APPENDIX B4.2 – LAND USE BACKGROUND INFORMATION

Existing Land Uses Existing land uses are shown on Figures B4.2‐1 to B4.2‐3, which include the ½‐mile study areas surrounding the potential stations as well as the ¼‐mile study areas on each side of the alignment alternatives.

Segment A begins in the southern end of downtown Portland, the central city of the region, includes the South Waterfront District and extends south to the Hillsdale neighborhood. Existing land use here has been historically influenced and constrained by the presence of SW Barbur Boulevard (formerly a rail line) and the Willamette River, and more recently by the development of Interstates 5 and 205 (I‐5 and I‐205) as well as SW Naito Parkway. The northern portion of this segment is an extension of the central city (downtown) in its more densely developed blocks, and is similar in feel to other neighborhoods in the southern downtown area. The southern section of Segment A is dominated by auto‐oriented uses separated by parking lots and driveways. Properties on SW Barbur Boulevard are predominantly zoned for general commercial uses, and are developed with many auto‐oriented uses separated by parking lots and driveways. The zoning along SW Barbur Boulevard includes a mixture of commercial, open space and residential uses on the northern edge, transitioning to primarily multifamily and single‐family housing through the steep and wooded area, and then mostly low‐density commercial for the remainder of the corridor heading south to Tigard. Along SW Barbur Boulevard, existing land uses include auto‐oriented low‐ density commercial uses involving offices, personal services, and retail, followed by restaurants, apartments, auto‐specific uses (mechanics, tire and oil centers, body shops) and hotels.

Leaving the central city, land uses in the area along SW Barbur Boulevard are predominantly composed of multifamily housing in the northern section with a small commercial center around SW Hamilton Street, transitioning to largely wooded and steep areas of single‐family housing and open space uses. This section of SW Barbur Boulevard, referred by some as "the Woods," feels remote, with few structures visible directly from the road. Near the SW Terwilliger Boulevard intersection, the adjacent uses change to a mix of commercial tenants and auto‐oriented services, and the topography begins to level out. This section of SW Barbur Boulevard between SW 13th Avenue and SW Capitol Highway (south) is known as the “old highway” and is predominantly level and straight, varying in width from four to seven travel lanes, with sporadic sidewalk development.

Segment B is along SW Barbur Boulevard. The area is gently curving with rolling topography, and is located mostly on the southern side of Interstate 5 until the freeway turns and crosses underneath SW Barbur Boulevard. While commercial businesses are located in this stretch, they are generally more intermittent, and are often less visible, than in some other parts of SW Barbur Boulevard, because they are located above or below the grade of the street. Multnomah Village, Hillsdale, Portland Community College (PCC) Sylvania campus and other neighborhoods are found within the study area; these areas offer a variety of uses, including low‐density commercial development surrounded by residential neighborhoods in Hillsdale and Multnomah Village. The adjacent terrain along the length ranges from a steep ascent to the south/west and a steep descent

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to the north/east, paralleling the corridors of SW Macadam Avenue and I‐5 South, to terrain that is level with SW Barbur Boulevard.

The most densely populated commercial centers are near major intersections, including I‐5 access ramps. Residential neighborhoods built to typical city standards are also adjacent to each side of SW Barbur Boulevard. The terrain of the boulevard itself is generally gently sloping, because sections of the boulevard were built on elevated grades left by the rail lines that preceded the road, and also built on bridges that pass over gullies and sections of the I‐5 freeway.

Segment C includes the city of Tigard, the western half of the city of Lake Oswego and the northern end of Tualatin. Tigard is transected by Pacific Highway (99W), Highway 217 and I‐5. Along Pacific Highway and Highway 217, there are many commercial developments. Pacific Highway features auto‐oriented commercial developments, such as strip malls that are set to attract passersby. The office commercial and retail developments along parts of Highway 217 and off of I‐5 are more recent developments. These include office parks in the Tigard Triangle and the mixed‐use retail developments of Bridgeport Village and the commercial developments surrounding Bridgeport Village. A mix of commercial and residential uses surround downtown Tigard, and downtown Tigard itself is a mixed‐use central business district that has a variety of commercial office and retail uses. Industrial uses are found to the east of Highway 217 and adjacent to I‐5. The dominant land use in Tigard overall is single‐family residential. Many of the neighborhoods were built by developers on large tracts of land. The resultant form is one of limited‐access neighborhoods with houses that have garages and driveways.

A variety of zoning designations correspond to the many land uses found in Tigard. Mixed Use Commercial and Mixed Use Employment zones are located in the Tigard Triangle area. The Tigard Triangle Mixed Use Commercial district is surrounded by General Commercial zones. Pacific Highway passes through the Mixed Use Commercial ‐ Central Business District zone of the central business district of Tigard, and General Commercial zoning abuts the highway along its path. Significant land is designated for heavy and light industrial use along the east side of Highway 217. Away from the transversal highways (Pacific Highway and Highway 217) is a mix of single‐family residential zones from R‐25 (1,480 square feet minimum lot size) to R‐1 (30,000 square feet minimum lot size).

Plans and Policies Table B4.2‐1 summarizes state, regional and local plans and policies relevant to the Southwest Corridor. It is followed by further detail on these and other land use plans considered in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement Section 4.2, Land Use.

Table B4.2‐1. Southwest Corridor Planning and Policy Framework (multi‐page table) Relevant Plan by Jurisdiction Relevant Goals and Policies State and Regional Plans and Policies Oregon Statewide Planning Goals Goal 9 – Economic Development. Provides guidance for developing comprehensive plans in urban areas. Goal 12 – Transportation. Provides guidance for developing transportation plan. Transportation Planning Rule Requires local jurisdictions to consider street and building designs that encourage more transit use and are pedestrian‐ and bicycle‐friendly. B4.2‐2 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.2 – Land Use Background Information

Table B4.2-1. Southwest Corridor Planning and Policy Framework (multi-page table) Relevant Plan by Jurisdiction Relevant Goals and Policies 2040 Growth Concept Guides the region’s growth into compact urban centers, main streets and corridors with focused civic activities, public services, and a variety of housing options and commerce well served by transit. Regional Framework Plan and The Urban Growth Management Functional Plan is Section 3.07 of the Metro Code. The Urban Growth Management plan provides tools to meet goals of the 2040 Growth Concept, including guidance Functional Plan (2016) specific to growth centers (Title 6 lands) and Industrial and Employment Areas (Title 4). Metro Regional Transportation Plan Metro’s federally mandated Metropolitan Planning Organization guide for future (2014) investments in the region’s transportation system, including guidance on the High Capacity Transit System Plan. High Capacity Transit System Regional guidance for High Capacity Transit System expansion, including near-term and Expansion Policy: Implementation long-term regional high capacity transit priority corridors. Guidance for the Portland Metropolitan Region (2011) County Plans and Policies Washington County Comprehensive Includes policies for a balanced and efficient transportation system that includes Plan (2016) alternative modes of transportation (Policy 38) and strategies to create a multi- centered land use pattern, encourage infill development, and plan for higher density development in areas with convenient access to public transportation (Policy 39). Clackamas County Comprehensive 20-year planning guidance for future growth and development of unincorporated Plan (2017) Clackamas County, including a balanced transportation system through land use that supports complete and sustainable communities that reduce commutes out of the county to employment destinations (Policy 5.F.4), and pedestrian and bicycle network connections between cities, employment centers and other major destinations. City Plans and Policies Durham Comprehensive Land Use The city’s Comprehensive Plan is currently undergoing an update. The 1995 Plan (1995) Comprehensive Plan states that alternative modes of transportation such as mass transit shall be encouraged whenever possible, encourages intensification of development along existing corridors and close to mass transit, and encourages multimodal travel (Policies 3B and 4D). Lake Oswego Comprehensive Plan The Comprehensive Plan calls for an intensification of land use in established (2013) employment centers, in order to support mass transit plans. The Comprehensive Plan also has a policy to add bicycle facilities to all Major Collectors, such as Bonita Road and Carman Drive (Policies A-1, B-3, D4). Southwest Employment Area Plan The Employment Area Plan is adopted as a Special District Plan of the city’s and Code Amendments Comprehensive Plan. The plan addresses the light industrial and commercial area at the (2014) southwest corner of Lake Oswego with the goal of supporting private investment, redevelopment and job growth. City of Portland Comprehensive Planning policies that support development around transit stations, while establishing Plan (2016) protection of industrial land and infill development, including policies that encourage infill and redevelopment consistent with the surrounding neighborhoods (Policy 2.19); reinforce the position of downtown as the principal commercial, service, cultural and high-density housing center in the region (Policy 2.10); and transit corridors and stations with a mix of uses and higher density residential development in close proximity (Policies 2.12, 2.17, 2.18, and 6.19). Portland Central City Plan The Central City Plan is one of two major community plans applicable to the Southwest (Recommended Draft) (2017) Corridor Light Rail Project. The plan provides the vision and framing policies for the area with the highest density development in the region. The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project affects three of the Central City Plan subdistricts: the Downtown Portland District, the University District and the South Waterfront District. • A key transportation policy states that the Central City will become more accessible to the rest of the region and accommodate more growth by extending the light rail system, improving other forms of transit, and enhancing street and highway access. New surface parking development is also severely limited in the June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.2-3 Appendix B4.2 – Land Use Background Information

Table B4.2‐1. Southwest Corridor Planning and Policy Framework (multi‐page table) Relevant Plan by Jurisdiction Relevant Goals and Policies Central City. Terwilliger Parkway Corridor Plan This plan sets lays out goals and policies for any proposed use and development of the (1983) Terwilliger Parkway. The plan includes the existing conditions and goals for the landscape and transportation facilities within the parkway. Terwilliger Parkway Design The Design Guidelines supplement and aid implementation of the Portland City Code Guidelines (1983) Chapter 33.025. The guidelines provide the process for review of any proposed development within the Terwilliger Parkway, including the definition of a major or minor project and the application approval process. Parks 2020 Vision This sub‐area plan for Southwest Portland outlines the relevant issues and needs for the Sub‐area: Southwest parks in this area. The plan includes recommendations for developing and improving (1999) access to trails and parks, identifies locations for new parks and outlines improvements needed for existing parks. South Portland Circulation Study This long‐term transportation vision provides policy guidance for transportation Report and Recommendations improvements that will reconnect the Lair Hill neighborhood and surrounding area, and encourages developments compatible with the existing historic character. City of Tigard plans City of Tigard Comprehensive Plan, 2015 Tigard Triangle Strategic Plan and 2005 Downtown Improvement Plan contain goals and policies that:  support working with neighboring jurisdictions on transit and land uses that encourage multimodal transportation  promote an intensification of land uses in designated centers and corridors  call for multimodal connections, increased access to the area and structure parking at the edges of the Tigard Triangle  provide for increased access to the downtown core, streetscape improvements, improvements of SW 70th Avenue between SW Atlanta Street and SW Beveland Street, and multimodal improvements in the downtown. City of Tualatin Comprehensive Plan Tualatin Development Code Chapters 1 through 30 contain 20‐year planning guidance to accommodate future traffic, bicycle, pedestrian and transit demand (Goal 1d) and to increase access to key destinations for all modes (Goal 1g). Neighborhood Plans Barbur Concept Plan (2013) The Barbur Concept Plan sets forth a preferred concept to leverage regional investment in high capacity transit to achieve community aspirations for a more walkable, vibrant SW Barbur Boulevard with taller buildings, housing and more storefront activity near major investments in transit. The plan calls for expanded access to affordable transportation options with increased multimodal access, and safety along and across SW Barbur Boulevard, improved connections from SW Barbur Boulevard to Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and Portland Community College (PCC) Sylvania campus, complete bike and pedestrian networks, access and circulation improvements, and protection and enhancement of defining places and features of neighborhood centers. The plan notes that such improvements could require higher density residential development beyond existing R1 and R2 zoning, and growth that will need to be guided in a manner that protects neighboring Lair Hill and the South Portland Historic Districts. South Waterfront Plan (2002) Important plan objectives are to achieve an overall mode split of at least 30 percent non‐single‐occupant vehicle travel and a work‐commute trip split of at least 40 percent by 2019. The plan calls for transportation projects to connect the South Waterfront to the regional light rail system by 2022. Sub‐area and District Plans OHSU 20‐Year Facilities Master Plan The OHSU 20‐Year Facilities Master Plan seeks to develop “complementary relationships between buildings and adjacent open spaces, reinforcing safe and convenient circulation throughout the campus.” The plan notes that there are numerous places where pedestrian routes are ambiguous, and it targets safe and convenient circulation to and through the Marquam Hill campus.

B4.2‐4 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.2 – Land Use Background Information Table B4.2‐1. Southwest Corridor Planning and Policy Framework (multi‐page table) Relevant Plan by Jurisdiction Relevant Goals and Policies National University of Natural The plan calls for the reconnection of neighborhood streets, and increasing pedestrian Medicine Master Plan and bicycle access currently separated by SW Naito Parkway. The campus will be significantly impacted by Alternative A2‐BH in ways that do not accord with the Master Plan. Portland Community College (PCC)‐ PCC is in the process of updating its system‐wide and campus master plans to respond Sylvania Campus to recent City of Portland updates to zoning regulations. PCC’s adopted campus plans have not been in use during the planning process, but PCC officials have participated in the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project planning process.

State Land Use Planning In 1973, the State of Oregon implemented a comprehensive system of land use planning that requires all cities and counties to adopt and implement comprehensive plans. The urban growth boundary (UGB) is one tool in the state’s land use planning program that assists in managing growth and the economy, planning transportation and protecting natural resources. Oregon has developed a set of 19 Statewide Planning Goals, which express the state’s policies on land use and on related topics, such as citizen involvement, housing and natural resources. Under Goal 14, every city in the state must establish a UGB that contains sufficient urban land to accommodate new population and jobs for 20 years. In the Portland area, Metro, the regional government and Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), is responsible for the UGB that includes 25 cities and the urban portion of three counties. Growth must occur only within approved UGBs. This requirement improves the efficiency of public infrastructure investments such as light rail, because it can serve a more concentrated population within a limited urban area.

Goal 12, as implemented through the Transportation Planning Rule (TPR), strengthens the connection between land use and transportation planning. For example, it requires local jurisdictions to consider street and building designs that encourage more transit use and are pedestrian‐ and bicycle‐friendly. The TPR also applies to Metro. The TPR requires metropolitan areas to set standards for reducing vehicle miles traveled (VMT) per capita.

Regional Plans and Policies Regional plans and policies include the 2040 Growth Concept, the Regional Framework Plan, the Urban Growth Management Functional Plan (Functional Plan) and the Regional Transportation Plan (RTP). The 2040 Growth Concept map shows where growth should occur in the region. The associated policies direct growth to a hierarchy of interrelated mixed‐use corridors (e.g., SW Barbur Boulevard) and urban centers: the Central City (Portland), Regional Centers (e.g., Washington Square) and Town Centers (e.g., Tigard Triangle). The 2040 Growth Concept envisions that all Regional Centers will be connected by high capacity transit to the Central City (see Figure B4.2‐4).

Regional Framework Plan and Urban Growth Management Functional Plan (2016) The Regional Framework Plan integrates land use, transportation and other important regional policies consistent with the 2040 Growth Concept. The Functional Plan implements the 2040 Growth Concept and the Regional Framework Plan. The Functional Plan requires cities and counties

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Metro Regional Transportation Plan (2014) Metro is also the federally recognized MPO and has responsibility for planning the transportation system of the urban area. The RTP envisions light rail and rapid bus as the backbone of the transit system, connecting Regional Centers to each other and to the Central City. The 2035 RTP Project List includes high capacity transit (HCT) along the Southwest Corridor.

High Capacity Transit System Expansion Policy: Implementation Guidance for the Portland Metropolitan Region (2011) The 2035 RTP includes an outline for developing an HCT system expansion policy. The policy emphasizes fiscal responsibility by ensuring that limited resources for new HCT are spent where local jurisdictions have committed supportive land uses, high quality pedestrian and bicycle access, management of parking resources, and demonstrated broad‐based financial and political support. The guidance document was published to help local jurisdictions understand how HCT will be implemented and the roles of the jurisdictions in the process. The purpose of the High Capacity Transit System Expansion Policy: Implementation Guidance for the Portland Metropolitan Region is to:

 clearly articulate the decision‐making process by which future HCT corridors will be advanced for regional investment

 establish minimum requirements for HCT corridor working groups to inform local jurisdictions as they work to advance their priorities for future HCT

 define quantitative and qualitative performance measures to guide local land use and transportation planning and investment decisions

 outline the process for updating the 2035 RTP, including potential future RTP amendments, for future HCT investment decisions.

This document has provided guidance for the Southwest Corridor Working Group. Corridor Working Groups are intended to implement the regional System Expansion Policy and determine and plan for HCT corridors.

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Washington County Washington County Comprehensive Plan (2016) The Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area contains policies and strategies that are designed to address growth and development issues inside of the regional UGB. The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project is in accordance with the Washington County Comprehensive Plan and supports the following policies:

Policy 38, Transportation Conservation: It is the policy of Washington County to establish a balanced and an efficient transportation system which implements the land use plan and is designed to minimize energy impacts.

(a) Support planning for and provision of alternative modes of transportation including walking, bicycling, mass transit, carpooling, vanpooling, and ride‐sharing as a means of conserving energy.

Policy 39, Land Use Conservation: It is the policy of Washington County to develop land use strategies which take advantage of density and location to reduce the need to travel, increase access to transit, increase the use of alternate modes of transportation, including transit, and permit building configurations which increase the efficiency of heating and cooling residences.

(a) Create a multi‐centered land use pattern in the preparation of community plans to decrease travel needs. (b) Encourage infilling of passed over vacant land and revitalization of older areas, especially where a major transportation corridor is close by. (c) Plan for higher density urban development in areas with convenient access to public transportation.

Clackamas County Clackamas County Comprehensive Plan (2017) The Comprehensive Plan for Clackamas County guides future growth and development in unincorporated areas of the county, outside of city limits, through the formation of goals and policies that respond to current and future needs over a 20‐year planning period. The plan addresses a balanced transportation system that includes automobile, bicycle, rail, transit, air, pedestrian and pipelines, and reflects existing land use plans, policies and regulations that affect the transportation system (Policies 5. F. 4 and 5.K.7).

City of Portland Plans and Policies Portland Comprehensive Plan (2016) The Portland Comprehensive Plan includes a number of policies that support transit and additional development around transit stations. The policies that support additional development are balanced by policies that protect industrial land and guide infill development. The Comprehensive Plan reinforces the position of downtown as the principal commercial, service, cultural and high‐

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density housing center in the region (Policy 23.22). Transit corridors and transit stations are envisioned as areas where there is a mix of uses that supports transit and higher density residential development within one‐half mile of transit stations and one‐quarter mile of transit centers (Policies 3.54‐3.60).

The Comprehensive Plan also has policies that seek to ensure the stability of land uses and neighborhoods. Sensitive development within existing neighborhoods is the objective of policies that encourage infill and redevelopment at densities consistent with the surrounding neighborhood (Policy 3.2).

The transportation chapter of the Comprehensive Plan specifies policies intended to reduce VMT, and to design and construct streets for safety and the prioritization of non‐automobile travel, particularly walking, biking and public transit (Policies 9.5, 9.14, 9.17‐9.19, 9.21 and 9.24‐9.27).

Central City Plan (Recommended Draft 2017) The Central City Plan is one of two significant community plans applicable to the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project. The plan provides the vision and framing policies for the area with the highest density development in the region. The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project affects three of the Central City Plan subdistricts: the Downtown Portland District, the University District and the South Waterfront District.

A key transportation policy states that the Central City will become more accessible to the rest of the region and accommodate more growth by extending the light rail system, improving other forms of transit, and enhancing street and highway access. New surface parking development is also severely limited in the Central City. The Central City Plan supports reconfiguring the Ross Island bridgehead.

Portland Economic Opportunity Analysis (2016) The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project supports the goals of the Portland Economic Opportunity Analysis by improving transportation access and encouraging the intensification of land use and therefore the more efficient use of land. It also promotes the growth, economic equity and vitality of Neighborhood Business Districts as dynamic areas of small business development and a foundation of neighborhood livability. The light rail alignment alternatives that reconfigure the Ross Island bridgehead would also open up several currently underused parcels to redevelopment. The project would:

 meet Goal 3.D. by promoting development along one of Portland’s designated corridors, and by supporting robust multimodal transportation connections, access to local services and amenities, and supporting low‐carbon, complete, healthy and equitable communities

 be in accordance with Policy 6.60, which specifies that campuses should be integrated into surrounding neighborhoods, by helping connect OHSU with the Lair Hill neighborhood, and increasing pedestrian access.

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South Waterfront Plan (2002) The South Waterfront Plan sets a goal of providing 10,000 jobs and 3,000 housing units within the district by 2019. Important plan objectives are to achieve an overall mode split of at least 30 percent non‐single‐occupant vehicle travel and a work‐commute trip split of at least 40 percent by 2019. The plan calls for transportation projects to connect the South Waterfront to the regional light rail system by 2022. Alternative A2‐BH would accord with plan goals to reconfigure the Ross Island bridgehead and add more east/west connections.

Since the adoption of the South Waterfront Plan, OHSU has been evaluating development options for its property between the Ross Island and Marquam bridges. OHSU has indicated that its plans will be consistent with the South Waterfront Plan, although changes to some elements such as streets, open space and the greenway could be needed to accommodate OHSU’s development vision.

Barbur Concept Plan (2013) The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project supports many of the recommendations made in the Barbur Concept Plan. The Barbur Concept Plan calls for establishing safe and comfortable conditions for active transportation, including special design standards focused on improving the street as place to live, work and gather with bike and pedestrian facilities; reconfiguring the ramps at the Crossroads area to help it fulfill its potential as a town center; and improving multimodal connections, as well as coordinating with PCC‐Sylvania for planned campus growth and access.

The Barbur Concept Plan notes that the South Portland Neighborhood Association prefers a light rail alignment along SW Naito Parkway to an alignment along SW Barbur Boulevard in Segment A. The Barbur Concept Plan also supports a medium‐intensity development scenario along SW Barbur Boulevard.

Southwest Community Plan (2000) The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project supports the Southwest Community Plan’s objectives to enhance environments for pedestrians along transit corridors, and to link mixed‐use areas with an interconnected transportation network and transit services. Infrastructure investments will also likely support and encourage employment and housing growth in Southwest Portland’s designated corridors.

City of Tigard Comprehensive Plan (2007) The City of Tigard Comprehensive Plan contains several goals and policies that support transit and land uses that encourage multimodal transportation, and that promote an intensification of land uses in designated centers and corridors. The Comprehensive Plan also delineates a goal of working with neighboring jurisdictions to develop additional HCT services for Tigard, and for the region as a whole (Goals 2.1, 12.1, 12.3 and 12.5).

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Tigard Triangle Strategic Plan (2015) The project would support the Tigard Triangle Strategic Plan goals by adding structured parking at the edges of the Tigard Triangle, and adding multimodal connections and increasing access to the area in accordance with the plan. The Tigard Triangle Strategic Plan calls for locating the center of redevelopment intensity east of SW 72nd Avenue, with a focus on the existing pattern of smaller blocks for a walkable, town center feel. The Tigard Triangle Strategic Plan updates and specifies the transit‐oriented goals originally detailed in the Tigard High Capacity Transit Plan.

The light rail alternatives that include two transit stations (Alternatives C1, C2, C5 and C6) on SW 70th Avenue would support the redevelopment goals of the Tigard Triangle Strategic Plan more than those with only one light rail station in the Tigard Triangle.

The Tigard Triangle Strategic Plan defines design standards for development in the Tigard Triangle. These standards should be consulted during the design phase for the project, including station construction.

Downtown Improvement Plan (2005) The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project supports the City of Tigard’s Downtown Improvement Plan objectives by increasing access to the downtown core and supporting streetscape improvements. It would build new segments of SW 70th Avenue between SW Atlanta Street and SW Beveland Street. The alignment alternatives that use SW Clinton Street as the connection from SW Hall Boulevard to the Westside Express Service (WES) Commuter Rail railroad tracks (Alternatives C3 and C4) would bring multimodal transportation improvements into downtown Tigard.

Tigard High Capacity Transit Plan (2012) The Tigard High Capacity Transit Plan supports alignments located near populated areas and proposes that station locations should be “vibrant, mixed‐use residential and employment areas that are conveniently accessible by cars, bikes, pedestrians and other types of connecting transit service to ensure success.” The HCT Plan identified the need for station areas in the Tigard Triangle, downtown Tigard and Bridgeport Village, which would be supported by the project’s currently proposed station locations.

City of Lake Oswego Lake Oswego Comprehensive Plan (2013) The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project supports the City of Lake Oswego Comprehensive Plan by including a light rail station at SW Bonita Road and I‐5, as well as station access improvements that will facilitate use by people working in the Kruse Way employment center. The Comprehensive Plan calls for an intensification of land use in established employment centers to support mass transit plans. The Comprehensive Plan also has a policy to add bike facilities to all Major Collectors, such as SW Bonita Road and SW Carman Drive.

 Policy A‐1. Designate, implement, and maintain routes for walking and biking that support safe movements from residential areas to, through and along schools, parks, transit,

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employment centers, town centers, neighborhood villages, and commercial corners and neighborhood commons.

 Policy B‐3. Require development, redevelopment, and public transportation improvement projects to provide facilities that accommodate pedestrian, bicycle, and transit use, particularly in areas with identified gaps in the transportation system and in all employment centers, town centers, neighborhood villages, commercial corners, and neighborhood commons.

 Policy D‐4. Provide accessibility for walking and biking, transit and vehicle connections within and among the employment centers, town centers, neighborhood villages, schools, parks, commercial corners and neighborhood commons so residents can access their daily needs.

City of Durham Durham Comprehensive Land Use Plan (1995) The City of Durham’s Comprehensive Land Use Plan is currently undergoing an update. The project is in accordance with several policies in the 1995 Comprehensive Plan, including Policies 3B and 4D. Policy 3B states that alternative modes of transportation such as mass transit shall be encouraged whenever possible, and Policy 4D encourages intensification of development along existing corridors and close to mass transit, and encourages multimodal travel.

City of Tualatin Tualatin Comprehensive Plan The City of Tualatin Comprehensive Plan is incorporated into the Tualatin Development Code as Chapters 1 through 30. The purpose of the City of Tualatin Comprehensive Plan is to guide the development in the city over a 20‐year planning horizon. The anticipated station access improvements included in the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project will meet a variety of Comprehensive Plan objectives: Transportation Goal 1d, by accommodating future traffic, bicycle, pedestrian and transit demand, and Transportation Goal 1g, by increasing access to key destinations for all modes.

Section 11.650, Pedestrian, Bicycle, and Multi‐Use Path Modal Plan Policy 3(h) states that there should be bicycle and pedestrian facilities at transit stations. Specifically, the need for pedestrian facilities was called out along a number of roadways, including SW Boones Ferry Road, which is slated to have station access improvements constructed along unfinished portions as part of the project.

 Crash Incidence. Most of the pedestrian crashes reported in the five‐year crash study time frame occurred on SW Boones Ferry Road, generally when a vehicle failed to yield for pedestrians. Most crashes occurred when a vehicle was turning.

 Multiuse Path Needs. Additional bicycle and pedestrian connections over the Tualatin River are needed to connect with existing regional paths.

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Other Relevant Institutional Plans National University of Natural Medicine Master Plan The 20‐year campus master plan anticipates the expansion of the campus and its on‐campus clinic to serve more than 1,000 students and 36,000 patients per year. The predicted changes assume an increase of 70,000 square feet of classroom and facility space. The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project supports the Master Plan goals by aiding in the reconnection of neighborhood streets, and increasing pedestrian and bicycle access currently separated by a busy roadway (SW Naito Parkway). The reconfiguration of the Ross Island bridgehead would not have any significant or negative land use effects on the university campus.

OHSU OHSU’s Facilities Master Plan seeks to develop “complementary relationships between buildings and adjacent open spaces, reinforcing safe and convenient circulation throughout the campus.” The project helps meet some of the Facilities Master Plan goals by increasing pedestrian and bicycle access to campus, which can in turn help the campus achieve its goals of lowering its carbon footprint, and increasing the percentage of employees and visitors that use active modes of transportation to reach the campus.

Portland Community College (PCC) Sylvania Campus PCC is in the process of updating its system‐wide and campus master plans to respond to recent City of Portland updates to zoning regulations. PCC’s adopted campus plans have not been in use during the planning process, but PCC officials have participated in the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project planning process.

Subareas and Plan Districts Marquam Hill The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project is in accordance with the Marquam Hill Plan District’s goals of expanding well‐designed pedestrian circulation system, and improving access and connectivity between OHSU and the South Waterfront District. Specifically, the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project will improve pedestrian access to Marquam Hill through the Marquam Hill connection options, and any new signalized crossings that may be added across SW Naito Parkway with Alternatives A2‐BH or A2‐LA.

South Auditorium No relevant policies identified.

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Figure B4.3‐1. Overall Population (by Year) Increase Since 2010

Sources: U.S. Census and Leland Consulting Group. Note: MSA = Metropolitan Statistical Area.

Table B4.3‐1. Population, Households and Employment: 2015 to 2035 2015 Estimate 2035 Projection CAGR 2015–2035 Population Portland metropolitan area1 2,256,183 2,797,604 1.08% City of Portland 710,847 866,244 0.99% City of Tigard 54,170 68,823 1.20% City of Tualatin 26,887 27,805 0.17% Households Portland metropolitan area1 850,898 1,124,841 1.41% City of Portland 264,634 370,657 1.70% City of Tigard 19,212 27,456 1.80% City of Tualatin 10,459 11,095 0.30% Employment Portland metropolitan area1 1,072,916 1,440,141 1.48% City of Portland 439,990 534,131 0.97% City of Tigard 46,034 60,292 1.36% City of Tualatin 28,071 36,714 1.35%

Sources: Metro and Leland Consulting Group Notes: Based on traffic analysis zones (TAZs) with centroids within municipal boundaries. CAGR = Compound Annual Growth Rate. 1 Defined as the Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro Metropolitan Statistical Area.

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Table B4.3‐2: Current Employment by Industry in Affected Municipalities (by percent of total) Industry City of Portland City of Tigard City of Tualatin Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting 0.1% 0.1% 0.0% Mining, Quarrying, Oil & Gas 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% Utilities 0.6% 0.1% 0.1% Construction 4.5% 7.6% 8.3% Manufacturing 6.4% 5.3% 23.9% Wholesale Trade 5.0% 5.9% 11.1% Retail Trade 8.5% 16.3% 8.8% Transportation & Warehousing 4.5% 0.9% 3.9% Information 2.8% 3.3% 1.1% Finance & Insurance 4.2% 12.0% 1.4% Real Estate & Rental & Leasing 2.1% 1.4% 1.0% Professional, Scientific & Technical Services 8.4% 8.5% 3.0% Management of Companies & Enterprises 4.3% 1.7% 3.9% Administrative & Support (including Waste Mgmt.) 5.2% 15.9% 6.9% Educational Services 10.3% 3.7% 2.9% Health Care & Social Assistance 14.5% 6.4% 10.5% Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 1.8% 0.5% 2.6% Accommodation & Food Services 9.5% 6.6% 6.5% Other Services (excluding Public Administration) 4.1% 2.8% 3.1% Public Administration 3.1% 1.1% 1.1% Source: U.S. Census Longitudinal Employment & Housing Dynamics (LEHD), 2014 data by workplace location Note: Industries constituting at least 10 percent of a city’s employment base are shown in bold.

B4.3‐2 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.3 – Economics Table B4.3‐3: Current Employment by Industry in Affected Municipalities (by number of jobs) Industry City of Portland City of Tigard City of Tualatin Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Hunting 262 37 0 Mining, Quarrying, Oil & Gas 2 1 0 Utilities 2,555 54 27 Construction 19,053 3,349 2,100 Manufacturing 27,202 2,333 6,070 Wholesale Trade 21,065 2,596 2,826 Retail Trade 35,856 7,200 2,232 Transportation & Warehousing 19,015 399 989 Information 11,729 1,438 288 Finance & Insurance 17,916 5,284 360 Real Estate & Rental & Leasing 8,776 598 255 Professional, Scientific & Technical Services 35,595 3,749 763 Management of Companies & Enterprises 17,969 751 1,000 Administrative & Support (including Waste Mgmt.) 22,093 7,008 1,746 Educational Services 43,623 1,619 727 Health Care & Social Assistance 61,362 2,839 2,663 Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 7,601 221 654 Accommodation & Food Services 40,003 2,933 1,656 Other Services (excluding Public Administration) 17,327 1,255 793 Public Administration 13,280 474 277 Source: U.S. Census Longitudinal Employment & Housing Dynamics (LEHD), 2014 data by workplace location

Table B4.3‐4. 2015–2016 Property Tax Revenue and Total Revenues for Affected Jurisdictions Property Taxes as Property Tax Revenue Total Revenue Percentage of Total Jurisdiction (millions) (millions) Revenues City of Portland $500 $1,263 39.6% City of Tigard $17 $56 30.9% City of Tualatin $10 $24 39.5% Multnomah County $348 $1,129 30.8% Washington County $185 $460 40.2% Source: Consolidated Annual Financial Statements for each jurisdiction, 2015–2016 fiscal year Note: All figures are for “government activities” (as opposed to “business like activities”), including both general and program revenues.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.3‐3 Appendix B4.3 – Economics This Page Intentionally Left Blank APPENDIX B4.4 – COMMUNITIES BACKGROUND 1. COMMUNITY IMPACTS BY ENVIRONMENTAL DISCIPLINE The analysis of impacts to communities considers the impacts identified by other disciplines within the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). Table B4.4‐1 identifies long‐term, short‐term and indirect impacts associated with other disciplines that could result in an impact to neighborhood cohesion, neighborhood quality of life or community facilities. Table B4.4‐1. Summary of Community Impacts by Environmental Discipline Discipline by Draft Impacts Relevant to Communities EIS Chapter/Section1 Long‐Term Impacts Short‐Term Impacts Indirect Impacts 4.1 Acquisitions, Residential displacements None None Displacements and Business and institutional displacements Relocations Displacement of community facilities 4.2 Land Use Conversion of land to transportation use None Support for local land use from other uses plans that could change the character or quality of life in a neighborhood 4.3 Economics Displaced employees Reduction in business Changes in property value and revenue resulting from cost of rent resulting from construction impacts proximity to the light rail alignment or stations 4.5 Visual Quality Impacts to visual quality that could affect None None neighborhood quality of life or the function of a community facility 4.6 Historic and Removal of historic, archaeological or None None Archaeological cultural resources that contribute to Resources community character 4.7 Parks and Impacts to the function or value of parks, None None Recreation Resources trails and other recreational resources 4.10 Water Resources Improved neighborhood quality of life None None resulting from addition of stormwater treatment facilities 4.11 Noise and Long‐term adverse impacts due to noise Construction‐related noise None Vibration and vibration 4.12 Air Quality Air quality improvements resulting from Construction‐related dust None reduced vehicle miles traveled 4.14 Hazardous Cleanup of hazardous materials as None None Materials mitigation 4.15 Utilities Relocations that could result in additional None None impacts 4.16 Public Services Long‐term modifications to public Impacts to emergency None services response times during Changes in access to medical facilities construction 4.17 Safety and None None Changes in crime levels Security 3 Transportation Changes in transit, bicycle and pedestrian Changes in traffic congestion Reduced availability of on‐ access street parking due to “hide On‐street parking removal and ride” activity Changes to street connectivity Changes in traffic congestion 1 No community impacts are anticipated from the following disciplines: 4.8, Geology, Soils and Hydrogeology; 4.9, Ecosystems; and 4.13, Energy.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.4‐1 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background 2. TRANSIT‐DEPENDENT POPULATIONS In addition to neighborhoods and community facilities, the communities analysis considered impacts to transit‐dependent populations. The analysis considered the following populations:

 minority (population not identifying as both “white alone” and “non‐Hispanic”)  low income (population earning below 200 percent of the federal poverty level, or about $48,000 per year for a family of four in 2014)  limited English proficiency (population speaking English less than “very well”)  older adults (population age 65 and over)  youth (population age 18 or under)  limited vehicle access (households with zero vehicles or one vehicle and two or more workers)  people with disabilities.

