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G # Grading is the process of modification of

existing landform to accommodate new
R structures, parking and circulation and
A to ensure positive drainage.
# Consideration must be given to
DI utilities such as: water, gas, power,
N communication services, and sewerage for
disposal of wastewater, and storm water.
G # Grading process requires a careful change
B of contours so that they support the
integration of building with the site.
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O # The land nay be graded or adjusted to suit the

architectural or engineering requirements, or
R the architecture may be adopted to meet
T variations in the ground level so that the
original surface is disturbed the least.
A # Extensive alterations in the landform may lead
N to unstable conditions resulting in erosion,
landslides, floods, and a complete destruction
C of ecosystem.
# Knowledge of grading technology is useful in
E site planning process. It is needed to make
O detailed leveling between building and the
landscape on any site.
F # Site planning grading takes care of the
adjustment necessary between fixed levels,
G structures, and use areas within the
R boundaries of a site.
# In many cases the grading scheme is a primary
A determinant in the total design.
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