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2 <br /> August 22nd 2022 G-5756 <br /> Ben Erickson Page 2 <br /> SITE CONDITIONS <br /> Site Description <br /> The project site is located in Everett,Washington, as illustrated in Plate 1—Site Location Map. <br /> The parcel is rectangle-shape and consists of 0.47 acres. The site is bounded by other single <br /> family residential properties to the north, south, and Dover Street to the east with a critical area <br /> slope leading down to Philips Creek at the far west side of the property.The existing single- <br /> family residence was built in 1987 and has approximately 1350 square feet of total living space <br /> and the house is a two story, split level, with no basement. <br /> Description of Proposed Development <br /> The proposed addition will be an addition to the second story only that extends 13 feet to the <br /> west and 11 feet to the south of the existing house in place of the current deck off the west most <br /> side of the property.Please see Plate 2—Site Plan <br /> SITE INVESTIGATION <br /> Geologic Overview <br /> Based on a review of the geologic map of the area,the project site overlies Transitional beds <br /> (Qtb).These deposits typically consist of clay,silt and very fine to fine sand. These sediments <br /> were deposited in still to slowly moving water,except coarse stream deposits in the lower <br /> portion of the formation. These beds were deposited between glacial advance and retreat cycles <br /> in the Fraser glaciation to Pre-Fraser Glaciation. <br /> Subsurface Investigation <br /> On August 8th a Staff Engineering Geologist from our firm,visited the site to perform a visual <br /> reconnaissance of the site and investigate the subsurface soil conditions and critical area slope. <br /> Two borings were drilled using hand-auger equipment. The boring locations are illustrated on <br /> Plate 2—Site Plan. Hand Auger 1 (HA-1), consisted of a 2-inch layer of topsoil with mulch,that <br /> was underlaid by grey-brown, dry,medium dense silt with a chalky laminated texture.At a depth <br /> of 1 foot,the silt became very hard and the auger reached refusal. <br /> GEO Group Northwest,Inc. <br />