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Selland Construction Prevailing <br />Job Name: Ellensburg Rodeo Arena Improvements <br />Print records for all Diary and/or Cost Code Note Entries between 10/612025 and 3/412026 <br />Date Foreman Cost Code Note Index Codes <br />Attached lmages/Documents <br />98-005 T&M: Overexc. & Rock Placement Footings <br />0.000 TN <br />Slot: 2 <br />Gompany Note: <br />Inspector Note: <br />12t18t2025 2566 - DYLAN <br />Job Code: 2550-30 <br />Diary and Cost Code Notes and Indexes / Working Conditions <br />Time for Tony and the loader removing ex@ss dirt and hauling it off as well as bringing in the rock to build up the .75 up with rock <br />9fk5ftx9in <br />14ftx5f&9in <br />15ftx5fk9in <br />1Oftx5ftx9in <br />All builds are extended past the footing roughly the one foot extension beyond footing edge for a sold base for the footing per the g€o reQur <br />Site was wet and rainy. Time dedicated to ensuring the site was protected. <br />Parker was 30 min late today said his alarm never went off. <br />We also called it a day at 1 pm due to the adverse weather we were getting <br />T&M: Overexc. & Rock Placement Footings <br />0.000 TN <br />2 <br />98-005 <br />Slot: <br />Gompany Note: <br />Inspector Note:There was an engineering error on depths on an already dug footing the had already had a .5 over excavation don't in the spread footing <br />location. Wth was already at the groundwater depth it was a f9.5 footing callout and the depth of bottle. Of footing was 1568.00 which was <br />.75 below the water table. <br />This build was an error on the engineers behalf and really should have been a bottom of footing at 1569.5. <br />This was all built up with base course and compacted in. <br />This task took a hour <br />The other half hour on this days T&M was the amount of time to over excavate the east building continues footing locations in between the <br />spread footings. <br />The continues footing on this building stays about .75 higher then the spread footings. ln this separations of elevations between the two b <br />the difference of the spread footings being on a non yielding surface and the continues footing wall being on a yielding surface beyond wha <br />would pass for a stable base. Over excavation is essential into getting our stable non yielding base to build on. <br />A Bolded Note lndex Code <br />indicates Selection Choice <br />Printed on:18:50:27 Page 3