Figures B4.4‐1 through B4.4‐7 map the proportion of each transit‐dependent population living near the light rail alternatives. These maps focus on the 18 study neighborhoods that are located fully or predominantly within a 0.5‐mile buffer of the light rail alignments (see Figure 4.4‐1 in Section 4.4, Communities, of the Draft EIS, which shows the 18 study neighborhood). Table B4.4‐2 identifies the minimum and maximum percentage of each transit‐dependent population in the U.S. Census tracts or block groups that overlap each study neighborhood.

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Table B4.4‐2. Transit‐Dependent Populations by Study Neighborhood Percent Transit‐Dependent Populations1 Low Limited English Older Limited Vehicle People with Geographic Area Minority Income Proficiency Adults Youth Access Disabilities Study Neighborhood8 min max min max min max min max min max min max min max Downtown Portland 2% 37% 26% 74% 4% 11% 8% 18% 0% 8% 31% 82% 4% 42% South Portland 21% 34% 21% 36% 2% 11% 14% 21% 4% 11% 24% 41% 4% 14% Homestead 10% 23% 12% 25% 1% 4% 15% 19% 11% 15% 8% 25% 5% 11% Hillsdale 4% 25% 12% 38% 0% 3% 10% 17% 17% 24% 4% 25% 6% 16% South Burlingame 8% 16% 10% 18% 1% 1% 11% 13% 17% 19% 7% 13% 5% 11% Multnomah 6% 25% 12% 38% 1% 6% 8% 12% 14% 24% 2% 21% 5% 14% Markham 7% 17% 0% 18% 1% 2% 9% 13% 17% 25% 1% 13% 4% 11% Crestwood 7% 13% 12% 20% 2% 4% 13% 15% 20% 24% 2% 6% 5% 9% West Portland Park 24% 32% 25% 37% 5% 9% 11% 13% 20% 26% 12% 18% 6% 10% Ashcreek 7% 13% 12% 20% 2% 4% 13% 15% 20% 24% 2% 6% 5% 9% Far Southwest 15% 25% 12% 23% 1% 5% 17% 21% 13% 17% 3% 5% 7% 11% Tigard Triangle 14% 26% 53% 59% 3% 9% 12% 14% 18% 24% 16% 28% 16% 28% Downtown Tigard 25% 31% 28% 38% 9% 15% 11% 15% 18% 22% 3% 7% 9% 17% Durham Road 22% 31% 23% 41% 3% 15% 6% 37% 16% 29% 3% 12% 4% 20% Lake Forest 10% 22% 11% 19% 4% 6% 13% 15% 18% 22% 7% 11% 4% 8% Durham 9% 19% 22% 32% 2% 4% 17% 19% 17% 21% 12% 22% 11% 19% Downtown Tualatin 32% 56% 38% 56% 8% 19% 1% 8% 19% 32% 10% 19% 6% 16% Broader Areas Region9 28% 30% 8% 13% 22% 15% 12% Southwest Corridor 21% 23% 5% 15% 20% 17% 10% Source: American Community Survey (2012‐2016) Note: Study neighborhood percentages show the minimum and maximum percentage for U.S. Census tracts that predominantly intersect each neighborhood, taking into account margins of error (90% confidence). Percentages with shading exceed the region percentage for that population. 1 Minority = population not identifying as both “white alone” and “non‐Hispanic”; low income = population earning below 200 percent of the federal poverty level, or about $48,000 per year for a family of four in 2014; limited English proficiency = population speaking English less than “very well”; older adults = population age 65 and over; youth = population age 18 or under; limited vehicle access = households with zero vehicles or one vehicle and two or more workers; people with disabilities = population with disabilities. 8 The Lower Boones Ferry Road Commercial and Industrial Area (Lower Boones Ferry study neighborhood) is omitted because of its low population count. 9 Defined as the Metropolitan Planning Area boundary.

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rUQfatin h, 12°1 Downtown 0 .-/ �· 0 ,q1ller Tualatin Data source 11% American Community Survey (2012-2016) 0 ... 1 mile +/- ,- 10 N 4/12/18 B4.4‐10 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background June 2018 3. NEIGHBORHOOD DESCRIPTIONS The community impacts analysis focuses on the 18 study neighborhoods that are located fully or predominantly within a 0.5‐mile buffer of the light rail alignments (see Figure 4.4‐1 in Section 4.4, Communities, of the Draft EIS). Where possible, the neighborhoods align with designated boundaries from local jurisdictions.1 Certain neighborhoods were defined by Metro to capture areas not covered by the officially designated neighborhood boundaries.

The following sections describe the study neighborhoods.

3.1. Downtown Portland The Downtown Portland neighborhood is the region’s central business district and contains the city’s largest concentration of large office, retail, apartment, condominium and mixed‐use buildings, as well as Portland State University (PSU), numerous parks of various sizes and other public facilities. It is the largest employment center in the region. Downtown office and commercial buildings are usually characterized by ground‐level retail uses with office space above. Housing in Downtown Portland is found almost exclusively in large apartment or condominium buildings. Housing is located primarily within the southwest corner of downtown, adjacent to PSU and the Park Blocks, and between SW 11th Avenue and Interstate 405 (I‐405).

Downtown Portland contains areas that have a higher proportion of several transit‐dependent populations than the region overall. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts or block groups with up to 92 percent low‐income population, 79 percent households with limited vehicle access and 41 percent people with disabilities. The neighborhood generally has a lower concentration of youth than the overall region, with the exception of areas around PSU.

The following community facilities are located in the Downtown Portland neighborhood:

 Portland Fire and Rescue Station #4  Portland City Hall  Portland State University  Portland Community College – Downtown Center  Multnomah County Library – Central Library  Tom McCall Waterfront Park  Ira Keller Fountain Park  Lovejoy Fountain  Pettygrove Park  Portland Center Park

1 Neighborhood boundaries from local jurisdictions reflect officially designated community organizations for certain geographic areas. The terminology for these groups varies by city, including neighborhood associations for Portland and Lake Oswego, neighborhood networks for Tigard and citizen involvement organizations for Tualatin. Durham has been treated as a single neighborhood because of its relatively small size. June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.4‐11 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background  South Park Blocks  South Waterfront Park  Portland Farmers Market (multiple locations)

3.2. South Portland South Portland is bounded by I‐405 to the north, the Willamette River to the east, SW 6th Avenue and SW Barbur Boulevard to the west, and the Sellwood Bridge to the south. South Portland contains smaller areas with distinct characteristics, including South Waterfront, Lair Hill, Corbett and John’s Landing. Both Interstate 5 (I‐5) and SW Naito Parkway act as barriers that divide the neighborhood as a result of the limited auto, bicycle and pedestrian access across the roadways.

The portion of South Portland east of I‐5 and north of SW Hamilton Court is known as the South Waterfront district. The South Waterfront was historically an industrial area, but has redeveloped into a predominantly residential and institutional high‐density area, including high‐rise condominiums and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) facilities. The Zidell Marine Corporation is currently in the process of closing down its barge manufacturing operations and developing its 33‐acre property along the Willamette River, known as Zidell Yards. The Portland Streetcar and Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) Orange Line connect the South Waterfront district to the Downtown Portland neighborhood and to areas across the Willamette River via the Tilikum Crossing, a pedestrian, bicycle and transit bridge. The Portland Aerial Tram connects the South Waterfront district to the OHSU Marquam Hill main campus. A pedestrian bridge at SW Gibbs Street connects the South Waterfront district to the other side of I‐5.

The South Portland neighborhood is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Portland, and includes the South Portland Historic District (see Section 4.6, Historic and Archaeological Resources, of this Draft EIS).

South Portland contains areas that have a higher proportion of several transit‐dependent populations than the region overall. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts or block groups with up to 78 percent low‐income population and up to 47 percent households with limited vehicle access. The neighborhood generally matches the overall region in limited English proficiency. The youth population in this neighborhood is higher than in the region, including areas with up to 42 percent of the population age 21 or younger. The neighborhood contains areas with a concentration of older adults of more than double that of the overall region (up to 25 percent).

The following community facilities are located in the South Portland neighborhood:

 Congregation Ahavath Achim (place of worship currently used primarily as an office)  OHSU Center for Health & Healing  Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)  The Cottonwood School of Civics and Science (formerly Southwest Charter School)  Waterfront Foursquare Church  Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses  Hope Korean Presbyterian Church  PDX Church

B4.4‐12 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background  Butterfly Park  Carnegie Annex  Cottonwood Bay Park  Duniway Park  Elizabeth Caruthers Park  Front and Curry Community Garden  Heritage Tree Park  Lair Hill Park  South Waterfront Central District Greenway  South Waterfront Dog Park  South Waterfront Neighborhood Park  South Waterfront Park  Willamette Moorage Park  Willamette Park  Water and Gibbs Community Garden  Powers Marine Park

3.3. Homestead The Homestead neighborhood is located west of SW Barbur Boulevard. Homestead is primarily residential and institutional. Residences are located in three distinct areas: around SW Fairmont Drive, the Terraces Area between SW Terwilliger Parkway and SW Barbur Boulevard, and the Marquam Hill Village Area west of OHSU. This neighborhood contains a large amount of undeveloped open space, and the neighborhood association is active in preserving its forest and natural park, Marquam Nature Park. Circulation is considerably limited, particularly between SW Terwilliger Boulevard and SW Barbur Boulevard.

This neighborhood’s steep topography has created unique conditions for infrastructure and transportation. This steep terrain is the primary reason behind the slow rate of development. Within the Homestead neighborhood boundaries, there are two regionally important medical complexes: the OHSU main campus and the Veteran Affairs (VA) Portland Health Care System sit atop Marquam Hill. The aerial tram connects these two centers to the South Waterfront OHSU campus.

Homestead contains areas that have a higher proportion of transit‐dependent populations than the overall region. This neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts or block groups with up to 47 percent minority populations, 41 percent low‐income population, 24 percent households with limited vehicle access and 22 percent older adults. This neighborhood generally has a lower percentage of people with limited English proficiency than the region overall.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.4‐13 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background The following community facilities are located in the Homestead neighborhood:

 Biomedical Information Communication Center Library  Saint Elizabeth of Hungary (place of worship)  OHSU (hospital and public school)  VA Portland (hospital)  Duniway Park  Keller Woods  Marquam Nature Park  Terwilliger Boulevard Parkway

3.4. Hillsdale The Hillsdale neighborhood is located in southwest Portland and is bounded by the Southwest Hills, South Portland, South Burlingame and Multnomah neighborhoods. The dominating land use in Hillsdale is single‐family residences. Concentrations of commercial use occur along SW Barbur Boulevard and SW Beaverton‐Hillsdale Highway. A small amount of multifamily housing is located around these commercial areas along SW Barbur Boulevard and SW Bertha Boulevard. Located at the eastern neighborhood boundary, next to SW Barbur Boulevard, is the historic George Himes Natural Area Park, a 32‐acre natural area with trails.

Hillsdale contains areas that have a higher proportion of transit‐dependent populations than the overall region. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups with concentrations of low‐income population, households with limited vehicle access and older adult populations that are higher than the regional percentages. The neighborhood’s population includes lower percentages of minorities, people with disabilities and people with limited English proficiency than the region overall.

The following community facilities are located in the Hillsdale neighborhood:

 St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church  Portland Christian Center  Japanese Fellowship Church  Neveh Shalom Congregation  Kol Shalom (place of worship)  Rieke Elementary School  Gray Middle School  Wilson High School  Mittleman Jewish Community Center  Vermont Hills Family Life Center – St. Andrew’s  Dewitt Park

B4.4‐14 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background  George Himes Natural Area Park  Hillsdale Park  Keller Woods  Stephens Creek Nature Park  Terwilliger Boulevard Parkway  Wilson Outdoor Pool  Hillsdale Farmers Market

3.5. South Burlingame The South Burlingame neighborhood is located south of SW Barbur Boulevard, with I‐5 cutting through the north of the neighborhood and separating Fulton Park from the rest of South Burlingame. The neighborhood is described as a suburban urban neighborhood, and is composed of primarily single‐family housing. The Riverview Cemetery bounds the neighborhood at the east and separates South Burlingame from the Willamette River and Sellwood Bridge. There is a small business area located at the intersection of SW Terwilliger Boulevard and SW Taylors Ferry Road.

South Burlingame has lower percentages of transit‐dependent populations than the region overall. It includes percentages of minorities, people with limited English proficiency and people with disabilities and youth that are lower than those of the region. The percentages of households with limited vehicle access and low‐income population within South Burlingame are similar to those of the region overall.

The following community facilities are located in the South Burlingame neighborhood:

 Capitol Hill Elementary School  Portland Fire and Rescue Station #10  Burlingame Park  Fulton Community Garden  Fulton Park  Fulton Park Community Center  Stephens Creek Nature Park

3.6. Multnomah The Multnomah neighborhood is situated between SW 45th Avenue to the west, SW Capitol Hill Road to the east, SW Vermont Street to the north and I‐5 to the south. This neighborhood was originally developed around an Oregon Electric Railway depot, and has become known for its charming qualities and its annual Multnomah Days parade and celebration. The neighborhood is primarily single‐family residences and is centered around the Multnomah Village Business District, which runs along SW Capitol Hill Road. The neighborhood has 101 acres of parks and open space.

The Multnomah neighborhood has a high proportion of transit‐dependent populations. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups that have higher percentages of minorities,

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.4‐15 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background low‐income population and older adults than the overall region. The Multnomah neighborhood includes percentages of people with limited English proficiency, households with limited vehicle access and people with disabilities that match or are slightly above those of the overall region.

The following community facilities are located in the Multnomah neighborhood:

 Church of Scientology Mission of Portland  Mahasiddha Kadampa Buddhist Center  Good Shepherd Lutheran Church  Alice Street Spiritualist Church  Our Lady of Fatima Church  West Hills Christian Church  Glencullen Baptist Church  Riversgate Church  Southwest Community Center and Pool  Multnomah Arts Center  West Hills Christian School  Portland Fire and Rescue Station #18  Custer Park  Gabriel Park  Spring Garden Park  Texas HydroPark  Tryon Creek Headwaters  Woods Memorial Natural Area  Crossroads Community Garden

3.7. Markham The Markham neighborhood is bounded by I‐5 and the Multnomah and South Burlingame neighborhoods to the north, Marshall Park to the east, Arnold Creek to the south and West Portland Park to the west. This neighborhood prides itself on its green open spaces and suburban feel. The neighborhood is made up of primarily single‐family housing. There are also some commercial uses and multifamily housing scattered along I‐5.

The Markham neighborhood has a lower proportion of transit‐dependent populations than the region overall. The neighborhood includes percentages of low‐income population, households with limited vehicle access and people with disabilities that are below those of the overall region. The percentages of minorities, youth and people with limited English proficiency are similar to those of the region overall. The only transit‐dependent population in this neighborhood that is at a percentage notably above that of the overall region is older adults, at 16 percent.

B4.4‐16 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background The following community facilities are located in the Markham neighborhood:

 St. Clare Church  St. Nicholas Orthodox Church  Antioch Christian Fellowship (place of worship currently used as an office)  Maricara Natural Area  Marigold HydroPark

3.8. Crestwood The Crestwood neighborhood is situated between SW 45th Avenue and SW Barbur Boulevard, north of I‐5. It is bounded by the Multnomah, Ashcreek, West Portland Park and Far Southwest neighborhoods. The dominant land use in this neighborhood is single‐family housing, and there are two large areas designated for parks and open space.

Crestwood has concentrations of transit‐dependent populations that are greater than the regional concentrations. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups that have percentages of minority, low‐income and older adult populations that are significantly above those of the overall region. Crestwood’s percentages of people with disabilities and people with limited English proficiency are similar to those of the overall region.

The following community facilities are located in the Crestwood neighborhood:

 West Portland United Methodist Church  Ash Creek Natural Area  Woods Memorial Natural Area  Dickinson Park

3.9. West Portland Park The West Portland Park neighborhood is generally bounded by I‐5 to the northwest, SW 35th Avenue to the east, SW Stephenson Street to the south, and SW 49th Avenue and SW Pomona Street to the southwest. The major auto circulation through the neighborhood occurs on SW Barbur Boulevard and SW Capitol Highway. West Portland Park contains a variety of land uses. The properties along SW Barbur Boulevard and SW Capitol Highway are primarily commercial and multifamily residential. Areas between and east of these two major roads are primarily single‐family residential interspersed with undeveloped forested areas.

West Portland Park has concentrations of several transit‐dependent populations that surpass those of the region overall. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups with higher percentages of low‐income population, minorities, people with limited English proficiency, older adults and youth than the region. The percentages of people with disabilities and households with limited vehicle access in West Portland Park are slightly lower than those of the region.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.4‐17 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background The following community facilities are located in the West Portland Park neighborhood:

 Multnomah County Library – Capitol Hill  Markham Elementary School  Jackson Middle School  Holly Farm Park  Kerr Natural Area  Loll Wildwood Natural Area

3.10. Ashcreek The Ashcreek neighborhood is located north of I‐5 and SW Barbur Boulevard, and is bounded by SW Multnomah Boulevard on its northern edge, the Multnomah and Crestwood neighborhoods to the east, the Far Southwest neighborhood on the southern end, and the City of Tigard to the west. The neighborhood is made up of primarily single‐family residential, with a small section of commercial land use occurring at the northwestern edge of the neighborhood along SW Oleson Road and multifamily unit housing at the southern end of the neighborhood along SW Barbur Boulevard. Within the neighborhood boundaries in the northeast sits an abandoned elementary school, Smith School, which was closed down in 2006 because of lack of enrollment and funding.

The Ashcreek neighborhood has relatively low concentrations of transit‐dependent populations compared to the overall region. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups that have higher percentages of youth and older adult populations than the overall region. The percentages of minorities, low‐income population, people with disabilities, people with limited English proficiency and households with limited vehicle access in the neighborhood are all lower than those of the region.

The following community facilities are located within the Ashcreek neighborhood:

 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter‐day Saints  New Apostolic Church  Garden Home Recreation Center  Garden Home Community Library  Dickinson Park  Woods Memorial Natural Area

3.11. Far Southwest The Far Southwest neighborhood is located south of SW Barbur Boulevard and I‐5, adjacent to the Tigard Triangle. This area is a residential neighborhood in southwest Portland that includes the Portland Community College (PCC) Sylvania campus and Lesser Park Natural Area. As you approach PCC‐Sylvania, residential streets become narrow and sidewalks are infrequent.

Most of the Far Southwest neighborhood contains lower concentrations of transit‐dependent populations than the region overall. However, a portion of the neighborhood shares a U.S. Census block

B4.4‐18 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background group with the adjacent West Portland Park neighborhood that has relatively high percentages of several transit‐dependent populations. This block group, which is bounded by SW Barbur Boulevard, SW Capitol Highway, SW 53rd Avenue and SW Vacuna Street, has higher percentages of minorities, low‐income population, people with limited English proficiency and youth than the region overall. In the remaining area of the Far Southwest neighborhood, only the percentage of older adults exceeds that of the region overall.

The following community facilities are located within the Far Southwest neighborhood:

 Hillcrest Chapel  PCC‐Sylvania  Meadow Springs Community Church  Lesser City Park  Sylvania Natural Area Park

3.12. Tigard Triangle The Tigard Triangle neighborhood is located in the northeast corner of Tigard, east of the Downtown Tigard neighborhood. Although the area commonly referred to as the Tigard Triangle is bounded by I‐5 to the east, Highway 217 to the southwest and Pacific Highway (99W) at the north edge, the Tigard Triangle neighborhood extends southwest beyond Highway 217. SW Hall Boulevard, the Westside Express Service (WES) Commuter Rail and freight railroad tracks, and SW Bonita Road form the western and southern edges of the Tigard Triangle neighborhood. A notable natural feature is Red Rock Creek, which crosses the north end of the neighborhood, running east to west.

The primary land uses in the Tigard Triangle neighborhood are commercial and industrial, with some single‐family residences at the edges. Major big box stores in the Tigard Triangle include Costco, WinCo, Walmart and Lowe’s. This area has long been forecasted for future growth and development, and in 2013 a formal plan for the area was produced that included a strong focus on developing the area to be a mix of uses, such as housing, employment and shopping. The Tigard Triangle Strategic Plan puts an emphasis on improved connectivity for pedestrians, bikes and cars, and includes plans to establish more natural areas.

Tigard Triangle contains high percentages of several transit‐dependent populations compared to the region overall, but relatively few residents compared to the other study neighborhoods. This neighborhood includes U.S. Census block groups that contain up to 60 percent low‐income population, which is nearly double the percentage for the overall region. The neighborhood also includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups with percentages of minorities, people with disabilities, people with limited English proficiency and households with limited vehicle access that are higher than those of the overall region.

The following community facilities are located in the Tigard Triangle neighborhood:

 Colossae Church  Portland Seminary  Potso Dog Park

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.4‐19 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background 3.13. Downtown Tigard The Downtown Tigard neighborhood is bound by SW McDonald Street, SW Hall Boulevard and Pacific Highway. These three roads create a triangle, with the Downtown Tigard neighborhood in the center. Fanno Creek Park creates a barrier between the main commercial area of Downtown Tigard and the residential areas to the south and west.

This neighborhood is characterized by the commercial strips running along Pacific Highway, single‐family residences, scattered apartment complexes near Pacific Highway and Fanno Creek Park. Within these neighborhood boundaries, there are also multiple senior care centers and senior living facilities. This area’s history of development and growth can be traced back to 1910 and 1911 with the arrival of the streetcar and electricity. In 1940 an overpass for Pacific Highway was built north of SW Main Street, shifting development away from SW Main Street to Pacific Highway, as is seen today. In 2005, a group of residents and property and business owners created a new plan for development in downtown Tigard called the Downtown Improvement Plan. This plan detailed future plans for land use, transportation, improved connectivity for all modes and creation of a space for recreation surrounding Fanno Creek.

Downtown Tigard contains high concentrations of many transit‐dependent populations. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups with percentages of minorities, low‐income population, people with limited English proficiency, older adults, people with limited vehicle access and people with disabilities that are higher than those of the region overall. Only the percentage of youth in the neighborhood is lower than that of the region.

The following community facilities are located within the Downtown Tigard neighborhood:

 Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue Station #51  Tigard Police Department  United States Postal Service  Tigard Christian Church  Tigard United Methodist Church  Tuality Community of Christ  Tigard City Hall  Tigard Public Library  Ash Avenue Dog Park  Commercial Park  Fanno Creek Park  Jim Griffith Memorial Skate Park  Liberty Park  Main Street Park  Fanno Creek House

B4.4‐20 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background  Fanno Creek Trail  Tigard Street Heritage Trail  Tigard Farmers Market  Rotary Plaza

3.14. Durham Road The Durham Road neighborhood is located south of the Tigard Triangle and Downtown Tigard neighborhoods. The neighborhood is generally bounded by SW Bonita Road and the WES and freight railroad tracks to the northeast, SW Hall Boulevard to the west, SW Durham Road to the south and I‐5 to the east. Additional major roadways providing access within the neighborhood include SW 72nd Avenue and SW Upper Boones Ferry Road. East/west connectivity through the neighborhood is limited by the barrier created by the WES and freight railroad tracks and Fanno Creek.

Fanno Creek Park is located mainly within the boundaries of the Durham Road neighborhood. The rest of the neighborhood’s land use is divided almost evenly between single‐family residential in the western half of the neighborhood and industrial in the east. A small area of mixed‐use residential borders the general commercial area at the southernmost end of the neighborhood.

The Durham Road neighborhood contains varying concentrations of transit‐dependent populations. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups with percentages of low‐income population, people with limited English proficiency, older adults, youth and people with disabilities that are higher than those of the region overall. The portion of the neighborhood west of SW Hall Boulevard is in a block group with 41 percent of the population age 65 or older, which is more than three times the percentage of older adults for the region overall. The percentages of minorities and households with limited vehicle access are lower than those of the overall region.

The following community facilities are located within the Durham Road neighborhood:

 Southwest Church of Christ  Bonita Natural Area  Bonita Park  Brown Natural Area  Colony Creek Greenway  Fanno Creek Park  Fanno Creek Trail  Gentle Woods Greenway  Bonita Greenway – Bonita Road  Colony Creek Greenway – Fanno Creek Loop

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.4‐21 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background 3.15. Lake Forest The Lake Forest neighborhood is bound by I‐5 to the west, SW Kruse Way to the north, SW Boones Ferry Road to the east and the railroad tracks to the south. This neighborhood is just west of Lake Oswego and is well known for its rural feel, large lots and abundant nature. The neighborhood prides itself on its safe, quiet and peaceful streets, and on maintaining these features given the increasing development occurring around the area. The Lake Forest neighborhood consists primarily of single‐family and multifamily housing and commercial districts.

The Lake Forest neighborhood has relatively low percentages of transit‐dependent populations compared to the region overall. Portions of the neighborhood have a slightly higher percentage of older adults and youth than the region. All other transit‐dependent populations are below the regional percentage for all U.S. Census block groups or tracts within the neighborhood.

The following community facility is located within the Lake Forest neighborhood:

 Waluga Park

3.16. Durham The city of Durham is included as a single study neighborhood because of its relatively small geographic area. Durham is located west of Bridgeport Village, between Tigard and Tualatin. SW Upper Boones Ferry Road provides the primary access north/south through Durham. Because the city is bounded to the west by WES and freight railroad tracks, Fanno Creek and the Tualatin River, there is no auto connectivity to the western edge of Durham.

Retail businesses are not allowed in the city of Durham. Zoning allows professional office use, light industrial businesses, and single‐family and multifamily housing. In the early 1900s, this neighborhood was a productive nursery, and the value of trees and natural areas in Durham is very high. Of the 265 acres in the neighborhood, 52 acres are parks and open space. Fanno Creek runs through the largest of these parks, Durham City Park, and trails connect this park to parks in both Tigard and Tualatin.

Durham contains varying concentrations of transit‐dependent populations. The city includes U.S. Census tracts and block groups with higher percentages of people with disabilities, older adults and people with limited English proficiency than the overall region. The percentages of other transit‐dependent populations in Durham are lower than those of the region overall.

The following community facilities are located within the city of Durham:

 Durham City Park  Heron Grove Park  Tualatin View Greenway Trail  Wetlands at Durham Wastewater

B4.4‐22 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background 3.17. Lower Boones Ferry Road Commercial and Industrial Area The Lower Boones Ferry Road area is outside of Tigard and Lake Oswego’s formally designated neighborhoods. The area is bound by the Durham neighborhood to the west, the Durham Road and Lake Forest neighborhoods to the north, and the Rosewood neighborhood to the east. I‐5 and SW Lower Boones Ferry Road run across this area, as does the Union Pacific Railroad. The Tualatin River separates this area from Tualatin.

This area serves as the commercial district for surrounding neighborhoods, but especially the neighborhood of Durham (which has no commercial zoning), and includes Bridgeport Village and additional big box stores and industrial commercial businesses.

The Lower Boones Ferry Road area includes few residents, because it contains primarily industrial and commercial land uses. There are an estimated 375 multifamily residential units in the neighborhood, primarily located along SW Lower Boones Ferry Road near Bridgeport Village. Because most of the units were built within the past few years, there is little demographic information available about the residents.

The following community facilities are located in the Lower Boones Ferry area:

 Bridgeport Church  Lake Oswego Skate Park  Tualatin River Greenway

3.18. Downtown Tualatin Downtown Tualatin is outside of Tualatin’s formally designated neighborhoods, so a study neighborhood boundary was created to approximate the downtown area. Several roads intersect the Downtown Tualatin neighborhood, including SW Boones Ferry Road, SW Tualatin‐Sherwood Road, SW Nyberg Street, SW Martinazzi Avenue and SW Tualatin Road. The Tualatin River runs along the northern edge of Downtown Tualatin. North‐south auto access across the river is limited to SW Boones Ferry Road and I‐5. The Downtown Tualatin neighborhood includes a range of land uses, including large portions that are zoned for industrial uses to the west, and a mix of single‐family, rural and multifamily residential to the east.

The Downtown Tualatin neighborhood includes areas with a higher proportion of several transit‐dependent populations than the region overall. The neighborhood includes U.S. Census tracts or block groups that have more than twice the regional percentage of low‐income population and people with limited English proficiency. Most of the neighborhood exceeds the regional percentage of minority population, with the highest concentrations located in block groups near I‐5 (up to 51 percent). There is a higher percentage of households with limited vehicle access in the western portion of the neighborhood than in the region overall.

The following community facilities are located within the Downtown Tualatin neighborhood:

 Tualatin Police Department  Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue Station #34

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.4‐23 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background  Tualatin Elementary School  Tualatin Public Library  Tualatin City Offices  Atfalati Park  Hedges Creek Preserve  Hedges Creek Wetlands  Lake at the Commons  Nyberg Creek Greenway  Nyberg Creek Preserve  Pascuzzi Pond  Saum Creek Greenway  Stoneridge Park  Sweek Pond Natural Area  Tualatin Commons Park  Tualatin River Greenway

B4.4‐24 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.4 – Communities Background APPENDIX B4.5 – VISUAL QUALITY BACKGROUND This background appendix provides more detailed information on the visual landscape units used in the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) visual quality and aesthetics analysis in Section 4.5 of the Draft EIS. It includes visual simulations that help illustrate areas where higher levels of visual change are anticipated. The locations of the simulations are shown on Figure B4.5-1. The simulations are in the Visual Simulations section at the end of this appendix.

Landscape Units To assess local visual conditions and their potential impacts, the corridor has been divided into landscape units. Landscape units are visually similar geographic areas, with similar topography, viewpoints, land cover and uses. Figure 4.5-1 in Section 4.5 of the Draft EIS shows these units.

South Portland The South Portland landscape unit extends from the start of the alignment alternatives at SW Fourth Avenue and SW Lincoln Street at the southern end of downtown Portland to SW Hamilton Street. The landscape unit runs between the heights of the West Hills to the west and the Willamette River to the east. This area is highly urbanized, with small, gridded blocks that are densely built with residential, business and institutional structures. SW Barbur Boulevard and SW Naito Parkway are major arterials within a robust roadway system for the neighborhoods below Marquam Hill, and there are several bridges, retaining walls and grade-separated crossings throughout the area. Marquam Hill is a prominent feature, rising almost 400 feet above SW Barbur Boulevard. Visible structures on Marquam Hill include the major medical complexes of Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and the Veterans Affairs (VA) Portland Health Care System, residential developments and the upper terminal of the Portland Aerial Tram. These built features are set amidst a largely tree-covered hillside featuring second-growth forest, with large bands of parkland. In the South Waterfront, the scale of building changes substantially, with several complete and planned skyscrapers, and numerous other dense developments. Interstate 5 (I-5) is also a major feature along the length of the landscape unit. It is up to six lanes wide and is cut into the slopes leading to the South Waterfront area. It has numerous retaining walls, bridges and overpasses.

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Barbur Woods The Barbur Woods landscape unit enters the more traditionally residential section of inner southwest Portland, from SW Hamilton Street to the end of Segment B at SW Brier Place. The hills have long been home to secluded residences, while the plains at the bottom of the hills are home to pre‐war streetcar suburbs. Along SW Barbur Boulevard itself, the area is distinctly verdant. Terwilliger Parkway and George Himes Park form most of this green space, with additional vegetated areas outside the formal park boundaries. The parks themselves are managed for recreational use as well as being natural preserves with dense underbrush and multilayer canopies. Within this section, SW Barbur Boulevard crosses over two ravines on wooden trestle bridges.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.5‐3 Appendix B4.5 – Visual Quality Background Figure B4.5‐3. Barbur Woods context images (from left to right: Newbury trestle bridge; typical retaining wall)

Barbur Historic Highway This landscape unit follows SW Barbur Boulevard as it heads southwest toward Tigard. It extends from SW Brier Place to the intersection of SW Barbur Boulevard and SW Capitol Highway, known as the “Crossroads.” This landscape unit is defined by its primarily commercial land uses along SW Barbur Boulevard itself, with pockets of adjacent residential neighborhoods and many cross streets. Commercial uses are close to the road, buffered by small green strips and small surface lots. Typical uses consist of large‐ and medium‐scale commercial buildings, including several grocery stores, and low‐ and mid‐rise office buildings. There are also some garden and townhome style multifamily units on SW Barbur Boulevard itself, as well as along frontage roads. Many of the lots, and subsequently the buildings, are oddly shaped because SW Barbur Boulevard runs at a 45‐degree angle, while the rest of the streets are cardinal, creating irregular geometries. The elevational difference between SW Barbur Boulevard and I‐5 further constricts some lots. The most prominent visual features of this landscape unit are the two transportation corridors of SW Barbur Boulevard and I‐5. In this section, SW Barbur Boulevard runs primarily at grade, undulating and meandering due to the topography of the area. Road conditions vary, with some steep, vegetative banks rising on the side of the road. Many utility wires are overhead, and there is a mild amount of commercial signage. I‐5 runs both at grade and in a trench in this segment, with both vegetated and open space on its sides.

