An important step in the planning process is to perform geotechnical surveying, which gathers data about the site’s physical characteristics
VANCOUVER – The Parks and Lands division of Clark County Public Works is beginning planning for improvements to the Klineline Pond area of Salmon Creek Regional Park. An important step in the planning process is to perform geotechnical surveying, which gathers data about the site’s physical characteristics.
A tow-behind drilling rig will be used for the geotechnical surveys the week of May 6. Park visitors can expect some noise and minor ground vibrations near the survey sites. Visitors are reminded to not approach survey equipment or any closed areas. The surveyors will be collecting data at approximately seven locations in the park. Areas around the drilling rig will be temporarily closed during operations.
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Information provided by Clark Co. WA Communications.
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