Environmental Science Associates 12/6/2023

City of Everett Stadium Amphitheater Park Project Scope of Work Page 21 • Take sample light readings of various onsite and offsite lighting systems. • Take representative photographs for both daytime and nighttime conditions. • Evaluate proposed development at each site based on SEPA EIS requirements. • Review proposed stadium, amphitheater, and other site lighting plans, elements, and representative equipment selection. • Evaluate proposed photometric analysis and potential graphic representations. • Evaluate proposed electronic scoreboards and signage. Review existing applicable codes. • Prepare in-house lighting renderings, consisting of (1) for each site for a total of (2) renders. Lighting renderings will be done as a photoshop effort over the top of photographs. • Identify nearby uses that would be considered sensitive to spillover light or glare, • Evaluate elements of the project that could have significant impacts depending on and design • Characterize in broad terms the ability to minimize or mitigate such impacts and provide a qualitative comparison of the relative impacts of each alternative. Assumptions: • (Stantec) (2) site visits per site (one daytime and one nighttime) for three (3) sites, totaling six (6) site visits. These will be performed by (1) staff member. • (Stantec) Lighting renderings will be done via photoshop overlay. If another program is desired, such as Enscape, that can be discussed as an additional service but would be additional scope and budget. 4.8.4 Cultural and Archeological Resources ESA cultural resources subject matter experts will complete an initial Cultural Resources Assessment (CRA) Desktop Analysis consisting of a literature review, records search, identification of any previously documented historic and cultural resources within the identified alternative locations and surrounding vicinity. The analysis will include a review of the current Washington State Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (DAHP) databases to assess the inventory of known resources in the area, including Traditional Cultural Properties that may have been designated. Studies and surveys that have been completed will be evaluated and incorporated by reference. Projects that require substantial excavation have the potential for inadvertent discovery of cultural resources. To present the possible impacts from the proposed stadium redevelopment, ESA will review existing literature to evaluate the likelihood of encountering cultural resources during excavation. In addition, any project in the state that receives state funding is obligated to comply with Governor’s Executive Order 21-02. This may require additional analysis or review with the City Team to determine the requirements necessary for this proposal.