Compaction and Field Density Testing on Cut Area in the Land

Development

Upon careful reviewing the billing attachments, it was found out that there is no
compaction and field density testing being performed on the cut areas of the site. It would
be helpful to know the stakeholders' insights and information regarding this concern.

Here are some questions that may be helpful in this concern:

1. Foundation Stability: Compaction of soil is a standard practice in construction to

ensure the stability and load-bearing capacity of the soil, particularly in cut areas
where excavation has taken place. Can you provide the reason behind the omission
of this crucial step?
2. Risk Mitigation: Compaction of soil helps mitigate risks associated with soil
settlement, which can lead to structural damage over time. Are there alternative
methods or strategies in place to address these risks for the cut areas?
3. Long-Term Implications: How will the absence of compaction affect the long-term
durability and performance of the structures to be built on these cut areas? Have
these implications been thoroughly evaluated?
4. Cost and Efficiency: While compaction testing adds to project costs, it can save
money in the long run by preventing issues that may arise due to poor soil
compaction. Have cost and efficiency considerations been factored into the decision?

Clarity on this issue will help ensure that we are making informed decisions and
managing potential risks effectively.