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ASBESTOS INSPECTION AND

LEAD-BASED PAINT INSPECTION

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APPLIED LABORATORY SERVICES LLC 4101 GRANBY STREET SUITE 404

NORFOLK VIRGINIA 23504

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2620 BAPAUME A VENUE HAMPTON VIRGINIA

FOR

NORFOLK REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING AUTHORITY 201 GRANBY STREET


MR NATHANIEL S McCORMICK AlA

REPORT NUMBER ALS 10-9052

JUNE 102010

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At the request of Mr Nathaniel S McCormick of Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority on June 4 2010 Applied Laboratory Services LLC performed Asbestos and LeadshyBased Paint building inspections of the residential structure located at 2620 Bapaume Avenue Norfolk Virginia in support of future renovation activities

The inspections were completed by

72u4D~ June 102010 Paul D Thomas Date

Virginia Asbestos Building Inspector License 3303-002215 Virginia Lead Inspector License 3355-000025

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SIGNATURE PAGE ii

TltBLE OF CONTENTS iii

ASBESTOS INSPECTIONRESULTS SUMMARy iv

APPENDIX A - ASBESTOS PLM ANALYTICAL RESULTS APPENDIX B - XRF TESTING LEAD-BASED PAINT RESULTS APPENDIX C - ASBESTOS SAMPLE LOCATIONS DIAGRAM

LEAD RESULTS SUMMARY vi

INSPECTION TECHNIQUES 1

ASBETSOS ANALYSIS AND LABORATORY INFORMATION 2

APPLICABLE ASBESTOS REGULATIONS 3 Table 1 Recommendations4

APPLICABLE LEAD P AINT REGULATIONS 6

BUILDING INSPECTION DISCLAIMER amp ENDORSEMENTS 7

APPENDICES 8

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SUMMARY

ASBESTOS INSPECTION

The Asbestos Inspection was performed for the purpose of identifying asbestos containing building materials (ACMs) within the residential structure located at 2620 Bapaume Avenue Norfolk Virginia The Asbestos Inspection was performed for the planned renovation of the subject structure Applied laboratory Services Asbestos Inspector Mr Paul D Thomas performed the pre-renovation Asbestos Inspection The scope of the Asbestos Inspection included all accessible interior and exterior areas of the building All collected bulk samples collected were subsequently analyzed by Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) utilizing dispersion staining techniques and separated into layers

The subject structure is a single-story residential building The structure is a wood framed dwelling on a concrete block crawlspace and includes an A framed roof design The Asbestos Inspection included collection of eleven (11) representative bulk samples of suspect building materials identified throughout the interior and exterior of the home Collected representative suspect materials samples included wall and ceiling plasters sheet flooring material attic insulation roofing materials and exterior cementitious siding shingles

The representative bulk samples were packaged labeled and transported under chain of custody to Applied Laboratory Services analytical laboratory for asbestos identification analysis by polarized light microscopy (PLM) utilizing dispersion staining techniques Due to the presence of multiple suspect materials layers within some bulk samples some representative bulk samples were analyzed by individual layers resulting in a total of fourteen (14) PLM analyses

Non-Friable Asbestos Containing Building Materials (ACMs) were identified following the inspection andor subsequent PLM analysis of representative bulk samples collected from the site Non-friable asbestos was detected in exterior cementitious siding shingles located on the garage The specific location quantity condition percentage of asbestos and recommendations for identified asbestos containing materials are located within Table I of this report Please note that destructive sampling techniques were utilized during this inspection however materials that could not be physically accessed by such techniques were not evaluated If during renovation activities andor demolition activities previously unidentified suspect materials are encountered it is strongly recommended that those materials be tested for asbestos content prior to their disturbance

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TABLE I

LIST OF IDENTIFIED ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS

2620 BAPAUME A VENUE NORFOLK VIRGINIA

Sample Sample Sample Friable (F) RECOM Condition Estimated and Description Location Non-Friable (Refer to ampType Quantity layer (NF) table II) Asbestos

11 Cementitious Shingle

Exterior Garage Wall Siding

NF 3 (Removal)

