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INTERWEST — EVERETT CONTRACTOR'S YARD INTERIM FILL PROJECT Sitts & Hill Engineers, Inc. <br />CONSTRUCTION STORMWA TER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLAN Job Number 17,733 <br />Section 2 — Existing Site Conditions <br />' Existing site surfaces include gravel, asphalt pavement, natural vegetation, and an area covered with <br />concrete debris. The exact amount of impervious area is difficult to determine due to the spread of <br />compacted gravel surfaces across the site. Based on site observations, it does not appear that <br />stormwater readily infiltrates. The project site may receive some incidental run-on from neighboring <br />properties to the north, east, and south, though the topography of the site and the boundaries it shares <br />' with these properties are quite flat. The steepest slopes on site are three to four percent. Runoff from <br />the project site is generally directed to the west where it enters a ditch along the adjacent BNSF railway. <br />This ditch conveys water to a City of Everett pump station located northwest of the project site. This <br />pump station directs water to the City of Everett water treatment facility on the north side of the <br />Snohomish River, northeast of the project site. This downstream flow path can be verified from City of <br />Everett GIS mapping (see Figure 2) and the Public Works Director Interim Policy for Stormwater Control <br />in the Combined Sewer Area (see Figure 3). The City treatment facility ultimately discharges to the <br />Snohomish River. See Figure 5 for contours depicting existing site topography. <br />SI1TS & HILL ENGINEERS, INC. 5 <br />TACOMA, WASHINGTON <br />