Posted by Dave Sherburne NY on April 06, 2014 at 10:35:51 from (74.32.140.14):
I'm starting a 60' X 60' addition to our church parking lot probably this week. We dug a test hole with a small excavator, hoping to find gravel about a foot down, it wasn't there. We plan to push off all the topsoil and use it to fill other holes around the church. under the topsoil is what I call hardpan, kinda like clay. How much of that should we take out? We are planning on a compacted layer of Pit run gravel HOW THICK? then topped with Item4 HOW THICK? Guy at the church owns all the equipment and a gravel bed. Church buys the fuel so we can do whatever it takes to get a parking lot that will last.
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