1919 112TH ST SW 2016-01-01 MF Import

March 23 1994 _ Clean-Up Progrem (HWICP) list of known potentially hazardous sites; 943-1575 Reviewed a title history report which included entries from 1874 to ]989; Interviewed available personnel at state and local agencies, and past owners who may have had some knowledge of potentially hazardous conditions on the site or in the immediate area. Contracted a local asbestos testing firm to collect samples of suspected asbestos containing materials from the existing house on the site. The samples were analyzed for asbestos. 3.1 Site Survey and Descripdon A site survey was performed by a Golder Associates staff geologist on March 4, 1994. This task was performed to make visual observations to identify any areas of concern for potential environmental contaminetion. A site plan (Figure 2) was completed with the approximate locations of items discussed in this section. The site was located in a predominately residential neighborhood located about 9/2 mile southeast of Snohomish County Airport (Paine Field). Based on the aerial photograph review, site development began in the area in about the mid to late 1950's. The site was bordered on all sides by single family house lots. Paine Field Way bordered the site on the southwest, and 112th Street S.W. on the south. The adjacent lot to the east contained a one story wood freme house. The lot along the northwest boundary contained a small abandoned concrete block house. Fumiture, garbage, and wood debris were observed around the abandoned house. It appeared that the abandoned house and trash laying about had been bumed. No obvious signs of hazardous materials or spills were observed on the surrounding praperties. The subject site consisted of two residential lots, lot 34 on the east half and lot 35 on the west. Lot 3�i was vacant and lot 35 contained a one story, wood framed, house with a crawl space and attached carport. Two sheds were located east of the house. Driveway access was from 1]2th Street S.W. to the east side of the house. The area to the north and south of the house was landscaped with gress, trees and ahrubs. The west portion of the lot was overgrown with thick brush end trees. A pile of garbage and debris was observed in the northeast comer of the lot. The garbage contained boHles, cans, shingles, downspouts, gutters, empty house paint cans, and empty oil filters and oil bottles. It appeared that the containero were dumped empty, no stained ground or odors were detected in the garbage. We did not observe any distressed vegetaHon, or stained ground on the site. No vent or fill pipes for underground tanks were observed. No storage containers or drums were observed. There was no standing water at the time of our aite visit. Based on site topography from the Target Surveyors drawing, the surface water drainage is to the east across the site. An exception exists along the property boundary adjacent to Paine Field Way and 112th Street S.W. where the site gredes slope down to the roadway elevation. Golder Assoclates �..