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Sacramento State Observation

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The location that I chose to visit was parking lot 10 at Sacramento State. I visited the location on a Friday morning. The mass wasting was found in front of parking lot entrance. The waste from the area was transported to the back of the parking lot. It was evident that mass wasting had occurred because there was mass moved that had then been vegetated to cover the slope. The mass wasting may have been a result of future construction plans at Sacramento State. The soil moved from the area may be used for future projects at Sacramento State or it may be transported to another area for other projects that needs this specific type of soil. Also mass wasting may have occurred to prevent flooding in case of heavy rain because Sacramento State

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