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All of the following are soil conditions, except:

Correct Answer

C) Deciduous.

Soil conditions include compaction, drainage, and bearing capacity, not structural elements.

Answer Options
A
Alkaline.
B
Adobe.
C
Deciduous.
D
Expansive.
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property-inspection-requirementsenvironmental-disclosuresfoundation-and-structural-issues

Key Terms:

soil conditionsdeciduousexpansive soiladobe soilCalifornia disclosure

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