Good

25 Chrysotile

1000 SF

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On June 6 2010 Applied Laboratory Services Commonwealth of Virginia Licensed Lead Inspector Mr Paul D Thomas performed a representative lead-based paint inspection of the residential structure located at 2620 Bapaume A venue Norfolk Virginia Representative paint testing combinations included various colors substrates and structural components such as interior trims walls ceilings door components and various miscellaneous accessible painted surfaces The lead-based paint inspection was conducted utilizing an X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) lead-measuring instrument The inspection was conducted in accordance with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines specify a positive determination of lead in paint when the lead content is equal to or greater than 10 milligrams of lead per square centimeter of painted surface (mgcm2) when measured by X-ray Fluorescence (XRF)

Any paint found to contain lead levels below the HUD standard is considered to be nonshyhazardous regardless of condition If the paint is determined to contain lead the area of deteriorated paint need not be measured but simply approximated Based on the approximate surface area of the deteriorated paint the inspector assesses the condition as intact (good) fair or poor

A total of one-hundred thirty-seven representative paint test combination surfaces were inspected utilizing a Niton XL-300 X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) Paint Analyzer to measure the lead content of surface coatings on representative homogenous building components A homogeneous component is a building material that is uniform in color texture and appears identical in every respect

The sampling methodology for this survey was based on the 1997 revised United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) guidelines HUD and the EPA guidelines specify a positive determination of lead in paint when the lead content is equal to or greater than 10 milligrams of lead per square centimeter of painted surface (mglcm2) when measured by X-ray Fluorescence eXRF)

Following the inspection and testing of various representative painted surfaces Lead-Based Paint was identified on several interior and exterior window components exterior house trim and porch components Lead Paint Inspection data results are listed in Appendices B of the report

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Based on the XRF results which are tabulated in Appendix B the surfaces listed below

tested positive for LBP

INTERIOR

bull Walls

bull Ceilings

bull Door Components

bull Baseboards

bull Cabinets

EXTERIOR

bull Walls

bull Door components

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ASBESTOS AND LEAD-BASED PAINT INSPECTION TECHNIQUES

The Asbestos andor Lead-Based Paint inspections were comprised of seven parts

1 Reviewing the results of any previous investigations for ACM or lead-based paint and review of building records which were made available for our evaluation

2 Visual inspection of readily accessible spaces within the specified areas of the building Documentation of physical description and location of suspect ACM andor painted surfaces

3 Testing all specified surfaces for friability and determining the condition of suspected ACMs or condition of paints

4 Sampling and documentation of observable suspect friable or non-friable materials by Environmental Protection Agency guidelines

5 Recording assessment information 6 Completing the appropriate laboratory analyses 7 Preparing the report

The results of the inspection are outlined in Appendixes of this report Please note in the absence of sample collection and analyses OSHAs asbestos standard identifies some materials as being presumed asbestos-containing materials (PACM) PACM includes any thermal system insulation (TSI) any surfacing material and any resilient flooring found in buildings constructed prior to 1980

This inspection employed limited destructive sampling techniques Areas within the building that could not be accessed utilizing such sampling measures were not evaluated If during demolition or renovation activities suspect materials are encountered it is strongly advisable that said materials be analyzed for asbestos content prior to their disturbance Due to being physically or visually inaccessible the following areas were excluded from this inspection report

1 The interior of all mechanical equipment 2 The interior of all electrical equipment 3 The interior of all HV AC equipment

Applied Laboratory Services performed the lead-based paint (LBP) survey in accordance with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines specify a positive determination of lead in paint when the lead content is equal to or greater than 10 milligrams of

lead per square centimeter of painted surface (mglcm2) when measured by X-ray Fluorescence (XRF)

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ASBESTOS ANALYSIS AND LABORATORY INFORMATION

TESTING LABORATORIES

Applied Laboratory Services LLC participates and is proficient in the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Proficiency Test for asbestos bulk analysis In addition to this program Applied Laboratory Services LLC requires that its laboratory compares their analytical performance by polarized light microscopy (PLM) with that of other laboratories and maintains an in-house quality controlquality assurance program The intrainterlaboratory programs serve to monitor all asbestos analysts and continually test their skills In conjunction with that program ten percent of the bulk samples analyzed are re-analyzed monthly and statistical data maintained on the subsequent results to include ratings of each analysts performance These samples shall be blind unknowns to the analyst but their true compositions are known to other members of the laboratory in order to compare results

QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT METHOD

Samples are first viewed separately under a stereomicroscope for the presence of observable fibers A portion of the sample is then mounted on a slide in a liquid of known refractive index The analyst then utilizes optical properties and identification methods including but not limited to morphological characteristics angles of extinction sign of elongation and dispersion staining colors to verify the presenceabsence of asbestos

QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT METHOD

The analyst expresses an estimate of fibrous and non-fibrous materials as an area percent of all material present Since the distribution of material will not be homogenous on the slide the analyst combines quantitative estimates from both the gross and microscopic examinations This estimation method is in accordance with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) regulations (40 CFR Part 763) and has been successfully applied to the analysis of EPA Bulk Sample Analysis Quality Assurance Program samples

LABORATORY RESULTS

The laboratory results of each sample can be obtained from the Appendices of this report The analytical results form identifies the types of asbestos contained within a sample and the nature of other fibrous materials These other material components include binders fillers and may include forms of asbestos other than chrysotile or amosite

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APPLICABLE ASBESTOS REGULATIONS

Asbestos presents a significant risk to human health as a result of air emissions from one or more sources As such it is considered a hazardous air pollutant and is subject to EPA regulations under the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) which was promulgated as a result of Section 112 of the Clean Air Act (CAA)

The Asbestos NESHAP rule makes a distinction between an ACM that would readily release asbestos fibers when damaged or disturbed described as Friable and an ACM that is unlikely to result in significant fiber release described as Non-friable A dry ACM that can be crumbled pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure is considered Friable A Nonshyfriable ACM cannot be crumbled pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure

Friable ACMs include TSI and surfacing materials which have been applied by spraying or trowling

Non-friable ACMs can be further categorized as Category I or Category II Category I Nonshyfriable materials include any asbestos-containing packings gaskets resilient floor coverings or asphalt roofing products which contain more than 1 percent asbestos Category II Non-friable materials include any asbestos-containing materials other than those listed as Category I

Regulated Asbestos-Containing Material (RACM) is

bull Friable asbestos material bull Category I non-friable ACM that has become friable bull Category I non-friable ACM that will be or has been subjected to sanding grinding

cutting or abrading or bull Category II non-friable ACM that has a high probability of becoming or has become

crumbled pulverized or reduced to powder by the forces expected to act on the materials in the course of demolition or renovation operations

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) have asbestos standards which protect the health of employees Under these standards the buildingfacility owner may be required to notify tenants employees or subcontractors of the presence location and quantity of ACM or PACM at the work sites in their buildings and facilities In addition the standards separate work involving asbestos into four (4) classes of activities Each class is associated with increasing potential for exposures and IS matched with increasingly stringent control requirements

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Class I Removal Activities involving TSI andor Surfacing ACM

Class II Removal Activities involving ACM which is neither TSI andor Surfacing ACM This includes but is not limited to materials such as flooring and roofing materials

Class III Repair and Maintenance Activities where ACM (any type) may be disturbed

Cla~IV Maintenance and Custodial Activities during which employees contact ACM andor in which the employee is required to clean up waste and debris containing ACM

All Class I II and III asbestos work must be conducted within regulated areas Each of these asbestos operations has engineering controls and work practices that are required Different levels of respiratory protection and employee training are also required dependent on the Class of activities

Once a material has been identified as an ACM recommendations are made based on the type of material and the condition of the material The recommendations are based on the following table

Table 1 Recommendations

Required and recommended removal methods for CLASS I removals which involve Thermal Systems Insulation andor Surfacing ACMIP ACM when inside of a building

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Required and recommended removal methods for CLASS I removals which involve 2 I Thermal Systems Insulation andor Surfacing ACMIPACM when outside of a building Required and recommended removal methods for CLASS II removals This involves ACMPACM which IS neither Thermal Systems Insulation andor Surfacing ACMlPACM This includes but is not limited to the removal of asbestos-containing wallboard floor tile and sheeting roofing and siding shingles and built-up roofing

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4 Recommended removal methods for Incidental Roofing Material which is flashing The material must not be sanded abraded or ground but must be removed using manual methods that do not render the material friable Otherwise removal of material becomes a CLASS II activity