B4.5‐4 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.5 – Visual Quality Background Figure B4.5‐4. Barbur Historic Highway context images (from left to right and top to bottom: recently renovated commercial development; typical street cross section with commercial uses; existing Barbur Transit Center; typical vegetated section of Barbur)

Far Southwest Portland The Far Southwest Portland landscape unit follows SW Barbur Boulevard from its intersection with SW Capitol Highway to SW 68th Parkway in the Tigard Triangle. This landscape unit is more open and suburban than the inner Portland neighborhoods and the Barbur Historic Highway area, and marks a shift towards the more residential uses that continue to the southwest. Small‐scale commercial buildings are present, some of which are in converted residential buildings. There is a large amount of non‐landscaped vegetation adjacent to the road, and nearby single‐family and multifamily residential neighborhoods. This landscape unit includes more green space than the Barbur Historic Highway landscape unit, with several parks and large amounts of landscaped areas on residential and commercial lots.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.5‐5 Appendix B4.5 – Visual Quality Background Figure B4.5‐5. Far Southwest Portland context images (from left to right and top to bottom: existing small‐scale development; typical level of development and vegetation; lacking pedestrian facilities; nearby unimproved roadway)

Tigard Triangle The Tigard Triangle is the name given to the area bordered by I‐5, Pacific Highway (99W) and Highway 217. There is a mix of uses and visual environments inside the Tigard Triangle, and the alignment alternatives would impact all of them.

First, there are older, single‐family homes on large lots located towards the interior of the Tigard Triangle, which existed before the construction of I‐5. These homes are typically one story, set close to the street, with moderate amounts of canopy cover and semi‐landscaped greenspace. Some of these homes have been converted to small businesses. Second, there are large‐format retail businesses, which are located closer to the western edges of the Tigard Triangle, closer to Highway 217. They are typically single‐story box building forms, with large parking areas. Finally, there are some office parks, located on the eastern edge of the Tigard Triangle. These are single‐story and mid‐rise buildings, interspersed with parking lots, and a moderate amount of landscaping. The visual character of the Tigard Triangle is highly varied and lacks cohesion. This is partially due to the historic patterns of development, including the highways, as well as changes in zoning over time. Much of the area is now zoned mixed use, including the single‐family residential areas. This has resulted in differing visual styles as older single‐family lots have been redeveloped into mixed‐use developments. Wetlands and streams in the western corner of the Tigard Triangle create large blocks of undeveloped area, often at different grades than the surrounding properties, and are likely to remain open space.

B4.5‐6 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.5 – Visual Quality Background Figure B4.5‐6. Tigard Triangle context images (from left to right and top to bottom: small residential road; discontinuous road; new commercial developments and street; existing wetland)

Downtown Tigard The Downtown Tigard landscape unit encompasses the historic town center in Tigard, as well as some industrial land slightly to the south. The street layout in the northern part of the area is a limited grid, with commercial and multifamily buildings. Most buildings are two to three stories and set close to the street. There are not many green spaces, but there is a fair number of trees planted along the roads, in parking lots and interior to properties. East of SW Hall Boulevard, land uses are primarily industrial, with large warehouse‐style buildings and parking and storage lots. A notable feature of this area is the railroad tracks used for freight rail and the Westside Express Service (WES) Commuter Rail service, which run near the western edge of the landscape unit. West of the rail line, there are several wetlands, natural habitats and park areas. These green spaces are characterized by minimal formal landscaping with some trails and dense canopy cover.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.5‐7 Appendix B4.5 – Visual Quality Background Figure B4.5‐7. Downtown Tigard context images (from left to right and top to bottom: SW Main Street in Tigard; office park; multifamily residential development; railroad tracks used for WES and freight rail)

I‐5 Commercial Corridor The final landscape unit along the alignment is the commercial corridor that runs on the west side of I‐5, south from the southern tip of the Tigard Triangle to the terminus of the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project in Tualatin, near Bridgeport Village. This landscape unit is primarily made up of office parks and light industrial complexes. Visually, the office parks are like those in the Tigard Triangle landscape unit, with multistory buildings interspersed with parking lots and a moderate amount of landscaped area. The industrial areas have large, single‐story or low‐rise buildings with surface parking lots/storage areas and slightly less landscaping than the office parks. In this area, I‐5 runs either at grade or on a slight embankment and is usually visually separated from the surrounding areas by rows of trees. A nearby prominent visual feature is Bridgeport Village. Bridgeport Village is a mixed‐use commercial development characterized by outdoor pedestrian areas, a mix of retail and professional services, several bigger anchor stores and a large theater complex.

B4.5‐8 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.5 – Visual Quality Background Figure B4.5-8. I-5 Commercial Corridor context images (from left to right and top to bottom: railroad track and Tigard Street Trail; generic industrial buildings; Bridgeport Village; current park and ride next to I-5 near Bridgeport Village)

Visual Simulations This section includes the visual simulations. See Figure B4.5-1 for locations.

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Affected Area The federal government has established National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) to protect the public from air pollution. In addition, the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has established State Ambient Air Quality Standards (SAAQS), which are at least as stringent as the NAAQS (see Table B4.12-1). The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has delegated air quality program implementation to DEQ. Table B4.12-1. Federal and State Ambient Air Quality Standards Pollutant Average Time Federal Oregon Carbon Monoxide 1-hour 35 ppm 8-hour 9 ppm Same Lead Calendar Quarter 0.15 μg/m3 Same Ozone 8-hour 0.70 ppm Same Nitrogen Dioxide 1-hour 100 ppb Annual Arithmetic Mean 53 ppb Same Sulfur Dioxide 1-hour 75 ppb 3-hour 0.50 ppm 24-hour N/A 0.10 ppm Annual Arithmetic Mean N/A 0.02 ppm

PM10 24-hour Average 150 μg/m3 same

PM2.5 3-year Average Annual Arithmetic Mean 12.0 μg/m3 3-year Average, 98th Percentile 15.0 μg/m3 24-hour Average 35 μg/m3 Same Sources: EPA Office of Air Quality and Standards and DEQ, 2017 3 Notes: ppb = parts per billion; ppm = parts per million; μg/m = micrograms per cubic meter; N/A = Not Applicable; PM10 = particulates with an aerodynamic diameter of less than or equal to 10 micrometers; PM2.5 = particulates with an aerodynamic diameter of less than or equal to 2.5 micrometers.

Impact Assessment Emissions impacts are assessed in two ways: (1) through a regional assessment that looks at the projected greenhouse gas (GHG), carbon monoxide (CO), nitrous oxide (NOx), and volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions; and (2) through a partial lifecycle assessment looking at the GHG emissions produced in the construction, operations and maintenance of the project.

Regional Assessment Model Assumptions In the most recent version of EPA’s Motor Vehicle Emission Simulator, MOVES2014a, emissions rates account for all national fuel economy and GHG standards for cars and trucks as of October 2015, the date Oregon adopted California’s zero emission vehicle (ZEV) program, and Oregon’s and Washington’s adopted California’s low emission vehicle (LEV) standards. Table B4.12-2 below provides a summary of the configuration of MOVES2014a and the basis of key inputs to the model.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.12-1 Appendix B4.12 – Air Quality and Greenhouse Gases Background Table B4.12‐2. MOVES2014a Input Assumptions Parameter Details Emission Model Version MOVES2014a Time Aggregation Level: Hour Month of Evaluation: July Time Spans Type of Day of Evaluation: Weekday Hour of Evaluation: All 24 Urban Restricted Access Road Type Urban Unrestricted Access Off‐Network (for stationary emission processes) Pollutant: CO2 Equivalent (CO2, CH4, N2O) Pollutants and Processes Processes: all valid processes Meteorology Data Used EPA spreadsheet convertor tool to convert previous MOBILE6.2 inputs Oregon: developed using Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services (DMV) Source Type Population fleet database, MOVES Washington: provided by Washington Department of Ecology Oregon: developed using Oregon DMV fleet database, EPA convertor on Age Distribution previous MOBILE6.2 inputs Washington: provided by Washington Department of Ecology Oregon: developed using Highway Performance Monitoring System (HPMS) Vehicle Type Vehicle Miles Traveled summary reports from Oregon DOT, EPA convertor tools (VMT) Washington: provided by Washington Department of Ecology Average Speed Distribution Post‐processed transportation model assignment results Road Type Distribution Post‐processed transportation model assignment results Oregon: provided by Oregon DEQ Fuel Formulation and Supply Washington: provided by Washington Department of Ecology Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Oregon: provided by Oregon DEQ Programs Washington: provided by Washington Department of Ecology Oregon: provided by Oregon DEQ California LEV standards Washington: provided by Washington Department of Ecology Oregon: developed using EPA spreadsheet tool and consultation with Oregon California ZEV standards DEQ Washington: not adopted

B4.12‐2 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.12 – Air Quality and Greenhouse Gases Background APPENDIX B4.14 – HAZARDOUS MATERIALS BACKGROUND INFORMATION This appendix has more detail on how potential hazardous material sites were identified, and the types of information that were used to determine which sites posed the highest concerns about impacts for construction, containment or cleanup during development of the Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project.

Database Search The primary source of database records was a report provided by Environmental Data Resources (EDR) compiled on April 28, 2017. The database search identified 909 potential hazardous materials sites within the study area (which is defined as 400 feet from the edge of project construction).

The database search report meets the government records search requirements of ASTM E1527‐13 Standard Practice for Environmental Site Assessments. A detailed list of environmental databases is presented in Table B4.14‐1 below. Archived regulatory files are not considered reasonably ascertainable and therefore were not reviewed. The databases listed in Table B4.14‐1 provided information regarding known, as well as potential, hazardous material sites.

Sites identified through the database search (including identified databases and EDR ID number) are listed in Table B4.14‐2.

Table B4.14‐1. Environmental Database Search Data Sources Database Abbreviation Database Name Federal ASTM Standard NPL National Priority List Proposed NPL Proposed National Priority List CERCLIS Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Information System CERC‐NFRAP CERCLIS No Further Remedial Action Planned CORRACTS Corrective Action Report RCRIS‐TSD Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System – Transportation, Storage, or Disposal Facility RCRIS‐LQG Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System – Large Quantity Generator RCRIS‐SQG Resource Conservation and Recovery Information System – Small Quantity Generator ERNS Emergency Response Notification System State ASTM Standard OR SHWS‐ECSI Oregon Environmental Cleanup Site Information OR SWF/LF Oregon Solid Waste Facilities List/Landfill Sites OR LUST Oregon Leaking Underground Storage Tank Database OR UST Oregon Underground Storage Tank Database OR VCS Oregon Voluntary Cleanup Program Sites OR CRL Oregon Confirmed Release List OR INDIAN UST Oregon Underground Storage Tank Database on Indian Land OR INDIAN LUST Oregon Leaking Underground Storage Tank Database on Indian Land Federal ASTM Supplemental CONSENT Superfund (CERCLA) Consent Decrees ROD Records of Decision Delisted NPL National Priority List Deletions FINDS Facility Index System/Facility Identification Initiative Program Summary Report

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14‐1 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Table B4.14‐1. Environmental Database Search Data Sources Database Abbreviation Database Name HMIRS Hazardous Materials Information Reporting System MLTS Material Licensing Tracking System MINES Mines Master Index File NPL Liens Federal Superfund Liens PADS PCB Activity Database System DOD Department of Defense Sites RAATS RCRA Administrative Action Tracking System TRIS Toxic Chemical Release Inventory System TSCA Toxic Substances Control Act SSTS Section 7 Tracking Systems FTTS FIFRA/TCSA Tracking System – FIFRA (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, & Rodenticide Act)/TSCA (Toxic Substances Control Act) UMTRA Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action US ENG CONTROLS Engineering Controls in Place ODI Open Dump Inventory FUDS Formerly Used Defense Sites INDIAN RESERV Indian Reservations State or Local ASTM Supplemental OR SPILLS Oregon Spill Data OR AST Oregon Aboveground Storage Tank Sites OR HIST LF Oregon Old Closed Solid Waste Disposal Sites OR HSIS Oregon Hazardous Substance Information Survey OR AOC COL Oregon Columbia Slough OR ENG CONTROLS Oregon Engineering Controls in Place OR DRYCLEANERS Oregon Registered Drycleaning Facilities OR HAZMAT Oregon Spills Reported to Fire Marshal OR UIC Oregon Underground Injection Control OR CDL Oregon Uninhabitable Drug Lab Properties EDR Proprietary Historical Database OR Coal Gas Oregon Former Manufactured Gas (Coal Gas) Sites Brownfields Databases US Brownfields Brownfields Projects US Inst Control Institutional Control Site List OR Brownfields Oregon Brownfields Projects OR Inst Control Oregon Institutional Control Site List

B4.14‐2 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Table B4.14-2. Sites Identified Through Database Search

OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 1 ALPINE GARAGE 408 SW HALL ST PORTLAND 1 FORMER JASMINE TREE RESTAURANT 401 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND X 1 HALL ST GARAGE 444 SW HALL ST PORTLAND 1 HARRISON COURTS APARTMENTS 1834 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 1 KORBA AND WINTERS SERVICE STATION 1887 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 1 PAUL S SERVICE GARAGE BATTERY S TIRE CO 1839 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 1 UNIVERSITY CENTER PARKING 1851 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 1 SW 4TH AVE & SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND 2 U S GARAGE 1625 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 3 CHA CHA CHA 1986 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X X 3 COLONIAL CLEANERS 1925 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 3 EDDIE S CLEANERS 1901 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 3 ENGINE-4 511 SW COLLEGE ST PORTLAND X 3 NEIGHBOR, ROBERT 626 SW COLLEGE ST PORTLAND X X 3 PSU COLLEGE STATION 1950 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 3 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 1912 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 3 UNEEDA CLEANERS AND D 3ERS 1938 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 4 LOUIS DREYFUS CORP 1799 SW 1ST AVE STE 650 PORTLAND 4 1800 SW 1ST AVE STE 650 PORTLAND 5 ADVANCED DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGIES INC 222 SW HARRISON ST STE GO3 PORTLAND 5 PORTLAND CENTER APARTMENTS 111 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND X 5 200 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND 6 SISSON HARVEY G 115 SW MONTGOMERY ST PORTLAND 7 BONNIE LEE CLEANERS 2008 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND 7 IRVINGTON RICHFIELD STATION 2039 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND 7 JIFFY LUBE #1011 2025 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND 7 RAYS TIME SERVICE 1956 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND 7 STERN S ASSOCIATED SERVICE 2086 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND 7 1984 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND 8 COLUMBIA LINEN SUPPLY CO, STEINER CORPORATION 1866 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 9 4th AVENUE BUILDING 1900 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X X 10 4TH AVE GARAGE 2038 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 10 ANOUSHIRAVANI, MONTEZA. AL-ATTRASH TRADING CO 1966 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X X 10 BOAK VAUGHN SHELL SERVICE 2103 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 10 BUDGET RENT-A-CAR OF WA-OR, INC. 2033 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X X 10 CHUCK S PHILLIPS, AT&T MOBILITY 2211 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 10 COLUMBIA CASCADE TIMBER CO 1975 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 10 LAUNDER EZE CO 2238 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 10 MASTER PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS. MASTER, STEVE. 1968 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 10 PSU - TRIMET PARKING LOT 2005 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 10 SIGFRIT RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 2235 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 10 2020 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 10 SW 4TH AVE & SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND 11 RIVERSIDE ATHLETIC CLUB 150 SW MONTGOMERY ST PORTLAND 11 SOUTH WATERFRONT REDEVELOPMENT AREA 3 SW RIVER PKWY & SW HARBOR DR PORTLAND X X X 12 HEATING OIL TANK 2021 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 13 MAJESTIC CLEANERS & LAUNDRY INC. 1975 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X X 13 METRO CENTER 2000 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 14 HEATING OIL TANK 301 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X X 14 RED LION HOTEL - DOWNTOWN 310 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X X X 14 245 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND 14 SW 3RD AVE & SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND 15 SOUTH WATERFRONT AT RIVERPL, PARCEL 2 B&C SW RIVER DR PORTLAND X X X 16 HEATING OIL TANK 2027 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 17 GESTETNER CORPORATION 2136 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 17 VERIZON WIRELESS 2130 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 18 AMATO BROS 2205 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 18 EUROPEAN AUTO CENTRE 2104 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X X X 18 HEATING OIL TANK 620 SW GRANT ST PORTLAND X X 19 STATES SERVICE STATION 2236 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND 20 ROSS ISLAND SUPER SERVICE 2301 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 20 2309 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 21 BALZER PACIFIC EQUIPMENT CO 600 SE SHERMAN ST PORTLAND 21 FIFTEEN AND FIVE WASH N DRY 2318 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 21 KEN S CLIPPER SERVICE 2301 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 21 NICK'S DUNIWAY FIVE STAR CLEANERS 2305 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 21 PACIFIC NORTHWEST RENAL SERVIC 2300 SW 6TH AVE STE 200 PORTLAND 21 STAR OILCO 2357 SE 50TH AVE PORTLAND X X 21 WASH TUB THE 2320 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 21 2309 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-3 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 22 E F AUTO 2315 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND 22 MILLER PRODUCTS SW CARUTHERS ST & SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 22 ODOT E EDGE OF HARBOR DR, BELOW WB I-5 EXIT RAMP ONTO I-405 PORTLAND X 22 STEARNS, DOUGLAS 2337 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 22 THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2305 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X X 22 2325 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND 24 COPEL CHAS P 2499 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 24 DIGESO, FRANK 2404 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 24 DRAX CORPORATION #2 2405 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 24 HOYT JACK CHEVRON SERVICE 2400 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 24 LIND S UNION OIL SERVICE 2435 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 24 MINZALGI, LISA HOT 425 SW SHERIDAN ST PORTLAND X X 24 NATIONAL LAUNDRY 2438 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 24 ON-SITE ACCOUNTING 2416 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 24 ROYAL CLEANERS 2409 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 25 ADP PLAZA 2525 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 26 PAVEMENT SERVICES, INC. 2510 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 27 GREYHOUND LINES INC 2521 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X X X 28 CASCADE TEXACO SERVICE 2828 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND 28 HEATING OIL TANK 013 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 28 2828 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 28 KINNEY P W 1050 CORBETT ST PORTLAND 28 MAC S SERVICE STATION 2718 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND 28 MASTERPRINT 2737 SW CORBETT ST PORTLAND 28 MILLER FRED E 139 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND 28 NELSON, MICHAEL 0117 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X X 28 PARAMOUNT SERVICE STATION 12 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND 28 X-RAY INC OF OREGON 2718 SW WATER ST PORTLAND X 28 ZUKAS JNO 1001 CORBETT ST PORTLAND 28 49 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND 29 LA GRAND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 2620 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X X X 30 ADP PLAZA 2525 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 30 ARTHUR ST BUILDING 140 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X X X X 30 CITY SERVICE STATION 235 ARTHUR ST PORTLAND 30 HEATING OIL TANK 2721-2725 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 30 LEW S SERVICE 248 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND 30 MARQUAM GARAGE 214 ARTHUR ST PORTLAND 30 ROGERS HARLE B 240 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND 30 TOSCO 5664/UNOCAL STATION #5664 110 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X X X 30 WEST SIDE CLEANERS AND DYERS 2739 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 30 2725 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 31 OHSU 2611 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND 32 DE YOUNG VERNON 40 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND 32 ROSS ISLAND GULF STATION 36 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND 33 AT&T MOBILITY 2828 SW FRONT AVE PORTLAND 33 HEATING OIL TANK 030 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND X 33 MEADE PROPERTY 2804 SW NAITO PKWY & 16 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND X X 34 TANZER, BARAK 136 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND X X 35 PORTLAND STCAR - GIBBS EXTENSION PROJECT BETWEEN SW SHERIDAN ST & GIBBS ST PORTLAND X X 35 KUNESH, M 3033 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 36 PACIFIC LIGHT TECHNOLOGIES CORP 2828 SW CORBETT AVE STE 111 PORTLAND 37 SINGER, PHILLIP 2906 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X X 38 GRASLE ELECTRIC 2904 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 39 WESTWOOD CORPORATION 3030 SW MOODY AVE PORTLAND X X X X X 40 KING, VICTORIA 18 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND X X 40 NATIONAL COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE 049 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND 41 PORTLAND CHILDREN'S MUSEUM 3037 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND 42 BARNUM FRED L 3003 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 42 NCR CORPORATION 3025 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 43 CEDARWOOD SCHOOL 3030 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X X 43 PACIFIC HWY GARAGE 3025 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 43 PISOTCHI, ROSE 3037 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X X 43 WALSH CONSTRUCTION 3015 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 43 WALSH CONSTRUCTION CO. 3016 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 43 WOODS, THERESA 25 SW WOODS ST PORTLAND X X 43 KUNESH, M 3033 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X X 44 GAS MART NO 1 3007 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 45 PORTLAND CITY OF BES WOOD ST TRUNK SEWER 3040 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND 46 SW NAITO PKWY & ROSS ISLAND BRIDGE PORTLAND 47 DERSTINE, NATE 0110 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X X

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Southwest Corridor OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 47 GOLDSER, LINDA 3218 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X X 47 HEATING OIL TANK 40 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X X 47 ROWLAND, C HOT 039 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND 47 SCHROTER J A 191 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND 47 SUBWAY SERVICE STATION 135 SW GROVER ST PORTLAND 47 3205 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 48 SUBWAY SERVICE STATION 0307 SW GROVER ST PORTLAND 49 TOP LINE FIXTURES INC 3207 SW 1ST AVE STE 200 PORTLAND 50 CHYLE, RICHARD 3340 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 50 HARTMANN MOTORS INC 101 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND 51 J AND J GARAGE 3211 SW FRONT AVE PORTLAND 52 TWIN CEDARS SERVICE STATION 1706 SW MACADAM AVE PORTLAND 53 OHSU 3375 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND 54 KOSKA, M 0222 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X X 55 BUELL, HAROLD 3324 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X X 56 ENGFER, RANDY 024 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X X 56 HEATING OIL TANK 3404 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 56 HEATING OIL TANK. LAMB, HENRY 031-037 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X 56 PAYNE, STAN 3426 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 56 LAMB, H 23 SW WHITAKER PORTLAND X X 56 SMITH, JIM 3403-3407 SW CORBETT PORTLAND X X 57 LAMB, HENRY 035 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X X 57 035 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND 58 OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY 3181 SW SAM JACKSON PARK RD PORTLAND X X X X X 59 SPOSITO, SAM & JESSIE 26 SW CURRY ST PORTLAND X X 60 HEATING OIL TANK 3526 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 60 LEE, KRISTEN 3507 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 60 PARDUE PROPERTY 3605 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X X 61 IVANCIE, JIM 3734 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 62 MUMFORD MANAGEMENT 3736 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X X 62 303 SW LANE ST PORTLAND 63 SUPERVISION 3811 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 64 HARRIS ENTERPRISES INC 3838 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 65 BLUESTONE & HOCKLEY REALTY INC 3835 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND 66 CORBETT CONDOMINIUMS 4200 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 66 DOYLE, KELLY 3915 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 66 ESPRESSO CLEANERS 4006 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 66 FRAZER, WILLIAM 3935 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 66 HAMILTON JOHN J 4110 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 66 HEATING OIL TANK 4019 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 66 HOLMAN SCHOOL ENGINEER CANTONMENT SW CORBETT AVE & SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X 66 KIM, LOUISE 4225 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 66 RIFER REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT 4230 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 66 SMEAD, KATHLEEN 4126 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X X 66 U DEVELOP INC 4100 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 66 NICO, HEATHER 0130 SW THOMAS ST PORTLAND X X 67 BOLGER, MARGARET 36 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X X 67 BUEUKER, GUSTAVE 4235 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X X 67 BUTLER, VELMA 4014 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X X 67 ESTATE OF GERTUDE MULVIHILL 12 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X X 67 HEATING OIL TANK 29 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X 67 4030 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X X 67 4128 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X X 67 4131 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X 67 4212 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X 67 JEWETT, TIM 4019 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X X 67 KRAEMER, JEFF 0123 SW LOWELL ST PORTLAND X X 67 MILLER, PAUL 4140 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X X 67 SACKETT, JEFF 3993 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X X 67 CHILDRESS, ELIZABETH 13 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X X 67 BISACCIO, G 4112 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X X 68 CUMMINGS, KAREN 4217 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X X 68 HALL ESTATE 4215 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X X 69 ALBERTY, BARBARA 307 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X X 69 FELDMAN, ANGIE 200 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X X 69 KING, SHELLY 4322 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X X 69 MOODY, MAX 4411 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X X 69 MULLER, WILL 4401 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X X 69 RECHHOLTZ, LAURIE 4408 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X X 69 RIFER REAL ESTATE DELVP PROPERTY 0219 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-5 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 69 WILDE, DENNIS 4310 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X 70 HEATING OIL TANK 115 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X 71 BAREUR BLVD ENCO SERVICE 4330 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 71 BROWN A J 4420 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 71 COOK PAGING 4412 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 71 MC CORD GAROLD L 4410 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 71 PBS ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL 4412 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 71 WILSON, CATHY 037 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND 71 FINN, R 4407 SW CORBETT ST PORTLAND X X 72 BERRY, KAREN 4335 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X X 72 GLENDINNING, N 4400 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X X 73 TRAN, HU-SUY 4341 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X X 74 HEATING OIL TANK 347 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X X 75 REAM, SAMUEL 127 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X X 76 DYER, NADA 404 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X X 76 HAMMOND, WALTRAUD 418 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X X 76 HEATING OIL TANK 506 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X X 77 DANCE, DAVID 364 SW HAMILTON CT PORTLAND X X 78 GUSTAVSON, PAUL 4629 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X X 78 PERRIN, PETER 4545 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X X 78 TABERNACLE CHURCH 4539 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X X 79 I-5 MP 299 NORTH BOUND PORTLAND 80 4702 SW SLAVIN RD PORTLAND 81 SLAVIN RD LANDFILL SITE SW SLAVIN RD. NEAR INTERSECTION W/SW SEYMOUR RD. PORTLAND X 82 HEATING OIL TANK 4936-4950 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 83 5700 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND 84 BOLES, STANLEY 5850 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X X 84 TENNEY, GARNET 5800 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X X 85 GORE, JIM 5863 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X X 86 STEWART, W 515 SW CHELTENHAM ST PORTLAND X X 87 ROGER & TANA PAGET 5900 SW RALSTON DR PORTLAND X X 87 CHURCH, L 5930 SW RALSTON DR PORTLAND X X 87 RUBIN, CHARLOTTE 6005 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X 88 HEATING OIL TANK 536 SW CHELTENHAM ST PORTLAND X 89 TERWILLIGER HEIGHTS SERVICE STATION 6051 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 90 ODOT - IOWA ST VIADUCT SW IOWA ST PORTLAND X X 91 ODOT I5 IOWA ST VIADUCT I5 MILEPOINT 298.17 NB PORTLAND 92 GOLF SAVINGS BANK 6421 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND 92 KRANE, JOEL 6420 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X X 92 OSBORN, GLENN 6455 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X X 92 PHILLIPS, RICK 6415 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X X 92 SCHEUFELE, SUSAN 6465 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X X 92 KEATING, K 6445 SW PARK HILL WAY PORTLAND X X 93 CHERRY, DICK 6338 SW VIEWPOINT TER PORTLAND X X 94 HEATING OIL TANK 6430 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X 95 BERLAND, JOHN 6441 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X 6441 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X X SALLY GREER 6464 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X X SCHERR, STEVE 6612 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X X SCHEUFELE, SUSAN 6465 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X SULLIVAN, DONN 6510 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X X FRAZER, W 6454 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X X 96 CULLEN, CAREY 6626 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X X PARKER ESTATE 6600 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X X 97 IMONDI, RON 0206 SW FLORIDA ST PORTLAND X X 98 WILSON, G 0203 SW CALIFORNIA ST PORTLAND X X 99 6925 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 100 LARSON, STEVE 6906 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 101 GOTESMAN, NATHAN 7030 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X X 101 HEATING OIL TANK 0223 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND X 101 221 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND X 101 ROLFES, KURT 6923 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X X 101 VESSELY, ANDY 7021 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X X 101 WEBB, LOIS 218 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND X X 102 HEATING OIL TANK 7006 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X X 102 OHLGREN, CHRIS 7010 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X X 102 RIOSECO, ZURINA 6930 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X X 103 HEATING OIL TANK 6925 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X X 103 WALL, GARRETT 7000 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X X 104 BORER, LENNY 7130 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X

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Southwest Corridor OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 104 FOLLETT, PAUL 7135 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X X 104 HEATING OIL TANK 7158 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 104 7207 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 104 OORTHUYS, GERARD 7116 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 104 PULLAN, JUDITH 7010 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 104 SWEET III, THADDEUS C 7147 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 104 TOM TAFT 7007 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 104 ZUPANIC, BRANDON 7105 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 104 HOWIESON, JOHN 7159 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 105 FOSTER, JIM 7135 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X X 105 FRANCES A. HANNA TRUST 7155 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 7155 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X X 105 GALVIN, DAVE & GLORIA 7125 SW 12TH DR PORTLAND X X 105 GOLDBERG, PATRICIA 7200 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X X 105 HEATING OIL TANK 805 SW CALDEW DR PORTLAND X 105 MEYERS, MARK 7240 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X X 105 MORASCH, STEVEN & MARSHA 7122 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 7122 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X X 105 PETERSON, MARGARET 7145 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X X 105 PRUSS, GERALD 7115 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X X 105 NOGGLE, R 7140 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X X 105 JOLLEY, L 7207 SW 13TH DR PORTLAND X X 105 MEYER, D 7212 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 SWEET, JOHN 7230 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X X 105 FAUST, PATTY 7245 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X X 106 KENNEDY, MARY 7116 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X X 106 MCCUTCHEN, JOHN 110 SW NEVADA ST PORTLAND X X 107 HEATING OIL TANK 7129 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X 108 MARK HYDER 7117 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X 108 7117 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X X 108 VAN SICKEL, KAY 7154 SW NEVADA TER PORTLAND X X 108 7111 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND 108 KNODELL, B 7120 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X X 108 BROWN, A 7170 SW NEVADA TER PORTLAND X X 109 OSBORNE, GERI 7207 SW 2ND ST PORTLAND X X 110 HEATING OIL TANK 7300 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X 110 7326 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X X 110 ROTHSCHILD, ROBERT 7211 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X X 110 MARRION, N OR SHEPARD,DAWN 7301 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X X 111 BARRAR, JEFF 7228 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 111 GREENE, TODD 7215 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X X 111 SPRINGER, GREG 7225 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 111 7224 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND 111 BROWNFAIN, B 7279 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 112 HOLMAN CONSTUCTION 7362 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 113 A-BOY ELECTRIC & PLUMBING INC 7365 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 114 HEATING OIL TANK 7266 SW NEVADA CT PORTLAND X 115 SOUTHEAST COMPANY 7443 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 115 WARD S MOBIL SERVICE 7453 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 116 FARNHAM CHAMPION SERVICE STATION 7390 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 116 KADY S SERVICE STATION AND CAR WASH 7388 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 116 POWELL DISTRIBUTING 7392 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 117 KAADY CAR WASH 7400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 118 CONLEE ENGINEERS INC 1308 SW BERTHA BLVD PORTLAND 118 1410 SW BERTHA BLVD. PORTLAND 118 BRUINIER, L 1334 SW BERTHA BLVD PORTLAND X X 119 BURLINGAME FRED MEYER 7529 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 119 7555 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 120 3 AND 5 PLEXES/CONDO HOMES 7436 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 121 I-5 SB EXIT AT TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND 121 I-5, TEWILLIGER CURVES PORTLAND 122 AUTOMATIC LAUNDRDMAT S DRY CLEANING 7575 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 123 INVITROGEN / CASCADE BIOLOGICS INC 1341 SW CUSTER DR PORTLAND 124 I-5 MP 296.5 PORTLAND 125 PACIFIC 1ST BANK 7635 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 126 DUWE, SHERRY 1620 SW CUSTER ST PORTLAND X X 127 I-5 MP 297 PORTLAND 128 KILPATRICK, RYAN 7750 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X X 129 DAVIS, CARRIE 1405 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X X 130 DECKERS, GAYLE 1720 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-7 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 130 DOBSON, TOM & SUZANNE 1828 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X X 130 HEATING OIL TANK 1723 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X 130 HODGEN TRUST 1737 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X X 130 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 1805 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND 131 DAVI, BRENT 7707 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X X 131 HEATING OIL TANK 7728 SW 10TH AVE PORTLAND X 131 KROMMIGA, LEE MR. 7735 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X X 132 MURPHY, HEATHER & KEVIN 7726 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 133 AL S ENCO SERVICE 7705 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 133 CROWN CASTLE 7660 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 133 LONG S CHEVRON SERVICE 7730 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 134 HEATING OIL TANK 7714 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X X 135 BAUMANN, CAROLYN 1609 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X X 135 DICKSON, CARRIE 1641 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X X 136 TOMLINSON, ROY 7801 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X X 137 HERNDON RECOGNITION CO‎ 7800 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 137 PHIL'S AUTO CLINIC 1330 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X 138 HEATING OIL TANK 1705 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X X 139 HEATING OIL TANK 7925 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X 139 RATHJEN TRUST 7847 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X X 139 TURINA, COLETTE 7825 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X 139 7835 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X X 140 7915 SW 19TH AVE 7915 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND 140 COLLIN, CHARLIE 1814 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X X 140 DUNBAUGH, PAMELA 7935 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X X 140 GRONQUIST, CHARLOTTE 1843 SW EVANS ST PORTLAND X X 140 HEATING OIL TANK 1822 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X 141 BARNUM, EARL 7934 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 141 HAROLD S SHELL SERVICE 7914 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 141 VERDURMEN EDMOND H 7914 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND 141 1430 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND 142 CREITZ, GREG 1718 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X X 143 FERRYMAN, TODD 7938 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X X 143 7942 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X X 144 AL AND MIKE S AUTO SERVICE 8138 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 145 COOSOIDATED AUTO WORKS OF OREGON 1641 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD PORTLAND 146 HEATING OIL TANK 8030 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X 147 BARBUR BLVD. EQUIPMENT RENTALS 8205 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 147 VERIZON WIRELESS 8205 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND 148 I-5 TERWILLIGER EXIT PORTLAND 149 COMCAST CABLE COMMUNICATIONS 1731 SW FALCON ST PORTLAND 150 SAFEWAY STORE NO 3136 8145 SW BARBER BLVD PORTLAND 150 8145 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 151 QWEST CORPORATION 799 8021 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X X X 152 SALAS, MICHAEL 8035 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X X 153 8131 SW 14TH AVE PORTLAND 154 LIVINGSTON, GARY 1243 SW HUME ST PORTLAND X X 155 OREGON LAUNDRY CLEANERS 8224 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 156 JAMES F MARTIN DMD 2350 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD PORTLAND 157 NICOL, KEITH 8283 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 157 WEST HILLS CARSTAR 8300 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 158 PARRONE, THERESA HOT 2607 SW HOME CT PORTLAND 158 SPARKS, JIM & CAROLYN 2625 SW HUME CT PORTLAND X X 159 PACIFIC CAR CARE 8350 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 159 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION NO. 4343 8360 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 160 HEATING OIL TANK 8405 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 160 SHURGARD STORAGE LOT 8437 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 160 8437 SW BARBUR BLVD UNIT 5011 PORTLAND 161 FRED MEYER FUEL #040 8420 SW 24TH AVE PORTLAND X 161 8405 SW 24TH PORTLAND 162 CAPITOL HILL 8401 SW 17TH AVE PORTLAND 163 SAUNDERS, ETTA 2700 SW HUME CT PORTLAND X X 164 BARBUR FAMILY DENTISTRY INC 8430 SW 22ND AVE PORTLAND 164 SANDSTROM, G 8414 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 165 1919 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND 166 ST CLARE CHURCH SCHOOL 8535 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X X 167 ARROW AUTO SERVICE 8683 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 167 BARBUR BLVD HALF HOUR SELF SERVICE LAUNDROMAT 8607 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 167 BARBUR BLVD TEXACO 8604 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 167 CAPITOL HILL AUTO SERVICE 8633 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND

