The engineer's end view of te dock has the four-foot deck width
measured to the centers of the pilings. This would indicate that
the pilings would be "notched into" the deck, which would
be an expensive way to build a dock. If the pilings are actually
planned to be tangent to the deck, the effective visual width of
the dock would be more like six feet, not four.
Just our opinion, but we wouldn't hire an engineer who made
this many mistakes in his drawings - built
to this drawing, the deck would actually be five feet wide (look
in the crosshatched area) - not four feet.
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