5 Required and recommended practices for CLASS IV activities such as Maintenance and Custodial operations This includes demolition of in-place NESHAP Category I and II Non-friable materials in good condition during which employees contact ACMlPACM andor are required to clean up waste and debris containing ACMIPACM

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NESHAP Category I or II non-friable ACM with a low probability of becoming crumbled pulverized or reduced to powder during demolition need not be removed However if the probability is high that the material will become crumbled pulverized or reduced to powder during demolition it must be considered Regulated Asbestos Containing Material (RACM) and is subject to Asbestos NESHAP If the material is to be sanded ground cut or abraded during demolition the material is also considered RACM and is subject to the Asbestos NESHAp i

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7 Required and recommended practices for CLASS III activities such as Repair and Maintenance operations This includes operations where the ACM including TSI and surfacing ACMPACM may be disturbed Maintenance activities that disrupt the matrix of ACM or PACM or generate visible debris from ACM or PACM are classified as CLASS III OSHA no longer regulates ACM cements coatings and mastics These materials if demolished in place or removed substantially intact are also NOT regulated by NESHAPS and can be handled as construction debris

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The following work practices should be followed whenever demolitionrenovation activities involving RACM occur (State regulations may require more stringent actions or reporting)

bull Notify EPA of intention to demolishrenovate bull Remove all RACM from a facility being demolished or renovated before any disruptive

activity begins or before access to the material is precluded bull Keep RACM adequately wet before during and after removal operation bull Conduct demolitionrenovation activities in a manner which produces no visible

emissions to the outside air and bull Handle and dispose ofall RACM in an approved manner

I us Environmental Protection Agency National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) Asbestos Regulations 40

CFR Part 61 Subpart M November 201990

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APPLICABLE LEAD PAINT REGULATIONS

Lead is a prevalent toxic substance associated with certain paints various types of piping some soils and dusts (particularly around the perimeter of housesbuildings and within one mile of major roadways) vicinity of railroad tracks pesticide application areas industrial facilities gasoline stations and other media found in the vicinity of the subject site

A number of regulations govern lead-based paint activities In 1977 the Consumer Product Safety Commission acting under the authority of the Consumer Product Safety Act banned the sale of lead-based paints (coatings with lead content of greater than 006 per CPSC definition) to consumers and banned the use of such paints where consumers may have direct access to painted surfaces (households schools recreation areas toys furniture etc) The Uniform Statewide Building Code (USBC) of the Code of Virginia requires proper management of lead-based paint in dwellings dwelling units and childcare facilities including fences and outbuildings The Federal Lead-based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992 provides that commencing 28 October 1995 no contract for the sale or lease of pre-1978 housing is binding on the purchaser or lessee unless the seller or lessor provides a copy of an EPA-prepared lead hazard pamphlet discloses any known presence of lead-based paint and provides the purchaser with a 10-day period in which to conduct a risk assessment or lead inspection The Act also requires specific language that must be included and countersigned in the contract of sale or the lease

In addition to the above regulations which mostly concern residential exposure OSHA regulations control construction activities involving lead from paint (including paint with less than 05 lead content) and other lead-containing materials in residential commercial or industrial situations

Available studies indicate that dust is the most important lead transmission vehicle and risk factor Lead-contaminated dust can be generated in large quantities during renovation projects even at locations where paint contains less than 05 lead Therefore it is advisable that renovation projects that disturb painted surfaces should be conducted under the assumption that lead is present in paint at the site

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BUILDING INSPECTION DISCLAIMER amp ENDORSEMENTS

Applied Laboratory Services LLC is pleased to assist Mr Nathaniel McCormick Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority with the asbestos building inspection and lead-based paint inspection at the subject property outlined in this report This report has been prepared for the exclusive use of Mr Nathaniel McCormick Norfolk Redevelopment and Housing Authority and their agents for specific application to the property assessed This work has been performed using reasonable care within the scope of work and in accordance with budgetary limitations Applied Laboratory Services LLC strives to conduct services in keeping with regulatory boundaries industry standards and in accordance with generally accepted industrial hygiene practice No other warranty expressed or implied is made

