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GEOTECHNICAL REPORT INCLUDED
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STATIC TEST FACILITY PRELIMINARY STORM DRAINAGE REPORT <br /> EVERETT,WASHINGTON <br /> SECTION 1: PROJECT OVERVIEW <br /> Boeing Company is proposing to construct a 115,000 square foot building and associated <br /> improvements in support of the Static Testing for the 777-9X Airplane. The site is located at the <br /> intersection of 94'Street SW and 29'Avenue W, Everett, Washington. The project is bound by <br /> the Boeing Flightline to the west,Paine Field Airport Property and the perimeter road to the south, <br /> 94'j' Street SW to the north and 29' Avenue W. to the east. More generally, the project site is <br /> located at the southeast quarter of Section 15,Township 28N, R4W,WM in Everett, Washington. <br /> See Vicinity Map on the following page. <br /> The project area is approximately 6.84 acres and includes the removal of the temporary S4 parking <br /> lot and approximately 125,000 cubic yards of spoil material used as preload. The existing land use <br /> areas can be characterized as S4 parking lot and a mix of pervious fill and existing pond and grass <br /> lined swale. The site is adjacent to a jurisdictional ditch that was mapped by the United States <br /> Army Corps of Engineers. The ditch receives stormwater from the pipe that is connected to the <br /> recently constructed drainage system for the S5 Parking Lot to the east. At this time, the <br /> jurisdictional ditch is unaffected by the proposed development. <br /> The proposal is to construct a 115,000sf, 120ft tall building and surrounding concrete paved <br /> surfaces and utilities. The building will house a not fueled 777-9X airplane,where a series of static <br /> tests on the airplane will be performed. Externally, the paved surfaces will be used to wheel the <br /> airplane from the flightline into the building,as well as,provide storage of raw materials(i.e. steel, <br /> aluminum, etc.) used for the manufacturing of fixtures and structures in support of the testing <br /> operations. Stormwater from the site will be collected by concrete swales, trench drains, catch <br /> basins and conveyed by a pipe system. The stormwater will enter the existing flightline storm <br /> drainage system and generally conveyed in a northwest direction where it will discharge into the <br /> existing stormwater wetlands and Alpha Pond located adjacent to the main runway at Paine Field <br /> Airport. Ultimately,the stormwater enters Japanese Gulch and discharges into Possession Sound. <br /> The stormwater runoff from the project site will be treated by onsite water quality treatment devices <br /> reviewed and approved by the Paine Field Airport (Snohomish County) and detained at Alpha <br /> Pond,through an agreement between Snohomish County,Boeing Company and the City of Everett. <br /> Basic Stormwater water quality treatment for the developed areas must comply with the latest 2012 <br /> Washington State Department of Ecology's Stormwater Management Manual for Western <br /> Washington(2012 DOE Manual). <br /> -0 Go Amite c :4-1 y <br /> `�t'a-F- enc)C+)/ft%P A,, V4— <br /> ��S �1pv�' � G�C • 5► c� <br /> rl <br /> CC & o Cf ru rl 0 � <br /> a� <br /> c�ec�Lf ane rrvn 1-5 vyluS+ 6-9- <br /> CEI Project#141001 Pg. 1 <br />
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