1625 BROADWAY 2016-01-01 MF Import

; �� KLEINFELDER � re��ie�v and/or purchase at the regulatory agencies, or the infom�ation may be obtained through a commercial dataUase service. Kleinfelder retained a contmercial dataUase service; Lm�iron;ncntal 1 Data Resources, Ina (EDR), to review tl;e regulatory agency ]ists for references to the subject I property and other off-site listings�viti�in the appropriate ASTM minimum scazch distances. The � EDR database seazch resulu for the subject site and for other neazby facilities are included in Attaclmient B. The federal and state databases revie„�ed along with il�e number of sites plotted in eadi database category ure summarized in Table l. � The suUject site, listed as K & H Printers, was identified on RCRA-Smafl Generators list. The ( Depariment of Ecology identified K & 1-I Printers site, located at 163] Broad��ay Avenue, � Everett, \'VA as generating hazardous wastes in com�ection with conunercial printing (site ID � 64313237). However, no violations ��ere reporied in connection with the site and thc site status was listed as inactive. In addition, �cology did not ha��e records indicating K R: II Printers impacted soil and/or groundwaler��ith hazardous materials. � A lotal of cight CSCSL sites were idenlified on ihe LDIZ dalabasc report within lhe specified � reach radius. The CSCSL sites aze located more that 1,600 fect away from the subject property and are considered to be cross- or do��m-gradient with mspect to the subject property. The � potential for tl�ese CSCSL sites to ha;e impacted the subject property is considered low based upon distance and/or ground��ater gradient considerations. � Four 1VA ICR sites �vere identified on the LDR datab�.se rcpori (sce :ttachment). Tlvee out of fow \VA ICR sites (City of Everett Fire Station, Larry's/Dick's .4RC0, and I;verett Scl�oll � District Bal:er Heigl�ts) ��ere also recorded LUST sites. The remaining WA ICR site, Richard J. 'Nnght, was a recorded UST site. The probability of the I.OST sites to have impacted the subject � property is considered unlikely since all ilrese sites I�ave not reportedly impacted ground��ater. 7A LIMITED PHASE II SUBSURFACE SOIL CHAP.ACTERIZATION IOn Aprit 13, 200�, four soil borings (B-1 through B-4) �vere completed on the suUject properiy � for geotechnical purposes associated with the consWction of the proposed Safe��ay Fueling , Center. As part of the field investigations, representative soil samples �vere also collected for " laboratory anal�Kical testing to provide environmental basefine data for the subject property. The ( locations of the soil borings aze sho«m on Figure 4. Infonnation regazding thc subsurface soil conditions and geotechnical properiies is pmsented in a separate report entitled: Geotechnical 1 Repori Proposed Safe�ca}� Pucl Center daled April 30, ?00-1. � as�eu�sr:�:r,a;�a:� ra��on� Cop�7icln 2UD-0};��infcld;rinc.