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OEOTECH CONSULTANTS, INC. Pocock Racing Shells 615 — 80th Street Southwest Everett, Washington 98203 Attention: John Tytus via ema#john@pocock.com Subject: Geotechnical Engineering Study Proposed Addition to Existing Building 615 — 801' Street Southwest Everett, Washington Dear Mr. Tytus: 2401 10th Ave E Seattle, Washington 98102 (425) 747-5618 FAX (425) 747-8561 September 15, 2016 JN 16391 On September 9, 2016 the undersigned principal engineer visited the subject site. During this visit, we were able to assess both the surface and subsurface conditions on the property relative to the planned development. Our services were conducted in general accordance with the scope approved in our proposal, which you authorized. Based on our discussions with you and Ned Nelson, your architect, an addition will be constructed on the north side of the existing racing shell manufacturing building. This new addition will be used to store molds for construction of racing shells, as well as completed racing shells. The new addition will be a metal frame structure that will likely be a clear span, with no interior columns. The new floor slab in the addition will be at the same level as the existing slab constructed previously in the western half of the addition footprint. The building loads will be carried on the existing foundations that surround the existing slab in the western half of the addition, and on new footings to be constructed in the eastern half of the addition. The new building will be over 25 feet from the northern and eastern property lines, and approximately 20 feet from the western property line. SITE CONDITIONS The subject site occupied by the Pocock Racing Shells facility is located on the northwest corner of 801' Street Southwest and Hardeson Road. On the northern portion of the property is a metal - framed building used for offices and the manufacture of racing shells. This building is located 20 feet from the western property line. To the east of the existing building is an asphalt -paved area currently being used for outside storage of used racing shells and associated components. To the north of the manufacturing building is a concrete slab surrounded with perimeter footings. A temporary storage tent currently sits on this slab. The area to the north and east of this existing slab is covered by gravel surfacing. To the west of the development area is a short slope that rises to the adjoining property, which contains a tall communication tower. This slope has a height of approximately 10 feet and was obviously created by original excavation for development of the site. To the north of the site is a