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In Test Hole T 1-1, Located along the eastern (downhill)end of the site,we encountered 3A feet <br /> of old fill soils consisting;of moist,loose to medium dense, reddish-orange and dark brown silty <br /> sand with n-dnor amounts of gravel, roots and topsoil. Below 3.0 feet, we encountered Native, <br /> moist,light brown sand with silt consistent with.Advance outwash_ In Test Hole TH»2,located <br /> along the western (uphill) caul of the site.on tltc StCCjI slope, we encountered 4.¢ #eet of old Call <br /> soils consisting of moist, medium dense, tan silty sand with gravel and minor amounts of roots <br /> and.topsoil. Below 4A feet, we encountered native, moist, light brown sand with silt consistent <br /> with Advance Outwash. In general, the Advance Outwash was predominantly composed of <br /> medium-grained stand and was weathered to a medium dense condition in,the up0e11 portions. The <br /> dense, unweathered .Advance Outwash was encountered.at depths ranging -from 7A to 8.0 feet <br /> below surface grades. <br /> figures At1 and A-2 present more detailed descriptions of the subsurface conditions encountered <br /> in the test holes. The approxiihate test hole.locations are shown on the Exploratign Location Plain <br /> provided in.Figure 2, <br /> 3.4 Groundwater <br /> We dirt not encounter groundwater seepage in any of the test Boles excavated on the site. <br /> However, we ox' ect.a seasonal perched water table likely develops beneath the site at tunes <br /> during-the Nvet winter months. The groundwater levels and flow metes will fluctuate seasonally <br /> and typically reach their highest levels during and shortly following the wet winter months <br /> (October through May). <br /> e <br /> 4,0 GEOLOGIC HAZARDS <br /> 4.1 Landslide <br /> i. <br /> According to Chapter 19.37.080 in the City of Everett Municipal Code (EMQ landslide hazard <br /> areas are defined,es follows: <br /> "a. Those areas deEated as High'and very higltlsevere risk of landslide hazard in the;Dai es and <br /> Moore Methodology:for the Inventory,Class at and Designation of Geological ly Hazardous <br /> Areas.City ofEVcKtt,Washington,,July 1, 1991,or as revised through best`available science: <br /> i' <br /> (1) Very high/severe:slopes greater than fifteen percent in the Qtb,Qw,and Qls geologic units;- <br /> and slopes greater than fifteen percent with uncontrolled fill. <br /> I <br /> (2) High:slopes greater than forty percent tn.all.other geologic Units(not Qtb,Qw,and Cols or <br /> uncontrolled.fill). <br /> b. Those areas defined as niulittm risk.of landslide hazard in the Dam k and Moore <br /> Methodology for Jnventory,.C:lassi ication and Designation of Geolo,iea1ly Naza does Areas, <br /> City of Everett,Washington-July 1, 1991,or as revised through best available science,when <br />.:' combined with springs:or seeps,immature vegetation,and/or no vegetation: <br /> (!) ;;lopes.less than fifteen percent for Qtb,Qw,anal Qls geologic units and uncontrolled till. <br /> 'ttgc <br /> Ago Ungineeruig,LIA' I 3 <br />= 2S3.8AS•�[t04 <br />'t' <br />
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