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North Marina West End

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North Marina West End - 2007

SITE DESCRIPTION

The Port of Everett’s North Marina West End Site has been used for commercial, marine, and general industrial purposes since the early 1900s. These uses included trucking and marine construction activities such as welding, sandblasting, creosote log storage, and painting. In addition, there were a number of storage tanks for diesel fuel, gasoline, and oil. Chemicals such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), petroleum hydrocarbons, and five metals have been found to exceed Model Toxic Control Act (MTCA) cleanup levels in soil. Vinyl chloride, petroleum hydrocarbons, and two metals exceed MTCA cleanup levels in groundwater. One PAH (acenaphthene) exceeds its respective Sediment Quality Standard (SQS) in sediment. The Port has completed significant investigation and partial cleanup of this Site as part of a larger North Marina Redevelopment project known as Port Gardner Wharf. Ecology is working with the Port to complete this investigation and cleanup.

The North Marina West End Site is part of a larger North Marina Redevelopment project.  Information about the redevelopment can be found at the following Port of Everett web site. 

North Marina West End - 2000

SITE DOCUMENTS

• Fact Sheet - April 2008
• Final Agreed Order
• Exhibit A Figure 1
• Exhibit A Figures 2 and 3
• Exhibit A Figures 4 to 6 and Parcel Information
• Exhibits B to D Attachment A
• Public Participation Plan

Related Information

• Watershed Information for WRIA 07

Additional Resources

• Acronyms used by the Toxic Cleanup Program
• Cleanup Process: Major Steps & Definitions
• Data Submittal Requirements for All Cleanup Sites
• Facility/Site Atlas
• Toxics Cleanup publications