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� �CA::CADE GEOTECHNICAL <br />A DI\9SION Of CqSCACE TESTING LABORATORI', INC <br />�12919 N.E 1i6iH PIACE KIRI;LqND, \MASHINGTON 98034 <br />. . K'RKLAND. (206) 871•5080 SEAiTIE. (2G6) 525�6700 <br />�ut�= 2n, iQa� <br />,7ob ]20. R77-1Rr, <br />e <br />Da��= Aneli <br />811 Central Roan <br />Everett, i•;ashincto� °E7.0� <br />Reference: Cut Slooe <br />Anell Property <br />Narbeck Road <br />Enerett, SVashington <br />Dear Mr. Anell: <br />At your reauest, a Cascade Geotechnical qeologist visited the <br />abo�*e referenced site to view the cut bank on the south side of the <br />property. <br />The cut bank is about eighty-five (BS) feet long and eighteen (18) <br />feet high at its highest point. The existinq slope of the cut face <br />appears to be approximately O.SH:7.OV. The cut was made along a <br />portion of the south property line. . <br />Construction of a five (5) foot high rockery had be4un on the east <br />end of the cut bank. At the time of our visit there was approxi- <br />mately thirty-five (35) feet of the rockery in place. <br />The materials exoosed in the cut bank were dense to very dense, <br />sand, silty sand, minor aravels, and minor clay of the t�Thidbey <br />formation. No groundwater seepaqe was noted in the face of the <br />cut. A small amount of fill was noted at the too of the cut bank <br />in one area. <br />In our opinion, the exposed soils are suitable for a 2H on 7V <br />slooe. The s1oPe should be protected aqainst erosion by plantings <br />and or another suitable metlioci. <br />