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Prepared For: MidPen Housing Corp. 303 Vintage Park Drive, Suite 250 Foster City, California 94404

Prepared By: S Tech Consulting, LLC

Date: October 7, 2019

Project Number: 19196

1710 Moorpark Avenue San Jose, California

Asbestos & Lead-Based Paint Survey Report Demolition, Commercial Property

Pre-Demolition Asbestos & Lead-Based Paint Assessment - 1710 Moorpark Avenue, San Jose, California

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Executive Summary i-ii

Introduction 1

Property Description 2-3

Asbestos Containing Materials 4-11

Lead-Containing Paints 12-18 Summary and Recommendations 19-20

Appendix ‘A’ - Site Plan & Asbestos Sample Locations

Appendix ‘B’ - Asbestos PLM Laboratory Reports

Appendix ‘C’ - Selected Site Photos

Contents


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S Tech Consulting was retained by MidPen Housing Corporation to conduct a pre-demolition asbestos and lead-based paint assessment of the commercial property located at 1710 Moorpark Avenue in San Jose, California. A portion of the existing church facility will be demolished to clear the land for redevelopment.

Prior to conducting renovation or demolition, the EPA and Cal-OSHA require the sampling of building materials to determine whether asbestos is present. When asbestos is identified and will be disturbed, it must be handled and disposed of by trained and licensed personnel, to prevent the creation of an airborne asbestos hazard. Lead paint is regulated by EPA and OSHA to prevent creating a lead exposure hazard for workers and especially children.

The assessment was conducted on September 18, 2019 by Sean Tillema, a State of California Certified Asbestos Consultant (CAC 07-4257) and a State of California Department of Public Health Lead Related Construction Certified Inspector / Risk Assessor (LRC-2901).

This executive summary is not to be utilized as a stand-alone document. The report shall be read in its entirety. Any interpretation, use, or conclusions resulting from the data contained in this report is the responsibility of the reader.

The following conclusions were arrived at from the field investigation and laboratory analysis. See the report body and recommendations for specific information on the items listed below and how best to proceed. Site plans and asbestos sample locations are provided in Appendix ‘A’. Asbestos laboratory reports are provided in Appendix ‘B’. Selected Site Photos are provided in Appendix ‘C’.

Asbestos

✴ In the attic of the Swedish Hall office wing, the seam tape insulation associated with duct registers contains 25% Chrysotile asbestos. The cloth tape is classified as a friable, Regulated Asbestos Containing Material (RACM). There are six registers, approximately Total of 12 square feet of material.

✴ In the attic of the Swedish Hall office wing, the flex joint associated with heating furnace is assumed to contain asbestos. The cloth material is classified as friable, RACM. There is one flex joint present.

✴ Throughout the building, there is a layer of vinyl floor tile containing up to 4% Chrysotile asbestos. The flooring is classified as Category I, Non-Friable Asbestos Containing Material (ACM). The asbestos flooring layer is found either exposed, under carpeting, under a newer layer of floor tile, or assumed under ceramic tile. See the flooring plan in Appendix ‘A’ for a color coordinated detail of the flooring conditions. All flooring is installed over concrete. There is approximately 9,410 square feet of flooring. Note, at the time of the assessment, we were unable to conduct destructive investigation to verify concealed floorings under the ceramic tile. Until more destructive assessment can occur, the asbestos flooring is assumed to be under the ceramic tile.

✴ The black flooring mastic, associated with the above listed asbestos containing floor tile, contains up to 5% Chrysotile asbestos. The mastic is applied over concrete. Removed manually, the mastic is classified as a Category I, Non-Friable ACM. Removed by a more likely mechanical means, the mastic is rendered friable and must be handled as RACM. There is approximately 9,410 square feet of asbestos containing flooring mastic. Note, further investigation is necessary to determine conditions under the ceramic floor tiled areas.

✴ The roofing flashing mastic, associated with the main roof and the chapel roof connection, contains 4% Chrysotile asbestos. The mastic is classified as a Category I, Non-Friable ACM. There is approximately 50 square feet of asbestos containing roofing mastic.

✴ The joint compound, associated with the drywall in the Swedish Hall office wing, contains a trace asbestos content of less than (<) 0.1% Chrysotile, confirmed by 1000 point count analysis. Materials containing less than one percent asbestos, confirmed by more precise point count analysis, are not regulated by the EPA for renovation, demolition, or disposal. For Cal-OSHA compliance, the taping compound is referred to as ‘Unclassified Asbestos’, falling below the threshold of classification for ACM (>1%) or ACCM (>0.1%). While disturbance to the drywall system does not require the contractor to be DOSH asbestos registered, contractors must remain in compliance with Cal-OSHA Title 8 Section 1529. Throughout Title 8 Section 1529 there are universal health and safety requirements pertaining to asbestos in any amount or concentration. There is approximately 2,830 square feet of material.

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Asbestos - continued

✴ The acoustical plaster, associated with the gable wall of Swedish Hall and the Luther Hall ceiling and storage closets, contains a trace asbestos content of less than (<) 0.1% Chrysotile, confirmed by 1000 point count analysis. Materials containing less than one percent asbestos, confirmed by more precise point count analysis, are not regulated by the EPA for renovation, demolition, or disposal. For Cal-OSHA compliance, the acoustical plaster is referred to as ‘Unclassified Asbestos’, falling below the threshold of classification for ACM (>1%) or ACCM (>0.1%). While disturbance to the acoustical plaster does not require the contractor to be DOSH asbestos registered, contractors must remain in compliance with Cal-OSHA Title 8 Section 1529. Throughout Title 8 Section 1529 there are universal health and safety requirements pertaining to asbestos in any amount or concentration. There is approximately 1,545 square feet of material.

