Final Grade Inspection and Future Remediation Plan
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Testing the NEW skid steer on slick wet clay
What happens here
The operator inspects the entire graded slope, noting the hard-packed, 'slicked' surface achieved with the CTL. He reiterates that this grade is designed for immediate water runoff and erosion control, as permanent landscaping (seeding or sodding) will not occur until the following year. He emphasizes that if this were the final grade for a yard, it would be prepared differently. Looking ahead to next spring, he plans to 'till' this hard-packed clay surface using various attachments (power rake, SR3, hydro-bucket, etc.) and then deeply incorporate black dirt and potentially sand to create a proper soil structure. This will prevent roots from hitting an impenetrable clay layer and ensure the health of future vegetation, which would otherwise suffer during dry spells.
Goal: The operator inspects the completed 'slicked' grade, explaining its purpose for temporary erosion control and outlining future steps to incorporate black dirt and sand for permanent vegetation.
Tools and materials
- Hydro-bucket (future use)
- Power Rake (future use)
- SR3 (future use)
- Black Dirt (future use)
- Sand (future use)
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