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Southwest Corridor OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 167 JIFFY LUBE #1004 8655 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 167 KAADY CARWASH 2545 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND X X 167 OIL CAN HENRY S 8651 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 167 8630 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 168 HASTIN, ROBERT 2745 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND X X 169 I-5 SB BARBUR EXIT PORTLAND 170 HEATING OIL TANK 8611 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X 170 8612 SW 20TH AVE PORTLAND X 171 8700 SW 26TH AVE PORTLAND 172 ENGINE-18 8720 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X X X 172 SLAUGHTER, DONALD 8600 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X X 173 SHOTIE S FRIENDLY SERVICE 8738 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 174 2125 SW DOLPH CT PORTLAND 175 CAUDLE, CHERI 8930 SW 25TH AVE PORTLAND X X 175 IVY TREE APARTMENTS 2340 SW DOLPH CT PORTLAND X X 176 FLOYD S RICHFIELD SERVICE 8979 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 176 HEADWATERS AT TRYON CREEK 8833 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X X X 176 HEADWATERS AT TYRON CREEK 8845 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND 176 8905 SW 30TH AVE RM 324 PORTLAND 176 8924 SW AVE 30TH PORTLAND 177 HOTELLING S CLEANERS 8840 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 178 I-5 @ SW 26TH WATER QUALITY FACILITY I-5/SW BARBUR/SW 26TH WAY PORTLAND 179 TWIN CEDARS AUTO SERVICE 8911 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 180 HEATING OIL TANK 3201-3215 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X X 180 SULLIVAN, JOHN 3202 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X X 180 3712 & 3718 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND 180 MARIGOLD TER APARTMENTS 3202-3236 MARIGOLD TER PORTLAND X X 181 HEATING OIL TANK 8920 SW 26TH AVE PORTLAND X 182 LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER 8910 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 182 8920 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 183 I-5 SOUTH MP 296 PORTLAND 184 FACTOR, MANDA 2501 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X X 185 AWFUL BROTHERS 9000 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 185 BARBUR BOWL U WASH 9049 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 185 CHEVRON U.S.A., INC. - 94432 9025 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 185 CLINE S ONE HOUR CLEANERS 9051 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 185 CLINES CLEANERS 9053 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 185 DAVIS LOCK 9050 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 185 MINIT LUBE NO 1058 8970 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 185 9100 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 186 I-5 SOUTH MP 296-287 PORTLAND 187 BELDING, ROBERT 3441 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X X 187 HANKS, ROGER 3433 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X X 187 WITTEN, MATTHEW 3345 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X X 187 ENGLAND, HUBERT 3325 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X X 187 LARGE, R 3344 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X X 187 ERICKSON, L 3405 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X X 187 LAMOREAUX, C 3421 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X X 188 BELDING, ROBERT 3441 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X X 188 JANACEK, MRS 3221 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND 189 CIULA ESTATE 9222 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X X 189 HEATING OIL TANK 9129 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X 189 KUNI, JOAN 01900 SW PALENTINE RD PORTLAND 189 MCMILLAN, MARLENE 9100 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X X 189 QUINN, D 2715 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 189 KEEBAUGH, C 9126 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X X 190 HI LO AUTO SERVICE 9210 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 190 U-HAUL CENTER OF BARBUR BLVD 9121 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 191 BUCK, DELORES 9314 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X X 191 DAVENPORT ESTATE 3560 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X X 191 DEWOLFE, NILA 3532 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X X 191 DOUGLAS, MIKE 9335 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X X 191 HEATING OIL TANK 9140 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X 191 MIDDLETON, TERESA 3463 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X X 191 SAMMERS, R 3542 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X X 191 STONE, R 9323 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X X 192 LOCKWOOD, LARRY 3446 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X X 192 3410 SW ALICE ST APT 1 PORTLAND 192 3440 SW ALICE ST #4 PORTLAND 192 LARSEN PROPERTY 3415 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-9 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 193 LION OIL CO 9320 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 193 SYSTEM UPGRADES FOR ST JOHN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN 194 FRANCIS, JULIAN 2936 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 194 HEATING OIL TANK 2820 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 194 MORRISEY, ELIZABETH 2830 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 194 POTERFIELD, MOLLY 2839 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 194 HAMMOMD, T 2834 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 195 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC 9343 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X X 196 CHASE, KAREN 3715 SW BAIRD ST PORTLAND X X 196 HEATING OIL TANK 3661 SW BAIRD ST PORTLAND X 197 WHITAKER ELLIS 9400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 197 POLECHRONES, NICHOAS 9400 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X X 198 ROBERTI, SHAWN 3124 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 198 NIEMEYER PROJECT 3048 SW TAYLOR FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 198 3048 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND 199 SW 35TH & TAYLORS FERRY PORTLAND 200 ZWAHLEN ROBT 9449 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 201 HAZCON INC 9500 SW BARBUR BLVD SUITE 100 PORTLAND 201 US TECHNICAL SERVICES INC 9513 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 201 BYE, T 9511 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 202 PUCILOSKI TRUST 3921 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND X X 203 HEATING OIL TANK 9535 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 204 FORD, JEANNIE 9589 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 204 HEATING OIL TANK 3801 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND X 204 VERIZON WIRELESS 9570 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 204 WRIGHT, JOANNE 3729 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND X X 205 ODOT - BALDOCK MAINTENANCE FACILITY 9637 SW 35TH DR PORTLAND X X X X 206 SPORUP HENRY R 9640 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 207 CAPITOL AUTO WORKS INC 9741 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 207 HEATING OIL TANK 9629 SW 42ND AVE PORTLAND X 207 9703 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 208 PACIFIC VETERINARY INC 9715 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 209 BUCK'S TOWING 9803 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 209 VAN COELEN HARRY A 9821 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 210 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 9700 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 211 EDWARDS, C 4520 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X X 212 LINK, JEFF 9800 SW 49TH AVE PORTLAND X X 213 BARBUR FOODS 9845 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 213 HAMILTON GROCERY AND FEED CO 9936 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 214 ACTION FAST PHOTO 9889 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X 214 CHEVRON USA INC - 91935 9811 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X X 215 WILLIAMS, RON OR PALMER, JACK 9863 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X X 216 I-205 N PORTLAND 217 HEATING OIL TANK 9834 SW 48TH AVE PORTLAND X 218 3641 SW EVELYN ST PORTLAND 219 WEIDEMAN, RAYMOND 9929 SW 48TH AVE PORTLAND X X 220 10040 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 220 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 220 HARRIS OIL CO. METROFUELING, INC. 10000 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 220 OIL CAN HENRYS/CAPITOL CAR CARE CENTER 10030 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 221 SPRINGDALE CLEANERS 10075 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 222 10024 SW 50TH AVE PORTLAND 223 SHELL STATION #36 10060 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X 224 CENTURYLINK 10015 SW 40TH AVE PORTLAND 225 PACIFIC HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING INC 4647 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND X X X 226 3825 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND 227 SHELL STATION #120440 10120 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X X 228 19155 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 229 INTEX CONTRACTORS 3918 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND 230 HEATING OIL TANK 4528 SW VALONA WAY PORTLAND X 230 SCHENK, STEVE 4434 SW VALONA WAY PORTLAND X X 231 FIRESTONE INN 10299 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 232 HEATING OIL TANK 4135 SW ALFRED ST PORTLAND X 233 AT&T MOBILITY 5010 SW ALFRED ST PORTLAND 234 TORLAND, W 4560 SW LURADEL ST PORTLAND X X 235 10400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 235 10450 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 236 TURNER, JOHN 10432 SW 53RD AVE PORTLAND X X 237 BARBUR BLVD VETERINARY HOSPITAL 10629 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 237 HALVORSON-MASON - YARD & OFFICE 10626 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X X X

B4.14-10 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information

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Southwest Corridor OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 238 WIDENER, GLENN 10716 SW 49TH AVE PORTLAND X X 239 HEATING OIL TANK 10926 SW 58TH AVE PORTLAND X 240 HEATING OIL TANK 10915 SW 57TH AVE PORTLAND X 240 10930 SW 57TH AVE PORTLAND X 241 SZYMCEK 10922 SW 60TH AVE PORTLAND X X 242 HEATING OIL TANK 10945 SW 61ST AVE PORTLAND X 243 ANDERSON, GREG 5105 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND X X 243 SIDERAS, DAVID 11007 SW 51ST AVE PORTLAND X X 244 KURISU INTERNATIONAL 5350 SW PASADENA ST PORTLAND X 245 COZART, DAVID 11021 SW 59TH AVE PORTLAND X X 246 KURISU INTERNATIONAL INC 11125 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 247 CHAFFEY DEVELOPEMENT 4934 SW POMOMA ST PORTLAND X X 247 4934 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND 247 HEATING OIL TANK 5016 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND X 247 4936 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND 248 I-5 NB/HWY 99 ON-RAMP PORTLAND 249 VERIZON WIRELESS 11140 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 250 LUOTO, TERRI 11295 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X 251 JOHNSON, KATHLEEN 11224 SW 53RD AVE PORTLAND X X 252 ASHCREEK COMMONS 11226-11230 SW 62ND AVE PORTLAND 253 MUNROE, C 11226 SW 65TH AVE PORTLAND X X 254 HEATING OIL TANK 11301 SW 55TH AVE PORTLAND X 255 HEATING OIL TANK 11240 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 256 SCHMIDT, STAN 5424 SW PALATINE ST PORTLAND X X 257 ARCO SS #4275 11381 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X X X 258 DAHL, BETH 5223 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND X X 258 ELLINGTON, MARK 11256 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X 258 HEATING OIL TANK 5135 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND X 258 ROBSON, HAROLD 11248 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X 259 HARTMANN MOTORS 11330 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND 260 PANOCO SHELL #60 11415 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X X X 260 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 6440 SW CORONADO ST PORTLAND 260 11400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 260 11455 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 260 11540 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 260 SW 64TH AVE & SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 261 HEATING OIL TANK 11375 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 261 HUBER, MIKE 11384 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X 261 PETRONE, GERRALD 11385 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X 261 BRUCE, JIM 11366 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X X 262 DAFOE, JANET 5510 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND X X 263 SW 60TH AVE & SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 264 ADAMS LUMBER 11420 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X X X 265 CHRISTIAN, DEAN 11551 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X X 265 CROW, GERALD 11552 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X X 266 BURTON, TREVOR 5043 SW VESTA ST PORTLAND X X 267 CHRISTIE, KASEY 11744 SW 61ST AVE PORTLAND X X 268 EGGERT, GREGORY 6211 SW LESSER WAY PORTLAND X X 269 U-HAUL CENTER OF TIGARD 11552 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X X X 270 HEATING OIL TANK 12029 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X 270 DAWES, U 11955 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X X 271 BROWN, LARRY 12030 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND X X 271 GALAN, DAVID 12009 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND X X 272 TIGARD BUSINESS CENTER 11308 SW 68TH PKWY TIGARD X 273 ANN MUTH 6302 SW PALLAY CT PORTLAND X 273 6305 SW PALLAY CT PORTLAND X X 274 HADLEY, TONY 12200 SW 65TH AVE PORTLAND X X 275 FOX CAPITAL CORP 6415 SW HAINES ST PORTLAND X X 276 CHASE, BILL & VIOLET 11580 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X X 277 HEATING OIL TANK 7465 SW DUVALL ST TIGARD X 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #2 7505 SW DUVALL ST TIGARD 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #3 7340 SW DUVAL ST TIGARD 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #4 HOT 7460 SW DUVAL ST TIGARD 278 CLAYTON GROUP SERVICES INC 11675 SW 66TH AVE PORTLAND 279 VERIZON WIRELESS 11744 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD 280 COSTCO GASOLINE #111 7850 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD X 281 KAUFFMAN, VALERIE 11720 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X 282 LARSEN, IRVING 11725 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD X X 283 TIGARD PLAZA CLEANERS 11945 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 284 POLLACK, DON 11795 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD X X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-11 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 285 ODOT 99W AT MP8.56 OR 99W AT OR 217 TIGARD 286 CITY OF TIGARD 11847 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 286 KNAUSS CHEVROLET COMPANY 11880 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X X 287 SHELL STATION #120535 11834 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X X X 288 GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO 11993 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 288 TRENARY, BRYAN 11981 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X X 288 8820 SW CENTER ST TIGARD 289 ZIMMLER DEVELOPMENT LLC 11945 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD X X 290 HEINTZ, MARTY 8925 SW CENTER ST TIGARD X X 290 LUKE-DORF INC 11895 SW GREENBURG RD TIGARD X X 290 PRECISION TUNE AUTO CARE 12035 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 290 8935 SW CENTER ST TIGARD 290 ACROSS ST FROM 8995 CENTER ST TIGARD 290 HWY 99W NB MP 16-9 TIGARD 291 11930 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 292 HOFFARBOR, BARABRA 12005 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X X 292 TIGARD AUTO CENTER 11900 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X X X X 293 DARTMOUTH SQUARE 11935 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD 294 WALMART SUPERCENTER #5935 7600 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD 294 7500 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD 295 7255 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD 296 72ND & DARTMOUTH RD. TIGARD 297 TIGARD MAIN ST CLEANERS 12155 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 297 ADJ. 8995 CENTER ST TIGARD 298 GENUINE PARTS COMPANY 12085 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X X X 299 12060 SW MAIN ST TIGARD 300 ADVANCED DIGITAL IMAGING INC 12156 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD 300 APEX LABORATORIES 12172 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD 300 SPIEKER PROPERTIES PK 217 BSN CTR 12176 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD 300 SYNEKTRON CORPORATION 12000 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD 301 APEX LABORATORIES, LLC 12232 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD 301 CARDIAC RESUSCITATOR CORP 12244 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD 301 CHESTER LABNET 12242 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD 302 WALMART STORE #5935-00 S OF SW DARTMOUTH ST & SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 303 12150 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD 304 RITE AID NO 5354 12080 SW MAIN ST TIGARD 305 TIGARD POST OFFICE 12210 SW MAIN ST TIGARD 306 12265 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 307 DOYLE, RANDALL 12260 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X X 307 12265 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD 308 DESSERT, MIKE 7100 SW ELMHURST ST TIGARD X X 309 FREY, HILDE 12170 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X X 310 KIM, SUK 12300 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD X X 311 12300 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD 312 HEATING OIL TANK 12360 SW KNOLL ST TIGARD X 313 HEATING OIL TANK 7355 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X 313 LAURENS, MIKE 7315 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X X 313 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS 7310 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X X 314 DUNKLE WEYRAUCH 8770 SW SCOFFINS ST TIGARD X X 314 PIETILA, ELVA 8730 SW SCOFFINS ST TIGARD X X 315 DAVE NICOLI, RETAIL BUILDING 12260 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X X 316 CITY OF TIGARD 12460 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 316 TIGARD GLASS COMPANY 12500 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X X 316 TIGARD SHELL 12475 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X X X 316 TYLERS AUTOMOTIVE 12485 SW MAIN ST TIGARD 316 9295 SW ELECTRIC ST TIGARD 316 HEATING OIL TANK 7420 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X 318 SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR RIGHT-OF-WAY - TIGARD SPRR RIGHT-OF-WAY WEST OF 8900 SW COMMERCIAL ST. TIGARD X X 318 TRIMET TIGARD TC 8960 SW COMMERCIAL TIGARD 318 8960 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD 319 CARLSON TESTING INC 8430 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 319 8430 SW HUNZIKER ST STE 100 TIGARD 319 SW HALL & SW HUNZIKER TIGARD 319 GREENLAW-FINK PROPERTY 12360 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X X 319 NITOS, S 8465 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X X 319 8485 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X X 320 CAREFREE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 12450 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD X 321 CLIMATE CONDITIONING INC 12360 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X X X 321 12400 SW MAIN ST TIGARD 322 RED ROCK CENTER 12625 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD

B4.14-12 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information

Light Rail Project Draft EIS|

Southwest Corridor OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 322 GORMAN 7065 SW BEVELAND ST TIGARD X X 323 HSBC TIGARD CALL CENTER 12447 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD 324 ROBERTS, C 12465 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X 325 FARMCRAFT FACILITY (FORMER) 8900 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X X X X 326 T SCANDIA MOTORS 8848 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD 326 TUALATIN VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE 8845 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X X X 327 BROOKS, D 7085 SW BEVELEND RD TIGARD X X 328 HARRIS MCMONAGLE ASSOCIATES INC 12555 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD 329 EAGLE HARDWARE & GARDEN HOT 12545 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X 330 ANNAND, JOHN 8260 SW HUNZIKER RD TIGARD X X 330 IRVINGTON MOORE 8205 SW HUNZIKER RD TIGARD 331 STEVENS MARINE, INC. 9180 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X X X 332 CITY OF TIGARD 12800 SW ASH AVE TIGARD X X X X 332 HEATING OIL TANK 9025 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 KEEFER, HOT 12770 SW ASH AVE TIGARD X X 332 M & W AUTOMOTIVE 9085 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 332 MINIT LUBE NO 1058 8970 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 332 MODERN PLUMBING COMPANY 9045 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X X X X 332 8975 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 332 9055 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 332 9075 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 332 9117 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 332 STASH TEA COMPANY 9040 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X X 333 12565 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD 334 KNEZ BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 8185 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X X X 335 LOWES HOME CENTERS, LLC 12615 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 336 PARK PL ESTATES 7128 SW GONZAGA ST TIGARD 336 WEAVER, MICHAEL 7105 SW GONZAGA ST TIGARD X X 337 MAGNO-HUMPHRIES, INC. 8800 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD 338 9110 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 339 CARLSON TESTING 12665 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD 339 R T E CORP 12600 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD 340 SNYDER ROOFING & SHEET METAL INCORPORATED 12650 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X X X 341 AGILYX CORPORATION 7904 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 341 BACK PARCEL - FORMER COE MANUFACTURING 7920 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X X X 341 CHARTER MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS INC 7940 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 341 COE MANUFACTURING CO 7930 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X X X 341 COMMERCIAL VEHICLE GROUP 8005 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 341 FIELDS TREE REMOVAL SW WALL ST & SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 341 GEORGIA PACIFIC TIGARD GYPSUM 8002 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 341 GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION 8003 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 LOSLI, INC. 8015 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X X X 341 WILLAMETTE IND. INC. TIGARD PREPRINT PLANT 7895 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 342 PALMER LEWIS WAREHOUSE 8100 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X X X 343 MILBRADT PAINTING 8250 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 344 TIGARD CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL PARK 12670-12700 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X X X 345 UTILITY EQUIPMENT, INC. 12805 SW 77TH PL TIGARD X X X 346 KAISER TIGARD DENTAL OFFICE 7105 SW HAMPTON ST TIGARD 347 AIR KING MANUFACTURING CORP 8905 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 347 CITY OF TIGARD WATER DEPARTMENT 8777 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 347 FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS 8840 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X X X 347 TUALATIN VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE 8935 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 347 VERIZON TIGARD SUPPORT CENTER 8838 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X X X X 347 BURNHAM BUSINESS PARK 8900 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X X X 348 12800 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD 349 LHL CONSTRUCTION INC 6950 SW HAMPTON ST TIGARD 350 ARTISTIC AUTO BODY, INC. 7585 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 351 COE MANUFACTURING CO 7930 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 352 WESTERN FOUNDRY CO. 8200 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X X X X X 353 NORTHWEST SHINGLE RECYCLERS NSR-SW 12700 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD 354 SW HALL BLVD & SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 355 FINISHING FIRST INC. 12970 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 358 1ST STUDENT, INC 13000 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 359 PIERCY & BARCLAY DESIGNERS INC 7080 SW FIR LP STE 100 TIGARD 362 XEROX CALL CENTER 13333 SW 68TH PKWY TIGARD 363 7180 SW FIR LP TIGARD 364 BIOJECT INC 7180 SW SANDBURG ST STE 100 TIGARD 365 BYERS INDUSTRIES 6955 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD 365 GOULDS PUMP INC 7100 SANDBURG ST TIGARD 365 HYSTER SALES 7000 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD X X X X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-13 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 365 7000 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD 365 PLASTIC-METALS TECHNOLOGIES 7051 SW SANDBURG ST N STE 400 TIGARD 365 RFD PUBLISHING INC. 6960 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD X X 365 6960 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD 365 VERIZON WIRELESS 6975 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD 367 COILTRON 6755 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD 368 BELKNAP INDUSTRIES DBA A.C.I/ACI 7555 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X X X 369 KEY BANK OF OREGON PRINTING FAC 7150 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD 370 LEBER INK CO. INC. 6900 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD 371 IDENTIGRAPHICS INC 7405 SW TECH CENTER DR STE 140 TIGARD 372 AMEC EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL INC 7477 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD 372 KONICA BUSINESS MACHINES USA 7409 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD 373 COOPER B-LINE INC 7298 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD 374 SHELL STATION #121704 14951 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X X 375 CIRCLE A W PRODUCTS CO 13885 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 376 UNITED RENTALS NORTHWEST INC 14020 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 377 FINLANDIA SAUNA 14010 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X X 378 ABES AUTO BATTERY 13965 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 379 SHELL STATION #121704 14951 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X X X 379 TEXACO STATION 14905 SW BANGY LANE LAKE OSWEGO X 380 CURTISS WRIGHT CONTROLS, WILLIAMS CONTROLS 14100 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X X 381 TVT DIE CASTING & MFG INC 7340 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD 382 ARTEK INDUSTRIES INC 7350 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X X X 382 PIKE AWNING CO 7300 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD 382 TVT DIE CASTING & MANUFACTURING 7330 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD 383 BONITA PIONEER PACKAGING 7400 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD 384 TEXACO STATION 14905 SW BANGY LANE LAKE OSWEGO X 385 FISKARS INC., GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES DIVISION 14200 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 386 14150 SW MILTON CT TIGARD 387 KRUSE CLEANERS 15090 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X X 387 15200 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO 388 14344 SW 72ND AVE 14344 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 388 FISKARS INC., GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES DIVISION 14200 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 388 HD SUPPLY FACILITIES MAINTENANCE LTD. 6713 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 388 LEIF'S AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 14280 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X X 388 POLY-CAST INC 14140 SW 72ND AVE STE 100 PORTLAND 389 LEIF'S AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 14280 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 389 FOUGHT & COMPANY INC. 14255 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X X 390 HD SUPPLY FACILITIES MAINTENANCE LTD. 6713 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 391 CITY OF TIGARD - BONITA PARK SW MILTON CT AT BONITA RD TIGARD 391 TIGARD CITY OF 14344 SW MILTON CT TIGARD 392 BONITA PACKAGING COMPANY 7333 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 392 GENERAL CHAIN BAR CO. 7320 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X X 392 LEIFS AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 7325 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 392 ORKIN LAWN CARE 7220 SW BONITA RD STE B TIGARD 393 SMETCO 6830 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X 394 GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP. 14410 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X X 394 ROGERS MACHINERY CO INC 14600 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X X 395 6730 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 396 7520 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 397 7390 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 398 HARRINGTON INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS 7380 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 399 SITEONE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 14555 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 400 HOME BUILDERS ASSN OF METROPOLITAN PDX 15555 SW BANGY RD STE 301 LAKE OSWEGO 400 LAW, GREGORY & DIANA 6380 SW BURMA RD LAKE OSWEGO X X 400 15391 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO 401 B & T INVESTMENT CO. 14795 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 401 INTEGRATED SYSTEMS, INC 14945 SW 72ND AVE #102 TIGARD 401 PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 14725 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X X 401 PORTLAND PREDELIVERY CENTER 14880 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X X 401 PORTLAND REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS LLC 14915 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 401 SAMACK, INC. 14750 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X X X 401 STADLER-SORG FIXTURES CO INC 14865 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 401 UNITED PIPE & SUPPLY CO., INC. 14830 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X X 401 14835 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 402 THE HOME DEPOT 14800 SW SEQUOIA PKWY TIGARD 402 14800 SW SEQUOIA PKY TIGARD 403 STADLER-SORG FIXTURES CO INC 14865 SW 74TH AVE TIGARD 404 HEATING OIL TANK 15842 SW LAKE FOREST BLVD LAKE OSWEGO X X 405 72ND & CARMEN CARDLOCK 15055 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X

B4.14-14 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information

Light Rail Project Draft EIS|

Southwest Corridor OREGON STATE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY UST LUST RGA LUST VCP ECSI DRYCLEANERS BROWNFIELDS 405 CONVOY CO 15150 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 405 LANDMARK FORD INC 15175 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 406 ISENSE CORPORATION 15055 SW SEQUOIA PKWY TIGARD 407 HEATING OIL TANK 15975 SW LAKE FOREST BLVD LAKE OSWEGO X 408 MEYER SIGN COMPANY OF OREGON INC 15205 SW 74TH AVE TIGARD 409 6640 SW REDWOOD LN TIGARD 410 6650 SW REDWOOD ST TIGARD 411 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. 7337 SW KABLE LANE TIGARD X X X 412 I-5 EXIT 291 LAKE OSWEGO 413 LINCARE INC 7301 SW KABLE LN STE 900 PORTLAND 413 PACIFIC CREST STRUCTURES 7233 SW KABLE LN PORTLAND 413 TIGARD 413 TRANE OREGON SERVICE CO 7257 SW KABLE LN PORTLAND 414 0 UPPER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD 415 TRANE 15618 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 415 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION 5721 15650 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY TIGARD X 416 HONEYWELL INC 15495 SW SEQUOIA PKY STE 100 PORTLAND 417 LILE WAREHOUSE & DISTRIBUTION 15706 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X X 417 NIKE IHM 15705 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 417 15605 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 418 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 91411 15670 SW UPPER BONNERS FERRY RD LAKE OSWEGO X X X 418 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION 5721 15650 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY LAKE OSWEGO X 418 TIGARD X 419 BOWEN, PETE 16512 SW ROOSEVELT AVE LAKE OSWEGO X X 419 HEATING OIL TANK 16524 SW ROOSEVELT AVE LAKE OSWEGO X 420 PROTECTION ONE 15500 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 421 ANDRES AUTO BODY SHOP LTD 15785 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 421 JACKPOT FOOD MART-TIME OIL COMPANY 15900 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD X X X 421 LEE'S 1 HOUR CLEANERS 15965 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 421 MILLER PAINT COMPANY INC 15951 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 421 NORTHWEST OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE CENTER 15862 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 421 TEXACO SERVICE STATION 60-183-0034 16211 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY RD LAKE OSWEGO X 421 UNITED TECHNOLOGIES OTIS ELEVATOR 15887 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 421 72ND & UPPER BOONES FERRY TIGARD 421 SW 15900 UPPER BOONES FERRY RD LAKE OSWEGO 421 SW 72ND & UPPER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD 422 PETERS AUTO WORKS 15787 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 423 NORITA CORPORATION 15820 UPPER BOONES FERRY RD LAKE OSWEGO 424 NORITA PRECISION INC 15883 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 425 DYLER, SHAWN 16784 SW ROOSEVELT AVE LAKE OSWEGO X X 425 HANSEN, IAN 16724 ROOSEVELT AVE LAKE OSWEGO 425 16724 SW ROOSEVELT ST LAKE OSWEGO X X 426 I-5 MP 291, NORTH BOUND LANE TIGARD 427 OREGON BUSINESS PARK 1 16200 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 428 FEDEX EXPRESS CORP HIOA 6505 SW ROSEWOOD ST TUALATIN 429 SURGELINE TUNING 16580 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 430 FEDEX EXPRESS CORP HIOA 6505 SW ROSEWOOD ST TUALATIN 431 GINA'S CLEANERS, INC 16841 SW 65TH AVE LAKE OSWEGO X 431 SOUTH LAKE CENTER 16901 SW 65TH AVE LAKE OSWEGO 431 16869 SW 65TH AVE LAKE OSWEGO 432 OREGON BUSINESS PARK 1 (DBA PAC TRUST) 16100-16798 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 432 ULTRAKOTE 16780 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 433 INTEGRA TELECOM 17600 SW 65TH AVE LAKE OSWEGO 434 LGI INTERNATIONAL 6700 SW BRADBURY CT PORTLAND 435 BRIDGEPORT VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT W OF INTERSECTION OF SW 72 AVE & BRIDGEPORT RD. TUALATIN X X 436 UNIVERSITY MECHANICAL 1809 SW LOWER BOONES FERRY RD PORTLAND 437 7259 SW BRIDGEPORT RD TIGARD 438 ARCO SS #4465 7220 SW HAZEL FERN RD TIGARD X X X 438 PARKLAND DEVELOPMENT 7340 SW HAZEL FERN RD TIGARD X X 438 THE POINTE AT BRIDGEPORT 7300 SW HAZEL FERN RD TIGARD 438 TUALATIN RETAIL (DBA SCHNEIDER TRUCKING) SW BRIDGEPORT & SW HAZEL FERN RD TUALATIN 438 WESTERN COMPLIANCE SERVICES INC. 7160 SW HAZEL FERN RD TUALATIN X 439 THE POINTE AT BRIDGEPORT 7300 SW HAZEL FERN RD TIGARD 440 THE SHOPPES AND HOTEL AT BRIDGEPORT 7265 SW LOWER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD 441 UNOCAL 6122 17929 SW LOWER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD X X 441 17932 SW LOWER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD 442 24 HOUR FITNESS 17942 SW MCEWAN RD TUALATIN 442 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION #6122 17929 SW MCEWAN RD TUALATIN X 442 VERIZON WIRELESS 17937 SW MCEWAN RD TUALATIN

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-15 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 1 ALPINE GARAGE 408 SW HALL ST PORTLAND X 1 FORMER JASMINE TREE RESTAURANT 401 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND 1 HALL ST GARAGE 444 SW HALL ST PORTLAND X 1 HARRISON COURTS APARTMENTS 1834 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 1 KORBA AND WINTERS SERVICE STATION 1887 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 1 PAUL S SERVICE GARAGE BATTERY S TIRE CO 1839 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 1 UNIVERSITY CENTER PARKING 1851 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 1 SW 4TH AVE & SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND 2 U S GARAGE 1625 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 3 CHA CHA CHA 1986 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 3 COLONIAL CLEANERS 1925 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 3 EDDIE S CLEANERS 1901 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 3 ENGINE-4 511 SW COLLEGE ST PORTLAND 3 NEIGHBOR, ROBERT 626 SW COLLEGE ST PORTLAND X 3 PSU COLLEGE STATION 1950 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 3 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 1912 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 3 UNEEDA CLEANERS AND D 3ERS 1938 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 4 LOUIS DREYFUS CORP 1799 SW 1ST AVE STE 650 PORTLAND 4 1800 SW 1ST AVE STE 650 PORTLAND X X 5 ADVANCED DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGIES INC 222 SW HARRISON ST STE GO3 PORTLAND X 5 PORTLAND CENTER APARTMENTS 111 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND 5 200 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND X 6 SISSON HARVEY G 115 SW MONTGOMERY ST PORTLAND X 7 BONNIE LEE CLEANERS 2008 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND 7 IRVINGTON RICHFIELD STATION 2039 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND X 7 JIFFY LUBE #1011 2025 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND X 7 RAYS TIME SERVICE 1956 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND X 7 STERN S ASSOCIATED SERVICE 2086 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND X 7 1984 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND 8 COLUMBIA LINEN SUPPLY CO, STEINER CORPORATION 1866 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 9 4th AVENUE BUILDING 1900 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 4TH AVE GARAGE 2038 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 ANOUSHIRAVANI, MONTEZA. AL-ATTRASH TRADING CO 1966 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 BOAK VAUGHN SHELL SERVICE 2103 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 BUDGET RENT-A-CAR OF WA-OR, INC. 2033 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 CHUCK S PHILLIPS, AT&T MOBILITY 2211 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 COLUMBIA CASCADE TIMBER CO 1975 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 LAUNDER EZE CO 2238 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 10 MASTER PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS. MASTER, STEVE. 1968 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 PSU - TRIMET PARKING LOT 2005 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 SIGFRIT RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 2235 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 10 2020 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 10 SW 4TH AVE & SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X 11 RIVERSIDE ATHLETIC CLUB 150 SW MONTGOMERY ST PORTLAND X 11 SOUTH WATERFRONT REDEVELOPMENT AREA 3 SW RIVER PKWY & SW HARBOR DR PORTLAND X 12 HEATING OIL TANK 2021 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 13 MAJESTIC CLEANERS & LAUNDRY INC. 1975 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 13 METRO CENTER 2000 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 14 HEATING OIL TANK 301 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X 14 RED LION HOTEL - DOWNTOWN 310 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X 14 245 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND 14 SW 3RD AVE & SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND 15 SOUTH WATERFRONT AT RIVERPL, PARCEL 2 B&C SW RIVER DR PORTLAND X 16 HEATING OIL TANK 2027 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 17 GESTETNER CORPORATION 2136 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 17 VERIZON WIRELESS 2130 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 18 AMATO BROS 2205 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 18 EUROPEAN AUTO CENTRE 2104 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 18 HEATING OIL TANK 620 SW GRANT ST PORTLAND X 19 STATES SERVICE STATION 2236 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 20 ROSS ISLAND SUPER SERVICE 2301 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 20 2309 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 21 BALZER PACIFIC EQUIPMENT CO 600 SE SHERMAN ST PORTLAND X 21 FIFTEEN AND FIVE WASH N DRY 2318 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 21 KEN S CLIPPER SERVICE 2301 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 21 NICK'S DUNIWAY FIVE STAR CLEANERS 2305 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X 21 PACIFIC NORTHWEST RENAL SERVIC 2300 SW 6TH AVE STE 200 PORTLAND X 21 STAR OILCO 2357 SE 50TH AVE PORTLAND X 21 WASH TUB THE 2320 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND 21 2309 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND

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Southwest Corridor U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 22 E F AUTO 2315 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 22 MILLER PRODUCTS SW CARUTHERS ST & SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X X 22 ODOT E EDGE OF HARBOR DR, BELOW WB I-5 EXIT RAMP ONTO I-405 PORTLAND X 22 STEARNS, DOUGLAS 2337 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 22 THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2305 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 22 2325 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 24 COPEL CHAS P 2499 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 24 DIGESO, FRANK 2404 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 24 DRAX CORPORATION #2 2405 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 24 HOYT JACK CHEVRON SERVICE 2400 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 24 LIND S UNION OIL SERVICE 2435 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 24 MINZALGI, LISA HOT 425 SW SHERIDAN ST PORTLAND X 24 NATIONAL LAUNDRY 2438 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 24 ON-SITE ACCOUNTING 2416 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 24 ROYAL CLEANERS 2409 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X X 25 ADP PLAZA 2525 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 26 PAVEMENT SERVICES, INC. 2510 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 27 GREYHOUND LINES INC 2521 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 28 CASCADE TEXACO SERVICE 2828 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X 28 HEATING OIL TANK 013 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND 28 2828 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND 28 KINNEY P W 1050 CORBETT ST PORTLAND X 28 MAC S SERVICE STATION 2718 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X 28 MASTERPRINT 2737 SW CORBETT ST PORTLAND X 28 MILLER FRED E 139 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND X 28 NELSON, MICHAEL 0117 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 28 PARAMOUNT SERVICE STATION 12 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND X 28 X-RAY INC OF OREGON 2718 SW WATER ST PORTLAND 28 ZUKAS JNO 1001 CORBETT ST PORTLAND 28 49 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND X 29 LA GRAND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 2620 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 30 ADP PLAZA 2525 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 30 ARTHUR ST BUILDING 140 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 30 CITY SERVICE STATION 235 ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 30 HEATING OIL TANK 2721-2725 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 30 LEW S SERVICE 248 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 30 MARQUAM GARAGE 214 ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 30 ROGERS HARLE B 240 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 30 TOSCO 5664/UNOCAL STATION #5664 110 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 30 WEST SIDE CLEANERS AND DYERS 2739 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 30 2725 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 31 OHSU 2611 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X 32 DE YOUNG VERNON 40 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND X 32 ROSS ISLAND GULF STATION 36 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X 33 AT&T MOBILITY 2828 SW FRONT AVE PORTLAND X 33 HEATING OIL TANK 030 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND 33 MEADE PROPERTY 2804 SW NAITO PKWY & 16 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND X X 34 TANZER, BARAK 136 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND X 35 PORTLAND STCAR - GIBBS EXTENSION PROJECT BETWEEN SW SHERIDAN ST & GIBBS ST PORTLAND X 35 KUNESH, M 3033 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 36 PACIFIC LIGHT TECHNOLOGIES CORP 2828 SW CORBETT AVE STE 111 PORTLAND X 37 SINGER, PHILLIP 2906 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X 38 GRASLE ELECTRIC 2904 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 39 WESTWOOD CORPORATION 3030 SW MOODY AVE PORTLAND X 40 KING, VICTORIA 18 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND X 40 NATIONAL COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE 049 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND X 41 PORTLAND CHILDREN'S MUSEUM 3037 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X 42 BARNUM FRED L 3003 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 42 NCR CORPORATION 3025 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 43 CEDARWOOD SCHOOL 3030 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X 43 PACIFIC HWY GARAGE 3025 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 43 PISOTCHI, ROSE 3037 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 43 WALSH CONSTRUCTION 3015 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 43 WALSH CONSTRUCTION CO. 3016 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND 43 WOODS, THERESA 25 SW WOODS ST PORTLAND X 43 KUNESH, M 3033 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X 44 GAS MART NO 1 3007 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 45 PORTLAND CITY OF BES WOOD ST TRUNK SEWER 3040 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 46 SW NAITO PKWY & ROSS ISLAND BRIDGE PORTLAND 47 DERSTINE, NATE 0110 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-17 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 47 GOLDSER, LINDA 3218 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X 47 HEATING OIL TANK 40 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND 47 ROWLAND, C HOT 039 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X 47 SCHROTER J A 191 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X 47 SUBWAY SERVICE STATION 135 SW GROVER ST PORTLAND X 47 3205 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 48 SUBWAY SERVICE STATION 0307 SW GROVER ST PORTLAND X 49 TOP LINE FIXTURES INC 3207 SW 1ST AVE STE 200 PORTLAND X 50 CHYLE, RICHARD 3340 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 50 HARTMANN MOTORS INC 101 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X 51 J AND J GARAGE 3211 SW FRONT AVE PORTLAND X 52 TWIN CEDARS SERVICE STATION 1706 SW MACADAM AVE PORTLAND X 53 OHSU 3375 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X 54 KOSKA, M 0222 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X 55 BUELL, HAROLD 3324 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X 56 ENGFER, RANDY 024 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X 56 HEATING OIL TANK 3404 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND 56 HEATING OIL TANK. LAMB, HENRY 031-037 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND 56 PAYNE, STAN 3426 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 56 LAMB, H 23 SW WHITAKER PORTLAND X 56 SMITH, JIM 3403-3407 SW CORBETT PORTLAND X 57 LAMB, HENRY 035 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND 57 035 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X 58 OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY 3181 SW SAM JACKSON PARK RD PORTLAND X 59 SPOSITO, SAM & JESSIE 26 SW CURRY ST PORTLAND X 60 HEATING OIL TANK 3526 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 60 LEE, KRISTEN 3507 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 60 PARDUE PROPERTY 3605 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 61 IVANCIE, JIM 3734 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 62 MUMFORD MANAGEMENT 3736 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X 62 303 SW LANE ST PORTLAND X 63 SUPERVISION 3811 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 64 HARRIS ENTERPRISES INC 3838 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 65 BLUESTONE & HOCKLEY REALTY INC 3835 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X 66 CORBETT CONDOMINIUMS 4200 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 66 DOYLE, KELLY 3915 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 66 ESPRESSO CLEANERS 4006 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 66 FRAZER, WILLIAM 3935 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 66 HAMILTON JOHN J 4110 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 66 HEATING OIL TANK 4019 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 66 HOLMAN SCHOOL ENGINEER CANTONMENT SW CORBETT AVE & SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND 66 KIM, LOUISE 4225 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 66 RIFER REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT 4230 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 66 SMEAD, KATHLEEN 4126 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 66 U DEVELOP INC 4100 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 66 NICO, HEATHER 0130 SW THOMAS ST PORTLAND 67 BOLGER, MARGARET 36 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X 67 BUEUKER, GUSTAVE 4235 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND 67 BUTLER, VELMA 4014 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X 67 ESTATE OF GERTUDE MULVIHILL 12 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X 67 HEATING OIL TANK 29 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND 67 4030 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND 67 4128 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND 67 4131 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND 67 4212 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND 67 JEWETT, TIM 4019 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X 67 KRAEMER, JEFF 0123 SW LOWELL ST PORTLAND X 67 MILLER, PAUL 4140 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X 67 SACKETT, JEFF 3993 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X 67 CHILDRESS, ELIZABETH 13 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X 67 BISACCIO, G 4112 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X 68 CUMMINGS, KAREN 4217 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X 68 HALL ESTATE 4215 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X 69 ALBERTY, BARBARA 307 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X 69 FELDMAN, ANGIE 200 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X 69 KING, SHELLY 4322 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X 69 MOODY, MAX 4411 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X 69 MULLER, WILL 4401 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X 69 RECHHOLTZ, LAURIE 4408 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X 69 RIFER REAL ESTATE DELVP PROPERTY 0219 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X

B4.14-18 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information

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Southwest Corridor U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 69 WILDE, DENNIS 4310 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X 70 HEATING OIL TANK 115 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND 71 BAREUR BLVD ENCO SERVICE 4330 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 71 BROWN A J 4420 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 71 COOK PAGING 4412 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 71 MC CORD GAROLD L 4410 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 71 PBS ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL 4412 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X 71 WILSON, CATHY 037 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X 71 FINN, R 4407 SW CORBETT ST PORTLAND X 72 BERRY, KAREN 4335 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X 72 GLENDINNING, N 4400 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X 73 TRAN, HU-SUY 4341 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X 74 HEATING OIL TANK 347 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND 75 REAM, SAMUEL 127 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X 76 DYER, NADA 404 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X 76 HAMMOND, WALTRAUD 418 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND 76 HEATING OIL TANK 506 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND 77 DANCE, DAVID 364 SW HAMILTON CT PORTLAND X 78 GUSTAVSON, PAUL 4629 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X 78 PERRIN, PETER 4545 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X 78 TABERNACLE CHURCH 4539 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X 79 I-5 MP 299 NORTH BOUND PORTLAND 80 4702 SW SLAVIN RD PORTLAND X 81 SLAVIN RD LANDFILL SITE SW SLAVIN RD. NEAR INTERSECTION W/SW SEYMOUR RD. PORTLAND X 82 HEATING OIL TANK 4936-4950 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 83 5700 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND 84 BOLES, STANLEY 5850 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X 84 TENNEY, GARNET 5800 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X 85 GORE, JIM 5863 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X 86 STEWART, W 515 SW CHELTENHAM ST PORTLAND X 87 ROGER & TANA PAGET 5900 SW RALSTON DR PORTLAND X 87 CHURCH, L 5930 SW RALSTON DR PORTLAND X 87 RUBIN, CHARLOTTE 6005 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 88 HEATING OIL TANK 536 SW CHELTENHAM ST PORTLAND 89 TERWILLIGER HEIGHTS SERVICE STATION 6051 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 90 ODOT - IOWA ST VIADUCT SW IOWA ST PORTLAND 91 ODOT I5 IOWA ST VIADUCT I5 MILEPOINT 298.17 NB PORTLAND 92 GOLF SAVINGS BANK 6421 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X 92 KRANE, JOEL 6420 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X 92 OSBORN, GLENN 6455 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X 92 PHILLIPS, RICK 6415 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND 92 SCHEUFELE, SUSAN 6465 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND 92 KEATING, K 6445 SW PARK HILL WAY PORTLAND X 93 CHERRY, DICK 6338 SW VIEWPOINT TER PORTLAND X 94 HEATING OIL TANK 6430 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND 95 BERLAND, JOHN 6441 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND 6441 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X SALLY GREER 6464 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X SCHERR, STEVE 6612 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X SCHEUFELE, SUSAN 6465 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X SULLIVAN, DONN 6510 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND FRAZER, W 6454 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X 96 CULLEN, CAREY 6626 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND PARKER ESTATE 6600 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X 97 IMONDI, RON 0206 SW FLORIDA ST PORTLAND X 98 WILSON, G 0203 SW CALIFORNIA ST PORTLAND X 99 6925 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND 100 LARSON, STEVE 6906 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 101 GOTESMAN, NATHAN 7030 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X 101 HEATING OIL TANK 0223 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND 101 221 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND 101 ROLFES, KURT 6923 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X 101 VESSELY, ANDY 7021 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X 101 WEBB, LOIS 218 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND X 102 HEATING OIL TANK 7006 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND 102 OHLGREN, CHRIS 7010 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X 102 RIOSECO, ZURINA 6930 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X 103 HEATING OIL TANK 6925 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND 103 WALL, GARRETT 7000 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X 104 BORER, LENNY 7130 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-19 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 104 FOLLETT, PAUL 7135 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X 104 HEATING OIL TANK 7158 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND 104 7207 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND 104 OORTHUYS, GERARD 7116 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 104 PULLAN, JUDITH 7010 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 104 SWEET III, THADDEUS C 7147 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 104 TOM TAFT 7007 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 104 ZUPANIC, BRANDON 7105 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 104 HOWIESON, JOHN 7159 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 FOSTER, JIM 7135 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 FRANCES A. HANNA TRUST 7155 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND 105 7155 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 GALVIN, DAVE & GLORIA 7125 SW 12TH DR PORTLAND X 105 GOLDBERG, PATRICIA 7200 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 HEATING OIL TANK 805 SW CALDEW DR PORTLAND 105 MEYERS, MARK 7240 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND 105 MORASCH, STEVEN & MARSHA 7122 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND 105 7122 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 PETERSON, MARGARET 7145 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 PRUSS, GERALD 7115 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 NOGGLE, R 7140 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 JOLLEY, L 7207 SW 13TH DR PORTLAND X 105 MEYER, D 7212 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X 105 SWEET, JOHN 7230 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND 105 FAUST, PATTY 7245 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X 106 KENNEDY, MARY 7116 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X 106 MCCUTCHEN, JOHN 110 SW NEVADA ST PORTLAND X 107 HEATING OIL TANK 7129 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND 108 MARK HYDER 7117 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND 108 7117 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X 108 VAN SICKEL, KAY 7154 SW NEVADA TER PORTLAND X 108 7111 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND 108 KNODELL, B 7120 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X 108 BROWN, A 7170 SW NEVADA TER PORTLAND X 109 OSBORNE, GERI 7207 SW 2ND ST PORTLAND X 110 HEATING OIL TANK 7300 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND 110 7326 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND 110 ROTHSCHILD, ROBERT 7211 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X 110 MARRION, N OR SHEPARD,DAWN 7301 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X 111 BARRAR, JEFF 7228 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 111 GREENE, TODD 7215 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X 111 SPRINGER, GREG 7225 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 111 7224 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND 111 BROWNFAIN, B 7279 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 112 HOLMAN CONSTUCTION 7362 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 113 A-BOY ELECTRIC & PLUMBING INC 7365 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 114 HEATING OIL TANK 7266 SW NEVADA CT PORTLAND 115 SOUTHEAST COMPANY 7443 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 115 WARD S MOBIL SERVICE 7453 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 116 FARNHAM CHAMPION SERVICE STATION 7390 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 116 KADY S SERVICE STATION AND CAR WASH 7388 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 116 POWELL DISTRIBUTING 7392 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 117 KAADY CAR WASH 7400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 118 CONLEE ENGINEERS INC 1308 SW BERTHA BLVD PORTLAND X 118 1410 SW BERTHA BLVD. PORTLAND 118 BRUINIER, L 1334 SW BERTHA BLVD PORTLAND X 119 BURLINGAME FRED MEYER 7529 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 119 7555 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 120 3 AND 5 PLEXES/CONDO HOMES 7436 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 121 I-5 SB EXIT AT TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND 121 I-5, TEWILLIGER CURVES PORTLAND 122 AUTOMATIC LAUNDRDMAT S DRY CLEANING 7575 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 123 INVITROGEN / CASCADE BIOLOGICS INC 1341 SW CUSTER DR PORTLAND X 124 I-5 MP 296.5 PORTLAND 125 PACIFIC 1ST BANK 7635 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 126 DUWE, SHERRY 1620 SW CUSTER ST PORTLAND X 127 I-5 MP 297 PORTLAND 128 KILPATRICK, RYAN 7750 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X 129 DAVIS, CARRIE 1405 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X 130 DECKERS, GAYLE 1720 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND

B4.14-20 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information

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Southwest Corridor U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 130 DOBSON, TOM & SUZANNE 1828 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X 130 HEATING OIL TANK 1723 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND 130 HODGEN TRUST 1737 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND 130 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 1805 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X 131 DAVI, BRENT 7707 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X 131 HEATING OIL TANK 7728 SW 10TH AVE PORTLAND 131 KROMMIGA, LEE MR. 7735 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X 132 MURPHY, HEATHER & KEVIN 7726 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X 133 AL S ENCO SERVICE 7705 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 133 CROWN CASTLE 7660 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 133 LONG S CHEVRON SERVICE 7730 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 134 HEATING OIL TANK 7714 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND 135 BAUMANN, CAROLYN 1609 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X 135 DICKSON, CARRIE 1641 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X 136 TOMLINSON, ROY 7801 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X 137 HERNDON RECOGNITION CO‎ 7800 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 137 PHIL'S AUTO CLINIC 1330 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X 138 HEATING OIL TANK 1705 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND 139 HEATING OIL TANK 7925 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND 139 RATHJEN TRUST 7847 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X 139 TURINA, COLETTE 7825 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND 139 7835 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND 140 7915 SW 19TH AVE 7915 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND 140 COLLIN, CHARLIE 1814 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X 140 DUNBAUGH, PAMELA 7935 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X 140 GRONQUIST, CHARLOTTE 1843 SW EVANS ST PORTLAND X 140 HEATING OIL TANK 1822 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND 141 BARNUM, EARL 7934 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 141 HAROLD S SHELL SERVICE 7914 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 141 VERDURMEN EDMOND H 7914 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X 141 1430 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND 142 CREITZ, GREG 1718 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X 143 FERRYMAN, TODD 7938 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X 143 7942 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X 144 AL AND MIKE S AUTO SERVICE 8138 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 145 COOSOIDATED AUTO WORKS OF OREGON 1641 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD PORTLAND X 146 HEATING OIL TANK 8030 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND 147 BARBUR BLVD. EQUIPMENT RENTALS 8205 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 147 VERIZON WIRELESS 8205 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X 148 I-5 TERWILLIGER EXIT PORTLAND 149 COMCAST CABLE COMMUNICATIONS 1731 SW FALCON ST PORTLAND X 150 SAFEWAY STORE NO 3136 8145 SW BARBER BLVD PORTLAND 150 8145 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 151 QWEST CORPORATION 799 8021 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X X 152 SALAS, MICHAEL 8035 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X 153 8131 SW 14TH AVE PORTLAND 154 LIVINGSTON, GARY 1243 SW HUME ST PORTLAND X 155 OREGON LAUNDRY CLEANERS 8224 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 156 JAMES F MARTIN DMD 2350 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD PORTLAND X 157 NICOL, KEITH 8283 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 157 WEST HILLS CARSTAR 8300 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 158 PARRONE, THERESA HOT 2607 SW HOME CT PORTLAND X 158 SPARKS, JIM & CAROLYN 2625 SW HUME CT PORTLAND X 159 PACIFIC CAR CARE 8350 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 159 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION NO. 4343 8360 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 160 HEATING OIL TANK 8405 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 160 SHURGARD STORAGE LOT 8437 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 160 8437 SW BARBUR BLVD UNIT 5011 PORTLAND X 161 FRED MEYER FUEL #040 8420 SW 24TH AVE PORTLAND X 161 8405 SW 24TH PORTLAND 162 CAPITOL HILL 8401 SW 17TH AVE PORTLAND X 163 SAUNDERS, ETTA 2700 SW HUME CT PORTLAND X 164 BARBUR FAMILY DENTISTRY INC 8430 SW 22ND AVE PORTLAND X 164 SANDSTROM, G 8414 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 165 1919 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND 166 ST CLARE CHURCH SCHOOL 8535 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X 167 ARROW AUTO SERVICE 8683 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 167 BARBUR BLVD HALF HOUR SELF SERVICE LAUNDROMAT 8607 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 167 BARBUR BLVD TEXACO 8604 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 167 CAPITOL HILL AUTO SERVICE 8633 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-21 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 167 JIFFY LUBE #1004 8655 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 167 KAADY CARWASH 2545 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND 167 OIL CAN HENRY S 8651 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 167 8630 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 168 HASTIN, ROBERT 2745 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND X 169 I-5 SB BARBUR EXIT PORTLAND 170 HEATING OIL TANK 8611 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND 170 8612 SW 20TH AVE PORTLAND 171 8700 SW 26TH AVE PORTLAND 172 ENGINE-18 8720 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X 172 SLAUGHTER, DONALD 8600 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X 173 SHOTIE S FRIENDLY SERVICE 8738 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 174 2125 SW DOLPH CT PORTLAND 175 CAUDLE, CHERI 8930 SW 25TH AVE PORTLAND X 175 IVY TREE APARTMENTS 2340 SW DOLPH CT PORTLAND X 176 FLOYD S RICHFIELD SERVICE 8979 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 176 HEADWATERS AT TRYON CREEK 8833 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X 176 HEADWATERS AT TYRON CREEK 8845 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X 176 8905 SW 30TH AVE RM 324 PORTLAND 176 8924 SW AVE 30TH PORTLAND 177 HOTELLING S CLEANERS 8840 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 178 I-5 @ SW 26TH WATER QUALITY FACILITY I-5/SW BARBUR/SW 26TH WAY PORTLAND X 179 TWIN CEDARS AUTO SERVICE 8911 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 180 HEATING OIL TANK 3201-3215 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND 180 SULLIVAN, JOHN 3202 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X 180 3712 & 3718 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND 180 MARIGOLD TER APARTMENTS 3202-3236 MARIGOLD TER PORTLAND X 181 HEATING OIL TANK 8920 SW 26TH AVE PORTLAND 182 LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER 8910 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 182 8920 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 183 I-5 SOUTH MP 296 PORTLAND 184 FACTOR, MANDA 2501 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X 185 AWFUL BROTHERS 9000 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 185 BARBUR BOWL U WASH 9049 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 185 CHEVRON U.S.A., INC. - 94432 9025 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 185 CLINE S ONE HOUR CLEANERS 9051 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 185 CLINES CLEANERS 9053 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 185 DAVIS LOCK 9050 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 185 MINIT LUBE NO 1058 8970 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 185 9100 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 186 I-5 SOUTH MP 296-287 PORTLAND 187 BELDING, ROBERT 3441 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X 187 HANKS, ROGER 3433 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X 187 WITTEN, MATTHEW 3345 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X 187 ENGLAND, HUBERT 3325 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND 187 LARGE, R 3344 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X 187 ERICKSON, L 3405 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X 187 LAMOREAUX, C 3421 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X 188 BELDING, ROBERT 3441 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND 188 JANACEK, MRS 3221 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X 189 CIULA ESTATE 9222 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X 189 HEATING OIL TANK 9129 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND 189 KUNI, JOAN 01900 SW PALENTINE RD PORTLAND X 189 MCMILLAN, MARLENE 9100 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X 189 QUINN, D 2715 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 189 KEEBAUGH, C 9126 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X 190 HI LO AUTO SERVICE 9210 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 190 U-HAUL CENTER OF BARBUR BLVD 9121 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 191 BUCK, DELORES 9314 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X 191 DAVENPORT ESTATE 3560 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X 191 DEWOLFE, NILA 3532 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X 191 DOUGLAS, MIKE 9335 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X 191 HEATING OIL TANK 9140 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND 191 MIDDLETON, TERESA 3463 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X 191 SAMMERS, R 3542 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X 191 STONE, R 9323 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X 192 LOCKWOOD, LARRY 3446 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X 192 3410 SW ALICE ST APT 1 PORTLAND 192 3440 SW ALICE ST #4 PORTLAND 192 LARSEN PROPERTY 3415 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X

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Southwest Corridor U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 193 LION OIL CO 9320 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 193 SYSTEM UPGRADES FOR ST JOHN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN X 194 FRANCIS, JULIAN 2936 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 194 HEATING OIL TANK 2820 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND 194 MORRISEY, ELIZABETH 2830 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 194 POTERFIELD, MOLLY 2839 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND 194 HAMMOMD, T 2834 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 195 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC 9343 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND 196 CHASE, KAREN 3715 SW BAIRD ST PORTLAND 196 HEATING OIL TANK 3661 SW BAIRD ST PORTLAND 197 WHITAKER ELLIS 9400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 197 POLECHRONES, NICHOAS 9400 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X 198 ROBERTI, SHAWN 3124 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 198 NIEMEYER PROJECT 3048 SW TAYLOR FERRY RD PORTLAND 198 3048 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 199 SW 35TH & TAYLORS FERRY PORTLAND 200 ZWAHLEN ROBT 9449 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 201 HAZCON INC 9500 SW BARBUR BLVD SUITE 100 PORTLAND X 201 US TECHNICAL SERVICES INC 9513 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 201 BYE, T 9511 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 202 PUCILOSKI TRUST 3921 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND X 203 HEATING OIL TANK 9535 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 204 FORD, JEANNIE 9589 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 204 HEATING OIL TANK 3801 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND 204 VERIZON WIRELESS 9570 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 204 WRIGHT, JOANNE 3729 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND X 205 ODOT - BALDOCK MAINTENANCE FACILITY 9637 SW 35TH DR PORTLAND X 206 SPORUP HENRY R 9640 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 207 CAPITOL AUTO WORKS INC 9741 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 207 HEATING OIL TANK 9629 SW 42ND AVE PORTLAND 207 9703 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 208 PACIFIC VETERINARY INC 9715 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 209 BUCK'S TOWING 9803 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 209 VAN COELEN HARRY A 9821 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 210 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 9700 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 211 EDWARDS, C 4520 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X 212 LINK, JEFF 9800 SW 49TH AVE PORTLAND X 213 BARBUR FOODS 9845 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 213 HAMILTON GROCERY AND FEED CO 9936 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 214 ACTION FAST PHOTO 9889 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 214 CHEVRON USA INC - 91935 9811 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 215 WILLIAMS, RON OR PALMER, JACK 9863 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X 216 I-205 N PORTLAND 217 HEATING OIL TANK 9834 SW 48TH AVE PORTLAND 218 3641 SW EVELYN ST PORTLAND 219 WEIDEMAN, RAYMOND 9929 SW 48TH AVE PORTLAND X 220 10040 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 220 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 220 HARRIS OIL CO. METROFUELING, INC. 10000 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 220 OIL CAN HENRYS/CAPITOL CAR CARE CENTER 10030 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 221 SPRINGDALE CLEANERS 10075 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 222 10024 SW 50TH AVE PORTLAND 223 SHELL STATION #36 10060 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 224 CENTURYLINK 10015 SW 40TH AVE PORTLAND X 225 PACIFIC HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING INC 4647 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND X 226 3825 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND 227 SHELL STATION #120440 10120 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 228 19155 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 229 INTEX CONTRACTORS 3918 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND X 230 HEATING OIL TANK 4528 SW VALONA WAY PORTLAND 230 SCHENK, STEVE 4434 SW VALONA WAY PORTLAND X 231 FIRESTONE INN 10299 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 232 HEATING OIL TANK 4135 SW ALFRED ST PORTLAND 233 AT&T MOBILITY 5010 SW ALFRED ST PORTLAND X 234 TORLAND, W 4560 SW LURADEL ST PORTLAND X 235 10400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 235 10450 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 236 TURNER, JOHN 10432 SW 53RD AVE PORTLAND X 237 BARBUR BLVD VETERINARY HOSPITAL 10629 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 237 HALVORSON-MASON - YARD & OFFICE 10626 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-23 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 238 WIDENER, GLENN 10716 SW 49TH AVE PORTLAND X 239 HEATING OIL TANK 10926 SW 58TH AVE PORTLAND 240 HEATING OIL TANK 10915 SW 57TH AVE PORTLAND 240 10930 SW 57TH AVE PORTLAND 241 SZYMCEK 10922 SW 60TH AVE PORTLAND X 242 HEATING OIL TANK 10945 SW 61ST AVE PORTLAND 243 ANDERSON, GREG 5105 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND X 243 SIDERAS, DAVID 11007 SW 51ST AVE PORTLAND X 244 KURISU INTERNATIONAL 5350 SW PASADENA ST PORTLAND 245 COZART, DAVID 11021 SW 59TH AVE PORTLAND X 246 KURISU INTERNATIONAL INC 11125 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 247 CHAFFEY DEVELOPEMENT 4934 SW POMOMA ST PORTLAND 247 4934 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND X 247 HEATING OIL TANK 5016 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND 247 4936 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND 248 I-5 NB/HWY 99 ON-RAMP PORTLAND 249 VERIZON WIRELESS 11140 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 250 LUOTO, TERRI 11295 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 251 JOHNSON, KATHLEEN 11224 SW 53RD AVE PORTLAND X 252 ASHCREEK COMMONS 11226-11230 SW 62ND AVE PORTLAND X 253 MUNROE, C 11226 SW 65TH AVE PORTLAND X 254 HEATING OIL TANK 11301 SW 55TH AVE PORTLAND 255 HEATING OIL TANK 11240 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 256 SCHMIDT, STAN 5424 SW PALATINE ST PORTLAND X 257 ARCO SS #4275 11381 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X 258 DAHL, BETH 5223 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND X 258 ELLINGTON, MARK 11256 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 258 HEATING OIL TANK 5135 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND 258 ROBSON, HAROLD 11248 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 259 HARTMANN MOTORS 11330 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND X 260 PANOCO SHELL #60 11415 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X 260 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 6440 SW CORONADO ST PORTLAND X 260 11400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 260 11455 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 260 11540 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X 260 SW 64TH AVE & SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND 261 HEATING OIL TANK 11375 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 261 HUBER, MIKE 11384 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 261 PETRONE, GERRALD 11385 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 261 BRUCE, JIM 11366 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X 262 DAFOE, JANET 5510 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND X 263 SW 60TH AVE & SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND 264 ADAMS LUMBER 11420 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 265 CHRISTIAN, DEAN 11551 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X 265 CROW, GERALD 11552 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X 266 BURTON, TREVOR 5043 SW VESTA ST PORTLAND X 267 CHRISTIE, KASEY 11744 SW 61ST AVE PORTLAND X 268 EGGERT, GREGORY 6211 SW LESSER WAY PORTLAND X 269 U-HAUL CENTER OF TIGARD 11552 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 270 HEATING OIL TANK 12029 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND 270 DAWES, U 11955 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X 271 BROWN, LARRY 12030 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND X 271 GALAN, DAVID 12009 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND X 272 TIGARD BUSINESS CENTER 11308 SW 68TH PKWY TIGARD X 273 ANN MUTH 6302 SW PALLAY CT PORTLAND 273 6305 SW PALLAY CT PORTLAND X 274 HADLEY, TONY 12200 SW 65TH AVE PORTLAND X 275 FOX CAPITAL CORP 6415 SW HAINES ST PORTLAND 276 CHASE, BILL & VIOLET 11580 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 277 HEATING OIL TANK 7465 SW DUVALL ST TIGARD 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #2 7505 SW DUVALL ST TIGARD X 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #3 7340 SW DUVAL ST TIGARD X 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #4 HOT 7460 SW DUVAL ST TIGARD X 278 CLAYTON GROUP SERVICES INC 11675 SW 66TH AVE PORTLAND X 279 VERIZON WIRELESS 11744 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 280 COSTCO GASOLINE #111 7850 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD 281 KAUFFMAN, VALERIE 11720 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 282 LARSEN, IRVING 11725 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD X 283 TIGARD PLAZA CLEANERS 11945 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD 284 POLLACK, DON 11795 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD X