✴ A notification for the demolition of the structure must be submitted to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) a minimum of ten working days prior to beginning demolition related work. If the identified asbestos containing flooring mastic will be removed by a mechanical method, the notification should reflect the removal of Regulated Asbestos Containing Material (RACM). Once the notification is submitted a ‘J’ number will be issued by the BAAQMD for the project. A copy of this survey must be submitted with the demolition notification and should remain onsite during the course of asbestos and demolition related work.

Lead

✴ Interior and exterior, EPA defined Lead-Based Paint (>1.0 mg/cm2 by XRF) is present in coatings on metal windows sashes anticipated to be impacted by the scope of the demolition. The paint on the window sashes was intact at the time of the assessment.

✴ For Cal-OSHA Lead in Construction (CCR Title 8, Section 1532.1) compliance all paints are assumed to contain a quantifiable lead content. Contractors should either have historical exposure assessment data available or should conduct exposure assessments on representative employees working on the project. Tasks that are likely to create high lead exposure are abrasive blasting, flame torching, and mechanical grinding.

✴ It is the responsibility of the environmental and demolition contractors to comply with all EPA and DTSC waste disposal regulations when conducting lead related work and demolition activities. Any paint chips generated from paint film stabilization are assumed RCRA hazardous waste and must be disposed of accordingly. All wastes must be disposed of in the proper facility.

Additional Pre-Demolition Requirements

✴ As part of the pre-demolition environmental remediation, the environmental contractor must walk through all buildings and remove universal wastes such as fluorescent light bulbs and tubes, ballast containing light fixtures, coolants, and any household hazardous waste. All items must be properly segregated and packaged for proper disposal, prior to demolition. The owner must be provided copies of all waste manifests.

General Requirements for Proceeding

Verification of material quantities and site working conditions are the responsibility of the contractors that will be performing future abatement and demolition activities at this site. All estimates in this report will be verified prior to bidding on any environmental or demolition related work. Discrepancies or questions should be addressed prior to bidding, not after.

Concealed areas may harbor additional suspect material. Care should be taken when accessing wall cavities or other areas that provided limited access during the survey. Asbestos cement pipes and insulated pipes are commonly concealed in wall cavities and underground utilities. Care should be taken when excavating. Should any additional materials be discovered, call us and we will sample and analyze accordingly.

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Introduction

S Tech Consulting was retained by MidPen Housing Corporation to conduct a pre-demolition asbestos and lead-based paint assessment of the commercial property located at 1710 Moorpark Avenue in San Jose, California. A portion of the existing facility will be demolished to clear the land for redevelopment.

The purpose of the assessment was to evaluate the presence, extent and condition of any above-ground, accessible suspect asbestos materials and lead-containing paints associated with the construction and finish materials for the structure in the scope of the assessment. Both the EPA and Cal-OSHA, amongst other agencies, require such hazards be identified to protect the public, workers, and the environment during renovation and demolition. Specifically, the scope of the project is detailed below:

Asbestos

o The performance of an asbestos survey inspection of the subject structure in the demolition scope of work, in accordance with the Bay Area Air Quality Management District’s requirements.

o An initial investigation to locate suspect ACMs. o Physical assessment of suspect materials. o The collection of bulk samples from suspect ACMs. o Laboratory analysis of collected samples.

Lead-Based Paints and Lead Containing Materials

o A visual inspection of the painted surfaces and glazed surfaces of the subject structure in the demolition scope of work.

o The usage of a portable X-ray Fluorescence device to determine lead content in paints and ceramics. o Laboratory analysis of collected samples where necessary.

Laboratory analysis was performed by AmeriSci Los Angeles, an independent and accredited NVLAP and AIHA laboratory.

All field inspection activities were conducted by Sean Tillema, Certified Asbestos Consultant (CAC 07-4257), and a Lead Related Construction Inspector/Assessor (LRC-2901).

Field inspection activities occurred on September 18, 2019.


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Property Description

The site is a church facility constructed in the 1950s. There has been at least one addition to the original construction. The facility consists of a church that is connected to office administration wings. There are also connected classrooms and community halls associated with the structure. The church, chapel, and choir room are not included in the scope of the demolition. All other areas of the facility will be demolished to allow for a new housing development to be constructed.

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DEMOLITION SCOPE

SUBJECT SITE

CHURCH (TO REMAIN)

CHOIR & CHAPEL ROOMS (TO REMAIN)

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Property Description - continued

The subject structure in the scope of the demolition is a single story church facility on a slab on grade foundation. The facility was built in the 1950s and has at least one addition (office wing) to the original construction. There is a basement under the church section that is not a part of the scope of the demolition. There was limited access to attic spaces and plenum areas at the time of the assessment. The ceramic flooring could not be impacted to investigate for concealed floorings at the time of the assessment.

The exterior of the facility is clad in stucco siding. Roofing includes rolled asphalt roofing on flat sections of the roof and composite asphalt shingle roofing on the pitched sections of the roof. Windows are a combination of fixed and operable with window putty being present on the operable metal windows.

Interior walls and ceilings are a combination of plaster with button board and textured drywall. Swedish Hall has a wood ceiling. There are limited areas of acoustical plaster present in both the Swedish and Luther Halls. Flooring includes vinyl floor tile, carpet, and ceramic. The original vinyl floor tile is throughout the facility and assumed to be concealed underneath the ceramic tile.

Climate control for the facility is provided by a central HVAC system. The ducting is predominantly roof-mounted rigid metal that is wrapped in silver bubble insulation. The office wing has a furnace in the attic with rigid metal ducting that is insulated with fiberglass insulation. There is a white seam tape associated with the registers and an assumed asbestos containing flex joint associated with the furnace.

