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SNOHOA..,iH Servmg tne Pu01ic Heaim o15nonomisn C�_.dyana rts incmoo�atedC�nes and rowns � HE/1LTH M.WARD HINDS, M.D.,M.P.H. DIS1'RICT Hpa1f^o��,«� Vital Statistics (206)33P•5280 AOmini9irati0n OMice I206�339�5210 CliniCServiCB 1206�339•5220 CommunilyHeBlt�Dinsion �206�3]9�5230 Semtalion Proqram �2061 339�5270 Envlronmanlal Ma01t�Dicision �206�339�5250 HIV'AIDS Proq�am �206�339•5251 FAX 12061739�5216 June 21, 1993 Kathie Joyner Environmental Planner Public Works City of Everett 3002 Wetmore Avenue Everett, Washington 98201 Subject: Viola Oursler ViE�wpoint Park Dear Mrs. Joyner: After revfewing your letter, the consultants report, and the conceptual design plan for the park, I am convinced that the city has taken the appropriate staps to mitigate the potential eftects of the contaminated soil in the area. The fence, barrier plantings, impervious surface cover, and access control (i.e. the crosswalk) should block all the potential pathways by which toxins could find their way from contaminsted soil to the park user. The park should provfde a safe, clean place for the local population lo congregate. I noted the design of the park was such that it avoided the need to disturb native soil. However, if soil is disturbed during ccnstructfon, workers should follow all the precautions noted in Snohomish Health DislricPs "Publfc Health Advisory For the Everett Smelter Site", dated March 15, 1991, and all Washington State Department of Labor and Industry requirements. In addition, the Construction workers should moisten the soil to insure it will not generate dust. Native soil must be returned to the original place or tested aga(nst the Dangerous Regulations before disposal. Please keep us inFormed with ihe progress of the worlc plans and contact me if you have any need for additional information. Sincerely, i�i�S� Mike Yo g, Environmental Healih Specialist MY:dmb EXHIBIT k PAGE�OF The Rucker Building,3020 Rucker Ave., Suite 102, Everett,WA 98201•3971