Our conclusions and recommendations are based upon our observations at the site any reviewed documentation test results interviews other information provided and our previous experience The information contained in this document is based on physical inspections conducted by Applied Laboratory Services LLC We certify that our findings with regard to the presence or absence of visible and physically accessible asbestos is based on our inspection and the laboratory analysis of bulk samples taken during the inspection unless otherwise noted in the report All specified sampling areas which are reported to contain no asbestos have been inspected and based on the inspection and analysis of suspect materials encountered or other reviews as described in this report were found to contain no ACM

Applied Laboratory Services LLC has analyzed the information obtained in this audit in keeping with existing guidelines and regulations but cannot accurately predict what actions or interpretations any given agency may take presently or what standards and practices may apply to the site in the future Should such variations in regulations guidelines or site conditions become apparent in the future it will be necessary to reevaluate our conclusions and recommendations based upon additional analyses and on-site observations as appropriate The pricing for this work is based on the absence of personal liability of the preparers with respect to the work and the understanding that any claim associated with the work shall look solely to Applied Laboratory Services LLC

Applied Laboratory Services LLC acknowledges that it maintained in full force and effect at the time the services described in the inspection were performed professional liability (errors and omissions) insurance with minimum policy limits of one million dollars each occurrence and one million dollars in the aggregate Applied Laboratory Services LLC currently maintains such insurance in full force and effect and currently has no plan to terminate such insurance in the foreseeable future Applied Laboratory Services LLCs liability in connection with this inspection shall cease after a period of three years from the date of completion of the study and Applied Laboratory Services total aggregate liability in connection with the inspection shall not exceed that amount actually covered by insurances on any such claim

Please note that no environmental investigation can wholly eliminate uncertainty regarding the potential for adverse environmental conditions in connection with a property This study is intended to reduce but not eliminate such uncertainty The investigation recognizes reasonable limits of time and cost and is designed to provide an appropriate level of inquiry based on existing industry standards

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APPENDICES

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APPENDIX A PLM ANALYTICAL TESTING RESULTS

ASBESTOS

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Commonwealth of Virginia Asbestos APPLIED Analytical Laboratory 3333000153

LABORATORY NVLAP Lab 200515-0

SERVICES Certificate ofAnalysis

Analysis ofBulk Building Materials by Polarized Light Microscopy Techniques EPA Test Method (EPAl600IR931l16)

ALS Account 01-163 LIMSID ALS-2010-30885 Client ALS Consulting Project Name 2620 Bapaume

4101 Granby Street ProiectNo 9052 Norfolk VA 23504 Location Norfolk VA

PO Samples Received 642010 TAT ALS 24 Hour Date Analyzed 642010

Lab ID Client ID Sample Date Sample Location Layer Homogenous Description Non Fibrous Non Asbestos Fibers Asbestos Fibers

----~~~--~~~-------~~~~~~~~~--------------------~-- ----~ 30885-1 1 632010 Living Rm 100 NON FIBROUS None Detected

MATERIAL No Beige Granular Wall Plaster

632010 Bedroom 1 100 NON rlDIVIIOgt


30885-3 3 6312010 Dining Rm 100 None Detected MATERIAL

No Beige Granular Wall Plaster

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MATERIAL Yes White Granular Ceiling Plaster

30885-4 4 6312010 Living Rm None Detected MATERIAL

2 No Beige Granular Ceiling Plaster

Sample analyzed as individual layer~_____ 30885-5 5 632010 Dining Rm 100 NON FIBROUS None Detected


Rm 100 NON FIBROUS None Detected MATERIAL


30885-5 5

Sample analyzed as indivi~lJ--al--lay-e~rs~~~_______ 30885-6 6 61312010 Kitchen 100 NON FIBROUS None Detected


30885-6 6

2 No

6312010 Kitchen

Beige Granular Ceiling Plaster

100 NON FIBROUS MATERIAL

None Detected

Sample analyzed as individual layers

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Lab ID Client ID Sample Date Sample Location Layer Homogenous Description Non Asbestos Fibers Asbestos Fibers

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No White FibrouslPliable Sheet Flooring

8 632010 Attic 2 NON FIBROUS 96 FIBROUS GLASS None Detected MATERIAL 2 CELLULOSE FIBER