Exterior Roof

Swedish Hall - Interior Classrooms - Interior


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Asbestos Containing Materials

Asbestos-containing material (ACM) is defined by the Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as material containing more than one percent asbestos as determined by Polarized Light Microscopy(PLM), however, the California Department of Occupational Safety and Health (CalOSHA) classifies any material having greater than one tenth of one percent (>0.1%) asbestos as Asbestos-Containing Construction Material (ACCM). In combination, the EPA and OSHA requirements govern the testing, handling and disposal of materials containing asbestos.

The EPA’s National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants or NESHAP regulations dictate requirements for activities involving renovation and demolition of buildings containing asbestos. In San Clara County, the NESHAP regulations are administered and enforced by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD). Outlined in the NESHAP regulations, 40 CFR 61, Subpart M, are categories for each asbestos containing material (ACM, >1%) based on friability or the potential for a material to become friable. The word ‘Friability’ refers to a material’s likeliness to release airborne fibers in-situ, or under mechanical pressure.

At the time of the asbestos survey, a material may be classified as non-friable in its undisturbed state but may be rendered friable from damage or during removal phase based on the method of removal. For example, the usage of mechanical removal methods (floor buffers, floor chippers, grinders, saws, heavy equipment) will likely create a friable waste stream. Friable materials, or non-friable materials rendered friable, are referred to as ‘Regulated Asbestos Containing Material’ (RACM). These materials require notification to the local air quality management district (AQMD) or air pollution control district (APCD), prior to asbestos removal occurring.

Non-friable materials are divided into two categories; Category I Non-Friable ACM and Category II Non-Friable ACM. The categories relate to the type of material and their likelihood for becoming friable when disturbed. This report identifies materials in their state at the time of the survey as there is no way to predict what particular removal method a contractor may choose to employ.

OSHA has its own classifications for asbestos and work related to asbestos. Cal-OSHA requires a State of California Division of Occupation Safety & Health (DOSH) registered asbestos contractor to perform removal work when a material has greater than 0.1% asbestos (ACCM). Trace asbestos, falling below classification as either ACM or ACCM are referred to as ‘Unclassified Asbestos’. Even trace materials are regulated under 8 CCR 1529, which maintains universal requirements to protect construction workers and general industry employees from unnecessary exposure to asbestos.

Prior to the asbestos sampling, a visual assessment of the suspect building materials that may be impacted by the construction activities was completed. During the visual assessment, the building materials suspected of containing asbestos were categorized by homogeneous areas. Materials are classified as homogenous when they appear uniform, have a consistent texture and appear to have been installed at the same time.

The laboratory testing for the bulk samples was conducted in accordance with the recommended EPA Interim Method for Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Samples (EPA-600/R-93/116, July 1993). All bulk samples were submitted to AmerSci Los Angeles, a NVLAP accredited laboratory. Samples were analyzed on a standard laboratory turnaround, unless otherwise noted in the chain of custody in Appendix ‘B’. A total of fifty bulk samples were collected from the areas in the scope of work for the project. At the laboratory, the samples were separated into sixty-seven individual materials for analysis. Following the review of the initial PLM analysis, three materials were subjected to more precise point count analysis to allow for better characterization of the asbestos content in the materials.

The following page provides a summary of each material identified containing asbestos at the site. Laboratory reports are provided in Appendix ‘B’.

http://www.slocleanair.org/business/pdf/40cfr61m.pdf

https://www.dir.ca.gov/title8/1529.html

http://www.slocleanair.org/business/pdf/40cfr61m.pdf



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A s b e s t o s S u m m a r y T a b l e All Quantities and Field Working Conditions to be Confirmed by Contractors Prior To Bidding

Material Locations Analytical Results Classification Approximate Quantity

HVAC Seam Tape Insulation

Swedish Hall Office Wing

Attic

25% Chrysotile Asbestos Friable, RACM 6 Registers

12 SF

HVAC Flex JointSwedish Hall Office Wing

Attic

Assumed Asbestos Friable, RACM 1 Flex Joint

Vinyl Floor Tile* On Concrete

*Single & Multi-Layered (Exposed & Concealed

By Carpeting & Ceramic)

Throughout*

*See Asbestos Flooring Plan In Appendix ‘A’ For

Further Information

Up To 4% Chrysotile Asbestos

Category I Non-Friable, ACM

7,274 SF

Assumed Under Ceramic

2,136 SF

*Contractor To Verify conditions

under ceramic tile

Black Flooring Mastic On Concrete

Throughout*

*See Asbestos Flooring Plan In Appendix ‘A’ For

Further Information

Up To 5% Chrysotile Asbestos

Manual Removal:

Category I Non-Friable, ACM

Mechanical Removal: Friable, RACM

7,274 SF

Assumed Under Ceramic

2,136 SF

*Contractor To Verify conditions

under ceramic tile




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A s b e s t o s S u m m a r y T a b l e - c o n t i n u e d All Quantities and Field Working Conditions to be Confirmed by Contractors Prior To Bidding

Material Locations Analytical Results Classification Approximate Quantity

Roof Flashing Mastic Roof Flashing Areas 4% Chrysotile Asbestos

Category I Non-Friable, ACM 50 SF

Drywall Joint Compound Swedish Hall - Office Wing

Drywall: NAD JC: <0.1% Chrysotile

Asbestos

By 1000 Point Count

EPA: Non-Regulated

Cal-OSHA: ‘Unclassified Asbestos’

2,830 SF

Acoustical Plaster

Swedish Hall - Gable Wall

Luther Hall - Ceiling & Storage Closets

<0.1% Chrysotile Asbestos

By 1000 Point Count

EPA: Non-Regulated

Cal-OSHA: ‘Unclassified Asbestos’

1,545 SF






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The table below lists the individual samples collected in the areas included in the assessment. Samples in red contain asbestos. See the summary for additional information. Site plans with sample locations are provided in Appendix ‘A’.

