Premier Field Development, Inc. 5/9/2016

-5- SITE CONDITIONS Walter E. Hall Park At Hall Park, the majority of the area of proposed improvements was clear of trees, and the ground surface was either bare or planted with grass. The extreme west side of the site and the area of the proposed baseball field were wooded. Most of the site was relatively level at about Elevation 612 to 613. However, there were some man-made knolls or berms, and a natural hill in the baseball field area, that rose to about Elevation 620. We understand that for a previous park design, there were two man-made ponds located along the west side of the site, but these were filled with soil about two years ago. In several areas there was ponded water on the ground surface, and there was a drainage ditch along the west side of the site. Kasch Park At Kasch Park, the area of the proposed softball fields (south end) was either wooded or covered with dense brush and slash. The topography generally sloped down to the east, and the ground surface ranged from about Elevation 570 to 535. A small drainage crossed the site in a north-south direction at about the center of the site, and there were occasional swampy areas with ponded water. The majority of the site had been logged in the past. North of the proposed softball fields were two existing softball fields, a parking area, and a restroom. Southwest of the existing softball fields was a fill stockpile approximately 20 feet high that reportedly was placed during construction of the existing facilities. North of the existing facilities was the site of the three proposed soccer fields. This area was covered with heavy brush and small alder trees. The topography generally sloped down to the east and south, and the ground surface ranged from about Elevation 570 to 545. Dirt roads and paths passed through all three fields. A man-made drainage crossed