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arch 7A 1994 5 943-]525 Preliminary Su�cial Geologi': Map of the Mukilteo and Everett Quadrangles, Snohomish County, Washington, by Mackey Smith, dated 1976. United States Geological Survey, Mukilteo, Washingiun Quadrangle, 7.5 minute topographic map, dateJ 1953, photorevised 1968 and 1973. The topogrephic map indicated that the site is situated on a relatively level upland plateau bounded on the west and north by steep bluffs leading down to Puge: Sound, and the east by the Snohomish River Valley. The surface topography within one mile of the site ranges from about 490 to 580 feet. No surface drainage features were shown within a one mile radius of the site. A wetland is shown abo•�t one mile west of the site at thc south end of the airpoet runway. Lake Stickney is located about 1.5 miles to the south of lhe site. Sutface water drainage in the vicinity of the subject property appears to be toward Lake Stickney. Silver Lake is localed about 2 miles to the east, and Laka Serene about 2 miles to the southwest of the site. The USGS geology map indicates that the entire project site is underlain by deposits mapped as Vashon Till. 'fhe Vashon Till is a lodgemen4 till deposited beneath or marginal to the advancing glacier. It is charecterized by a poorly sorteci, non-stratified mixture of sand, gravel, silt and clay. It is dense to very dense and will stand in near vertical cliEfs. The till typically exhibils a yellow brown, weathered zone overlying a light gray, unweathered zone. �Nater percolatea through the weatherecl zone and typically flows along the contact with the less permeable unweathered till. Seepage is commonly associated with the weathered/unweathered contact or in sandy lenses wilhin the till. 3.2.3 TiUe Hietory Report Review We reviewed a aummary of a title history report prepared by Stewart Title Company of Snohomish County, Washington. A copy of that report is included in Appendiu C. The report documents included property lranster and ownership information dating from 1874 to 1989. The aubject properly was owned by Pope & Talbot, a California timber company in 1874, when it was sold to private individuals as Lot 34 �nd 35. Both lots were transferred numerous times to private owners. There were no indications o( property owners that may by Ms C ara Jo Sipp ell endllot 35 s owned by Mr. &IMrs. William S h dts �urrently owned 3.3 Interviewe As part of our assessment, we interviewed available state and local government personnel. We conducted these interviews to gather additional eite history information th�t other methods might have overlool:ed. The following sections contain e summary of the is paraphrased from our interv ews and reflects hea t tementse nade by the personebe ng ns interviewed and is not intended as statements of corroboreted tiacts. Golder Assoclates �