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What usable crane-pad area remains after subtracting the no-load zone shown?

Correct Answer

C) 1,680 sf

The dashed no-load rectangle is not usable pad area.

Answer Options
A
1,800 sf
B
120 sf
C
1,680 sf
D
1,560 sf

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The dashed no-load rectangle is not usable pad area.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: 1,800 sf

Choice A is the full outer crane pad before subtracting the dashed no-load zone.

Option B: 120 sf

Choice B is only the dashed no-load area.

Option D: 1,560 sf

Choice D subtracts the 120 sf no-load zone twice.

Memory Technique

For crane pad with no-load zone, subtract only the labeled void; the rest of the outer outline stays in the area.

Reference Hint

Open Sheet C-263; locate the named site feature and use only the dimensions or scale bar shown for that feature.

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