Hello Michael, 

Thank you for reaching out to the EMG Helpline and for sharing your soil test results. 

Considering phosphorus and potassium are reported as excessive, it seems reasonable not to add fertilizers, compost, or manure this year. A potential source of excess magnesium may be added epsom salts, so avoid the addition of epsom salt this year as well. 

To add the recommended nitrogen to your garden, seek fertilizers that only contain nitrogen. A few organic options include blood meal (fast acting) or feather meal (slow release). You may also consider lowering your soil pH with the addition of elemental sulfur. 

It may take a few years for the excess nutrients to return to normal levels. Regular testing can help you continue to monitor the situation. You can also consider using cover crops that provide nitrogen and improve soil health without adding extra phosphorus to your soil. 

Please check out this guide for heavy metals in soils. https://www.uvm.edu/vtvegandberry/factsheets/interpreting_heavy_metals_soil_tests.pdf