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Director of Public WorksCity of Quesnel405 Barlow AvenueQuesnel, BC V2J 2C3
Dear Mr. Jack Marsh
RE: PROJECT UPDATEWEST QUESNEL STABILITY STUDY
1.0 INTRODUCTION
This purpose of this letter is to provide the City of Quesnel (CoQ) with a project update for theWest Quesnel Stability Study on which work was commenced by AMEC Earth & Environmentallimited (AMEC) in September, 2000. The following tasks have been complete~:
. Inclinometer installations (SI) SI-1 through SI-7Survey of SI locationsAn initial reading and two additional readings of each SI with the exception of SI-4 andSI-5 which have had three additional readings completed
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Figure 1 shows the approximate locations of SI-1 through SI-7.
2.0 SI READING SCHEDULE
Table 1 summarizes the SI reading schedule to date:Table 1: SI Reading Schedule
*The Aa Groove azimuth refers to the direction of the A channel groove in the SI casing which is aligned parallel to the downslope
dip of the slope
AMEC Earth & Environmental Limited610 Richard RoadPrince George, BC V2K 4L3Tel +1 (250) 564-3243Fax +1 (250) 562-7045 www.amec.com
Borehole: 51-1 51-2 51-3 51-4 51-5 51-6 51-7
Avery Lane Avery Lane Abbott DriveVoyager
Abbott DrivePierce
Location (Lower (Higher (near School (near Dixon StreetCrescent
Elevation) Elevation) Bettcher) Flamingo}Aa' Groove 120' 120' 120' 110' 110' 105' 100'
Azimuth
Depth Read142 ft, 244 ft, 334 ft, 504 ft, 474 ft, 502 ft, 410ft,43 m 74 m 102 m 154 m 145 m 153 m 125 m
Finish of25 Oct., 23 Oct., 27 Oct., 13 Oct., 50ct., 16 Oct., 19 Oct.,Installation!
Grouting2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
Initial Reading 21 Nov" 21 Nov., 21 Nov., 3 Nov., 28 Oct., 22 Nov., 22 Nov.,Date 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
First Reading:7 Dec., 7 Dec., 6 Dec., 24 Nov., 24 Nov., 6 Dec" 7 Dec.,2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000
Second 12 Jan., 11 Jan., 12 Jan., 6 Dec., 6 Dec., 11 Jan., 12 Jan.,Reading 2001 2001 2001 2000 2000 2001 2001
Third Reading11 Jan., 12 Jan.,
2001 2001
c;ity of QuesnelWest Quesnel Stability StudyJanuary 26, 2001KX03904Page 2
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3.0 SI READING RESULTS
Attached in Appendix A are the results of the SI readings to date. The SI readings arepresented in cumulative and incremental plotswith a 50 mm horizontal scale. The incrementalplots show the individual changes in inclination of the casing at each reading elevation. Thecumulative plots are constructed by adding together the incremental changes starting from thebottom of the hole and show the overall apparent movement of the SI casing at each elevationrelative to the bottom of the hole.
Two channels of readings are presented: A and B. The A channel is oriented to be "downslope"whereas the B channel is across slope. The actual orientation of each of the casings is shownon Figure 1 and summarized in Table 1. Positive movements on the Cumulative Plots aredownslope on Channel A and across the slope to the right when looking downhill for Channel B.
Table 2 presents AMEC's preliminary observations based on the limited data gathered to date.
Table 2: SI Data Observations
AMEC emphasizes to the CoO that the readings to date have shown relatively smalldisplacements (with the exception of SI-5) and should be considered very preliminary. Due tothe extreme depth of the installation and winter monitoring conditions it is likely that some of thepreliminary data may be showing the effects of temperature variation, grout casing adjustmentinstrument drift, depth offset and/or rotation errors. AMEC has presented the raw data in theattached plots and has not applied any corrections. Future readings will allow AMEC to isolate
SI Location SI Data ObservationsDeformations of up to 7 mm have been observed from depths ranging from
SI-1 Avery Lane (Lower 12 to 29 m. There was little or no net deflection of the top of the casing.Installation) These changes are consistent with settlement and at this time do not appear
to indicate shear movements.
SI-2 Avery Lane (UpperA downhill deflection of 1 mm was observed at about 60 m depth.
Installation)Abbott Drive
SI-3 (near Bettcher Deformations of up to 2 mm were observed at about 38 m depth and
Street) deformations of up to 1 mm were observed at about 54 m depth.
Deformations of up to 4 mm were observed at about 50 m depth. PleaseSI-4 Voyager School note that there is an instrument error in the lower portion of the data set for 11
January, 2000.
Abbott Drive (nearSignificant deflections of up to 50 mm were observed in a zone from 36 to 93
SI-5Flamingo Drive)
m depth. The profile of the cumulative deflection plot indicates that SI-5 maybe experiencing vertical compression or settlement.
Deformations of up to 3 mm were observed at about 28 m depth. There wasSI-6 Dixon Street also an apparent but gradual systematic shift evident on the plots. This may
be due to a depth, offset, rotation or temperature effect.
Deformations of up to 2 mm were observed at about 68 m depth. There was
SI-7 Pierce Crescent also an apparent but gradual systematic shift evident on the plot of the dataset for 12 January, 2000. This may be due to a depth, offset, rotation ortemperature effect.
City of QuesnelWest Quesnel Stability StudyJanuary 26, 2001KX03904Page 3
ame&and apply corrections for these factors and get a true picture of how much of the SI deformationmay be attributable to lateral ground movement.
4.0 FUTURE WORK
Given the nature of the movements observed to date, AMEC expects to monitor the 51's for atleast another six months (specifically during the spring when landslide movements are typicallyhighest) before proceeding to Stage 2 of the West Quesnel Stability Study, the more detailedsoils investigation.
5.0 CLOSURE
Thank you for the opportunity to provide assistance in this matter. Should you have anyquestions of comments please contact Mr. Nick Polysou at 1-250-564-3243.
Respectfully submitted,
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Mr. Doug Dewar, M.Sc., P.Eng.Geotechnical Engineer
Mr. Drum Cavers, P.Eng., M.Eng., P.Geo.Principal Engineer
j;[IMr. Nick Polysou, P.Eng.Senior Geotechnical EngineerManager Prince George Region
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Figure 1: Slope Inclinometer (SI) LocationsDATE:
Jan.2001SCALE:
IDRAWN BY:
NTS HMNPROJECT No: KXO39O4
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