No White Fibrous Blown-Insulation

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MATERIAL No Black amp Brown FibrouslGranular

Shingle

85 CELLULOSE FIBER None Detected MATERIAL

Yes Black FibrousAdhesive Tar Paper

30885-10 10 632010 House Roof 15

FIBROUS30885-11 11 6312010 Garage Exterior 25 CHRYSOTILE MATERIAL

Yes Gray FibrousiCementitious Transite

Analyst Stephanie Bustamante NIST Signatory S Bustamante Microscopist

Date Released 642010

This Certificate ofAnalysis presents analytical data covered by this laboratorys accreditation under the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) Detection identification and quantification of asbestos in certain building materials (eg floor tiles caulk asphalts roofing materials) by PLM is difficult due to interfering matrix components PLM technique has an estimated detection limit of 1 (vv) Fibers smaller than 025 um cannot be detected hence correlative techniques should be considered for data verification Non-detection of asbestos in certain materials should be verified by analytical electron microscopy techniques (refer to AHERA criteria) Quantifications are estimated by calibrated visual estimate unless otherwise noted The estimated laboratory uncertainty factor for PLM analysis is 2 The data reported herein relates only to those samples analyzed This report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written permission of senior managers of this laboratory This report shall not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the U S Government

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APPENDIXB XRFTESTING

LEAD-BASED PAINT RESULTS

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

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6320101305 CALIBRATE 577 eps 632010 1307 CALIBRATE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1307 CALIBRATE Positive lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1308 CALIBRATE Positive 11 mg 1em 12 632010 13 12 WALL PLASTER A INTACT YELLOW LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 13 13 WALL PLASTER B INTACT YELLOW LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 6320101313 WALL PLASTER C INTACT YELLOW LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1313 WALL PLASTER C INTACT YELLOW LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 6320101314 WALL PLASTER 0 INTACT YELLOW LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 613120101314 BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Positive 25 mg I em 12 613120101314 BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Positive 32 mg lem 12 61320101315 BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Positive lt LOD mg 1em 12 6320101316 CEILING PLASTER C INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 6320101316 CEILING PLASTER C INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 13 17 RADIATOR METAL A INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 6320101318 RADIATOR METAL A INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Negative 09 mg 1em 12 632010 13 19 DOOR WOOD A INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Negative 12 mg 1em 12 632010 1321 DOOR casing WOOD A INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 6320101321 DOOR casing WOOD A INTACT WHITE LIVING ROOM Positive 28 mg 1em 12 6320101321 DOOR casing WOOD A INTACT BROWN LIVING ROOM Positive 52 mg lem 12 632010 1322 WALL PLASTER A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1323 WALL PLASTER B INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1323 WALL PLASTER C INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1323 WALL PLASTER 0 INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 61320101323 BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Positive 26 mg 1em 12 6320101324 BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Positive 23 mg I em 12 6320101324 BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Positive 28 mg I em 12 6320101324 BASEBOARD WOOD D INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Positive 26 mg I em 12 632010 1325 CEILING PLASTER 0 INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1325 RADIATOR METAL A PEELING WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1325 RADIATOR METAL A PEELING WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 63201 0 1326 WINDOWsill WOOD A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 6320101326 WINDOW easing WOOD A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative 06 mg 1em 12 632010 1327 DOOR WOOD C INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12 613120101327 DOOR casing WOOD C INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Positive lt LOD mg 1em 12 632010 1328 DOORjamb WOOD C INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 1 Negative lt LOD mg 1em 12


