granular soils should be used for

    backfilling against retaining structures.

    Subdrains should be placed behind the walls below the footing

    level atid should be daylighted at low points.

    - 13 -

  • Assuming a well-drained backf.ill, walls subjected to lateral

    earth presstire~ should be d~signed to resist soil pressures

    approximating "at rest" conditions as follows:

    Walls ~~st:taii)ed at top - 60 p.c.f. equivalent fluid

    pressure.

    Walls unrestrai~ed at top - 45 p.c.f. equivalent fluid

    pressure.

    Allowances should also be made for lateral pressures from floor

    loads.

    'l'he center of pressure should be considered to act somewhat

    above the lower ~hi:td of the triangular fluid pressure diagram.

    Concrete Slabs on Ground

    To minimize heave effects, pockets of clay "CH" soils

    encountered below slab-on-ground areas should be removed to.

    about 2 ft below the base course level and replaced with select

    on .... site o.r borrow soils.

    To minimize the capillary rise of water from underlyii)g

    soils, concrete slaqs on ground should be placed over a

    base course of 4 in. of well-graded gravel less tha11 3/4-in.

    and greater than 1/4-in. in size or some other capillary break

    should be provided.

    - 14 ·.-;

  • It is preferable that the subgrade level be higher than the

    outside finis~ grade. The subgrade should be compacted a~d

    shaped to drain, if practicable.

    Some waving of slabs on ground should be expected because

    of the variations in the on-site soils.

    Roadway and Parking Area

    In general, for l-ight automobile traffic and drained subgrade

    conditions, an estimate of the roadway and parking area

    pavement thickness .is as follows:

    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    Wearing cou~se - 2-in. asphaltic concrete.

    Base course - 6-in. select material.

    S.ubbase cours.e .... 6•-,in. select material.

    Borrow - 6-in. borrow over a

    -prepared sub~rade.

    Clay (CH) soils should be removed about 2 ft below th~ parking

    and roadway pavement.

    Provis-ions should be made in the contract documents to allow for

    local adjus.tinents r~ga:rdirig select borrow subbase and borrow

    material requirements in the field in accordance with the

    design standards of the City and County of Honolulu. In fill

    - 15 -

  • areas, the use of select soil.s witbin the top 2 to 3 ft of the

    subgrade may reduce the thickness of or eliminate the need for

    the select borrow subbase or borrow courses.

    The subgrade should be compacted and shaped to drain. To avoid

    the ponding of water and softening of the subgrade at ]_ow points,

    weep holes thru the walls of the catch basins or subdrains that

    daylight should be placed at subgrade lev~ls.

    Utilities

    tJtili.ties should be placed ~,fter the fiL\.s a:te constructed.

    The bottoms of utility trenches should be daylighted and graded

    to shed water, particularly near the tops and toes of slopes.

    The backf.ill of these utility trenches should be carefully designed.

    Utility lines should b~ designed with flexible joints,

    parti.Gularly where lines are connected to structures •.

    Unfoteseen Conditions

    Because of the variability of soil deposits, site

    improvements, des·igns and construction techniques,

    conditions may be encountered that cannot be foreseen

    with even the most exhaustive studies of site and project

    conditions. These unforeseen conditions should be recogni?ed

    - 16 -

  • and then evaluated so that the designs or the construction

    methods may be modified accordingly, if necessary.

    Unforeseen or undetected.conditions such as soft spots,

    existing uti:lity tren.che$, structure foundations, voids

    or cavities, boulders, expansive soil pockets or seepage

    water, etc., may occur in localized areas and will have

    to be adjusted and corrected in. the field as they are

    detected.

    Site Regrading

    After mass grading work is done and cuts and fills are

    made accorcling to tbe gtc;~.ding plans, regrading at some

    future. date should be avoided unless done under the

    guidance of a soils engineer •

    .... 17 -

  • PROPOSED SPECIFICATION FOR EARTHWORK

    H./\.KAKILO HALE II

    General Description

    This item shall consist of clearing and grubbing, preparing of land

    to be filled, exc~vating and filling of the land, spreading, compacting

    and testing of the fill, and subsidiary work for grading the site.

    Clearing, Grubbing and Preparing Areas to be Filled

    Vegetation, rubbish and miscellaneous material shall be removed and

    disposed of, leavipg the disturbed area with a neat, debris-free appearance.

    Topsoil and stockpiled soils shall be stripped to stiff natural

    ground before the placement of fills. Loose surface soils encountered

    at finish grade shall be scarified and recompacted.

    Hard surfaces of existing haul roads shall be scarified dmvn to

    stiff soils and recompacted to match the density of the surrounding soil.

    The bottoms and·sides of gullies or natural drainageways shali be

    stripped down to stiff natural ground before the p.}.aceiilent of fills.

    Subdrains shall be placed along the bottom of natural drainageways

    . with laterals in a herringbone pattern along the sides of the drai.nageways.

