2222 EVERETT AVE 2016-01-01 MF Import

• Subsurjacc Ecploratiaii, Gcofogic Hnmrd, uiut Evcrcu Sd�ool Distrirt�t7nrnrennrtce Fnciliry Prcliniinurv Gentechnicnf Engineering Report Evcrett, IVasltineton Desrgn ReeommenAntions 2.0 PRO]GCT A\D SITE DESCRIPTION This study w•as accomplished in general accordance with previuus �iscussions with Mr. Klappenbach an� AGSI's pioposal letter dated lanuary 29, 2001. Present plans call for the demolition of the onc- and two-story apartment buildings, the existing maintenance shop building, and parking areas. There are two new buildings planned For the site. There will bc a northern two-story building with mixed uses such as plumbing and carpcntry sliops, as well as, offices in the north-central portion of the site. No below-grade structures o[her than an elevator shaft arc planned for this building. The second building proposed for the site will occupy thc south�ast corner of the site. This second building will be an automotive and welding shop. Other than grease pits, there �vill be no bclow-gradc struc[ures below this building. 'I'he buildings will have CMU exteriors, sreel columns, and �eood trusses. Floor loads will be on the order of l50 pounds per square foot, (psl), column loads will be approxima[ely 1�0 kips, and �vall loads will be approximately 2.� kips per lineal foot according to comersation with the structural engineer. Final dcsign and locations of the buildings are still in thc dcsign phase. E3oth new buildings will havc a nc�v parking lot in the south-ceatral and suuthwcst portions of the site. We understand that d�ere is concern about adjacent buildim, d�m�gc associateJ with vibrations induced by structural fill compaction. Specific recommerni:itions are presented later in this report. The property is locatcd in must of the north half of the block boun�ed by F.verett Avenuc on the north, Rainirr Avenue on the east, and McDougal Avenue on ihr ��rst. "Che southern boundary is a Cin of Gverett owned alley. The area is comprisr� c�f mainty retail and commercial buil�im�s with a fe��• residcntial structures. There are several one- to nvo-story wood-frame aparunent buildings along the north half of die properry. 'fhere is an existing wood-frame eyuipment shop located along the west side of the site. Gi. rl covered parking areas are along the east side and in [he nortUwest and northeast wrners. 1 ur .irea is nearly Flat with less than appro�imately 2 feet of elevation change across the site. 3.0 SUBSURPACE L•�PLORATION Our tield study induded excavating seven exploration pits and conductim, a geologic reconnaissance to gain infonnation about the site. The various types of matcrials and sediments encountered in thc e�plorations, as well as die depths where characteristics of these materials have changed, are indicated on the exploration pit logs presented in the Appendix. The depths indicated on the logs, where conditions changed, may rcpresent gradational variations between seJiment types in the field. Our explorations werc locared in tlie field by measuring (rom existing site features and are shown an the Site and Gxplora[ion Plan, Figure � May l, 200! ASSOCI�ITED F�R7'N SCIENCES. INC. JOCIb�-KE0IOSL��-�r�.��+,�1 n�_ ,�n Page 2 O