37 632010 1329 WALL PLASTER A INTACT ORANGE BEDROOM 2 Negative 38 632010 1329 WALL PLASTER B INTACT YELLOW BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg 1 em A2 39 6320101330 WALL PLASTER C INTACT ORANGE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg I em A2 40 6320101330 WALL PLASTER D INTACT YELLOW BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg I em A2 41 6320101331 BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Positive 25 mg 1cm A2 42 6320101331 BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Positive 19 mg 1cm A2 43 6320101331 BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 44 6320101331 BASEBOARD WOOD D INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Positive 23 mg 1cm A2 45 632010 1332 RADIATOR METAL C PEELING WHITE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 46 6320101332 RADIATOR METAL C PEELING WHITE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 47 6320101333 WINDOWsill WOOD B INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 48 6320101333 WINDOW casing WOOD B INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 49 6320101334 DOOR WOOD A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 50 6320101334 DOOR casing WOOD A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Positive lt LOD mg 1cm A2 51 6320101335 DOORjamb WOOD A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg I em A2 52 6320101335 CEILING PLASTER A INTACT WHITE BEDROOM 2 Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 53 632010 1337 WALL PLASTER A INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 54 6320101338 WALL tile ceramic A INTACT WTPRP BATHROOM Positive 48 mg fcm A2 55 6320101338 WALL tile ceramic B INTACT WTPRP BATHROOM Positive 39 mgcm A2 56 6320101338 WALL tile ceramic C INTACT WTPRP BATHROOM Positive 49 mgcm A2 57 6320101339 WALL PLASTER B INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Positive 19 mg 1em A2 58 6320101339 WALL PLASTER C INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Positive 19 mg Icm A2 59 6320101339 WALL PLASTER D INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Positive 18 mg lem A2 60 6320101340 CEILING PLASTER D INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Positive 15 mg 1cm A2 61 6320101340 WINDOWsill WOOD D POOR WHITE BATHROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 62 6320101341 WINDOW casing WOOD D INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 63 632010 1342 DOOR WOOD A INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Negative 06 mglem A2 64 6320101342 DOOR casing WOOD A INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Positive 29 mg Icm A2 65 632010 1343 DOORjamb WOOD A INTACT WHITE BATHROOM Negative 06 mg 1em A2 66 6320101344 FLOOR ceramic A INTACT BEIGE BATHROOM Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 67 632010 1345 WALL PLASTER B INTACT GRAY DINING Negative lt LOD mg 1em A2 68 6320101346 WALL PLASTER C INTACT GRAY DINING Negative 04 mg 1em A2 69 632010 1346 WALL PLASTER D INTACT GRAY DINING Negative 07 mg 1em A2 70 63120101347 BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT WHITE DINING Positive 23 mg Icm A2 71 6320101347 BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT WHITE DINING Positive 28 mg Icm A2 72 632010 1348 BASEBOARD WOOD D INTACT WHITE DINING Positive 24 mg Icm A2

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INTACT WHITE DINING Negative lt LOD mg em73 632010 1349 CEILING PLASTER 0 74 632010 1349 WINDOWsill WOOD C INTACT WHITE DINING Negative lt LOD mg em 112 75 6320101350 WINDOW apron WOOD C INTACT WHITE DINING Negative lt LOD mg 1em 112 76 6320101350 WINDOW casing WOOD C INTACT WHITE DINING Negative lt LOD mg em 112 77 6320101351 RADIATOR METAL C PEELING WHITE DINING Negative lt LOD mg em 112 78 6320101351 RADIATOR METAL C PEELING WHITE DINING Negative lt LOD mg em 112 79 6320101352 CABINET WOOD C INTACT WHITE DINING Negative lt LOD mg em 112 80 6320101353 WALL WOOD A INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Positive 17 mg lem 2 81 632010 1353 WALL WOOD B INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg 1em 112 82 6320101353 WALL WOOD C INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Positive 25 mg 1em 2 83 6320101354 WALL WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative 06 mg em 112 84 6320101354 BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Positive 25 mg 1em 12 85 6320101354 BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Positive 25 mg 1em 12 86 6320101355 BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative 07 mg lem 112 87 6320101355 DOOR WOOD C INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg 1em 112 88 6320101356 DOOR casing WOOD C INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg 1em 112 89 6320101356 DOORjamb WOOD C INTACT BROWN KITCHEN Positive lt LOD mg 1em 2 90 632010 1357 CEILING PLASTER C INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Positive 25 mg 1em 2 91 6320101357 CABINET upper WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Positive 24 mg 1em 12 92 6320101358 CABINET lower WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg em 112 93 6320101358 CABINET lower WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg em 112 94 632010 1359 WINDOWsill WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg em 112 95 6320101359 WINDOW apron WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg em 112 96 6320101400 WINDOW caSing WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg em 112 97 6320101400 FLOOR linoleum 0 INTACT WHITE KITCHEN Negative lt LOD mg em 112 98 6320101401 WALL WOOD A INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg em 112 99 6320101402 WALL WOOD B INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative 08 mg em 112

