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� , 'ID L. NELSON AND ASSOCIATES, INC. i <br /> � Consulung Engmeering Geulogy i <br /> April 7, 1989 , <br /> A Pro�ett No. 3989 i <br /> Page 2 <br /> � LOLATION b SITE OESCRIPTION , <br /> j <br /> � The investigated site area is located ,�ust east of the existing Millstone <br /> Coffee, Inc. building, located at 729 - 100th SE, in Everett, Mashington. <br /> Presently, the site erea has exposed fi11 soils end is rough graded. Recent <br /> � filling and grading operations were apparently performed to echleve the I <br /> c,�isting grades. Existing development occurs to the west and north, and a I <br /> � drainage erea v+ith netive vegetation occurs to the eas!. <br /> � SOILS CONDITIONS <br /> � The subsurface soils stratigraphy can best be seen on the pnclosed boring <br /> logs. In general , the site was found to be underlaln at depth by dense <br /> glaciel soils, Mhich are overlain by relatively compact artificial fi11 . <br /> � Ali borings performed vrithin the slte area encountered a basal deposit of <br /> � glacial drift, consisting of grey-brown, dense, gravelly silty sand. These <br /> deposits were encountered at depths beiav about 3 to �1.5 feet belov+ grade. In <br /> some areas, the native soils were found to have stratified silty sand end <br /> gravelly silty sand, within the upper portions of the deposit. Overlytng the <br /> basal netive glaclal drift deposits is a 0.5 ta 3 foot thick leyer of coarse <br /> crushed rock artificlel f111 , found ta be generally tliicker twvard the south. <br /> The surficial so11s encountered within the stte were also founJ to consist of <br /> artificlal f111 (controlledl, consisting of grey, medium dense to dense, mixed <br /> silty sand with gravel . The surface fi11 was generally found to be about 1 .5 <br /> � to 3.5 feet thick. <br /> � HYDROLOGIC CONDITIONS <br /> � A perched ground water table was encountered in all borings performed around <br /> the site eree. in general , this perched ground water was found to o�cur <br /> within the coarse crushed rock layer, but Mas also indicated within some ereas <br />�' w of the laver portlo� of t�e surflcial f111 materlals (see B-2, B-5 8 8-61. <br /> � <br />