A s b e s t o s B u l k S a m p l e C o l l e c t i o n T a b l e

Sample Number Material Sampled Sample Location

Analytical Results NAD = No Asbestos Detected

196 - 1 Stucco Exterior NAD



196 - 4 Stucco Vapor Barrier Exterior NAD



196 - 7 Window Putty Exterior NAD



196 - 10 Penetration Mastic Exterior - Roof NAD






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196 - 11 Flashing Mastic Roof 4% Chrysotile

196 - 12 Flashing Mastic Roof, Chapel Connection 4% Chrysotile

196 - 13 Conduit Tar Roof, On Metal Conduit NAD

196 - 14 Copper Pipe Insulation - Black Exterior - Roof NAD

196 - 15 Fireplace Flue Pipe Exterior - Chimney NAD

196 - 16 Roof Core - Shingle / Felt Exterior - Pitched High Roof NAD

196 - 17 Roof Core - Rolled Roofing Exterior - Flat Roof (Connecting To Chapel) NAD

196 - 18 Roof Core - Rolled Roofing Exterior - West Flat Roof NAD

196 - 19 Roof Core - Rolled Roofing Exterior - East Flat Roof NAD

196 - 20 Roofing - Rolled Roofing Exterior - N/W Flat Roof (Raised Box) NAD






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196 - 21 HVAC Insulation - Silver Plastic Exterior - Roof Mounted Duct NAD

196 - 22 Vinyl Floor Tile - 9” X 9” w/ Black Mastic Swedish Hall - Storage VFT: 2% Chrysotile

Mastic: NAD

196 - 23 Plaster Swedish Hall - Storage NAD

196 - 24 Button Board Swedish Hall - Storage NAD

196 - 25 Drywall / Joint Compound Swedish Hall - OfficesDrywall: NAD

JC: <0.1% Chrysotile By 1000 Point Count

196 - 26 Drywall / Texture Swedish Hall - Offices NAD

196 - 27 Vinyl Floor Tile - 9” X 9” White w/ Black Mastic Swedish Hall - Offices VFT: 2% Chrysotile

Mastic: 5% Chrysotile

196 - 28 Cove Base w/ Mastic Swedish Hall - Offices NAD

196 - 29 HVAC Register Tape Insulation Swedish Hall - Offices Attic 25% Chrysotile

196 - 30 Cove Base w/ Mastic Swedish Hall NAD






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196 - 31 Vinyl Floor Tile - 12” X 12” Tan/Brown w/ Glue Swedish Hall - Top Layer NAD

196 - 32 Vinyl Floor Tile - 9” X 9” w/ Black Mastic Swedish Hall - Bottom Layer VFT: 4% Chrysotile

Mastic: NAD

196 - 33 Plaster / Texture Swedish Hall - Classrooms NAD

196 - 34 Drywall / Joint Compound Swedish Hall - Classrooms NAD

196 - 35 Vinyl Floor Tile - 12" X 12" Beige w/ Glue Swedish Hall - Classrooms NAD

196 - 36 Acoustical Plaster Swedish Hall - Gable Wall <0.1% Chrysotile By 1000 Point Count

196 - 37 Acoustical Plaster Luther Hall - Ceiling <0.1% Chrysotile By 1000 Point Count

196 - 38 Plaster Luther Hall - Wall NAD

196 - 39 Button Board Luther Hall - Wall NAD

196 - 40 Fire Brick Lounge / Coffee - Fireplace NAD






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196 - 41 Fire Brick Lounge / Coffee - Fireplace NAD

196 - 42 Drywall / Joint Compound Lounge / Coffee - Partition Wall To Chapel NAD

196 - 43 Textured Plaster Corridor To Lounge / Restroom NAD

196 - 44 Button Board Corridor To Lounge / Restroom NAD

196 - 45 Insulation Admin Wing - Mechanical Attic NAD

196 - 46 Ceiling Tile - 12” X 12” w/ Brown Mastic Admin Wing - Corridor NAD

196 - 47 Plaster Admin Wing - Mechanical Room NAD

196 - 48 Button Board Admin Wing - Mechanical Room NAD

196 - 49 Vinyl Floor Tile - 9” X 9” w/ Black Mastic Admin Wing - Safe Room VFT: 3% Chrysotile

Mastic: NAD

196 - 50 Cove Base w/ Mastic Admin Wing - Safe Room NAD






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Lead-Containing Paints

Lead-Based Paint (LBP), as defined by EPA, is of concern both as a source of direct exposure through ingestion of paint chips, and as a contributor to lead interior dust and exterior soil. Lead was widely used as a major ingredient in most interior and exterior oil-based paints prior to 1950. Lead compounds continued to be used as corrosion inhibitors, pigments and drying agents from the early 1950's. In 1972, the Consumer Products Safety Commission limited lead content in new paint to 0.5% (5000 ppm) and, in 1978, to 0.06% (600 ppm). Today, for purposes of lead paint inspection, EPA defines LBP as paint containing greater than 0.5% (5000 ppm) lead by weight or greater than 1.0 mg/cm2 by surface area.

Along with lead being added to paint, prior to 1978 United States manufacturers of ceramic tile used compounds of lead in the glaze on tile and porcelain. These lead compounds enhanced the glass-like properties of the glaze and offered the manufacturers a wider range of pigment colors. The process of firing the glaze at high temperatures fused the lead compounds into the glaze; and in normal use these lead compounds remained locked in the glaze and presented no health risk to people. However, crushing, abrading or shattering of a glaze can release a fine dust in which the lead becomes bioavailable. This dust poses hazards to the worker and can result in unnecessary lead contamination of interior spaces and soil. Often times the lead content of glazings far exceeds that of paints, posing both exposure and disposal issues for demolition projects.

