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i or Leve12 analysis reveals evidence of existing or potential stability problems or where site conditions such as springs or seeps, depth of soil to bedrock, variations in soil types, or a I i combination of these conditions, in the opinion of the professional, impact the design parameters of the structure. i 4. Modifications to the accepted geological and geotechnical report(s) made during cwnstruction must be reviewed and accepted by the City prior to implementation. i~ R-9.6710-D Exemptions. i ~ As provided in EC 9.6710(3), the following activities aze exempt from the requirements of j EC 9.6710 and the provisions of this rule: 1. Maintenance, operation, reconstruction of existing streets, driveways, and utility lines, provided soil disturbance is limited to a standazd utility trench vv~dth or the area beneath street and driveway structures. 2. Emergency actions which must be undertaken immediately or for which there is insufficient tune for full compliance when it is necessary to prevent or abate any of.the following: 2.1 An imminent threat to public health or safety; 2.2 An imminent danger to public or private property; or . I ~ 2.3 An imminent threat of serious environmental degradation. . ~ j f 3. Street and alley dedications that widen existing publicright-of--way aze exempt from ~ ~ the requirements of EC 9.6710(2xb) and R-9.6710-C.1.2. C I 4. A residential building permit for a lot or pazcel that was subject to previous reports alnd assessments. I 5. New construction, building alterations and building additions that will not result in ' soil disturbance. ~ 6. Activities on land included on the City's acknowledged Goa15 inventory. f 7. Development activities that are part of an application proposing needed housing. I~-9.6710-E Invesh_gation and Report Content. r As provided in EC 9.6710(4), there aze three levels of detail that establish the requirements fir investigation methods, and report content for a geological and geotechnicalanalysis (R-9.6710-F- C7-H). Site investigations for each level lazgely differ in the type and complexity of the methods ~ used. R-9.6710-F, R-9.6710-G, and R=9.6710-H provide the acceptable methods to be used for ~ i i#westigating and reporting the geological and geotechnical site investigation for Levels, 1, 2, and ~ respectively. These requirements aze designed to ensure objective means for: ~ 1.1 Validity and reproducibility of the results; i Administrative Order - 5 rladminordkules\02geotech l ao. wpd(09/05/02)