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Old 2/22/07, 1:40 PM
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I thought it was dry here? Waiting for the client, I wonder if they saw this?

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Old 2/22/07, 2:18 PM
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Looks like a flood zone to me. I wonder what the natural hazards disclosure reveals. . .



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Old 2/22/07, 2:29 PM
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I believe there are lot water retention restrictions in this subdivision. That is runoff just from this house.

Fill, landscaping, and gutters may help.

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Old 2/22/07, 3:10 PM
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It looks like those custom built channels will, in fact, carry water away from the foundation.



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Old 2/22/07, 3:18 PM
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Brian, that slab looks like its all of 2" thick. Also, do I see debris from a previous slab that failed?

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Old 2/23/07, 11:22 AM
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looks like it is still wet



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