For employee protection, OSHA does not define a lower ‘safe’ lead level. In an occupational setting, the activity being conducted and the duration of that activity can result in a significant lead exposure even for paints containing low levels of lead. The term ‘Lead Containing Paint (LCP)’ refers to paints containing any level of paint above the analytical limits of detection. The presence of LCP requires contractor compliance with Title 8, California Code of Regulations, Chapter 4, Subchapter 4, Article 4, Section 1532.1(p). The Cal-OSHA Lead in Construction Standard details specific actions the contractor must take to determine the exposure to his employees. Based on the exposure assessment or historical data, various engineering and personal protective measures must be implemented.

Lead sampling on this project was conducted by X-ray Fluorescence (XRF), which has the ability to instantly analyze all layers of paints to the substrate.

The results of the XRF analysis determined the following:

✴ Interior and exterior, EPA defined Lead-Based Paint (>1.0 mg/cm2 by XRF) is present in coatings associated with the operable windows anticipated to be impacted by the scope of the demolition.

✴ For the contractor’s employee Cal-OSHA compliance, all paints had a quantifiable lead content and are subject the requirements of the Cal-OSHA Lead in Construction Standard (Title 8 CCR Section 1532.1), when conducting trigger tasks which could result in occupational exposure to lead. Such high risk trigger tasks include abrasive blasting, flame torch usage, and mechanical grinding.

The table on the following page is a listing of the results of all the components tested. See summary for additional information.

https://www.dir.ca.gov/title8/1532_1.html





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The table below lists the components identified coated with EPA LBP at the subject building. EPA Lead-Based Paint is lead content in excess of 5,000 ppm by bulk analysis or greater than 1.0 mg / cm2 by XRF. Note, lead in any amount may be regulated by Cal-OSHA for worker protection.

L e a d - B a s e d P a i n t P o s i t i v e S u m m a r y Ta b l e

Location Component Substrate Analytical Results XRF: mg/cm2 Classification

Interior & Exterior Operable Windows Window Sashes Metal 1.32 - 1.76 Lead-Based Paint




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The table below lists the painted and/or glazed components tested as part of this assessment. EPA Lead-Based Paint is lead content in excess of 5,000 ppm by bulk analysis or greater than 1.0 mg / cm2 by XRF. Note, lead in any amount may be regulated by Cal-OSHA for worker protection.

L e a d ( P b ) C o n t e n t b y X - r a y F l u o r e s c e n c e

Area Component Substrate Lead Content mg/cm2

Exterior Siding Stucco <0.01

Exterior Siding Stucco 0.02

Exterior Siding Stucco 0.02

Exterior Siding Stucco <0.01

Exterior Soffit Stucco <0.01

Exterior Soffit Stucco <0.01

Exterior Fascia Wood 0.04

Exterior Fascia Wood 0.16

Exterior Overhang Ceiling Stucco <0.01

Exterior Overhang Ceiling Support Posts Metal 0.18

Exterior Downspout Metal <0.01

Exterior Window Sill Wood 0.11

Exterior Window Sash Metal 1.76

Exterior Roof Lattice Wood <0.01

Exterior Patio Block CMU <0.01

Exterior Door Wood <0.01

Exterior Door Wood 0.09






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Exterior Door Wood 0.02

Exterior Door Frame Wood 0.02



Exterior Gate Wood <0.01

Exterior Fixed Window Pane Frame Wood 0.08

Exterior Ticket Booth Siding Wood 0.09

Interior Wall Plaster 0.03








Interior Ceiling Plaster 0.01







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Interior Wall Drywall <0.01

Interior Wall Drywall 0.02



Interior Ceiling Drywall 0.14

Interior Ceiling Drywall <0.01

Interior Ceiling Drywall <0.01

Interior Ceiling Drywall 0.08

Interior Hall Ceiling Wood 0.02

Interior Hall Wood Beams Wood <0.01

Interior Door Wood <0.01






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Interior Door Wood 0.02



Interior Door Frame Wood <0.01

Interior Door Frame Wood 0.24



Interior Wall Wood <0.01

Interior Wall Brick <0.01

Interior Window Sill Wood <0.01

Interior Window Sill Wood <0.01

Interior Window Sill Wood 0.05

Interior Window Sill Wood 0.03

Interior Window Sash Metal 1.32

Interior Ceramic Flooring Ceramic 0.16








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Asbestos

When conducting renovation or demolition, A State of California C-22 Licensed Asbestos Abatement Contractor who is Division of Occupational Safety & Health (DOSH) registered, must be retained when disturbing materials containing greater than 0.1% asbestos (Asbestos Containing Construction Material). All work must be conducted in strict accordance with Cal-OSHA’s asbestos standard, 8 CCR 1529 and the requirements of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) Rule 11. Waste must be disposed of in the correct landfill for the classification of asbestos being removed.

A notification for the demolition of the structure must be submitted to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD) at least ten working days prior to beginning asbestos and demolition related work. If the identified asbestos containing flooring mastic will be removed by a mechanical method, the notification should reflect the removal of Regulated Asbestos Containing Material (RACM). A ‘J’ number must be issued for the project, prior to proceeding with asbestos removal or demolition. A copy of this survey must be submitted with the demolition notification and should remain onsite during the course of asbestos and demolition related work.

Following the completion of asbestos removal, a final clearance inspection should be conducted prior to demolition occurring. The environmental contractor must schedule the final inspection prior to removal of the negative pressure enclosure.

