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132ND ST SE
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2.0 EXISTING CONDITIONS SUMMARY <br />Pre -Developed Site Conditions <br />The site is currently developed as with an existing gas station, convenience store, <br />fast food restaurant, and car wash, as well as a parking lot. The convenience store <br />and restaurant are the same building in the center of the site; the gas pumps are on <br />the east, and the car wash facility is on the west. <br />Topography <br />The site is relatively flat with slopes less than 5%. <br />Land Cover <br />The site is developed and primarily covered with hard surface and landscaping. <br />Adjacent Land Uses <br />The site is bounded as follows: <br />North: Commercial (Zoned C-1) <br />West: Commercial/Residential (Out of City Limits) <br />East: Commercial (Zoned C-1) <br />South: 132"d Street SE (Public) <br />Native Soils <br />The United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resource Conservation Service <br />(NRCS) identifies Alderwood-Urban land complex (5) underlying most of the project <br />site. This soil is identified as part of the hydrologic soil group B which is conducive to <br />infiltration. Groundwater is noted typically at depths between 18-36 inches. <br />McKenna gravelly silt loam (32) is also identified on a portion of the site. This soil is <br />in hydrologic soil group D, which is not conducive to infiltration. Groundwater is <br />noted typically at depths between 0-6 inches. <br />See Appendix A for NRCS Web Soil Survey information. <br />Drainage Patterns <br />Currently stormwater runoff is collected by catch basins in the parking lot and <br />routed northeast through the private drainage system. There is an existing oil -water <br />separator on site; stormwater runoff from the fueling area is routed through this oil - <br />water separator and discharged to the sanitary sewer. <br />Critical and Sensitive Areas <br />Per City of Everett GIS, there is a wetland on the northern portion of the site. <br />However, this area is fully developed. There does appear to be a wetland to the east <br />of the subject parcel, across the access road. <br />
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