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(1) Associated Rockery Contractors (ARC), 1992. Standard Rock Wall Construction Guidelines. Woodinville, Washington, December 1992. Update issued approximately 1999.
(2) City of Seattle, Washington, Department of Planning and Development, 2004. Client Assistance Memo 321, Rockeries: Prescriptive Design and Installation Standards, October 6.
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(6) U.S. Department of Transportation (U.S. DOT), Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), 2003. Plans for Proposed Colorado Forest Highway Project PFH 80-1(1) & 2(2), Guanella Pass Road, Pike & Arapaho National Forests, Park & Clear Creek Counties.
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(24) Applied Technology Council (ATC), 1984. Tentative Provisions for the Development of Seismic Regulations for Buildings. Publication ATC-3-06-Amended. Applied Technology Council: Redwood City, California.
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