All parties working on this project should be aware that concealed spaces may harbor additional suspect material. Asbestos cement pipes may be concealed within wall cavities and found in underground utility pipes. Destructive investigation for concealed floorings under the ceramic flooring could not be conducted at the time of the assessment. There was also limited access to the attic and plenum areas. Should any additional suspect materials be identified during the course of the demolition work, stop work and contact us to assess and sample if necessary.

Lead

Testing by X-ray Fluorescence (XRF) has determined EPA defined Lead-Based Paint (LBP) is present on interior and exterior metal window sashes associated with the structure in the scope of the demolition. Any disturbance to components coated with LBP should be done so using lead-safe work practices, including the usage of HEPA vacuums. Any loose and flaky coatings should be stabilized prior to demolition.

For compliance with the requirements of the Cal-OSHA Lead in Construction Standard (CCR Title 8, Section 1532.1), all paints associated with the building contain a detectable lead content. Employers who task employees with activities that could result in an occupational exposure to lead must follow the requirements of the Cal-OSHA standard to ensure their employees are protected. Contractors involved in the demolition of this facility, should collect exposure data on their employees or have historical data from similar tasks and projects. Employers not familiar with the requirements of the Lead in Construction standard can download a brief Cal-OSHA fact sheet by following this link http://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh_publications/lead-fct-sheet-rev.pdf

It is the responsibility of the environmental and demolition contractors to comply with all EPA and DTSC waste disposal regulations when conducting lead related work and demolition activities. All wastes must be disposed of in the proper facility and manifests must be provided to the owner.

Note: The church, choir room and chapel were not part of this assessment. Should future renovation or demolition occur in these areas, they must be assessed prior to disturbing any building materials.

S Tech Consulting

Sean P. Ti l lema C e r t i f i e d A s b e s t o s C o n s u l t a n t ( C A C ) # 0 7 - 4 2 5 7

C e r t i f i e d L e a d I n s p e c t o r / R i s k A s s e s s o r ( C D P H ) # L R C - 2 9 0 1




Summary

http://www.cslb.ca.gov/About_Us/Library/Licensing_Classifications/C-22_-_Asbestos_Abatement.aspx

http://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/acru/ACRUregistration.htm


http://www.dir.ca.gov/dosh/dosh_publications/lead-fct-sheet-rev.pdf


http://www.cslb.ca.gov/About_Us/Library/Licensing_Classifications/C-22_-_Asbestos_Abatement.aspx

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Areas outside our scope or inaccessible areas are excluded from this report. Concealed materials requiring extensive demolition to identify are excluded from the scope of this assessment. Destructive investigation for concealed flooring under the ceramic flooring could not be conducted at the time of the assessment. There was also limited access to the attic and plenum areas. This survey was conducted for EPA NESHAP compliance and is not necessarily meant to be a full AHERA protocol assessment.

S Tech Consulting has performed this survey in a professional manner using the degree of skill and care exercised for similar projects under similar conditions, by reputable and competent environmental consultants. S Tech Consulting shall not be responsible for conditions or consequences arising from relevant facts that were concealed, withheld, or not fully disclosed at the time that this survey was conducted.

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19196 NTS

1710 Moorpark Avenue, San Jose, California MidPen Housing

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Choir RoomChapelCoffee Fireside

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RE:19196; MidPen Housing Corp.; 17'10 Moorpark Ave. SanMonterey, CA 93940 Jose, California

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-1 919091490-01 No NAD

Location: Stucco / Exterior (by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

Analyst Description: Grey, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cementitious, StuccoAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 100 %

196-2 919091490-02 /Vo NADLocation: Stucco / Exterior (by CVES)

by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

Analyst Description: Grey, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cementitious, StuccoAsbestos Types:


196-3 919091490-03 A/o NADLocation: Stucco / Exterior (by CVES)

by Kristina Martinez

Analyst Description: Grey, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cementitious, Stucco on09127119

Asbestos Types:Other Material: Non-fibrous 100 %

196-4 919091490-04 A/o NADLocation: Stucco Vapor Barrier i Exterior (by CVES)


Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Vapor BarrierAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Cellulose 65 %, Non-fibrous 35 %

196-5 919091490-05 /Vo NADLocation: Stucco Vapor Barrier i Exterior (by CVES)




See Reporting notes on last page

AmeriSci Job #: 919091490Client Name: STech Consulting LLC

Page 2 of 12

PLM Bulk Asbestos Report19196; MidPen Housing Corp.; 1710 Moorpark Ave. San Jose,

California

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-6 91 9091 490-06

Location: Stucco Vapor Barrier / Exterior



A/o NAD(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

196-7 91 9091 490-07Location: Window Putty / Exterior

Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Window PuttyAsbestos Types:




Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Window PuttyAsbestos Types:




Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Window Putty

Non-fibrous 100 %

/Vo NAD(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

Analyst Description:Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

1 96-1 0 91 9091 490-1 0Location: Penetration Mastic i Exterior- Roof

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Penetration MasticAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Cellulose 3 %, Non-fibrous g7 %



Yes1 96-1 1 919091 490-11Location: Flashing Mastic / Exterior - Roof

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, MasticAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 4.0 %


4 o/o

(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119


Page 3 of 12


California

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-12 919091490-12 Yes

Location: Flashing Mastic / Exterior- Roof, Chapel Connector4%

(bv CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

Analyst Description: Grey/Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, MasticAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 4.0 %

Other Material: Non-fibrous g6 %

1 96-1 3 91 9091 490-1 3Location: Conduit Tar / Exterior - Roof, On Metal Conduit

No NAD(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, TarAsbestos Types:


196-14


Other Material:

