Environmental Science Associates 9/27/2022

preliminary research,includes the park itself(ca.1910s)and the existing basketball and tennis courts(both 1964). The HPI forms will be uploaded to DAHP's Washington Information System for Archaeological and Architectural Resources Database(WISAARD).Each resource will be evaluated for its potential eligibility to be listed in the National Register of Historic Places,per National Register Bulletin No. 15 How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation.The forms will be included in the Technical Report. Deliverables: •Information gathered during this task will be included in the Technical Report. •HPI forms will be included as an appendix to the Technical Report. Assumptions: •Everett Parks will provide rights-of-entry,if needed. •Approximately 1.05 acres will be surveyed.Fieldwork is limited to the park boundaries.ESA assumes the project area conditions and boundaries will be consistent with those at the time of this scope.Should conditions or boundaries change,an amendment may be necessary. •ESA will arrange to have utilities located and marked prior to fieldwork,pursuant to RCW 19.122"Underground Utilities,"which requires notification to the Utility Notification Center as designated by the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission.ESA assumes that the project area is readily accessible by utility locators and ESA will not need to meet locators on-site.Currently,the time between requests and utility locators marking the site is approximately 2 weeks;ESA anticipates this schedule will be the same at the time of fieldwork and will make the request accordingly. •Field schedule may be affected by field conditions such as snow,flooding,or forest fires. •Fieldwork will require 1 day. The anticipated 3 HPI forms are based on ESA's previous experience with RCO and DAHP's expectations.ESA will discuss expectations prior to any fieldwork for confirmation. •ESA will not collect artifacts,if encountered.Any artifacts will be photographed and described and then reburied at their location of discovery. •ESA assumes no archaeological sites,isolates,or human remains will be identified.If encountered,an amendment may be necessary.Archaeological sites/isolates/human remains must be recorded with DAHP. •If at any time human remains are encountered,work will cease,and notification of affected parties will proceed as directed by RCW 27.44. Task 3—Technical Report ESA will conduct archival research at the Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (DAHP),available Everett Parks archives,relevant libraries and archives,within its own research library,and online repositories to provide a historic context.ESA will also review project-specific environmental and geological background information,as provided by Everett Parks and Facilities. ESA will then summarize the findings and recommendations in a Technical Report.The report will meet the current DAHP standards for a cultural resources assessment.ESA will submit a Draft Report(Word format)for simultaneous review by Everett Parks and Facilities and RCO. Once all comments are received,ESA will prepare the Final Report(PDF format)and submit it to Everett Parks. ESA will upload the Final Report to DAHP's WISAARD system,under the direction of RCO.ESA will submit the project activity for review by DAHP,and RCO will notify DAHP and the Affected Tribes that the report and HPI Page 13 (Form Approved by City Attorney's Office November 1,2009)