4901 FOWLER AVE 2018-01-02 MF Import

July 27, 1994 Project No. G94188A Sam R. Porter P.O. Box 972 La Conner, Washington 98257 S,jbject: Beckonwood Home Brentwood Place and Fowler Ave. Everett, Washington Dear Mr. Porter: ASSOCIATED EARTH SCIENCES, INC AUG -5 1994 CITY 6F..EyERETT Public Works Dept. Per your request, Associated Earth Sciences, Inc., completed a visual geotechnical site assessment at the above subject residential property. The purpose of our assessment was to address slope stability issues that relate to the construction of a new home along the west and north side of an existing slope on this property. We understand that the City of Everett requested that a geotechnical firm review the existing slope and assess its overall stability as it relates to the construction of the new home. We completed our site visit with you on July 27, 1994 to evaluate the slope, vegetation and surrounding development. In order to better understand the proposed project, you provided our firm with a copy of the site plan and house drawings completed by Erich Raudebaugh, dated JOy 21, 1994. Based on these provided plans, we understand that the home will be constructed • pith a daylight basement that faces to the west. The daylight basement will only be under one-half of the home (west side). The eastern half of the home will be constructed over a crawl space that is adjacent to the basement. The garage will be along the north side of the home and at the same elevation as the basement. This type of design will allow the structure to step up the existing slope and reduce the impacts to the slope during construction. The subject site is located east of the intersection of Fowler Avenue and Brentwood Place in Everett, Washington. An approximate one hundred foot long utility easement off from Fowler Avenue will be used as the driveway access to the irregular shaped lot. The lot is surrounded by single family homes on all sides. Topographically, the site is nearly level on its eastern half. From the nearly level area the site drops downward to the north and west at an approximate 30 degree angle over r, vertical elevation change of approximately 20 feet. The vegetative cover consists of several second growth fir trees on the upper elevations of the site, and salal and grasses along the understory and side slopes. We did not observe any ground water seepages on the site during our site reconnaissance. 911 - 5th Avenue Suite 100 Kirkland, Washington 98033 (206) 827-7701 —"."�t�.:.::y:'=;=:: `.—'Y��e.mcio�ii�=++�.�7:?Y7itigf�-- •. FAX (206) 827-5424