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Southwest Corridor U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 285 ODOT 99W AT MP8.56 OR 99W AT OR 217 TIGARD 286 CITY OF TIGARD 11847 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD 286 KNAUSS CHEVROLET COMPANY 11880 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 287 SHELL STATION #120535 11834 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 288 GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO 11993 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 288 TRENARY, BRYAN 11981 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 288 8820 SW CENTER ST TIGARD 289 ZIMMLER DEVELOPMENT LLC 11945 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD X 290 HEINTZ, MARTY 8925 SW CENTER ST TIGARD X 290 LUKE-DORF INC 11895 SW GREENBURG RD TIGARD X 290 PRECISION TUNE AUTO CARE 12035 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X 290 8935 SW CENTER ST TIGARD 290 ACROSS ST FROM 8995 CENTER ST TIGARD 290 HWY 99W NB MP 16-9 TIGARD 291 11930 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 292 HOFFARBOR, BARABRA 12005 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X X 292 TIGARD AUTO CENTER 11900 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X X 293 DARTMOUTH SQUARE 11935 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD X 294 WALMART SUPERCENTER #5935 7600 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD X 294 7500 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD 295 7255 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD 296 72ND & DARTMOUTH RD. TIGARD 297 TIGARD MAIN ST CLEANERS 12155 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 297 ADJ. 8995 CENTER ST TIGARD 298 GENUINE PARTS COMPANY 12085 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 299 12060 SW MAIN ST TIGARD 300 ADVANCED DIGITAL IMAGING INC 12156 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X 300 APEX LABORATORIES 12172 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X 300 SPIEKER PROPERTIES PK 217 BSN CTR 12176 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X 300 SYNEKTRON CORPORATION 12000 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X 301 APEX LABORATORIES, LLC 12232 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X 301 CARDIAC RESUSCITATOR CORP 12244 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X 301 CHESTER LABNET 12242 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X 302 WALMART STORE #5935-00 S OF SW DARTMOUTH ST & SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 303 12150 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD 304 RITE AID NO 5354 12080 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 305 TIGARD POST OFFICE 12210 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 306 12265 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 307 DOYLE, RANDALL 12260 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 307 12265 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD 308 DESSERT, MIKE 7100 SW ELMHURST ST TIGARD X 309 FREY, HILDE 12170 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 310 KIM, SUK 12300 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD X 311 12300 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD X 312 HEATING OIL TANK 12360 SW KNOLL ST TIGARD 313 HEATING OIL TANK 7355 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD 313 LAURENS, MIKE 7315 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X 313 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS 7310 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X 314 DUNKLE WEYRAUCH 8770 SW SCOFFINS ST TIGARD X 314 PIETILA, ELVA 8730 SW SCOFFINS ST TIGARD X 315 DAVE NICOLI, RETAIL BUILDING 12260 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X X 316 CITY OF TIGARD 12460 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 316 TIGARD GLASS COMPANY 12500 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 316 TIGARD SHELL 12475 SW MAIN ST TIGARD 316 TYLERS AUTOMOTIVE 12485 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 316 9295 SW ELECTRIC ST TIGARD X 316 HEATING OIL TANK 7420 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD 318 SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR RIGHT-OF-WAY - TIGARD SPRR RIGHT-OF-WAY WEST OF 8900 SW COMMERCIAL ST. TIGARD X 318 TRIMET TIGARD TC 8960 SW COMMERCIAL TIGARD X 318 8960 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X X 319 CARLSON TESTING INC 8430 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 319 8430 SW HUNZIKER ST STE 100 TIGARD X 319 SW HALL & SW HUNZIKER TIGARD 319 GREENLAW-FINK PROPERTY 12360 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 319 NITOS, S 8465 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 319 8485 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 320 CAREFREE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 12450 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD X 321 CLIMATE CONDITIONING INC 12360 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 321 12400 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X 322 RED ROCK CENTER 12625 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-25 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 322 GORMAN 7065 SW BEVELAND ST TIGARD X 323 HSBC TIGARD CALL CENTER 12447 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD X 324 ROBERTS, C 12465 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 325 FARMCRAFT FACILITY (FORMER) 8900 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X X 326 T SCANDIA MOTORS 8848 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X 326 TUALATIN VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE 8845 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X X 327 BROOKS, D 7085 SW BEVELEND RD TIGARD X 328 HARRIS MCMONAGLE ASSOCIATES INC 12555 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 329 EAGLE HARDWARE & GARDEN HOT 12545 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 330 ANNAND, JOHN 8260 SW HUNZIKER RD TIGARD X 330 IRVINGTON MOORE 8205 SW HUNZIKER RD TIGARD X 331 STEVENS MARINE, INC. 9180 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 CITY OF TIGARD 12800 SW ASH AVE TIGARD X 332 HEATING OIL TANK 9025 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 332 KEEFER, HOT 12770 SW ASH AVE TIGARD X 332 M & W AUTOMOTIVE 9085 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 MINIT LUBE NO 1058 8970 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 MODERN PLUMBING COMPANY 9045 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 8975 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 9055 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 9075 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 9117 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 332 STASH TEA COMPANY 9040 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 333 12565 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD 334 KNEZ BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 8185 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 335 LOWES HOME CENTERS, LLC 12615 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 336 PARK PL ESTATES 7128 SW GONZAGA ST TIGARD X 336 WEAVER, MICHAEL 7105 SW GONZAGA ST TIGARD X 337 MAGNO-HUMPHRIES, INC. 8800 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X 338 9110 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 339 CARLSON TESTING 12665 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 339 R T E CORP 12600 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 340 SNYDER ROOFING & SHEET METAL INCORPORATED 12650 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 341 AGILYX CORPORATION 7904 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 BACK PARCEL - FORMER COE MANUFACTURING 7920 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 CHARTER MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS INC 7940 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 COE MANUFACTURING CO 7930 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 COMMERCIAL VEHICLE GROUP 8005 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 FIELDS TREE REMOVAL SW WALL ST & SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 GEORGIA PACIFIC TIGARD GYPSUM 8002 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION 8003 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD 341 LOSLI, INC. 8015 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 341 WILLAMETTE IND. INC. TIGARD PREPRINT PLANT 7895 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 342 PALMER LEWIS WAREHOUSE 8100 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 343 MILBRADT PAINTING 8250 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 344 TIGARD CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL PARK 12670-12700 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 345 UTILITY EQUIPMENT, INC. 12805 SW 77TH PL TIGARD X 346 KAISER TIGARD DENTAL OFFICE 7105 SW HAMPTON ST TIGARD X 347 AIR KING MANUFACTURING CORP 8905 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 347 CITY OF TIGARD WATER DEPARTMENT 8777 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 347 FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS 8840 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 347 TUALATIN VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE 8935 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 347 VERIZON TIGARD SUPPORT CENTER 8838 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 347 BURNHAM BUSINESS PARK 8900 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X 348 12800 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD 349 LHL CONSTRUCTION INC 6950 SW HAMPTON ST TIGARD X 350 ARTISTIC AUTO BODY, INC. 7585 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 351 COE MANUFACTURING CO 7930 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 352 WESTERN FOUNDRY CO. 8200 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X 353 NORTHWEST SHINGLE RECYCLERS NSR-SW 12700 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD 354 SW HALL BLVD & SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD 355 FINISHING FIRST INC. 12970 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 358 1ST STUDENT, INC 13000 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X 359 PIERCY & BARCLAY DESIGNERS INC 7080 SW FIR LP STE 100 TIGARD X 362 XEROX CALL CENTER 13333 SW 68TH PKWY TIGARD X 363 7180 SW FIR LP TIGARD 364 BIOJECT INC 7180 SW SANDBURG ST STE 100 TIGARD X 365 BYERS INDUSTRIES 6955 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X 365 GOULDS PUMP INC 7100 SANDBURG ST TIGARD X 365 HYSTER SALES 7000 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD X

B4.14-26 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information

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Southwest Corridor U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 365 7000 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X 365 PLASTIC-METALS TECHNOLOGIES 7051 SW SANDBURG ST N STE 400 TIGARD X 365 RFD PUBLISHING INC. 6960 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD X X 365 6960 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X 365 VERIZON WIRELESS 6975 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X 367 COILTRON 6755 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD X 368 BELKNAP INDUSTRIES DBA A.C.I/ACI 7555 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X 369 KEY BANK OF OREGON PRINTING FAC 7150 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X 370 LEBER INK CO. INC. 6900 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X 371 IDENTIGRAPHICS INC 7405 SW TECH CENTER DR STE 140 TIGARD X 372 AMEC EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL INC 7477 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X 372 KONICA BUSINESS MACHINES USA 7409 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X 373 COOPER B-LINE INC 7298 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X 374 SHELL STATION #121704 14951 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO 375 CIRCLE A W PRODUCTS CO 13885 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 376 UNITED RENTALS NORTHWEST INC 14020 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 377 FINLANDIA SAUNA 14010 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 378 ABES AUTO BATTERY 13965 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 379 SHELL STATION #121704 14951 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X 379 TEXACO STATION 14905 SW BANGY LANE LAKE OSWEGO 380 CURTISS WRIGHT CONTROLS, WILLIAMS CONTROLS 14100 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 381 TVT DIE CASTING & MFG INC 7340 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X 382 ARTEK INDUSTRIES INC 7350 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X 382 PIKE AWNING CO 7300 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X 382 TVT DIE CASTING & MANUFACTURING 7330 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X 383 BONITA PIONEER PACKAGING 7400 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X 384 TEXACO STATION 14905 SW BANGY LANE LAKE OSWEGO 385 FISKARS INC., GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES DIVISION 14200 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 386 14150 SW MILTON CT TIGARD 387 KRUSE CLEANERS 15090 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X 387 15200 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO 388 14344 SW 72ND AVE 14344 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 388 FISKARS INC., GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES DIVISION 14200 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 388 HD SUPPLY FACILITIES MAINTENANCE LTD. 6713 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X 388 LEIF'S AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 14280 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 388 POLY-CAST INC 14140 SW 72ND AVE STE 100 PORTLAND X 389 LEIF'S AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 14280 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND 389 FOUGHT & COMPANY INC. 14255 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 390 HD SUPPLY FACILITIES MAINTENANCE LTD. 6713 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X 391 CITY OF TIGARD - BONITA PARK SW MILTON CT AT BONITA RD TIGARD X 391 TIGARD CITY OF 14344 SW MILTON CT TIGARD X 392 BONITA PACKAGING COMPANY 7333 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X 392 GENERAL CHAIN BAR CO. 7320 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X X 392 LEIFS AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 7325 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X 392 ORKIN LAWN CARE 7220 SW BONITA RD STE B TIGARD X 393 SMETCO 6830 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 394 GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP. 14410 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 394 ROGERS MACHINERY CO INC 14600 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 395 6730 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 396 7520 SW BONITA RD TIGARD 397 7390 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X 398 HARRINGTON INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS 7380 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X 399 SITEONE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 14555 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 400 HOME BUILDERS ASSN OF METROPOLITAN PDX 15555 SW BANGY RD STE 301 LAKE OSWEGO X 400 LAW, GREGORY & DIANA 6380 SW BURMA RD LAKE OSWEGO X 400 15391 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO 401 B & T INVESTMENT CO. 14795 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 401 INTEGRATED SYSTEMS, INC 14945 SW 72ND AVE #102 TIGARD X 401 PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 14725 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 401 PORTLAND PREDELIVERY CENTER 14880 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 401 PORTLAND REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS LLC 14915 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 401 SAMACK, INC. 14750 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 401 STADLER-SORG FIXTURES CO INC 14865 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 401 UNITED PIPE & SUPPLY CO., INC. 14830 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 401 14835 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 402 THE HOME DEPOT 14800 SW SEQUOIA PKWY TIGARD X 402 14800 SW SEQUOIA PKY TIGARD X 403 STADLER-SORG FIXTURES CO INC 14865 SW 74TH AVE TIGARD 404 HEATING OIL TANK 15842 SW LAKE FOREST BLVD LAKE OSWEGO 405 72ND & CARMEN CARDLOCK 15055 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-27 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY DATABASES EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY SEMS SEMS ARCHIVE NPL CORRACTS ERNS BROWNFIELDS2 OTHER 405 CONVOY CO 15150 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 405 LANDMARK FORD INC 15175 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 406 ISENSE CORPORATION 15055 SW SEQUOIA PKWY TIGARD X 407 HEATING OIL TANK 15975 SW LAKE FOREST BLVD LAKE OSWEGO 408 MEYER SIGN COMPANY OF OREGON INC 15205 SW 74TH AVE TIGARD X 409 6640 SW REDWOOD LN TIGARD 410 6650 SW REDWOOD ST TIGARD 411 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. 7337 SW KABLE LANE TIGARD X 412 I-5 EXIT 291 LAKE OSWEGO 413 LINCARE INC 7301 SW KABLE LN STE 900 PORTLAND X 413 PACIFIC CREST STRUCTURES 7233 SW KABLE LN PORTLAND X 413 TIGARD X 413 TRANE OREGON SERVICE CO 7257 SW KABLE LN PORTLAND X 414 0 UPPER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD 415 TRANE 15618 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 415 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION 5721 15650 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY TIGARD 416 HONEYWELL INC 15495 SW SEQUOIA PKY STE 100 PORTLAND X 417 LILE WAREHOUSE & DISTRIBUTION 15706 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 417 NIKE IHM 15705 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 417 15605 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD 418 CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 91411 15670 SW UPPER BONNERS FERRY RD LAKE OSWEGO X 418 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION 5721 15650 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY LAKE OSWEGO X 418 TIGARD 419 BOWEN, PETE 16512 SW ROOSEVELT AVE LAKE OSWEGO X 419 HEATING OIL TANK 16524 SW ROOSEVELT AVE LAKE OSWEGO 420 PROTECTION ONE 15500 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 421 ANDRES AUTO BODY SHOP LTD 15785 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 421 JACKPOT FOOD MART-TIME OIL COMPANY 15900 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD X 421 LEE'S 1 HOUR CLEANERS 15965 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 421 MILLER PAINT COMPANY INC 15951 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 421 NORTHWEST OCCUPATIONAL MEDICINE CENTER 15862 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 421 TEXACO SERVICE STATION 60-183-0034 16211 SW UPPER BOONES FERRY RD LAKE OSWEGO 421 UNITED TECHNOLOGIES OTIS ELEVATOR 15887 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 421 72ND & UPPER BOONES FERRY TIGARD 421 SW 15900 UPPER BOONES FERRY RD LAKE OSWEGO 421 SW 72ND & UPPER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD 422 PETERS AUTO WORKS 15787 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 423 NORITA CORPORATION 15820 UPPER BOONES FERRY RD LAKE OSWEGO X 424 NORITA PRECISION INC 15883 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 425 DYLER, SHAWN 16784 SW ROOSEVELT AVE LAKE OSWEGO X 425 HANSEN, IAN 16724 ROOSEVELT AVE LAKE OSWEGO X 425 16724 SW ROOSEVELT ST LAKE OSWEGO 426 I-5 MP 291, NORTH BOUND LANE TIGARD 427 OREGON BUSINESS PARK 1 16200 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X 428 FEDEX EXPRESS CORP HIOA 6505 SW ROSEWOOD ST TUALATIN X 429 SURGELINE TUNING 16580 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 430 FEDEX EXPRESS CORP HIOA 6505 SW ROSEWOOD ST TUALATIN X 431 GINA'S CLEANERS, INC 16841 SW 65TH AVE LAKE OSWEGO X 431 SOUTH LAKE CENTER 16901 SW 65TH AVE LAKE OSWEGO X 431 16869 SW 65TH AVE LAKE OSWEGO 432 OREGON BUSINESS PARK 1 (DBA PAC TRUST) 16100-16798 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 432 ULTRAKOTE 16780 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X 433 INTEGRA TELECOM 17600 SW 65TH AVE LAKE OSWEGO X 434 LGI INTERNATIONAL 6700 SW BRADBURY CT PORTLAND X 435 BRIDGEPORT VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT W OF INTERSECTION OF SW 72 AVE & BRIDGEPORT RD. TUALATIN X 436 UNIVERSITY MECHANICAL 1809 SW LOWER BOONES FERRY RD PORTLAND X 437 7259 SW BRIDGEPORT RD TIGARD 438 ARCO SS #4465 7220 SW HAZEL FERN RD TIGARD X X 438 PARKLAND DEVELOPMENT 7340 SW HAZEL FERN RD TIGARD X 438 THE POINTE AT BRIDGEPORT 7300 SW HAZEL FERN RD TIGARD X 438 TUALATIN RETAIL (DBA SCHNEIDER TRUCKING) SW BRIDGEPORT & SW HAZEL FERN RD TUALATIN X 438 WESTERN COMPLIANCE SERVICES INC. 7160 SW HAZEL FERN RD TUALATIN X X 439 THE POINTE AT BRIDGEPORT 7300 SW HAZEL FERN RD TIGARD X 440 THE SHOPPES AND HOTEL AT BRIDGEPORT 7265 SW LOWER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD X 441 UNOCAL 6122 17929 SW LOWER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD 441 17932 SW LOWER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD 442 24 HOUR FITNESS 17942 SW MCEWAN RD TUALATIN X 442 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION #6122 17929 SW MCEWAN RD TUALATIN X 442 VERIZON WIRELESS 17937 SW MCEWAN RD TUALATIN X

B4.14-28 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information

Light Rail Project Draft EIS|

Southwest Corridor Database Sites Ranking After sites were identified through the database search report, they were ranked based on the proximity to the project footprint, the type and number of databases in which the site was found, known releases of hazardous materials or petroleum products, and the status of cleanup at sites with known releases. Databases defined as high priority for the purposes of ranking include:

 State (Oregon) Regulatory Databases – Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST), Underground Storage Tank (UST), Voluntary Cleanup Program (VCP), Environmental Cleanup Site Information (ECSI), Drycleaners, Spills, Brownfields (Oregon), and Recovered Government Archive (RGA) LUST.

 Federal Regulatory Databases – Superfund Enterprise Management System (SEMS), SEMS Archive, National Priority List (NPL), Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Corrective Action Sites (CORRACTS), Emergency Response Notification System (ERNS) and Brownfields (US).

Sites were ranked on a scale of 1 to 3 (low priority to high priority) as follows:

1. Identified site is between 400 feet and 1/8th of a mile from the project footprint or is identified in a non‐priority database within the project footprint. 2. Identified site is between the project footprint and 400 feet from the project footprint and is listed in a priority database OR is an identified site within the project footprint and is listed in a priority database, but site details indicate cleanup at the site is complete or the regulator has given a notice of No Further Action (NFA). 3. Identified site is within the project footprint and is listed in a priority database with no indication that the site has been cleaned up or given an NFA by the regulator. In some cases, depending on site details, a site within the project footprint that received an NFA will be retained as a “3‐ranked” site due to remaining issues on the site which could impact the project. All sites ranked as a 3 are considered “priority” hazardous material sites. Each site was assigned a unique rank depending on its proximity to each alignment alternative. In some cases a site might have the same assigned rank for all applicable alignment alternatives, in others the rank might vary depending on the construction limits of the alignment alternative. Figures B4.14‐1 through B4.14‐3 illustrate the locations of all sites within the corridor.

Table B4.14‐3 lists the proximity of each site to the construction limits of the project and the ranking assigned to the site using the criteria described above.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14‐29 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Portland ""-•... Figure B4.14-1 Hazardous Material Sites Segment A: Inner Portland

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Hazardous Materials o Hazardous site: Rank 1 Ell Hazardous site: Rank 2 e Hazardous site: Rank 3 c=> 400-foot construction buffer ,:::::::., 1/8-mile construction buffer

Light Rail Alternatives Alignment • Station � Segment break point Marquam Hill connection Existing Transit MAX Light Rail -•- Portland Streetcar •······• Portland Aerial Tram

Note Hazardous Material sites ranked 1 and 2 are found on state or federal databases. Priority sites ranked 3 are sites with previous hazardous materials uses (none in Segment A) . N• 5/29118 B4.14‐30 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information June 2018 June Figure B4.14-2

2018 Hazardous Material Sites Segment B: Outer Portland

Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials

Hazardous Material Sites o Hazardous site: Rank 1 © Hazardous site: Rank 2 • Hazardous site: Rank 3 <=> 400-footconstruction buffer .. . ::::::::; 1/8-mile construction buffer -;. .· ...... - .... :..-···: . : ·� Light Rail Alternatives .! :"I Alignment ...<.f • Station a:/... O Station with park and ride I : +i_. Segmentbreak point :: . : . PCC-Sylvania shuttle .:�: 1;: o/:: ...... ::... -·· · Note . . · .: Hazardous Material sites ranked 1

B4. 1 4 ‐ 31 PCC •::• •• •• Sylvania • • and 2 are found on state or federal databases. Priority sites ranked 3 are sites with previous hazardous materials uses.

5129/18 Figure B4.14-3 Hazardous Material Sites Segment C: Tigard and Tualatin

Hazardous Materials o Hazardous site: Rank 1 O Hazardous site: Rank 2 e Hazardous site: Rank 3 c:::::> 400-foot construction buffer 1/8-mile construction buffer Light Rail Alternatives Alignment • Station � Station with park and ride +i_. Segment break point PCC-Sylvania shuttle c:::i Operations & maintenance (O&M) facility Existing Transit •-- WES Commuter Rail

Note Hazardous Material sites ranked 1 and 2 are found on state or federal databases. Priority sites ranked 3 are sites with previous hazardous materials uses. NYBERG ST ½mile 5/29/18 B4.14‐32 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information June 2018 Table B4.14-3. Site Proximities and Rankings

Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 1 ALPINE GARAGE 408 SW HALL ST PORTLAND X No 1 1 FORMER JASMINE TREE RESTAURANT 401 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND X No 1 1 HALL ST GARAGE 444 SW HALL ST PORTLAND X No 1 1 HARRISON COURTS APARTMENTS 1834 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 1 KORBA AND WINTERS SERVICE STATION 1887 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 1 PAUL S SERVICE GARAGE BATTERY S TIRE CO 1839 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 1 UNIVERSITY CENTER PARKING 1851 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 1 SW 4TH AVE & SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND X No 1 2 U S GARAGE 1625 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 3 CHA CHA CHA 1986 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 3 COLONIAL CLEANERS 1925 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 3 EDDIE S CLEANERS 1901 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 3 ENGINE-4 511 SW COLLEGE ST PORTLAND X No 2 3 NEIGHBOR, ROBERT 626 SW COLLEGE ST PORTLAND X No 1 3 PSU COLLEGE STATION 1950 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 3 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 1912 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 3 UNEEDA CLEANERS AND D 3ERS 1938 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 4 LOUIS DREYFUS CORP 1799 SW 1ST AVE STE 650 PORTLAND X No 1 4 1800 SW 1ST AVE STE 650 PORTLAND X No 1 5 ADVANCED DISPOSAL TECHNOLOGIES INC 222 SW HARRISON ST STE GO3 PORTLAND X No 1 5 PORTLAND CENTER APARTMENTS 111 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND X No 1 5 200 SW HARRISON ST PORTLAND X No 1 6 SISSON HARVEY G 115 SW MONTGOMERY ST PORTLAND X No 1 7 BONNIE LEE CLEANERS 2008 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND X No 1 7 IRVINGTON RICHFIELD STATION 2039 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND X No 1 7 JIFFY LUBE #1011 2025 NE BROADWAY PORTLAND X No 1 7 RAYS TIME SERVICE 1956 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND X No 1 7 STERN S ASSOCIATED SERVICE 2086 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND X No 1 7 1984 SW BROADWAY PORTLAND X No 1 8 COLUMBIA LINEN SUPPLY CO, STEINER CORPORATION 1866 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 2 9 4th AVENUE BUILDING 1900 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 10 4TH AVE GARAGE 2038 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 10 ANOUSHIRAVANI, MONTEZA. AL-ATTRASH TRADING CO 1966 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 10 BOAK VAUGHN SHELL SERVICE 2103 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 10 BUDGET RENT-A-CAR OF WA-OR, INC. 2033 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 10 CHUCK S PHILLIPS, AT&T MOBILITY 2211 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 10 COLUMBIA CASCADE TIMBER CO 1975 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 10 LAUNDER EZE CO 2238 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 10 MASTER PRIVATE EQUITY PARTNERS. MASTER, STEVE. 1968 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 10 PSU - TRIMET PARKING LOT 2005 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 10 SIGFRIT RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION 2235 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 10 2020 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 10 SW 4TH AVE & SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 11 RIVERSIDE ATHLETIC CLUB 150 SW MONTGOMERY ST PORTLAND X No 1 11 SOUTH WATERFRONT REDEVELOPMENT AREA 3 SW RIVER PKWY & SW HARBOR DR PORTLAND X No 1 12 HEATING OIL TANK 2021 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 13 MAJESTIC CLEANERS & LAUNDRY INC. 1975 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 13 METRO CENTER 2000 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 14 HEATING OIL TANK 301 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X No 2 14 RED LION HOTEL - DOWNTOWN 310 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X No 2 14 245 SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X No 2 14 SW 3RD AVE & SW LINCOLN ST PORTLAND X No 2 15 SOUTH WATERFRONT AT RIVERPL, PARCEL 2 B&C SW RIVER DR PORTLAND X No 1 16 HEATING OIL TANK 2027 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 17 GESTETNER CORPORATION 2136 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 17 VERIZON WIRELESS 2130 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 18 AMATO BROS 2205 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 18 EUROPEAN AUTO CENTRE 2104 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 18 HEATING OIL TANK 620 SW GRANT ST PORTLAND X No 1 19 STATES SERVICE STATION 2236 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 1 20 ROSS ISLAND SUPER SERVICE 2301 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-33 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 20 2309 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 21 BALZER PACIFIC EQUIPMENT CO 600 SE SHERMAN ST PORTLAND X No 1 21 FIFTEEN AND FIVE WASH N DRY 2318 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 21 KEN S CLIPPER SERVICE 2301 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 21 NICK'S DUNIWAY FIVE STAR CLEANERS 2305 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 21 PACIFIC NORTHWEST RENAL SERVIC 2300 SW 6TH AVE STE 200 PORTLAND X No 1 21 STAR OILCO 2357 SE 50TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 21 WASH TUB THE 2320 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 21 2309 SW 6TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 22 E F AUTO 2315 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 1 22 MILLER PRODUCTS SW CARUTHERS ST & SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 2 22 ODOT E EDGE OF HARBOR DR, BELOW WB I-5 EXIT RAMP ONTOPORTLAND I-405 X No 1 22 STEARNS, DOUGLAS 2337 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 2 22 THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL 2305 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 2 22 2325 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 1 24 COPEL CHAS P 2499 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 24 DIGESO, FRANK 2404 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 24 DRAX CORPORATION #2 2405 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 24 HOYT JACK CHEVRON SERVICE 2400 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 24 LIND S UNION OIL SERVICE 2435 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 24 MINZALGI, LISA HOT 425 SW SHERIDAN ST PORTLAND X No 2 24 NATIONAL LAUNDRY 2438 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 24 ON-SITE ACCOUNTING 2416 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 24 ROYAL CLEANERS 2409 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 25 ADP PLAZA 2525 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 2 26 PAVEMENT SERVICES, INC. 2510 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 27 GREYHOUND LINES INC 2521 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 2 28 CASCADE TEXACO SERVICE 2828 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X No 1 28 HEATING OIL TANK 013 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 2 28 2828 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 28 KINNEY P W 1050 CORBETT ST PORTLAND X No 1 28 MAC S SERVICE STATION 2718 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X No 1 28 MASTERPRINT 2737 SW CORBETT ST PORTLAND X No 1 28 MILLER FRED E 139 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND X No 1 28 NELSON, MICHAEL 0117 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 2 28 PARAMOUNT SERVICE STATION 12 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND X No 1 28 X-RAY INC OF OREGON 2718 SW WATER ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 28 ZUKAS JNO 1001 CORBETT ST PORTLAND X No 2 28 49 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND X No 2 29 LA GRAND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY 2620 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 30 ADP PLAZA 2525 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 30 ARTHUR ST BUILDING 140 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 2 30 CITY SERVICE STATION 235 ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 1 30 HEATING OIL TANK 2721-2725 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 30 LEW S SERVICE 248 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 1 30 MARQUAM GARAGE 214 ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 1 30 ROGERS HARLE B 240 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 1 30 TOSCO 5664/UNOCAL STATION #5664 110 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 2 30 WEST SIDE CLEANERS AND DYERS 2739 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 2 30 2725 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 2 31 OHSU 2611 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X No 1 32 DE YOUNG VERNON 40 SW ARTHUR WAY PORTLAND X No 1 32 ROSS ISLAND GULF STATION 36 SW ARTHUR ST PORTLAND X No 1 33 AT&T MOBILITY 2828 SW FRONT AVE PORTLAND X No 1 33 HEATING OIL TANK 030 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND X No 2 33 MEADE PROPERTY 2804 SW NAITO PKWY & 16 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 34 TANZER, BARAK 136 SW MEADE ST PORTLAND X No 2 35 PORTLAND STCAR - GIBBS EXTENSION PROJECT BETWEEN SW SHERIDAN ST & GIBBS ST PORTLAND X No 1 35 KUNESH, M 3033 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 36 PACIFIC LIGHT TECHNOLOGIES CORP 2828 SW CORBETT AVE STE 111 PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 37 SINGER, PHILLIP 2906 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2

B4.14-34 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 38 GRASLE ELECTRIC 2904 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 39 WESTWOOD CORPORATION 3030 SW MOODY AVE PORTLAND X No 1 40 KING, VICTORIA 18 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND X No 2 40 NATIONAL COLLEGE OF NATUROPATHIC MEDICINE 049 SW PORTER ST PORTLAND X No 1 41 PORTLAND CHILDREN'S MUSEUM 3037 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X No 1 42 BARNUM FRED L 3003 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 1 42 NCR CORPORATION 3025 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 1 43 CEDARWOOD SCHOOL 3030 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 43 PACIFIC HWY GARAGE 3025 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 43 PISOTCHI, ROSE 3037 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 2 43 WALSH CONSTRUCTION 3015 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 43 WALSH CONSTRUCTION CO. 3016 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 2 43 WOODS, THERESA 25 SW WOODS ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 43 KUNESH, M 3033 SW 1ST AVE PORTLAND X No 2 44 GAS MART NO 1 3007 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 45 PORTLAND CITY OF BES WOOD ST TRUNK SEWER 3040 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 1 46 SW NAITO PKWY & ROSS ISLAND BRIDGE PORTLAND X No 1 47 DERSTINE, NATE 0110 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X No 2 47 GOLDSER, LINDA 3218 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 2 47 HEATING OIL TANK 40 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 47 ROWLAND, C HOT 039 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X No 1 47 SCHROTER J A 191 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X No 1 47 SUBWAY SERVICE STATION 135 SW GROVER ST PORTLAND X No 1 47 3205 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 48 SUBWAY SERVICE STATION 0307 SW GROVER ST PORTLAND X No 1 49 TOP LINE FIXTURES INC 3207 SW 1ST AVE STE 200 PORTLAND X No 1 50 CHYLE, RICHARD 3340 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 50 HARTMANN MOTORS INC 101 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X No 1 51 J AND J GARAGE 3211 SW FRONT AVE PORTLAND X No 1 52 TWIN CEDARS SERVICE STATION 1706 SW MACADAM AVE PORTLAND X No 1 53 OHSU 3375 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 54 KOSKA, M 0222 SW GIBBS ST PORTLAND X No 2 55 BUELL, HAROLD 3324 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X No 1 56 ENGFER, RANDY 024 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 56 HEATING OIL TANK 3404 SW WATER AVE PORTLAND X No 2 56 HEATING OIL TANK. LAMB, HENRY 031-037 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 56 PAYNE, STAN 3426 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 56 LAMB, H 23 SW WHITAKER PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 56 SMITH, JIM 3403-3407 SW CORBETT PORTLAND X No 2 57 LAMB, HENRY 035 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 57 035 SW WHITAKER ST PORTLAND X No 1 58 OREGON HEALTH SCIENCES UNIVERSITY 3181 SW SAM JACKSON PARK RD PORTLAND X No 1 59 SPOSITO, SAM & JESSIE 26 SW CURRY ST PORTLAND X No 2 60 HEATING OIL TANK 3526 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 1 60 LEE, KRISTEN 3507 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 60 PARDUE PROPERTY 3605 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 61 IVANCIE, JIM 3734 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 1 62 MUMFORD MANAGEMENT 3736 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X No 1 62 303 SW LANE ST PORTLAND X No 1 63 SUPERVISION 3811 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 64 HARRIS ENTERPRISES INC 3838 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 65 BLUESTONE & HOCKLEY REALTY INC 3835 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X No 1 66 CORBETT CONDOMINIUMS 4200 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 66 DOYLE, KELLY 3915 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 66 ESPRESSO CLEANERS 4006 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 66 FRAZER, WILLIAM 3935 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 66 HAMILTON JOHN J 4110 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 66 HEATING OIL TANK 4019 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 66 HOLMAN SCHOOL ENGINEER CANTONMENT SW CORBETT AVE & SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X No 2 66 KIM, LOUISE 4225 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 66 RIFER REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT 4230 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-35 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 66 SMEAD, KATHLEEN 4126 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 2 66 U DEVELOP INC 4100 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 66 NICO, HEATHER 0130 SW THOMAS ST PORTLAND X No 2 67 BOLGER, MARGARET 36 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X No 2 67 BUEUKER, GUSTAVE 4235 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 2 67 BUTLER, VELMA 4014 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 2 67 ESTATE OF GERTUDE MULVIHILL 12 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X No 2 67 HEATING OIL TANK 29 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X No 2 67 4030 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 2 67 4128 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 1 67 4131 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 1 67 4212 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 2 67 JEWETT, TIM 4019 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 2 67 KRAEMER, JEFF 0123 SW LOWELL ST PORTLAND X No 1 67 MILLER, PAUL 4140 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 1 67 SACKETT, JEFF 3993 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 1 67 CHILDRESS, ELIZABETH 13 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X No 2 67 BISACCIO, G 4112 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 1 68 CUMMINGS, KAREN 4217 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X No 2 68 HALL ESTATE 4215 SW KELLY AVE PORTLAND X No 2 69 ALBERTY, BARBARA 307 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X No 2 69 FELDMAN, ANGIE 200 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X No 1 69 KING, SHELLY 4322 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X No 2 69 MOODY, MAX 4411 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X No 2 69 MULLER, WILL 4401 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X No 1 69 RECHHOLTZ, LAURIE 4408 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X No 2 69 RIFER REAL ESTATE DELVP PROPERTY 0219 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X No 1 69 WILDE, DENNIS 4310 SW HAMILTON TER PORTLAND X No 1 70 HEATING OIL TANK 115 SW BANCROFT ST PORTLAND X No 1 71 BAREUR BLVD ENCO SERVICE 4330 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 71 BROWN A J 4420 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 71 COOK PAGING 4412 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 71 MC CORD GAROLD L 4410 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 71 PBS ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL 4412 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 1 71 WILSON, CATHY 037 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X No 1 71 FINN, R 4407 SW CORBETT ST PORTLAND X No 2 72 BERRY, KAREN 4335 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 2 72 GLENDINNING, N 4400 SW CONDOR AVE PORTLAND X No 2 73 TRAN, HU-SUY 4341 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 2 74 HEATING OIL TANK 347 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X No 2 75 REAM, SAMUEL 127 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X No 2 76 DYER, NADA 404 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X No 2 76 HAMMOND, WALTRAUD 418 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X No 2 76 HEATING OIL TANK 506 SW HAMILTON ST PORTLAND X No 2 77 DANCE, DAVID 364 SW HAMILTON CT PORTLAND X No 2 78 GUSTAVSON, PAUL 4629 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 2 78 PERRIN, PETER 4545 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 2 78 TABERNACLE CHURCH 4539 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 2 79 I-5 MP 299 NORTH BOUND PORTLAND X No 1 80 4702 SW SLAVIN RD PORTLAND X No 2 81 SLAVIN RD LANDFILL SITE SW SLAVIN RD. NEAR INTERSECTION W/SW SEYMOURPORTLAND RD. X No 1 82 HEATING OIL TANK 4936-4950 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 83 5700 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 84 BOLES, STANLEY 5850 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 84 TENNEY, GARNET 5800 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 85 GORE, JIM 5863 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 86 STEWART, W 515 SW CHELTENHAM ST PORTLAND X No 1 87 ROGER & TANA PAGET 5900 SW RALSTON DR PORTLAND X No 2 87 CHURCH, L 5930 SW RALSTON DR PORTLAND X No 2 87 RUBIN, CHARLOTTE 6005 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 88 HEATING OIL TANK 536 SW CHELTENHAM ST PORTLAND X No 1

