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Mountain Peak earthmoving
Mountain Peak earthmoving
Bill Hocker | Mar 1, 2017 on: Mountain Peak Winery
The excavation of 33,000 sf of caves and a crush pad on the Mountain Peak site, and the necessary topsoil clearings, redistribution of the excavated spoils and replacement of topsoil, means that a lot of earth will be moved in the project. The amount is enough to justify a great deal of concern in terms of soil runoff into the watercourses adjacent and bisecting the site, and of the impact of dust on neighbors surrounding the constricted site. How much earth will be moved?
References
Mountain Peak Civil Plans
Mountain Peak Updated Cave Plans
Cave Feasibility Report
Excavation from table on Civil Plan UP4 and Cave Plan
The excavation of 33,000 sf of caves and a crush pad on the Mountain Peak site, and the necessary topsoil clearings, redistribution of the excavated spoils and replacement of topsoil, means that a lot of earth will be moved in the project. The amount is enough to justify a great deal of concern in terms of soil runoff into the watercourses adjacent and bisecting the site, and of the impact of dust on neighbors surrounding the constricted site. How much earth will be moved?
References
Mountain Peak Civil Plans
Mountain Peak Updated Cave Plans
Cave Feasibility Report
Excavation from table on Civil Plan UP4 and Cave Plan
Cave excavation: 21070 cy x 1.4 bulking | 29500 cy |
Other excavation (crush pad, stormwater basin, parking lot?): 14000 cy x 1.4? bulking | 19600 cy |
Total excavated spoils to be redistributed: | 49,100 cy |