220 OLYMPIC BLVD VOICESTREAM WIRELESS ANTENNA 2018-01-01 MF Import

( 1 �_ The host parcel is bordered on the north by apartment buildfngs; on the west by New Elm Street, beyond which are single family residences; on the south by Mukilteo Boulevard, beyond a��s �s carvvash and miscellaneous businesses; and on the east by Olympic Boulevard, beyon a church. 3.3 Description of Improvements The host paroel is developed with a single-story masonry building. The building is a reported 22,081 square feet. The building is curtenty oa:up�ed by the Mason Center and by several retail/commercial businesses. The businesses indude a barber shop, dry deaner, insurance agent, dental laboratory, and a vacant office. A detached building in the southem portion of the host parcel is occupied by an espresso vendor. A tent structure abng the east property ed9e south of the main building is currently used by a fresh produce vendor. The undeveloped portions of the host parcel are asphalt paved. Figure 3 provides details of the host parcel. 4.0 INTERVIEWS, REPGRTS, AND ENVIRONMENTAL LIENS Persons who may have infortnation conceming ern�ironmental condiGons at and surrounding the hcst parcel were interviewed. Pertirn�nt infortnation obtained during the interviews appears bebw, and in the appropriate sections of this report. Mr. Brett Ca�lton, sit contact, was contacted regarding the history of the site and and current tenants. Mr. Cariton indicated that the host parcel is occupied by various tenants and that to his kr�owledge there are currenUy no underground storage tanks on site. He also stated that he is unaware of any environmental liens on the host parcel. Mr. Brad Olsen, Assistant Fire Marshal for the City of Everett was wntacted regarding records of USTs or AST installation or removal pertnits, and hazardous material responses. Mr. Olsen indicated that to his knowledge there are no records of UST or AST pertnits or hazardous materials permits or responses to the host parcel. ADaPT performed a concurrent Geotechnical Engineering Evaluation report of the proposed lease area (see Section 5.2). 5.0 5.1 PHYSICAL SETTING Regional Physiographic Conditions The host parcei is situated on a rolling upland, glaaal till plain. The host parcel appears to Ife within the drainage oF Pigeon Creek No. 2, which flows due north approximately one-quarter mile to the west. Possession Sound is situated approximately one-half mile north of the host parcel. 5.2 Geologic and Soil Conditions ADaPI� �mpleted a Geotechnicai Engineering Evaluation of the proposed lease area (ADaPT Repo.; ^�o. WA00-4147, dated May, 2000). The evaluation induded the drilling of one boring on the F�r.: �ased lease area to a depth of approximately 28.5 feet below ground surface (bgs). The location of the boring, designated as B-1, is shown on Figure 3. Approximately 4-inches of asphalt with approximately 4-inches of gravel overiie a leose, moist, brown to gray brown, clayey sand with gravel and woad debris which extend to a depth of VdceStream-Masonic Center ADaPT Projecl No. WA00-4147-7 June 5 2000 Pqp 4