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EVERGREEN WAY
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11310
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. , <br /> ! ` . �� 1�09tZ - O� <br /> , i <br /> ' -, ABPB CoNsv�r�a� <br /> � <br /> : � <br /> QBOTECNN/CALIEARTH SC/6NCEd <br /> r, 12525 Willows Roed, Suite 80 <br /> ; Kirkland, WA 98034 <br /> P�u►.Bow�s�ei,P.E.G. Phone:425-820-2544 <br /> �. ANu Bur�a� P.E. Fax: 425-820-2613 <br /> April 16, 2008 <br /> Project No. 1235 <br /> . � <br /> Mr. Bnice Vanderwall <br /> 3726—47�' PI. NE <br /> Seattle, WA 98105 <br /> Subjed: Geotechnfcal Report <br /> � Cross Parcel Redevelopment <br /> 11308 Evergreen Way <br /> Ev,erett, Washington <br /> Dear Mr. Vanderwall: <br /> As requested, we have condu�ted a geotechnical engineering s�udy for the proposed <br /> retail development planned for the suLject property in south Everett, Washington. This <br /> report presents our findings and recommendations for the geotechnical aspects of <br /> project design and construction. <br /> SUMMARY <br /> Our field exploration indicates that the western and southwestern portions of the site <br /> are generally underlain by loose to medium den�e �Id fills. Denser native silty sand <br /> glacial till-like soils are present under the eastern areas. The fills were probably placed <br /> long ago for construction of businesses which operated on the site in the past. No <br /> significant groundwater was encountared across the site, however, perched water may <br /> be anticipatPd at relatively shallow depths in the winter. <br /> In our opinion, the site conditions encountered are suitable for support ot the planned <br /> new building and other facilities. The presence of localized fill materials will require <br /> some special foundation subgrade preparauon for support of portions of the structure.. <br /> , 'I �) <br />
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