100 6320101402 WALL WOOD C INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg em 112 101 6320101403 WALL WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg em 112 102 632010 1403 BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg em 112 103 6320101403 BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg em 112 104 6320101403 BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg em 112 105 6320101404 BASEBOARD WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg em 112 106 6320101404 DOOR casing WOOD B INTACT WHITE UTILITY Positive 63 mg 1em 12 107 61320101405 DOORjamb WOOD B INTACT WHITE UTILITY Positive lt LOD mg 1em 12 108 63120101405 THRESHOLD WOOD B INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg em 112


109 6320101406 WINDOWsill WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 110 6320101406 WINDOW casing WOOD 0 INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 111 6320101406 CEILING tile 0 INTACT WHITE UTILITY Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 112 6320101408 WALL vinyl A INTACT YELLOW EXTERIOR Positive 14 mg lem 2 113 632010 1409 WALL vinyl B INTACT YELLOW EXTERIOR Positive 16 mg 1em 2 114 6320101410 WALL vinyl C INTACT YELLOW EXTERIOR Positive 15 mg lem 2 115 6320101410 WALL vinyl 0 INTACT YELLOW EXTERIOR Positive 17 mg lem 2 116 6320101411 WINDOW trim METAL A INTACT BROWN EXTERIOR Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 117 6320101412 FLOOR porch ONCRETE A INTACT BROWN EXTERIOR Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 118 6320101412 DOOR METAL A INTACT BROWN EXTERIOR Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 119 6320101413 THRESHOLD WOOD A PEELING BROWN EXTERIOR Positive 16 mg lem 2 120 6320101414 WINDOW trim METAL B INTACT BROWN EXTERIOR Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 121 6320101414 WINDOW trim METAL C INTACT BROWN EXTERIOR Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 122 6320101415 WINDOW trim METAL 0 INTACT BROWN EXTERIOR Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 123 6320101416 WALL ONCRETE A INTACT YELLOW GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 124 632010 1416 WALL ONCRETE B INTACT YELLOW GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 125 632010 1416 WALL ONCRETE C INTACT YELLOW GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 126 6320101417 WALL ONCRETE 0 INTACT YELLOW GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 127 6320101417 DOOR WOOD A INTACT YELLOW GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 128 6320101417 DOORjamb WOOD A INTACT BROWN GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 129 6320101418 DOORjamb WOOD B INTACT BROWN GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 130 6320101418 DOOR caSing WOOD B INTACT BROWN GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 131 6320101418 DOOR casing WOOD B INTACT BROWN GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 132 6320101419 DOOR METAL B INTACT YELLOW GARAGE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 133 6320101419 WINDOW WOOD B PEELING YELLOW GARAGE Positive 18 mg 1em 2 134 6320101420 WINDOW trim WOOD B PEELING BROWN GARAGE Positive 14 mg I em 2 135 6320101421 CALIBRATE Negative lt LOD mg 1em 2 136 6320101421 CALIBRATE Positive 32 mg 1em 2 137 6320101421 CALIBRATE Positive 15 mg 1em 2

APPENDIXC ASBESTOS SAMPLE LOCATIONS DIAGRAM

AmIm lABoRATORY SERVICES bull 4101 Granby Street Suite 404 Norfolk Virginia 23504 bull m (757) 623-0121 bull FAX (757) 623-2785

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ApPLIED LABORATORY SERVICES

ASBESTOS INSPECTION AND


CONDUCTED BY

APPLIED LABORATORY SERVICES LLC 4101 GRANBY STREET SUITE 404


AT

2620 BAPAUME A VENUE HAMPTON VIRGINIA

FOR

NORFOLK REDEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING AUTHORITY 201 GRANBY STREET


MR NATHANIEL S McCORMICK AlA

REPORT NUMBER ALS 10-9052

JUNE 102010

4101 Granby Street Suite 404 Norfolk Virginia 23504 bull TEL (757) 623-0121 bull FAX (757) 623-2785

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