Welcome to The Helpful Gardener, Delbert.
What an enormous amount of work you've had to go through...
I don't know who your local garden center is, but I know that American Soil Products on Jacuzzi Street in Richmond carries several planting mixes and many kinds of compost. (I purchased 2 cubic feet of their grape compost last year; beautiful stuff. I also looked at their other product listings and ran my hands through the provided samples. Yummmmy, if I were a plant.

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Many times, "top soil" has just been scraped away from someplace and has little nutritive value for plants. But, of course, it's soil and it was on the top, so...

Such "top soil" is definitely not the mineral-rich, loamy soil that we love to envision when we hear the phrase "top soil." Have you run your hands through the proposed mix? Does it feel good? Would it feel good to be a plant, growing in the proposed mix?
I am a little concerned at the 50% additives which include wood. Decaying wood ties up nitrogen in the soil, which is returned after the wood has decayed, but in the meantime, plants may struggle to obtain sufficient nitrogen.
I have a few other questions, but the "wood" question is foremost in my mind. And, again, I'm very sorry you had to do all of this work...
Cynthia H.
Sunset Zone 17, USDA Zone 9