91 9091 490-1 4Location: Copper Pipe lnsulation - Blade / Exterior - Roof

Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, lnsulation

Non-fibrous 100 o/o


1 96-1 5


Other Material:

91 9091 490-1 5Location: Fireplace Flue Pipe / Exterior - Chimmey

Red, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Fire Brick

Non-fibrous 100 %


1 96-1 6 91 9091 490-1 611 /VoLocation: Roof Core - Shingle / Felt i Exterior - Pitched High Roof

Analyst Description: Tan/Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Roofi ng ShingleAsbestos Types:


NAD(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

1 96-1 6

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Roofing FeltAsbestos Types:


919091490-16L2 NoLocation: Roof Core - Shingle i Felt / Exterior - Pitched High Roof




Page 4 of 12


California

Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-17

Analyst Description: White/Black, Homogeneous, Fibrous, RoofingAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Cellulose 30 %, Fibrous glass 10 %, Non-fibrous 60 %

919091490-17 NoLocation: Roof Core - Roll Roofing i Exterior - Flat Roof Connecting To Chapel


1 96-1 8


Other Material:

91 9091 490-1 8Location: Roof Core - Roll Roofing / Exterior - West Flat Roof

White/Black, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Roofing

Cellulose 30 %, Fibrous glass 10 %, Non-fibrous 60 %


1 96-1 I 91 9091 490-1 ILocation; Roof Core - Roll Roofing / Exterior - East Flat Roof




196-20 919091490-20 NoLocation: Roofing - Roll Roofing / Exterior - NAIV Flat Roof, Rasied Box




196-21


Other Material:

91 9091 490-21 A/oLocation: HVAC lnsulation - Silver Plastic / Exterior - Roof Mounted Duct

Silver, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, lnsulation

Non-fibrous 100 %


196-22 919091490-22L1Location: VFT - 9"x9" w/ Black Mastic / Swedish Hall - Storage

Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Vinyl FlooringAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 2.0 %


Yes 2 o/o




Page 5 of 12


California

CIient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-22

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, MasticAsbestos Types:


919091490-22L2 NoLocation: VFT - 9"x9" w/ Black Mastic / Swedish Hall - Storage


196-23 919091490-23Location: Plaster / Swedish Hall - Storage

Analyst Description: BeigelYellow/Pink , Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cementitious, PlasterAsbestos Types:



196-24


Other Material:

919091490-24Location: Button Board / Swedish Hall - Storage

BrownMhite, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Button Board

Cellulose 15 %, Non-fibrous 85 %


196-25 919091490-25.1 YesLocation: Drywall / Joint & Compound / Swedish Hall - Office

Trace (<1 %)(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

Analyst Description: Beige, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Joint CompoundAsbestos Types: Chrysotile <1. %


196-25 919091490-25.2 IVoLocation: Drywall / Joint & Compound / Swedish Hall - Office


Analyst Description: BrownMhite, Homogeneous, Fibrous, DrywallAsbestos Types:



No196-26 91 9091 490-26.1Location: Drywall / Texture / Swedish Hall - Office

Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, TextureAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 100 o/o

NAD(by CVES)by Kristina Martlnezon 09127119


Page 6 of 12


California

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-26 919091490-26.2

Location: Drywall / Texture / Swedish Hall - Office




196-27 919091 490-27L1 YesLocation: VFT - 9"x9" White w/ Black Mastic / Swedish Hall - Office

2 o/o


Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Vinyl FlooringAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 2.0 %


196-27

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, MasticAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 5.0 %

Other Material: Non-fibrous g5 %

919091 490-27L2 YesLocation; VFT - 9"x9" White w/ Black Mastic / Swedish Hall - Office

5 o/o


196-28 91 9091 490-28L1Location: Cove Base w/ Mastic i Swedish Hall - Office

Analyst Description: Blue, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cove BaseAsbestos Types:



196-28 919091490-28L2Location: Cove Base w/ Mastic / Swedish Hall - Office

IVo NAD(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119

Analyst Description: Yellow, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, MasticAsbestos Types:


196-29

Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Fibrous, lnsulationAsbestos Types: Chrysotlle 25.0 o/o

Other Material: Non-fibrou s lS o/o

919091490-29 YesLocation: HVAC Register Tape lnsulation / Swedish Hall - Office - Attic

25%(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119


AmeriSci Job #: 919091490Client Name; STech Consulting LLC

PageT of 12

PLM Bulk Asbestos Report19196; MidPen Housing Corp.; 1710 MoorparkAve. San Jose,

California

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-30


Other Material:

91 9091490-3011Location: Cove Base w/ Mastic / Swedish Hall

Brown, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cove Base

Non-fibrous 100 %


196-30


Other Material:

91 9091490-3012Location: Cove Base w/ Mastic / Swedish Hall

Yellow, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Mastic

Non-fibrous 100 %


196-31

Analyst Description: Tan, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Vinyl FlooringAsbestos Types:


919091490-3111 IVoLocation: YFT - 12"x12" Tan/ Brown w/ Glue / Swedish Hall - Top Layer


196-31


Other Material:

919091490-3112 IVoLocation: YFT - 12"x12" Tan/ Brown W Glue / Swedish Hall - Top Layer

Yellow, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Glue

Non-fibrous 100 %


196-32 919091490-32L1 YesLocation: VFT - 9"x9" W Black Mastic / Swedish Hall - Bottom Layer

4 o/o




196-32 91 9091490-32L2 IVoLocation: VFT - 9"x9" w/ Black Mastic / Swedish Hall - Bottom Layer

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, MasticAsbestos Types:



iee Reporting notes on last page

AmeriSci Job #: 919091490Client Name: STech Consulting LLC Page 8 of 12


California

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-33 919091490-33.1 /Vo

Location: Plaster / Texture / Swedish Hall - ClassroomsNAD

(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09127119Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Texture

