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GeoTest Services, Inc. April 15, 2021 <br /> 3617 Upland Avenue, Everett,WA Project No. 21-0375 <br /> Subsurface Soil Conditions <br /> Subsurface conditions were explored by advancing 4 exploratory test pits on March 18, 2021.The <br /> explorations were advanced to approximate depths of 8 and 10 feet below ground surface (BGS) <br /> with a tracked excavator subcontracted by GeoTest. The approximate locations of these <br /> explorations have been plotted on the Site and Exploration Plan (Figure 2). <br /> The exploratory test pits exhibited relatively similar subsurface soil conditions throughout the <br /> vicinity of the proposed development. GeoTest observed between approximately 2 and 7 feet of <br /> loose topsoil and previously placed fill soils overlying native soils at depth. More fill was observed <br /> within the southwest (upper) portions of the property than the lower portion, in which the latter <br /> appears to contain approximately 2 feet of fill overlying relict topsoil. The fill soils observed on <br /> site were comprised of loose to medium dense, brown to mottled gray/blue, moist, slightly <br /> gravelly, silty to very silty, non-sorted sands with organics and rootlets. The near surface native <br /> soils directly underlying the fill were comprised mostly of loose to medium dense, mottled brown <br /> to weathered tan, moist very silty, massive sands with trace gravel and some rootlets, in which <br /> GeoTest interpreted to be Transitional Beds. The soils became medium-dense to dense at <br /> approximately 2 to 7 feet BGS to the maximum explored depth of the test pits. <br /> More detailed logs of the subsurface conditions encountered within our exploration are <br /> presented in the Test Pit Logs attached to the end of this report. <br /> 1. <br /> 4 ^Wy <br /> ,may • f ,. � y �4 ti?M1 yr "'`.rfp w§ � e <br /> i <br /> � ! f a <br /> t +a <br /> i1n a� > s >;c•��'+5 °*zJ 3>� �S t�€3.'�t5� y, �.r��>• '� � <br /> ya <br /> Image 4.Subsurface soil conditions within test pit TP-1,in which GeoTest observed 7 feet of fill. <br /> 3 <br />