B4.14-36 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 89 TERWILLIGER HEIGHTS SERVICE STATION 6051 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 1 90 ODOT - IOWA ST VIADUCT SW IOWA ST PORTLAND X No 2 91 ODOT I5 IOWA ST VIADUCT I5 MILEPOINT 298.17 NB PORTLAND X No 1 92 GOLF SAVINGS BANK 6421 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X No 1 92 KRANE, JOEL 6420 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X No 2 92 OSBORN, GLENN 6455 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X No 1 92 PHILLIPS, RICK 6415 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X No 2 92 SCHEUFELE, SUSAN 6465 SW PARKHILL WAY PORTLAND X No 1 92 KEATING, K 6445 SW PARK HILL WAY PORTLAND X No 2 93 CHERRY, DICK 6338 SW VIEWPOINT TER PORTLAND X No 2 94 HEATING OIL TANK 6430 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 2 95 BERLAND, JOHN 6441 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X No 2 6441 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X No 2 SALLY GREER 6464 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X No 2 SCHERR, STEVE 6612 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X No 2 SCHEUFELE, SUSAN 6465 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X No 2 SULLIVAN, DONN 6510 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X No 2 FRAZER, W 6454 SW PARKHILL DR PORTLAND X No 2 96 CULLEN, CAREY 6626 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 1 PARKER ESTATE 6600 SW VIEW POINT TER PORTLAND X No 1 97 IMONDI, RON 0206 SW FLORIDA ST PORTLAND X No 2 98 WILSON, G 0203 SW CALIFORNIA ST PORTLAND X No 1 99 6925 SW CORBETT AVE PORTLAND X No 1 100 LARSON, STEVE 6906 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 101 GOTESMAN, NATHAN 7030 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 101 HEATING OIL TANK 0223 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND X No 2 101 221 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND X No 2 101 ROLFES, KURT 6923 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 101 VESSELY, ANDY 7021 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 101 WEBB, LOIS 218 SW TEXAS ST PORTLAND X No 2 102 HEATING OIL TANK 7006 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X No 2 102 OHLGREN, CHRIS 7010 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X No 2 102 RIOSECO, ZURINA 6930 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X No 2 103 HEATING OIL TANK 6925 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 103 WALL, GARRETT 7000 SW TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 104 BORER, LENNY 7130 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 104 FOLLETT, PAUL 7135 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X No 2 104 HEATING OIL TANK 7158 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 104 7207 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 104 OORTHUYS, GERARD 7116 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 104 PULLAN, JUDITH 7010 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 104 SWEET III, THADDEUS C 7147 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 104 TOM TAFT 7007 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 104 ZUPANIC, BRANDON 7105 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 104 HOWIESON, JOHN 7159 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 105 FOSTER, JIM 7135 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 105 FRANCES A. HANNA TRUST 7155 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 105 7155 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 105 GALVIN, DAVE & GLORIA 7125 SW 12TH DR PORTLAND X No 1 105 GOLDBERG, PATRICIA 7200 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 105 HEATING OIL TANK 805 SW CALDEW DR PORTLAND X No 2 105 MEYERS, MARK 7240 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X No 2 105 MORASCH, STEVEN & MARSHA 7122 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 105 7122 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 105 PETERSON, MARGARET 7145 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 105 PRUSS, GERALD 7115 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 105 NOGGLE, R 7140 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 105 JOLLEY, L 7207 SW 13TH DR PORTLAND X No 2 105 MEYER, D 7212 SW 8TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 105 SWEET, JOHN 7230 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X No 2 105 FAUST, PATTY 7245 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X No 2

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-37 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 106 KENNEDY, MARY 7116 SW 2ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 106 MCCUTCHEN, JOHN 110 SW NEVADA ST PORTLAND X No 2 107 HEATING OIL TANK 7129 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X No 1 108 MARK HYDER 7117 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 108 7117 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 108 VAN SICKEL, KAY 7154 SW NEVADA TER PORTLAND X No 1 108 7111 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 108 KNODELL, B 7120 SW 12TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 108 BROWN, A 7170 SW NEVADA TER PORTLAND X No 1 109 OSBORNE, GERI 7207 SW 2ND ST PORTLAND X No 2 110 HEATING OIL TANK 7300 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X No 2 110 7326 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X No 1 110 ROTHSCHILD, ROBERT 7211 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X No 2 110 MARRION, N OR SHEPARD,DAWN 7301 SW BRIER PL PORTLAND X No 2 111 BARRAR, JEFF 7228 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 111 GREENE, TODD 7215 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X No 2 111 SPRINGER, GREG 7225 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 111 7224 SW 3RD AVE PORTLAND X No 2 111 BROWNFAIN, B 7279 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 112 HOLMAN CONSTUCTION 7362 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 113 A-BOY ELECTRIC & PLUMBING INC 7365 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 114 HEATING OIL TANK 7266 SW NEVADA CT PORTLAND X No 1 115 SOUTHEAST COMPANY 7443 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 115 WARD S MOBIL SERVICE 7453 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 116 FARNHAM CHAMPION SERVICE STATION 7390 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 116 KADY S SERVICE STATION AND CAR WASH 7388 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 116 POWELL DISTRIBUTING 7392 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 117 KAADY CAR WASH 7400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 118 CONLEE ENGINEERS INC 1308 SW BERTHA BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 118 1410 SW BERTHA BLVD. PORTLAND X No 1 118 BRUINIER, L 1334 SW BERTHA BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 119 BURLINGAME FRED MEYER 7529 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 119 7555 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 120 3 AND 5 PLEXES/CONDO HOMES 7436 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 121 I-5 SB EXIT AT TERWILLIGER BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 121 I-5, TEWILLIGER CURVES PORTLAND X No 2 122 AUTOMATIC LAUNDRDMAT S DRY CLEANING 7575 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 123 INVITROGEN / CASCADE BIOLOGICS INC 1341 SW CUSTER DR PORTLAND X No 1 124 I-5 MP 296.5 PORTLAND X No 2 125 PACIFIC 1ST BANK 7635 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 126 DUWE, SHERRY 1620 SW CUSTER ST PORTLAND X No 1 127 I-5 MP 297 PORTLAND X No 2 128 KILPATRICK, RYAN 7750 SW 4TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 129 DAVIS, CARRIE 1405 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X No 2 130 DECKERS, GAYLE 1720 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X No 1 130 DOBSON, TOM & SUZANNE 1828 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X No 1 130 HEATING OIL TANK 1723 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X No 1 130 HODGEN TRUST 1737 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X No 1 130 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 1805 SW CANBY ST PORTLAND X No 1 131 DAVI, BRENT 7707 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X No 1 131 HEATING OIL TANK 7728 SW 10TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 131 KROMMIGA, LEE MR. 7735 SW BURLINGAME AVE PORTLAND X No 1 132 MURPHY, HEATHER & KEVIN 7726 SW 5TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 133 AL S ENCO SERVICE 7705 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 133 CROWN CASTLE 7660 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 133 LONG S CHEVRON SERVICE 7730 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 134 HEATING OIL TANK 7714 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 135 BAUMANN, CAROLYN 1609 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X No 2 135 DICKSON, CARRIE 1641 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X No 2 136 TOMLINSON, ROY 7801 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 137 HERNDON RECOGNITION CO‎ 7800 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1

B4.14-38 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 137 PHIL'S AUTO CLINIC 1330 SW TROY ST PORTLAND X No 2 138 HEATING OIL TANK 1705 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X No 2 139 HEATING OIL TANK 7925 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 139 RATHJEN TRUST 7847 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 139 TURINA, COLETTE 7825 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 139 7835 SW 11TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 140 7915 SW 19TH AVE 7915 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 140 COLLIN, CHARLIE 1814 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X No 2 140 DUNBAUGH, PAMELA 7935 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 140 GRONQUIST, CHARLOTTE 1843 SW EVANS ST PORTLAND X No 2 140 HEATING OIL TANK 1822 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X No 2 141 BARNUM, EARL 7934 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 141 HAROLD S SHELL SERVICE 7914 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 141 VERDURMEN EDMOND H 7914 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X No 1 141 1430 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 142 CREITZ, GREG 1718 SW MOSS ST PORTLAND X No 2 143 FERRYMAN, TODD 7938 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X No 1 143 7942 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X No 1 144 AL AND MIKE S AUTO SERVICE 8138 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 145 COOSOIDATED AUTO WORKS OF OREGON 1641 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 146 HEATING OIL TANK 8030 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X No 1 147 BARBUR BLVD. EQUIPMENT RENTALS 8205 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 147 VERIZON WIRELESS 8205 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X No 1 148 I-5 TERWILLIGER EXIT PORTLAND X No 2 149 COMCAST CABLE COMMUNICATIONS 1731 SW FALCON ST PORTLAND X No 1 150 SAFEWAY STORE NO 3136 8145 SW BARBER BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 150 8145 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 151 QWEST CORPORATION 799 8021 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X No 1 152 SALAS, MICHAEL 8035 SW CAPITOL HILL RD PORTLAND X No 2 153 8131 SW 14TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 154 LIVINGSTON, GARY 1243 SW HUME ST PORTLAND X No 1 155 OREGON LAUNDRY CLEANERS 8224 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 156 JAMES F MARTIN DMD 2350 SW MULTNOMAH BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 157 NICOL, KEITH 8283 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 157 WEST HILLS CARSTAR 8300 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 158 PARRONE, THERESA HOT 2607 SW HOME CT PORTLAND X No 1 158 SPARKS, JIM & CAROLYN 2625 SW HUME CT PORTLAND X No 1 159 PACIFIC CAR CARE 8350 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 159 UNOCAL SERVICE STATION NO. 4343 8360 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 160 HEATING OIL TANK 8405 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 160 SHURGARD STORAGE LOT 8437 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 160 8437 SW BARBUR BLVD UNIT 5011 PORTLAND X No 1 161 FRED MEYER FUEL #040 8420 SW 24TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 161 8405 SW 24TH PORTLAND X No 2 162 CAPITOL HILL 8401 SW 17TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 163 SAUNDERS, ETTA 2700 SW HUME CT PORTLAND X No 1 164 BARBUR FAMILY DENTISTRY INC 8430 SW 22ND AVE PORTLAND X No 1 164 SANDSTROM, G 8414 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 165 1919 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND X No 2 166 ST CLARE CHURCH SCHOOL 8535 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 167 ARROW AUTO SERVICE 8683 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 167 BARBUR BLVD HALF HOUR SELF SERVICE LAUNDROMAT 8607 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 167 BARBUR BLVD TEXACO 8604 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 167 CAPITOL HILL AUTO SERVICE 8633 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 167 JIFFY LUBE #1004 8655 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 167 KAADY CARWASH 2545 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND X No 2 167 OIL CAN HENRY S 8651 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 167 8630 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 168 HASTIN, ROBERT 2745 SW SPRING GARDEN ST PORTLAND X No 1 169 I-5 SB BARBUR EXIT PORTLAND X No 2 170 HEATING OIL TANK 8611 SW 19TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-39 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 170 8612 SW 20TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 171 8700 SW 26TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 172 ENGINE-18 8720 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 172 SLAUGHTER, DONALD 8600 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 173 SHOTIE S FRIENDLY SERVICE 8738 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 174 2125 SW DOLPH CT PORTLAND X No 1 175 CAUDLE, CHERI 8930 SW 25TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 175 IVY TREE APARTMENTS 2340 SW DOLPH CT PORTLAND X No 2 176 FLOYD S RICHFIELD SERVICE 8979 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 176 HEADWATERS AT TRYON CREEK 8833 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 176 HEADWATERS AT TYRON CREEK 8845 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 176 8905 SW 30TH AVE RM 324 PORTLAND X No 2 176 8924 SW AVE 30TH PORTLAND X No 2 177 HOTELLING S CLEANERS 8840 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 178 I-5 @ SW 26TH WATER QUALITY FACILITY I-5/SW BARBUR/SW 26TH WAY PORTLAND X No 1 179 TWIN CEDARS AUTO SERVICE 8911 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 180 HEATING OIL TANK 3201-3215 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X No 1 180 SULLIVAN, JOHN 3202 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X No 2 180 3712 & 3718 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X No 1 180 MARIGOLD TER APARTMENTS 3202-3236 MARIGOLD TER PORTLAND X No 2 181 HEATING OIL TANK 8920 SW 26TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 182 LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER 8910 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 182 8920 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 183 I-5 SOUTH MP 296 PORTLAND X No 2 184 FACTOR, MANDA 2501 SW MARIGOLD ST PORTLAND X No 1 185 AWFUL BROTHERS 9000 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 185 BARBUR BOWL U WASH 9049 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 185 CHEVRON U.S.A., INC. - 94432 9025 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 185 CLINE S ONE HOUR CLEANERS 9051 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 185 CLINES CLEANERS 9053 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 185 DAVIS LOCK 9050 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 185 MINIT LUBE NO 1058 8970 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 185 9100 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 186 I-5 SOUTH MP 296-287 PORTLAND X No 2 187 BELDING, ROBERT 3441 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 1 187 HANKS, ROGER 3433 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 1 187 WITTEN, MATTHEW 3345 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 1 187 ENGLAND, HUBERT 3325 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 1 187 LARGE, R 3344 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 2 187 ERICKSON, L 3405 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 1 187 LAMOREAUX, C 3421 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 1 188 BELDING, ROBERT 3441 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 2 188 JANACEK, MRS 3221 SW PRIMROSE ST PORTLAND X No 1 189 CIULA ESTATE 9222 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 189 HEATING OIL TANK 9129 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 189 KUNI, JOAN 01900 SW PALENTINE RD PORTLAND X No 1 189 MCMILLAN, MARLENE 9100 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 189 QUINN, D 2715 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 1 189 KEEBAUGH, C 9126 SW 28TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 190 HI LO AUTO SERVICE 9210 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 190 U-HAUL CENTER OF BARBUR BLVD 9121 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 191 BUCK, DELORES 9314 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 191 DAVENPORT ESTATE 3560 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X No 1 191 DEWOLFE, NILA 3532 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X No 1 191 DOUGLAS, MIKE 9335 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 191 HEATING OIL TANK 9140 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 191 MIDDLETON, TERESA 3463 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X No 1 191 SAMMERS, R 3542 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X No 1 191 STONE, R 9323 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 192 LOCKWOOD, LARRY 3446 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X No 2 192 3410 SW ALICE ST APT 1 PORTLAND X No 2

B4.14-40 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 192 3440 SW ALICE ST #4 PORTLAND X No 2 192 LARSEN PROPERTY 3415 SW ALICE ST PORTLAND X No 2 193 LION OIL CO 9320 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 193 SYSTEM UPGRADES FOR ST JOHN UNKNOWN UNKNOWN X No 1 194 FRANCIS, JULIAN 2936 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 1 194 HEATING OIL TANK 2820 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 1 194 MORRISEY, ELIZABETH 2830 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 1 194 POTERFIELD, MOLLY 2839 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 1 194 HAMMOMD, T 2834 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 1 195 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC 9343 SW 30TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 196 CHASE, KAREN 3715 SW BAIRD ST PORTLAND X No 1 196 HEATING OIL TANK 3661 SW BAIRD ST PORTLAND X No 2 197 WHITAKER ELLIS 9400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 197 POLECHRONES, NICHOAS 9400 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X Yes Active 3 198 ROBERTI, SHAWN 3124 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 2 198 NIEMEYER PROJECT 3048 SW TAYLOR FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 2 198 3048 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 1 199 SW 35TH & TAYLORS FERRY PORTLAND X No 2 200 ZWAHLEN ROBT 9449 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 201 HAZCON INC 9500 SW BARBUR BLVD SUITE 100 PORTLAND X No 1 201 US TECHNICAL SERVICES INC 9513 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 201 BYE, T 9511 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Active 3 202 PUCILOSKI TRUST 3921 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND X No 1 203 HEATING OIL TANK 9535 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 1 204 FORD, JEANNIE 9589 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 2 204 HEATING OIL TANK 3801 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND X No 2 204 VERIZON WIRELESS 9570 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 204 WRIGHT, JOANNE 3729 SW PLUM ST PORTLAND X No 2 205 ODOT - BALDOCK MAINTENANCE FACILITY 9637 SW 35TH DR PORTLAND X No 2 206 SPORUP HENRY R 9640 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 207 CAPITOL AUTO WORKS INC 9741 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 1 207 HEATING OIL TANK 9629 SW 42ND AVE PORTLAND X No 1 207 9703 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 1 208 PACIFIC VETERINARY INC 9715 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 209 BUCK'S TOWING 9803 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 209 VAN COELEN HARRY A 9821 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 210 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 9700 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 1 211 EDWARDS, C 4520 SW TAYLORS FERRY RD PORTLAND X No 2 212 LINK, JEFF 9800 SW 49TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 213 BARBUR FOODS 9845 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 213 HAMILTON GROCERY AND FEED CO 9936 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 214 ACTION FAST PHOTO 9889 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 214 CHEVRON USA INC - 91935 9811 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 215 WILLIAMS, RON OR PALMER, JACK 9863 SW 35TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 216 I-205 N PORTLAND X No 2 217 HEATING OIL TANK 9834 SW 48TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 218 3641 SW EVELYN ST PORTLAND X No 2 219 WEIDEMAN, RAYMOND 9929 SW 48TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 220 10040 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 1 220 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 220 HARRIS OIL CO. METROFUELING, INC. 10000 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Active 3 220 OIL CAN HENRYS/CAPITOL CAR CARE CENTER 10030 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 221 SPRINGDALE CLEANERS 10075 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 222 10024 SW 50TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 223 SHELL STATION #36 10060 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 224 CENTURYLINK 10015 SW 40TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 225 PACIFIC HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING INC 4647 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND X No 2 226 3825 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND X No 1 227 SHELL STATION #120440 10120 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 228 19155 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 229 INTEX CONTRACTORS 3918 SW HUBER ST PORTLAND X No 1

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-41 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 230 HEATING OIL TANK 4528 SW VALONA WAY PORTLAND X No 2 230 SCHENK, STEVE 4434 SW VALONA WAY PORTLAND X No 2 231 FIRESTONE INN 10299 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 232 HEATING OIL TANK 4135 SW ALFRED ST PORTLAND X No 2 233 AT&T MOBILITY 5010 SW ALFRED ST PORTLAND X No 1 234 TORLAND, W 4560 SW LURADEL ST PORTLAND X No 1 235 10400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 235 10450 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 236 TURNER, JOHN 10432 SW 53RD AVE PORTLAND X No 1 237 BARBUR BLVD VETERINARY HOSPITAL 10629 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 237 HALVORSON-MASON - YARD & OFFICE 10626 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 238 WIDENER, GLENN 10716 SW 49TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 239 HEATING OIL TANK 10926 SW 58TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 240 HEATING OIL TANK 10915 SW 57TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 240 10930 SW 57TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 241 SZYMCEK 10922 SW 60TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 242 HEATING OIL TANK 10945 SW 61ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 243 ANDERSON, GREG 5105 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND X No 2 243 SIDERAS, DAVID 11007 SW 51ST AVE PORTLAND X No 2 244 KURISU INTERNATIONAL 5350 SW PASADENA ST PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 245 COZART, DAVID 11021 SW 59TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 246 KURISU INTERNATIONAL INC 11125 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 247 CHAFFEY DEVELOPEMENT 4934 SW POMOMA ST PORTLAND X No 1 247 4934 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND X No 1 247 HEATING OIL TANK 5016 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND X No 1 247 4936 SW POMONA ST PORTLAND X No 1 248 I-5 NB/HWY 99 ON-RAMP PORTLAND X No 2 249 VERIZON WIRELESS 11140 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 250 LUOTO, TERRI 11295 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 251 JOHNSON, KATHLEEN 11224 SW 53RD AVE PORTLAND X No 2 252 ASHCREEK COMMONS 11226-11230 SW 62ND AVE PORTLAND X No 1 253 MUNROE, C 11226 SW 65TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 254 HEATING OIL TANK 11301 SW 55TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 255 HEATING OIL TANK 11240 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 256 SCHMIDT, STAN 5424 SW PALATINE ST PORTLAND X No 2 257 ARCO SS #4275 11381 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X Yes Inactive 2 258 DAHL, BETH 5223 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND X No 2 258 ELLINGTON, MARK 11256 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 258 HEATING OIL TANK 5135 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND X No 2 258 ROBSON, HAROLD 11248 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 259 HARTMANN MOTORS 11330 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 260 PANOCO SHELL #60 11415 SW PACIFIC HWY PORTLAND X No 1 260 SPRINT NEXTEL CORPORATION 6440 SW CORONADO ST PORTLAND X No 1 260 11400 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 260 11455 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 260 11540 SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 1 260 SW 64TH AVE & SW BARBUR BLVD PORTLAND X No 2 261 HEATING OIL TANK 11375 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 261 HUBER, MIKE 11384 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 1 261 PETRONE, GERRALD 11385 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 261 BRUCE, JIM 11366 SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 1 262 DAFOE, JANET 5510 SW BUDDINGTON ST PORTLAND X No 1 263 SW 60TH AVE & SW CAPITOL HWY PORTLAND X No 2 264 ADAMS LUMBER 11420 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 1 265 CHRISTIAN, DEAN 11551 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X No 1 265 CROW, GERALD 11552 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X No 1 266 BURTON, TREVOR 5043 SW VESTA ST PORTLAND X No 1 267 CHRISTIE, KASEY 11744 SW 61ST AVE PORTLAND X No 1 268 EGGERT, GREGORY 6211 SW LESSER WAY PORTLAND X No 1 269 U-HAUL CENTER OF TIGARD 11552 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 1 270 HEATING OIL TANK 12029 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X No 1

B4.14-42 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 270 DAWES, U 11955 SW LESSER RD PORTLAND X No 1 271 BROWN, LARRY 12030 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 271 GALAN, DAVID 12009 SW 64TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 272 TIGARD BUSINESS CENTER 11308 SW 68TH PKWY TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 273 ANN MUTH 6302 SW PALLAY CT PORTLAND X No 1 273 6305 SW PALLAY CT PORTLAND X No 1 274 HADLEY, TONY 12200 SW 65TH AVE PORTLAND X No 2 275 FOX CAPITAL CORP 6415 SW HAINES ST PORTLAND X No 1 276 CHASE, BILL & VIOLET 11580 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 277 HEATING OIL TANK 7465 SW DUVALL ST TIGARD X No 1 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #2 7505 SW DUVALL ST TIGARD X No 1 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #3 7340 SW DUVAL ST TIGARD X No 1 277 WEST COAST GROCERY #4 HOT 7460 SW DUVAL ST TIGARD X No 1 278 CLAYTON GROUP SERVICES INC 11675 SW 66TH AVE PORTLAND X No 1 279 VERIZON WIRELESS 11744 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 1 280 COSTCO GASOLINE #111 7850 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD X No 1 281 KAUFFMAN, VALERIE 11720 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 2 282 LARSEN, IRVING 11725 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD X No 2 283 TIGARD PLAZA CLEANERS 11945 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 1 284 POLLACK, DON 11795 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD X No 2 285 ODOT 99W AT MP8.56 OR 99W AT OR 217 TIGARD X No 2 286 CITY OF TIGARD 11847 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 1 286 KNAUSS CHEVROLET COMPANY 11880 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 2 287 SHELL STATION #120535 11834 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 1 288 GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER CO 11993 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 1 288 TRENARY, BRYAN 11981 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 2 288 8820 SW CENTER ST TIGARD X No 1 289 ZIMMLER DEVELOPMENT LLC 11945 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 290 HEINTZ, MARTY 8925 SW CENTER ST TIGARD X No 1 290 LUKE-DORF INC 11895 SW GREENBURG RD TIGARD X No 1 290 PRECISION TUNE AUTO CARE 12035 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 1 290 8935 SW CENTER ST TIGARD X No 1 290 ACROSS ST FROM 8995 CENTER ST TIGARD X No 1 290 HWY 99W NB MP 16-9 TIGARD X No 2 291 11930 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 292 HOFFARBOR, BARABRA 12005 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 2 292 TIGARD AUTO CENTER 11900 SW PACIFIC HWY TIGARD X No 2 293 DARTMOUTH SQUARE 11935 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD X No 1 294 WALMART SUPERCENTER #5935 7600 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD X No 1 294 7500 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD X No 2 295 7255 SW DARTMOUTH ST TIGARD X No 2 296 72ND & DARTMOUTH RD. TIGARD X No 2 297 TIGARD MAIN ST CLEANERS 12155 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 2 297 ADJ. 8995 CENTER ST TIGARD X No 1 298 GENUINE PARTS COMPANY 12085 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 2 299 12060 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 2 300 ADVANCED DIGITAL IMAGING INC 12156 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X No 1 300 APEX LABORATORIES 12172 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X No 1 300 SPIEKER PROPERTIES PK 217 BSN CTR 12176 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X No 1 300 SYNEKTRON CORPORATION 12000 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X No 1 301 APEX LABORATORIES, LLC 12232 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X No 1 301 CARDIAC RESUSCITATOR CORP 12244 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X No 1 301 CHESTER LABNET 12242 SW GARDEN PL TIGARD X No 1 302 WALMART STORE #5935-00 S OF SW DARTMOUTH ST & SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 303 12150 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD X No 1 304 RITE AID NO 5354 12080 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 305 TIGARD POST OFFICE 12210 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 306 12265 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 307 DOYLE, RANDALL 12260 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 2 307 12265 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 2 308 DESSERT, MIKE 7100 SW ELMHURST ST TIGARD X No 2

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-43 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 309 FREY, HILDE 12170 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 2 310 KIM, SUK 12300 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD X No 2 311 12300 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD X No 1 312 HEATING OIL TANK 12360 SW KNOLL ST TIGARD X No 2 313 HEATING OIL TANK 7355 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X No 2 313 LAURENS, MIKE 7315 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X No 2 313 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS 7310 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X No 2 314 DUNKLE WEYRAUCH 8770 SW SCOFFINS ST TIGARD X No 2 314 PIETILA, ELVA 8730 SW SCOFFINS ST TIGARD X No 2 315 DAVE NICOLI, RETAIL BUILDING 12260 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 2 316 CITY OF TIGARD 12460 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 1 316 TIGARD GLASS COMPANY 12500 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 1 316 TIGARD SHELL 12475 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 1 316 TYLERS AUTOMOTIVE 12485 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 1 316 9295 SW ELECTRIC ST TIGARD X No 1 316 HEATING OIL TANK 7420 SW HERMOSO WAY TIGARD X No 2 318 SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR RIGHT-OF-WAY - TIGARD SPRR RIGHT-OF-WAY WEST OF 8900 SW COMMERCIALTIGARD ST. X Yes Active 3 318 TRIMET TIGARD TC 8960 SW COMMERCIAL TIGARD X No 1 318 8960 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 319 CARLSON TESTING INC 8430 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 319 8430 SW HUNZIKER ST STE 100 TIGARD X No 1 319 SW HALL & SW HUNZIKER TIGARD X No 2 319 GREENLAW-FINK PROPERTY 12360 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 319 NITOS, S 8465 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 2 319 8485 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 320 CAREFREE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 12450 SW KNOLL DR TIGARD X No 2 321 CLIMATE CONDITIONING INC 12360 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 2 321 12400 SW MAIN ST TIGARD X No 1 322 RED ROCK CENTER 12625 SW 70TH AVE TIGARD X No 1 322 GORMAN 7065 SW BEVELAND ST TIGARD X No 2 323 HSBC TIGARD CALL CENTER 12447 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD X No 1 324 ROBERTS, C 12465 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 325 FARMCRAFT FACILITY (FORMER) 8900 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X Yes Active 3 326 T SCANDIA MOTORS 8848 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X Yes Active 3 326 TUALATIN VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE 8845 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 327 BROOKS, D 7085 SW BEVELEND RD TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 328 HARRIS MCMONAGLE ASSOCIATES INC 12555 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 1 329 EAGLE HARDWARE & GARDEN HOT 12545 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X Yes Active 3 330 ANNAND, JOHN 8260 SW HUNZIKER RD TIGARD X No 2 330 IRVINGTON MOORE 8205 SW HUNZIKER RD TIGARD X No 1 331 STEVENS MARINE, INC. 9180 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 332 CITY OF TIGARD 12800 SW ASH AVE TIGARD X No 1 332 HEATING OIL TANK 9025 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 2 332 KEEFER, HOT 12770 SW ASH AVE TIGARD X No 1 332 M & W AUTOMOTIVE 9085 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 332 MINIT LUBE NO 1058 8970 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 332 MODERN PLUMBING COMPANY 9045 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 2 332 8975 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 332 9055 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 332 9075 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 2 332 9117 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 332 STASH TEA COMPANY 9040 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 333 12565 SW 69TH AVE TIGARD X No 2 334 KNEZ BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 8185 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 2 335 LOWES HOME CENTERS, LLC 12615 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 336 PARK PL ESTATES 7128 SW GONZAGA ST TIGARD X No 1 336 WEAVER, MICHAEL 7105 SW GONZAGA ST TIGARD X No 2 337 MAGNO-HUMPHRIES, INC. 8800 SW COMMERCIAL ST TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 338 9110 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 339 CARLSON TESTING 12665 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 1 339 R T E CORP 12600 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 1

B4.14-44 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 340 SNYDER ROOFING & SHEET METAL INCORPORATED 12650 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 1 341 AGILYX CORPORATION 7904 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 341 BACK PARCEL - FORMER COE MANUFACTURING 7920 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 341 CHARTER MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS INC 7940 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 341 COE MANUFACTURING CO 7930 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 2 341 COMMERCIAL VEHICLE GROUP 8005 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 341 FIELDS TREE REMOVAL SW WALL ST & SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 341 GEORGIA PACIFIC TIGARD GYPSUM 8002 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 341 GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION 8003 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 2 341 LOSLI, INC. 8015 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 2 341 WILLAMETTE IND. INC. TIGARD PREPRINT PLANT 7895 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 342 PALMER LEWIS WAREHOUSE 8100 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X Yes Active 3 343 MILBRADT PAINTING 8250 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 344 TIGARD CENTRAL INDUSTRIAL PARK 12670-12700 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 2 345 UTILITY EQUIPMENT, INC. 12805 SW 77TH PL TIGARD X No 2 346 KAISER TIGARD DENTAL OFFICE 7105 SW HAMPTON ST TIGARD X No 1 347 AIR KING MANUFACTURING CORP 8905 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 347 CITY OF TIGARD WATER DEPARTMENT 8777 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 2 347 FRONTIER COMMUNICATIONS 8840 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 2 347 TUALATIN VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE 8935 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 347 VERIZON TIGARD SUPPORT CENTER 8838 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 2 347 BURNHAM BUSINESS PARK 8900 SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 1 348 12800 SW 68TH AVE TIGARD X No 1 349 LHL CONSTRUCTION INC 6950 SW HAMPTON ST TIGARD X No 1 350 ARTISTIC AUTO BODY, INC. 7585 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 351 COE MANUFACTURING CO 7930 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X No 1 352 WESTERN FOUNDRY CO. 8200 SW HUNZIKER ST TIGARD X Yes Active 3 353 NORTHWEST SHINGLE RECYCLERS NSR-SW 12700 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 354 SW HALL BLVD & SW BURNHAM ST TIGARD X No 2 355 FINISHING FIRST INC. 12970 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 2 358 1ST STUDENT, INC 13000 SW HALL BLVD TIGARD X No 2 359 PIERCY & BARCLAY DESIGNERS INC 7080 SW FIR LP STE 100 TIGARD X No 1 362 XEROX CALL CENTER 13333 SW 68TH PKWY TIGARD X No 1 363 7180 SW FIR LP TIGARD X No 1 364 BIOJECT INC 7180 SW SANDBURG ST STE 100 TIGARD X No 1 365 BYERS INDUSTRIES 6955 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X No 1 365 GOULDS PUMP INC 7100 SANDBURG ST TIGARD X No 1 365 HYSTER SALES 7000 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD X No 1 365 7000 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X No 1 365 PLASTIC-METALS TECHNOLOGIES 7051 SW SANDBURG ST N STE 400 TIGARD X No 1 365 RFD PUBLISHING INC. 6960 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD X X No 2 365 6960 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X No 1 365 VERIZON WIRELESS 6975 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X No 1 367 COILTRON 6755 SW SANDBERG ST TIGARD X No 1 368 BELKNAP INDUSTRIES DBA A.C.I/ACI 7555 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X No 2 369 KEY BANK OF OREGON PRINTING FAC 7150 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X No 1 370 LEBER INK CO. INC. 6900 SW SANDBURG ST TIGARD X No 1 371 IDENTIGRAPHICS INC 7405 SW TECH CENTER DR STE 140 TIGARD X No 1 372 AMEC EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL INC 7477 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X No 1 372 KONICA BUSINESS MACHINES USA 7409 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X No 1 373 COOPER B-LINE INC 7298 SW TECH CENTER DR TIGARD X No 1 374 SHELL STATION #121704 14951 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X No 1 375 CIRCLE A W PRODUCTS CO 13885 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 376 UNITED RENTALS NORTHWEST INC 14020 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 2 377 FINLANDIA SAUNA 14010 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 378 ABES AUTO BATTERY 13965 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 379 SHELL STATION #121704 14951 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X X No 2 379 TEXACO STATION 14905 SW BANGY LANE LAKE OSWEGO X No 1 380 CURTISS WRIGHT CONTROLS, WILLIAMS CONTROLS 14100 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X Yes Active 3 381 TVT DIE CASTING & MFG INC 7340 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X No 1 382 ARTEK INDUSTRIES INC 7350 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X Yes Active 3

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.14-45 Appendix B4.14 – Hazardous Materials Background Information Confirmed Release in EDR ID OWNER NAME ADDRESS CITY CL/Acquisition/TCE CL to 4 Feet 4 Feet to 1/8th Mile Project Footprint Cleanup Status Rank 382 PIKE AWNING CO 7300 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X No 1 382 TVT DIE CASTING & MANUFACTURING 7330 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X No 1 383 BONITA PIONEER PACKAGING 7400 SW LANDMARK LN TIGARD X No 1 384 TEXACO STATION 14905 SW BANGY LANE LAKE OSWEGO X No 2 385 FISKARS INC., GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES DIVISION 14200 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 1 386 14150 SW MILTON CT TIGARD X No 2 387 KRUSE CLEANERS 15090 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X No 1 387 15200 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X No 1 388 14344 SW 72ND AVE 14344 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 1 388 FISKARS INC., GERBER LEGENDARY BLADES DIVISION 14200 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 388 HD SUPPLY FACILITIES MAINTENANCE LTD. 6713 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X No 1 388 LEIF'S AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 14280 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 388 POLY-CAST INC 14140 SW 72ND AVE STE 100 PORTLAND X No 1 389 LEIF'S AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 14280 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 2 389 FOUGHT & COMPANY INC. 14255 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 2 390 HD SUPPLY FACILITIES MAINTENANCE LTD. 6713 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X No 2 391 CITY OF TIGARD - BONITA PARK SW MILTON CT AT BONITA RD TIGARD X No 1 391 TIGARD CITY OF 14344 SW MILTON CT TIGARD X No 1 392 BONITA PACKAGING COMPANY 7333 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X No 1 392 GENERAL CHAIN BAR CO. 7320 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X Yes Active 3 392 LEIFS AUTO COLLISION CENTERS 7325 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X No 2 392 ORKIN LAWN CARE 7220 SW BONITA RD STE B TIGARD X No 1 393 SMETCO 6830 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 394 GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP. 14410 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 394 ROGERS MACHINERY CO INC 14600 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 395 6730 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X No 2 396 7520 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X No 1 397 7390 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X No 1 398 HARRINGTON INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS 7380 SW BONITA RD TIGARD X No 1 399 SITEONE LANDSCAPE SUPPLY 14555 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 400 HOME BUILDERS ASSN OF METROPOLITAN PDX 15555 SW BANGY RD STE 301 LAKE OSWEGO X No 1 400 LAW, GREGORY & DIANA 6380 SW BURMA RD LAKE OSWEGO X No 1 400 15391 SW BANGY RD LAKE OSWEGO X No 2 401 B & T INVESTMENT CO. 14795 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 401 INTEGRATED SYSTEMS, INC 14945 SW 72ND AVE #102 TIGARD X No 1 401 PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 14725 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 401 PORTLAND PREDELIVERY CENTER 14880 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 2 401 PORTLAND REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS LLC 14915 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 1 401 SAMACK, INC. 14750 SW 72ND AVE PORTLAND X No 1 401 STADLER-SORG FIXTURES CO INC 14865 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 401 UNITED PIPE & SUPPLY CO., INC. 14830 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 2 401 14835 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 402 THE HOME DEPOT 14800 SW SEQUOIA PKWY TIGARD X No 2 402 14800 SW SEQUOIA PKY TIGARD X No 1 403 STADLER-SORG FIXTURES CO INC 14865 SW 74TH AVE TIGARD X No 1 404 HEATING OIL TANK 15842 SW LAKE FOREST BLVD LAKE OSWEGO X No 2 405 72ND & CARMEN CARDLOCK 15055 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 405 CONVOY CO 15150 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 2 405 LANDMARK FORD INC 15175 SW 72ND AVE TIGARD X No 1 406 ISENSE CORPORATION 15055 SW SEQUOIA PKWY TIGARD X No 1 407 HEATING OIL TANK 15975 SW LAKE FOREST BLVD LAKE OSWEGO X No 1 408 MEYER SIGN COMPANY OF OREGON INC 15205 SW 74TH AVE TIGARD X No 1 409 6640 SW REDWOOD LN TIGARD X Yes Inactive 2 410 6650 SW REDWOOD ST TIGARD X No 1 411 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. 7337 SW KABLE LANE TIGARD X No 1 412 I-5 EXIT 291 LAKE OSWEGO X No 2 413 LINCARE INC 7301 SW KABLE LN STE 900 PORTLAND X No 1 413 PACIFIC CREST STRUCTURES 7233 SW KABLE LN PORTLAND X No 1 413 TIGARD X No 1 413 TRANE OREGON SERVICE CO 7257 SW KABLE LN PORTLAND X No 1 414 0 UPPER BOONES FERRY RD TIGARD X No 2

