Likewise-regardless of the site classification, making sure there's adequate and appropriate site drainage (i.e. to stormwater drains) is a big part of protecting your home from reactive soil movement. Again, this is something a geotechnical engineer should be able to advise on.
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In English grammar, a summative modifier is a modifier (usually a noun phrase) that appears at the end of a sentence and serves to summarize the idea of the main clause. The term summative modifier was introduced by Joseph M. Williams in his article Defining Complexity (College English, Feb. 1979). See Examples and Observations below. Also see: