NM CID GF-5 Practice Questions - New Mexico CID GF-5 Recreation Areas Contractor Examination Exam

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For a natural-turf soccer field in an arid New Mexico park, which finished-grade strategy is most appropriate when the plans do not show a subsurface drain grid?

A dead-level field so both goals are at the same elevation A consistent sheet-drain slope, commonly on the order of 1 to 1.5 percent, or a gentle crown, so surface water leaves the playing surface A 10 percent end-to-end slope to match a hillside Reverse grades that drain to the center circle

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A consistent sheet-drain slope, commonly on the order of 1 to 1.5 percent, or a gentle crown, so surface water leaves the playing surface

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