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BELL AVE
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,�,; DAVID L. P!ELSON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. <br /> '� G�nsulting Enginecring Geology <br /> ,� ''��q.,� 206/788-5612 <br /> � ` ��i'� 13424 Chain Lake ftoad Monroe,Washi�gton 98272 206/79M4332 <br /> a ,., <br /> ,.�........�..a..R <br /> .�...�.. <br /> ..r� <br /> �� <br /> � <br /> _.��..�- <br /> January 26, 1981 <br /> Pro,ject No. 0387 <br /> First Realty <br /> 221 SE Everett Mall Way <br /> Everctt, Washington 982U4 <br /> Attention: Mr. Ray Fletcher <br /> Reference: Consultation Services-Solls <br /> Ecology Block 'Wall ' <br /> 3412 Bell Avenue <br /> Everett, Washington <br /> Gentlemen; <br /> This is to serve as a report of site obseroation and consultation services <br /> performed within the above referenced project site, per your request. <br /> Discussion <br /> We observed the site area this date, to determine existing conditions and our <br /> opinions as to.suitability of the development of the ecology block 'walls' <br /> presently occurring. <br /> We understand that the Cfty of Everett requests engineering geologic opinions <br /> as to the suitability of the existing ecolmgy block 'wall ' , with respect to its <br /> situation in 11ght of the development performed. Presently, the area south of <br /> the 'wall' is developed with a residence structure south of a concrete driveway. <br /> The driveway occurs south of an artificially filled, relatively level and ex= <br /> posed soil area next to the ecology blocks (see sheet M-1). The observed <br /> � ecology blocks were observed to occur along the north property line, and are <br /> about 3 to 5 courses high (6' to 10'). We understand that a concrete 'footing' <br /> was constructed upon the natural soils at the base of the 'wall' , :ipon which <br /> the blocks are placed. We also understand that the area has bee� artifir,ially <br /> fill with on-site soils behind tlie 'wall ' . <br />
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