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Table B4.15‐1. Major Utility Crossings and Longitudinal Impacts (multi‐page table) Utility Location Crossing/Longitudinal Aerial/Underground A1: Barbur BES SW Arthur St. extended: 60‐inch CSP CS Crossing Underground BES Between SW Grover St. and SW Gibbs St.: 12‐ Crossing Underground inch CS BES SW Lane St.: 36‐inch brick and stone CS Crossing Underground BES 1,600 feet north of SW Capitol Hwy.: 24‐inch Crossing Underground CSP CS BES 230 feet south of SW Capitol Hwy.: 30‐inch CSP Crossing Underground CS crossing under structure BES 1,580 feet south of SW Capitol Hwy.: 24‐inch Crossing Underground CSP CS crossing under structure PWB I‐405 to SW Sheridan St.: 12‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Underground Less than 500 feet PWB SW Hooker St: 24‐inch water Crossing Underground PWB SW Capitol Hwy. and Newbury trestle bridge: Crossing Underground 24‐inch water ODOT SW Naito Pkwy. to SW Terwilliger Blvd.: fiber Longitudinal ‐ Underground (also in Alternative B1) Approximately 2 miles NWN SW Thomas St. to SW Ralston Dr. (east side): 16‐ Longitudinal ‐ Underground inch More than 1 mile NWN SW Bancroft St.: 6‐inch high pressure Crossing Underground NWN SW Capitol Hwy. on‐ramp to SW Barbur Blvd. Crossing/conflict Underground (northbound): district regulator PGE SW Lincoln St. to SW Sheridan St.: 115 kV Longitudinal ‐ Aerial transmission Less than 0.25 mile PGE SW Lincoln St. to SW Sheridan St.: 13 kV Both Underground distribution PGE SW Hooker St. to SW Naito Pkwy.: 115 kV Longitudinal ‐ Aerial transmission 0.5 mile PGE SW Hooker St. to SW Naito Pkwy.: 13 kV Both Underground distribution A2‐BH: Naito Bridgehead and A2‐LA: Naito Limited Access BES SW Naito Pkwy. at SW Arthur St. extended: 60‐ Crossing Underground inch CSP CS BES SW Naito Pkwy. at SW Lane St. (also Naito Crossing Underground ramp): 36‐inch brick and stone CS BES SW Naito Pkwy. at SW Caruthers St. extended: Crossing Underground 27‐inch CSP storm BES SW Naito Pkwy. at SW Sheridan St.: 45‐inch Crossing Underground brick CS near eastern edge of SW Naito Pkwy. PWB SW Lincoln St. to I‐405: 12‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Underground Less than 0.25 mile PWB SW Lincoln St. to I‐405: 36‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Underground Less than 0.25 mile PWB SW Hooker St: 36‐inch water Crossing Underground PWB SW Curry St: 36‐inch water Crossing Underground

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Table B4.15‐1. Major Utility Crossings and Longitudinal Impacts (multi‐page table) Utility Location Crossing/Longitudinal Aerial/Underground CTL SW Lincoln St. to SW Whitaker St: conduit bank Longitudinal ‐ Underground Less than 1 mile PGE SW Lincoln St. to SW Arthur St.: Future multiple Both Underground feeders – duct banks/vaults/switching for new Marquam Substation PGE SW Gibbs St. to SW Barbur Blvd.: 115 kV Longitudinal ‐ Aerial transmission Less than 0.5 mile PGE SW Gibbs St. to SW Barbur Blvd.: 13 kV Both Underground distribution B1: Barbur BES Between SW 3rd Ave. and SW 5th Ave.: 24‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Less than 500 Underground storm feet BES SW Custer St. – Stephens Creek: 60‐inch storm Crossing Underground BES SW 19th Ave.: 18‐inch storm Crossing Underground BES SW Multnomah Blvd.: 30‐inch sanitary crossing Crossing Underground BES East of SW 26th Ave.: 36‐inch storm Crossing Underground BES West of SW 26th – Tributary to Falling Creek: Crossing Underground 54‐inch storm BES SW 41st Ave.: 18‐inch storm Crossing Underground PWB SW Nevada St: 20‐inch, 12‐inch and 10‐inch Crossing Underground PWB SW Nevada St. to SW Bertha Blvd.: 60‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Underground Approximately 0.5 mile PWB SW 3rd Ave. to SW 7th Ave.: 12‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.25 Underground mile PWB SW Bertha Blvd. to SW Multnomah Blvd.: 24‐ Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.25 Underground inch mile PWB SW Custer St.: 16‐inch Crossing Underground PWB SW 35th Ave. to SW Taylors Ferry Rd.: 24‐inch Longitudinal – Less than 0.25 Underground mile PWB Transit Center driveway to SW 41st Av.e: 12‐ Longitudinal – Less than 0.25 Underground inch mile PWB SW Taylors Ferry Rd.: 24‐inch Crossing Underground PWB SW Huber St. north: 20‐inch Crossing Underground ODOT SW Naito Pkwy. to SW Terwilliger Blvd.: fiber Longitudinal ‐ Underground (also in Alternative A1) Approximately 2 miles ODOT I‐5 northbound, east shoulder: fiber Crossing Underground ODOT SW 4th Ave.: 36‐inch storm culvert Crossing Underground ODOT 260 feet east of SW Terwilliger Blvd.: 24‐inch Crossing Underground storm culvert ODOT 90 feet south of SW 26th Way: 54‐inch storm Crossing Underground culvert ODOT SW 35th Ave.: 36‐inch CSP storm culvert Crossing Underground ODOT SW 53rd Ave.: 24‐inch CSP storm culvert Crossing Underground ODOT SW 55th Ave.: 24‐inch CSP storm culvert Crossing Underground PGE SW Terwilliger Blvd. to SW Atlanta St.: 115 kV Longitudinal ‐ Less than 4 Aerial transmission miles

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Table B4.15‐1. Major Utility Crossings and Longitudinal Impacts (multi‐page table) Utility Location Crossing/Longitudinal Aerial/Underground CTL SW 3rd Ave. to SW 13th Ave.: conduit bank Longitudinal ‐ Less than 1 Underground mile CTL SW Terwilliger Blvd.: conduit bank Crossing Underground CTL SW 30th Ave.: conduit bank Crossing Underground B1: Barbur; B2: I‐5 Barbur TC‐60th; B3: I‐5 26th‐60th Leaside Investments LLC South of SW Spring Garden St.: cell tower Crossing Structure and underground B1: Barbur; B2: I‐5 Barbur TC‐60th; B3: I‐5 26th‐60th; B4: I‐5 Custer‐60th ODOT I‐5 northbound, east shoulder: fiber Crossing Underground ODOT/BES SW 26th Ave./SW Barbur Ct.: regional water Crossing Structure quality facility PGE SW 60th Ave. to SW Atlanta St.: 115 kV Longitudinal ‐ More than 1 Aerial transmission, both sides of I‐5 mile CTL near SW Multnomah Blvd.: cell tower Crossing Structure and underground B2: I‐5 Barbur TC‐60th; B3: I‐5 26th‐60th; B4: I‐5 Custer‐60th Crown Castle Site South of SW Luradel St.: cell tower Crossing Structure and Joint Use: T‐Mobile, underground Cricket, Western PCS B4: I‐5 Custer‐60th Crown Castle Site: Near SW Multnomah Blvd.: cell tower Crossing Structure and AT&T Wireless underground BES West of SW Terwilliger Blvd.: 18‐inch storm Crossing Underground PWB SW 14th Ave: 24‐inch Crossing Underground C1: Ash‐I‐5 City of Tigard Water SW Hall Blvd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water Northwest of SW Wall St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Bonita St.: Two 24‐inch and 16‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW 72nd Ave.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary Knez Wetland: 15‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary Knez Wetland: 10‐inch Longitudinal – Less than 0.25 Underground mile City of Tigard Sanitary North of SW Bonita Rd.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground Clean Water Services Parallel to railroad track northwest of SW Wall Longitudinal ‐ Less than 500 Underground St.: 24‐inch feet City of Tigard Sanitary South of SW Landmark Ln.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd at SW Beveland St.: 36‐inch water Crossing Underground main City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd at SW Landmark Ln.: 36‐inch water Crossing Underground main TVWD SW Clinton St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground TVWD SW Dartmouth St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground TVWD SW Beveland St.: 12‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Underground mile ODOT SW Redwood Ln.: 18‐inch storm Crossing Underground

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Table B4.15‐1. Major Utility Crossings and Longitudinal Impacts (multi‐page table) Utility Location Crossing/Longitudinal Aerial/Underground NWN SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 6‐inch Crossing Underground Frontier SW Beveland St.: fiber Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Both mile Frontier SW Bonita Rd.: fiber Crossing Both PGE South side of railroad, SW Main St. to SW Bonita Longitudinal ‐ More than 1 Aerial Rd.: 115 kV transmission mile C2: Ash‐Railroad City of Tigard Water SW Hall Blvd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water Northwest of SW Wall St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Bonita Rd.: two 24‐inch and 30‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW 72nd Ave.: 16‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary Knez Wetland: 15‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary Knez Wetland: 10‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.25 Underground mile Clean Water Services Parallel to railroad track northwest of SW Wall Longitudinal ‐ Less than 500 Underground St.: 24‐inch feet City of Tigard Sanitary SW Bonita Rd.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd Ave. at SW Beveland St: 36‐inch water Crossing Underground main City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd Ave. at railroad: 36‐inch water main Crossing Underground TVWD SW Clinton St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground TVWD SW Dartmouth St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground TVWD SW Beveland St.: 12‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Underground mile NWN SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 6‐inch Crossing Underground Frontier SW Beveland St.: fiber Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Both mile Frontier SW Bonita Rd.: fiber Crossing Both PGE South side of railroad, SW Main St. to SW Bonita Longitudinal ‐ Aerial Rd.: 115 kV transmission More than 1 mile C3: Clinton‐I‐5 City of Tigard Water SW Hall Blvd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water Northwest of SW Wall St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Bonita Rd.: two 24‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW 72nd Ave.: 16‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary Open land west of SW Dartmouth St.: 10‐inch Crossing Underground and 12‐inch City of Tigard Sanitary Railroad near SW Ash Ave.: 15‐inch Crossing Underground Clean Water Services Parallel to railroad track northwest of SW Wall Longitudinal ‐ Less than 500 Underground St.: 24‐inch feet City of Tigard Sanitary South SW Landmark Ln.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd Ave. south of SW Clinton St.: 36‐inch Crossing Underground water main City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd Ave. at SW Landmark Ln.: 36‐inch Crossing Underground water main

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Table B4.15‐1. Major Utility Crossings and Longitudinal Impacts (multi‐page table) Utility Location Crossing/Longitudinal Aerial/Underground TVWD SW Clinton St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground TVWD SW Dartmouth St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground ODOT SW Redwood Ln.: 18‐inch storm Crossing Underground NWN SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 6‐inch Crossing Underground Frontier SW Beveland St.: fiber Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Both mile Frontier SW Bonita Rd.: fiber Crossing Both PGE South side of railroad, SW Main St. to SW Bonita Longitudinal ‐ Aerial Rd.: 115 kV transmission More than 1 mile C4: Clinton‐Railroad City of Tigard Water SW Hall Blvd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water Northwest of SW Wall St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Bonita Rd.: Two 24‐inch and 30‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW 72nd Ave.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary Open land west of SW Dartmouth St.: 10‐inch Crossing Underground and 12‐inch City of Tigard Sanitary Railroad near SW Ash Ave.: 15‐inch Crossing Underground Clean Water Services Parallel to railroad track northwest of SW Wall Longitudinal ‐ Less than 500 Underground St.: 24‐inch feet City of Tigard Sanitary SW Bonita Rd.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd Ave. south of SW Clinton St.: 36‐inch Crossing Underground water main City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd Ave. at railroad: 36‐inch water main Crossing Underground TVWD SW Clinton St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground TVWD SW Dartmouth St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground NWN SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 6‐inch Crossing Underground Frontier SW Beveland St.: fiber Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Both mile Frontier SW Bonita Rd.: fiber Crossing Both PGE South side of railroad, SW Main St. to SW Bonita Longitudinal ‐ Aerial Rd.: 115 kV transmission More than 1 mile C5: Ash‐I‐5 Branched City of Tigard Water SW Hampton St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Hall Blvd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water Northwest of SW Wall St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Bonita Rd.: Two 24‐inch and 30‐inch Crossing Underground

City of Tigard Water SW 72nd Ave.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary South of SW Sandburg St.: 10‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary South SW Landmark Ln.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary Knez Wetland: 15‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary Knez Wetland: 10‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.25 Underground mile City of Tigard Sanitary SW Bonita Rd.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground

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Table B4.15‐1. Major Utility Crossings and Longitudinal Impacts (multi‐page table) Utility Location Crossing/Longitudinal Aerial/Underground City of Tigard Storm SW 70th Ave. between SW Dartmouth St. and Longitudinal ‐ More than 500 Underground SW Elmhurst St.: Two 48‐inch and 15‐inch feet City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd Ave. at SW Beveland St.: 36‐inch water Crossing Underground main TVWD SW Clinton St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground TVWD SW Beveland St.: 12‐inch Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Underground mile ODOT SW Redwood Ln.: 18‐inch storm Crossing Underground NWN SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 6‐inch Crossing Underground Frontier SW Beveland St.: fiber Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Both mile Frontier SW Bonita Rd.: fiber Crossing Both PGE South side of railroad, SW Main St. to SW Bonita Longitudinal ‐ Aerial Rd.: 115 kV transmission More than 1 mile C6: Wall‐I‐5 Branched City of Tigard Water SW Hampton St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Hall Blvd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water Northwest of SW Wall St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Hunziker St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW Bonita Rd.: Two 24‐inch and 16‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Water SW 72nd Ave.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary South of SW Sandburg St.: 10‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary South SW Landmark Ln.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground Clean Water Services Parallel to railroad track northwest of SW Wall Longitudinal ‐ Less than 500 Underground St.: 24‐inch feet City of Tigard Sanitary Railroad near SW Ash Ave.: 15‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Sanitary SW Bonita Rd.: 21‐inch Crossing Underground City of Tigard Storm SW 70th Ave. between SW Dartmouth St. and Longitudinal ‐ More than 500 Underground SW Elmhurst St.: Two 48‐inch and 15‐inch feet City of Tualatin Water SW 72nd Ave. at SW Beveland St.: 36‐inch water Crossing Underground main TVWD SW Clinton St.: 12‐inch Crossing Underground TVWD SW Beveland St.: 12‐inch Longitudinal Underground ODOT SW Redwood Ln.: 18‐inch storm Crossing Underground NWN SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd.: 6‐inch Crossing Underground NWN SW Wall St. (Private road): 2‐inch Longitudinal Underground Frontier SW Beveland St.: fiber Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Both mile Frontier SW Bonita Rd.: fiber Crossing Both Frontier SW Wall St. (Private road): fiber Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Aerial mile PGE South side of railroad, SW Main St. to SW Bonita Longitudinal ‐ Aerial Rd.: 115 kV transmission More than 1 mile PGE SW Wall St., railroad to SW Hunziker St.: 115 kV Longitudinal ‐ Less than 0.5 Aerial transmission mile

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Table B4.15‐1. Major Utility Crossings and Longitudinal Impacts (multi‐page table) Utility Location Crossing/Longitudinal Aerial/Underground Marquam Hill Connection Options BES SW Terwilliger Blvd.: 21‐inch CS, 12‐inch and 8‐ Crossing Underground inch sewer main PWB SW Gibbs St. to SW Campus Dr.: 12‐inch Longitudinal – Less than 0.25 Underground mile PWB SW Gibbs St: Barbur Gibbs Pump Station Longitudinal – Less than 0.25 Above‐ground and mile Underground Note: BES = City of Portland Bureau of Environmental Services; CS = Combined Sewer; CSP = Corrugated Steel Pipe; CTL = CenturyLink; kV = kilovolt; NWN = Northwest Natural Gas; ODOT = Oregon Department of Transportation; PGE = Portland General Electric; PWB = Portland Water Bureau; TVWD = Tualatin Valley Water District.

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.15‐7 Appendix B4.15 – Utilities Background Information This Page Intentionally Left Blank APPENDIX B4.17 – SAFETY AND SECURITY BACKGROUND INFORMATION Law Enforcement Agencies City of Portland Police Bureau Portland Police Bureau (PPB) provides law enforcement services for the City of Portland from three precincts: East, North and Central. The Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project will be located within the Central Precinct. Central Precinct covers 41.3 square miles with an estimated residential population of 181,160 people.1

Tigard Police Department The Tigard Police Department provides law enforcement within the jurisdiction of Tigard. The Department is organized into three divisions: Operations, Administration and Support Services. Tigard’s Police Department is located near downtown and next door to Tigard Town Hall at 13125 SW Hall Boulevard in Tigard.2

Tualatin Police Department The Tualatin Police Department is composed of the Administration, Patrol Services and Support Services divisions. The department is located at 8650 SW Tualatin Road in the Police Services Building. The City of Durham contracts with the City of Tualatin for police services.3

Washington County Sheriff’s Office The Washington County Sheriff’s Office provides policing services to all 570,510 residents of Washington County. They are the primary responders for 27,560 rural and 207,604 urban unincorporated residents. The Sherriff’s Office provides backup patrol support to cities, participates in special response teams and operates the county jail.4

Transit and Crime Multiple studies around the country have searched for a connection between rail transit investment and increases in criminal activity, and have found that light rail does not increase crime around stations. Several studies have found that crime statistics for areas around stations reflect those of the neighborhoods in which they are located, and that generally crime does not transfer from one station to another. A study of transit security by the U.S. Department of Transportation noted that transit stations with high crime rates are generally located in neighborhoods with high crime rates.5 A study of the Los Angeles Green Line light rail found that, although the system passed through inner city high-crime neighborhoods and terminated at its western end in affluent suburban communities, the transit line did not result in significant impacts on crime trends or crime dislocations in the station neighborhoods, and

1Central Precinct Division Information, 2017. Retrieved from https://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/article/420225. 2 Tigard Police Department Profile, 2017. Retrieved from http://www.tigard-or.gov/police/profile.php. 3 Police Administration, 2017. Retrieved from https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/police/police-administration. 4 2015 Annual Report, Washington County Sheriff’s Office, Countywide Services. 5 Mauri, Ronald et al. (1997, March). USDOT: Transit Security: A Description of Problems and Countermeasures. (Original work published 1984.) June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.17-1 Appendix B4.17 – Safety and Security Background Information did not transport crime from the inner city to the suburbs.6 A study in Denver analyzed crime statistics in one station area before and after the construction of light rail. The findings revealed that crime did not increase after the construction of the station.7

The Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon’s (TriMet’s) experience with its existing system mirrors national information. Portland Police collected crime statistics on Interstate Avenue before and after the construction of the Metropolitan Area Express (MAX) Yellow Line light rail, and found that increases in crime on the street were proportional to the increased number of people in the area. There was an average of 174 crimes reported on Interstate Avenue in 2001, 2002 and 2003—the three years leading up to the opening of the Yellow Line. From 2004 to 2010, there was an average of 235 crimes per year, 61 more than before the line opened, which represents an increase proportionate to the greater number of people in the area due to the new line.8 Similarly, one year after the opening of the MAX Orange Line, Milwaukie City Manager Bill Monahan told the Milwaukie City Council that crime had not increased in the city.9

6 Liggett, R., Loukaitou-Sideris, A., and Iseki, H. (2002, October). Journeys to Crime: Assessing the Effects of a Light Rail Line on Crime in the Neighborhoods. 7 Denver Regional Transportation District. (2006, November 16). Technical Memorandum: Neighborhood vs. Station Crime Myths and Facts. Retrieved from http://www.rtd-fastracks.com/media/uploads/nm/CRIMEFCTSHTv2.pdf. 8 Blum, Alex. (2012, August 8). New MAX line might not be the 'crime express', Clackamas Review. Retrieved from http://pamplinmedia.com/cr/24-news/113181-new-max-line-might-not-be-the-crime-express. 9 Becker, Tim. 2016 (October 10). A year later: Orange Line exceeds Milwaukie hopes. KOIN 6 News. B4.17-2 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.17 – Safety and Security Background Information APPENDIX B4.18 – INDIRECT AND CUMULATIVE EFFECTS BACKGROUND INFORMATION The background information for indirect and cumulative effects includes:

• projects and plans covering the transportation and land use activities planned in the corridor • mappings of existing land uses within one-half mile of each of the stations

The projects and plans that were considered in the evaluation of indirect and cumulative impacts are shown. The transportation projects are those from the Southwest Corridor that are the financially constrained project list in the Regional Transportation Plan and are also included in the regional transportation model applied by Metro for the transportation analysis (see Table B4.18-1). The model also includes the year 2035 population and employment forecasts, as adopted by the Metro Council.

Table B4.18-1. Transportation Projects in the Southwest Corridor Area (Financially Constrained List from the RTP) (multi-page table) RTP ID Nominating Agency Project 10088 Lake Oswego Lower Boones Ferry Rd. 10092 Wilsonville Tonquin Trail 10130 Wilsonville Kinsman Rd. Extension from Barber St. to Boeckman Rd. 10131 Wilsonville Tooze Rd. Improvements 10132 Wilsonville Boeckman Rd./I-5 Overcrossing Improvements 10134 Wilsonville 65th/Elligsen/Stafford Intersection Improvements 10153 Wilsonville Barber St. Extension from Kinsman Rd. to Villebois Village 10156 Wilsonville Boeckman Rd. at Boeckman Creek 10162 Portland Willamette Greenway Trail - South Waterfront 10164 Portland South Portal, Phase I & II 10165 Portland Moody/Bond Ave, Couplet - SW Bond Extension ( River Parkway to Gibbs) 10171 Portland Burnside/Couch, West [Blvd/Streetscape] 10173 Portland Macadam, SW (Bancroft - Sellwood Br): ITS 10189 Portland Capitol Hwy, SW 10191 Portland Garden Home Rd., SW (Capitol Hwy - Multnomah): Multi-modal Improvements 10227 Portland SW Stephenson/SW Boones Ferry Intersection 10232 Portland Flanders, NW (Steel Bridge to Westover): Bicycle Facility 10247 Portland Corbett/Hood/Sheridan, SW: Pedestrian and Bike Improvements 10251 Portland Bancroft St., SW (River Parkway - Macadam): Street Improvements 10253 Portland Arthur, Gibbs & Lowell, SW (River Parkway - Moody): Street Improvements 10260 Portland Clay/2nd, SW: Pedestrian/Vehicle Signal 10263 Portland Naito Parkway (Broadway Br - north of Terminal One): Street and Pedestrian Improvements 10266 Portland 14th/16th, NW/SW & 13th/14th, SE, (Glisan - Clay): ITS 10272 Portland Capitol Hwy, SW (Vermont - Florida): Intersection Improvements 10273 Portland Capitol Hwy, SW (Terwilliger - Sunset): Multi-modal Improvements 10274 Portland Beaverton-Hillsdale /Bertha/Capitol Hwy, SW: Intersection Improvements 10275 Portland Vermont St., SW, (45th - Oleson): Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements 10276 Portland 30th Ave., SW (Vermont to B-H Hwy): Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvements 10277 Portland Bertha, SW (B-H Hwy - Barbur): Multi-modal Improvements

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-1 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Table B4.18-1. Transportation Projects in the Southwest Corridor Area (Financially Constrained List from the RTP) (multi-page table) RTP ID Nominating Agency Project 10282 Portland Barbur/Capitol/Huber/Taylors Ferry, SW: Intersection Improvements 10283 Portland Barbur Blvd, SW (3rd - Terwilliger): Multi-modal Improvements 10284 Portland Taylors Ferry, SW (Capitol Hwy - City Limits): Bicycle & Pedestrian Improvements 10285 Portland Barbur Blvd, SW (Terwilliger - City Limits): Multi-modal Improvements 10286 Portland Pedestrian Overpass near Markham School, SW 10303 Portland Capitol Hwy, SW (West Portland Town Center - 49th): Pedestrian Improvements 10308 Portland Boones Ferry Rd., SW (Terwilliger - City Limits): Bikeway 10309 Portland Macadam, SW (Bancroft - County line): Multi-modal Improvements 10354 Portland Fanno Creek Greenway (Red Electric) Trail 10568 Washington Co. Tualatin-Sherwood Rd. Improvements 10588 Washington Co. Grahams Ferry Rd Improvements 10590 Washington Co. Tonquin Rd. Improvements 10599 Washington Co. / Tigard Hwy. 217/72nd Ave. Interchange Improvements 10674 Sherwood Oregon-Tonquin Roundabout 10681 Sherwood Elwert Rd 10684 Sherwood Cedar Brook Way 10692 Sherwood Edy Rd Improvments 10693 Sherwood Ladd Hill Rd. 10694 Sherwood Murdock 10699 Sherwood Oregon Street 10701 Sherwood Regional Trail System / West fork of Tonquin Trail 10702 Sherwood Edy-Borchers Intersection Improvements 10706 Sherwood 99W Pedestrian Improvements 10707 Sherwood 99W Regional Trail Crossing 10708 Washington Co. Roy Rogers Rd. / Tualatin-Sherwood Road 10709 Tualatin Sagert 10711 Tualatin Teton 10712 Tualatin Boones Ferry 10714 Tualatin 105th Ave/Avery Street 10715 Tualatin Herman 10716 Tualatin Myslony 10717 Tualatin Cipole 10718 Tualatin Herman 10721 Tualatin McEwan 10728 Tualatin Boones Ferry 10729 Tualatin Loop Rd 10736 Washington Co. 124th Ave Extension 10738 Tualatin Teton 10739 Tualatin Nyberg 10741 Tualatin 95th Ave. 10742 Tualatin 108th Ave. 10743 Tualatin 99W 10744 Tualatin Tualatin River Pathway 10745 Tualatin Nyberg Creek Greenway Trail

B4.18-2 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Table B4.18-1. Transportation Projects in the Southwest Corridor Area (Financially Constrained List from the RTP) (multi-page table) RTP ID Nominating Agency Project 10750 Tigard Greenburg Road Improvements 10751 Tigard Hwy. 217 Overcrossing 10752 Tigard Bonita Road Improvements 10753 Tigard Durham Road Improvements 10755 Tigard 72nd Ave. Improvements 10756 Tigard 72nd Ave. Improvements 10757 Tigard 72nd Ave. Improvements 10759 Tigard Dartmouth Street Improvements 10763 Tigard Washington Square Regional Center Greenbelt Shared Use Path 10764 Tigard Durham Road Improvements 10768 Tigard Upper Boones Ferry Intersection Improvements 10769 Tigard Greenburg Intersection Improvements 10770 Tigard Hwy. 99W Intersection Improvements 10853 Wilsonville Kinsman Rd. Extension 10872 ODOT Add lane: SB I-205 to SB I-5 interchange ramp and extend acceleration lane and add auxiliary lane on S 10907 TriMet High Capacity Transit: Southwest Corridor (Portland to Tualatin via Tigard) - Project Development 11116 Portland SW Garden Home Road 11123 ODOT I-5 North Macadam 11131 Portland Vermont St., SW, (30th - 45th): Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements 11181 ODOT OR 43 Sellwood Bridge Interchange 11217 Tigard McDonald Street Improvements 11220 Tigard Hall Blvd. Improvements 11223 Tigard Hall/Hunziker/Scoffins Intersection Realignment 11224 Tigard Greenburg/Tiedeman/N. Dakota Reconfiguration 11228 Tigard Portland & Western Rail Trail 11229 Tigard Walnut Street Improvements 11243 Wilsonville Day Rd. Improvements 11324 Portland Barbur Bridges 11345 Portland SW Stephenson(Boones Ferry - 35th): Multi-modal Improvements 11351 Portland SW Multnomah Blvd. (Barbur Blvd. to 45th Ave.) 11371 ODOT Interstate 5 Southbound: Phase 2 - Lower Boones Ferry Auxiliary Lane 11404 Sherwood Baler Way 11407 Tigard Ash Avenue RR Crossing 11408 Tigard Atlanta Street Extension to Dartmouth 11412 TriMet Corridor Safety and Access to Transit: Barbur-99W 11416 Tualatin 105th Ave/Avery Street 11417 Tualatin 115th 11418 Tualatin Blake 11419 Tualatin Boones Ferry Road 11420 Tualatin Nyberg 11421 Tualatin Tualatin Rd 11422 Tualatin Tualatin-Sherwood Road

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-3 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Table B4.18-1. Transportation Projects in the Southwest Corridor Area (Financially Constrained List from the RTP) (multi-page table) RTP ID Nominating Agency Project 11423 Tualatin Avery 11424 Tualatin Hazelbrook Road 11425 Tualatin Teton 11426 Tualatin 65th Ave. 11427 Tualatin Ice Age Tonquin Trail 11428 Tualatin Martinazzi 11429 Tualatin Sagert 11438 Washington Co. Tonquin / Grahams Ferry Intersection Improvements 11446 Washington Co. Tigard/Tualatin/Sherwood Area ITS 11467 Washington Co. Fischer Rd. Interim Bike and Pedestrian Improvements 11469 Washington Co. 124th Ave Improvements 11470 Washington Co. Basalt Creek E-W Connector 11487 Wilsonville Boones Ferry Improvements 11488 Wilsonville Boones Ferry Road/Commerce Circle/95th Avenue 11489 Wilsonville Boones Ferry / I-5 ramp improvements 11553 Tualatin Borland Rd 11554 Wilsonville Barber St / Town Center Loop Bike/Pedestrian Bridge over I-5 11555 Wilsonville Boeckman Creek Trail 11556 Wilsonville Stafford Rd. Improvements 11557 Wilsonville Brown Road Extension 11564 Portland Barbur Demonstration Project 19th Ave. to 26th Ave. 11571 Portland Barbur/99W Corridor Safety and Access to Transit 11638 Portland SW Capitol Highway Safety Improvements 11660 Sherwood Century-Langer Intersection Improvements 11666 Tigard Hwy. 99W Intersection Improvements Note: RTP = Regional Transportation Plan.

The land use plans include citywide plans, master plans and subarea plans, most of which are discussed in more detail in Section 4.2, Land Use, and in Appendix B4.2, Land Use Background Information. The following plans were considered:

• Metro 2040 Growth Concept • Metro Regional Framework Plan and Urban Growth Management Functional Plan (2016) • Metro Regional Transportation Plan (2014) • High Capacity Transit System Expansion Policy: Implementation Guidance for the Portland Metropolitan Region (2011) • Washington County Comprehensive Plan (2016) • Clackamas County Comprehensive Plan (2017) • Durham Comprehensive Land Use Plan (1995) • Lake Oswego Comprehensive Plan (2013)

B4.18-4 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information • Southwest Employment Area Plan and Code Amendments (2014) • City of Portland Comprehensive Plan (2016) • Portland Central City Plan (Recommended Draft) (2017) • Terwilliger Parkway Corridor Plan (1983) • Terwilliger Parkway Design Guidelines (1983) • Parks 2020 Vision Sub-area: Southwest (1999) • South Portland Circulation Study Report and Recommendations • City of Tigard plans • City of Tualatin Comprehensive Plan • Barbur Concept Plan (2013) • South Waterfront Plan (2002) • OHSU 20-Year Facilities Master Plan • National University of Natural Medicine Master Plan • Portland Community College (PCC)- Sylvania Campus Master Plan (in development)

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-5 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Attachment 1 Mappings of Station Areas and their Existing Land Use Conditions

B4.18-6 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-1. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Gibbs Barbur Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-7 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-2. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Gibbs Naito Station

B4.18-8 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-3. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Hamilton Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-9 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-4. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Custer Station

B4.18-10 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-5. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: 19th Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-11 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-6. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Spring Garden Station

B4.18-12 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-7. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: 30th Barbur Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-13 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-8. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: 30th I-5 Station

B4.18-14 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-9. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Barbur TC Barbur Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-15 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-10. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Barbur TC I-5 Station

B4.18-16 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-11. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: 53rd Barbur Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-17 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-12. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: 53rd I-5 Station

B4.18-18 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-13. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Baylor Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-19 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-14. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Clinton Station

B4.18-20 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-15. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Beveland Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-21 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-16. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Tigard TC Ash Station

B4.18-22 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-17. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Tigard TC Clinton Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-23 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-18. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Tigard TC Wall Station

B4.18-24 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-19. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Bonita I-5 Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-25 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-20. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Bonita RR Station

B4.18-26 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-21. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Upper Boones I-5 Station

June 2018 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS B4.18-27 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-22. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Upper Boones RR Station

B4.18-28 Southwest Corridor Light Rail Project Draft EIS June 2018 Appendix B4.18 – Indirect and Cumulative Effects Background Information Figure B4.18-23. Existing Land Uses in 0.5-Mile Station Area: Bridgeport Village Station

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