    ~ter:i,.als

    Fill material shall consist of selected on-site soils or approved

    borrow soils. The soils shall contain no more than a tr~ce of organic

    and deleterious Iilatter.

    PS-1

  • Borrow soils sh~ll be select soils generally less than 3-in.

    maximum size, with more than 30% finei:; and a plasticity index generally

    less than 20.

    Fill material placed in the top 2 ft of fills shall contain less . .

    than 30% gravel.

    Placing, Spreading and Compac_t_ing F~ll Material

    The selected fill material shall be placed in level layers which,

    when compacted, shall not exceed 6 inches. Each layer shall be spread

    evenly and thoroughly blade~mixed during the spreading to attain uniformity

    of material and wate.r content withiti each layer.

    Rocks or cobbles shall not be allowed to nest and voids between

    rocks shall be filled and compacted with small stones or earth.

    When the water conte11t of the fil-l material is well below the

    optill:l.um for compacting purposes, water shall be added until the water

    conte.nt is near optimum.

    When the water content of the matetia,.l, is well above the optimum

    for compacting purposes, the fill material shall be aerated by blading or

    by other satisfactory methods until the water content is near the optimum.

    After each layer has been placed, mixed and spread evenly, it.shall

    be. compacted to 90% of maximum density in accordance with AASHO Test .No.

    T-180-731 or other comparable density tests. For fills in roadway areas,

    the top 2 ft of fill shall be compacted to 95% of the maximum density.

    Compaction shall be with sheepsfoot·rollers, multiple-wheel pneu~tic-tired

    PS-2

  • rollers or other acceptable rollers which shall be able to compact the

    fill to the specified density. . Rolling shall be accomplished while the

    fill materia;!. is at the specified water content. The rolling of each

    layer shall be continuous over its entire area and the roller shall

    make sufficient passes to obtain the desired density.

    Field density tests shall be made to get an indication of the

    compaction of the fill. Where sheepsfoot rollers are used, the soil

    may be disturbed to a depth of several inches. Density readings shall

    be taken as often as necessary in the compacted material below the

    disturbed surface. When these readings indicate that tbe density of

    any layer of fill or portion thereof is below the required density, that

    layer or portion shall be reworked until the required density has been

    obtained.

    The fill operation shall be continued in 6-in. compacted layers,

    as specified above, until the fill has been brought to the finished

    slopes and grades as sbown on the accepted plans.

    ·Boulder Fills

    U bouiders are used for the construct;:io:n of fiLLs, they shall be

    generally placed along the toe section of slopes and outside of probable

    building sites. The subgrade shall be stripped to. stiff .natural ground,

    sb.aped to drain and a transition layer of select fairly well-graded gr,anular

    material shall be placed on the subgrade and the boulders placed on the select

    material. Earth fill may be used in the void spaces between boulders. A

    transition layer of select granular material shall be placed against the

    boulder fill oefore construction of fills against it.

    PS-3

  • JJnits _Fart_ly Rn C:!J.t and Parly on Fill

    For slabs on ground partly on cut and partly on fill, the cut area

    below the unit shall be overexcavated to a depth of 2 ft and recompacted

    to match the density of the fill area.

    Excavation

    Suitable material from excavation shall be used in the fill and

    unsuitable material from. excavation shall be disposed of.

    Unf.oresef;!.n Conditions

    If unforeseen or undetected soil conditions: such as soft spots,

    existing utility trenches, structure foundations, voids or cavities,

    boulders, seepage water or expansive soil pockets, etc., are encountered,

    corrective measures shall be made in the field as they are detected.

    Rainy Weather

    Fill material shall not be placed, spread or rolled during unfavorable

    weather conditions. Wh.en the work is interrupted by heavy rain, f.ill

    operations shall not be resumed until field tests indicate that the L

    water content. and density are as previously specified.

    PS-4

  • BORING LOGS

    The str~tification lines shown on each of the boring logs represent the approximate boundary between soil types and the transition may be gradual.

    Symbols

    Symbols used generally are in accordance with the Unified Soil . Cl~ssification System.

    Where a parenthesis il (MH)" is used, the soil sample was classified by visual observation of the sample recovered. ·

    Where no parenthesis "MH" is used, the soil sample was classified from either the Atterberg limit or sieve analysis test results•

  • WALTER LUM ASSOCIATES, INC. I 303p WAIALAE AVENUE • HONOLULU, HAWAII 96816 • PHONE 737-7931

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    WALTE~ LUM ASSOCIATES, INC., CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, SOILS ENGINEERS

  • LOGS OF BORI:NGS

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    "MAKAKILO DEVELOPMENT - KAPOLEI PD-H"

    REPORT DATED MARCH 5, 1973

  • WALTER LUM ASSOCIATES, INC. I !

    Boring Log MAKAKILO DEVELOPMENT

    3030 WA_IAtAE AVI;NUE • HONOtuLU, HAWAII 96816 • PHONE 737-7931

    BORING NO. \ Sheet N_o. of .,.--""----,,-

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