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APPENDIX F PHOTOGRAPH LOG Photo 3: 4/22/2016 – Air Knife Excavation Pre- Clearance for Temporary Soil Boring AB-31A in SE Mcloughlin Boulevard Access Road Should APPENDIX F Photograph Log Photo 1: 12/16/2015 – Drilling temporary soil boring in SE Mailwell Drive shoulder. View to the east-southeast. Photo 2: 12/16/2015 – Drilling temporary soil boring in SE Mailwell Drive shoulder. View to the east Project No.: 361M119101 Remedial Investigation Report PROCESSED: JE Former Mail-Well Envelope Facility DATE May 2017 ECSI 1116 Milwaukie, OR 7376 SW Durham Road PAGE 1 Portland, Oregon 97224 APPENDIX F PHOTOGRAPH LOG Photo 3: 4/22/2016 – Air knife excavation pre- clearance for temporary soil boring AB-31A in SE McLoughlin Boulevard access road should. View to the west-southwest. Photo 4: 7/182/2016 – Drilling temporary soil boring AB-35A in SE McLoughlin Boulevard access road should. View to the west. Project No.: 361M119101 Remedial Investigation Report PROCESSED: JE Former Mail-Well Envelope Facility DATE May 2017 ECSI 1116 Milwaukie, OR 7376 SW Durham Road PAGE 2 Portland, Oregon 97224 APPENDIX F PHOTOGRAPH LOG Photo 5: 8/31/2016 – Monitoring well MW-05 on day of construction on Americold property. View is to the north-northeast. Photo 6: 8/31/2016 – Monitoring well MW-06 on day of construction on Americold property. View is to the south- southwest. Project No.: 361M119101 Remedial Investigation Report PROCESSED: JE Former Mail-Well Envelope Facility DATE May 2017 ECSI 1116 Milwaukie, OR 7376 SW Durham Road PAGE 3 Portland, Oregon 97224 APPENDIX F PHOTOGRAPH LOG Photo 7: 12/28/2016 – December 2016 MiHPT and groundwater sample boring locations on the Site with results summary. View is to the north. Photo 8: 12/28/2016 – December 2016 MiHPT and groundwater sample boring locations on the Site with results summary. View is to the north. Project No.: 361M119101 Remedial Investigation Report PROCESSED: JE Former Mail-Well Envelope Facility DATE May 2017 ECSI 1116 Milwaukie, OR 7376 SW Durham Road PAGE 4 Portland, Oregon 97224 APPENDIX F PHOTOGRAPH LOG Photo 9: 12/28/2016 – December 2016 MiHPT and groundwater sample boring locations Grand + Benedicts property with results summary. View is to the east. Photo 10: 12/28/2016 – December 2016 MiHPT and groundwater sample boring locations Grand + Benedicts property with results summary. View is to the west-northwest. Project No.: 361M119101 Remedial Investigation Report PROCESSED: JE Former Mail-Well Envelope Facility DATE May 2017 ECSI 1116 Milwaukie, OR 7376 SW Durham Road PAGE 5 Portland, Oregon 97224 APPENDIX F PHOTOGRAPH LOG APPENDIX G City of Milwaukie Land Use Zoning Maps TENINO ST UMATILLA ST TACOMA ST HARNEY ST HARNEY ST HARNEY DR HARNEY ST 25THAVE 62NDAVE 60THAVE 23RDAVE 24THAVE 65THAVE 64THAVE 63RDAVE 45TH PL 66THAVE SHERRETT ST 67THAVE 21STAVE 15THAVE 16THAVE 19THAVE (C) 17THAVE CLATSOP ST 58TH DR 70THAVE 36THAVE 9THAVE 13THAVE 30THAVE 11THAVE MARION ST LUTHER RD MARY CT VAN WATER ST FIR AVE FIR AVE MD I FLAVEL DR FIR AVE LINN ST 23RDAVE MCLOUGHLIN BLVD MOORES ST 57THAVE HAZEL AVE BARBA ST WESTFORK ST 72NDAVE 28THAVE 31STAVE OCHOCO ST 30THAVE 40THAVE 16THPL MED. D 12THAVE FERN ST 41STAVE LAND USE FERN AVE STUBB ST ROSWELL ST (C) 73RDAVE ANDOVER PL (MED. 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There are no warranties, expressed or implied, including the warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular SILVER SPRINGS RD P purpose, accompanying this product. However, notification of errors would be appreciated. KUEHNRD NIXON AVE BOWMAN ST Please check with Planning Department for most 45THAVE MED. D up-to-date information. 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