Asbestos Types:Other Material: Non-fibrous 100 %

196-33 919091490-33.2 /Vo NADLocation: Plaster / Texture / Swedish Hall - Classrooms (by CVES)


Analyst Description: Beige, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, cementitious, plasterAsbestos Types:


196-34 919091490-34.1 Ato NADLocation: Drywall / Joint Compund / Swedish Hall - Classrooms (by CVES)


Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Joint CompoundAsbestos Types:


196-34 919091490-34.2 /Vo NADLocation: Drywall / Joint Compund / Swedish Hall - Classrooms (by CVES)




196-35 919091490-3511 /Vo NADLocation: YFT - 12'x12'Beige w/ Glue / Swedish Hall - Classrooms (by CVES)


Analyst Description: Beige, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Vinyl FlooringAsbestos Types:


196-35 919091490-35L2 /Vo NADLocation: YFT - 12'x12'Beige w/ Glue / Swedish Hall - Classrooms (by CVES)

by Kristina Madnezon 09129119

Analyst Description: Yellow, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, GlueAsbestos Types:




Page 9 of 12


California

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos1 96-36 91 9091 490-36

Location: Acoustical Plaster / Swedish Hall - Gable Wall

Analyst Description: Beige, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cementitious, PlasterAsbestos Types: Chrysotile <1. %


Yes Trace (<1 o/o)

(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon O9129119

1 96-37 919091 490-37Location: Acoustical Plaster / Lother Hall - Ceiling

Analyst Description: Beige, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cementitious, PlasterAsbestos Types: Chrysotile <1. o/o


Yes Trace (.1 o/o)

(bv CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09129119

196-38


Other Material:

91 9091 490-38Location: Plaster / Lother Hall - Wall

White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Plaster

Non-fibrous '100 %


196-39 91 9091 490-39Location: Button Board / Lother Hall - Wall

Analyst Description: Brown/White, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Button BoardAsbestos Types:



196-40 91 9091 490-40Location: Fire Brick / Lounge / Coffee - Fireplace

Analyst Description: Red, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Fire BrickAsbestos Types:



196-41



919091 490-41 .1 NoLocation: Drywall i Joint Compound / Lounge Coffee - Partition Wall To Chapel

NAD(by bvES)by Kristina Martinezon 09129119



Page 10 of 12


California

Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-41



919091 490-41 .2 IVoLocation: Drywall/ Joint Compound / Lounge Coffee - Partition Wall To Chapel


196-42 919091490-42.1Location: Drywall / Joint Compound / Lounge Coffee




196-42


Other Material:

919091490-42.2Location: Drywall / Joint Compound / Lounge Coffee

BrownMhite, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Drywall

Cellulose 10 %, Non-fibrous 90 %


196-43 919091 490-43Location: Textured Plaster / Corridor To Lounge / RR


Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, PlasterAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 100 o/o

196-44 91 9091 490-44Location: Button Board / Corridor To Lounge / RR

Analyst Description: BrownMhite, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Button BoardAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Cellulose 10 %, Non-fibrous g0 %

AIo NAD(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09129119


/Vo196-45 919091 490-45Location; lnsulation / Admin Wing - Mechanical Attic


Analyst Description: Brown, Homogeneous, Fibrous, lnsulationAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Fibrous glass 95 %, Non-fibrous 5 %


Page11of12

PLM Bulk Asbestos Report19196; MidPen Housing Corp.; 1t10

CaliforniaMoorpark Ave. San Jose,

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos196-46

Analyst Description: WhiteiBrown, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Ceiling TileAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Fibrous glass 80 %, Non-fibrous20 o/o

919091 490-46L1 NoLocation: Ceiling Tile - 12"x12" w/ Brown Mastic / Admin Wing - Corridor


196-46


Other Material:

919091490-46L2 /VoLocation: Ceiling Tile - 12"x12" w/ Brown Mastic / Admin Wing - Corridor

Brown, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Mastic

Non-fibrous 100 %


196-47 91 9091 490-47Location: Plaster / Admin Wing - Mechanical Room

IVo

Analyst Description: BeigeMhite, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cementitious, plasterAsbestos Types:



196-48 91 9091 490-48Location: Button Board i Admin Wing - Mechanical Room


Analyst Description: Brown, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Button BoardAsbestos Types:


196-49 91 9091 490 -49L1 YesLocation: VFT - 9"x9" w/ Black Mastic / Admin Wing - Safe Room


Other Material: Non-fibrous g7 o/o

3%(by CVES)by Kristina Martinezon 09129119

'196-49


Other Material:

919091 490-49L2 NoLocation: VFT - 9"x9" w/ Black Mastic / Admin Wing - Safe Room

Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Mastic

Non-fibrous 100 %




Page 12 of 12


California

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos1 96-50 91 9091 490-5011

Location: Cove Base wi Mastic / Admin Wing - Safe RoomA/o NAD


Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Cove BaseAsbestos Types:


196-50


Other Material:

91 9091 490-5012Location: Cove Base w/ Mastic / Admin Wing - Safe Room

Brown, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Mastic

Non-fibrous 100 %


Reporting Notes:Analyzed By: Kristina Martinez.NAD = no asbestos detected; Detection Limj g Limits: CVES = 1o/o, 400 Pt Ct = 0.25%, 1000 Pt Ct = 0.1%; NA = not analyzed; NfupS= not analyzed / positive stop; NVA = NldTlSi f,LM (polarized light microscopy) Bulk Asbestos Anatysis by EPA 600/R-93/1 16, includingrequirements for EPA 6001M4-82-020 per 40 CFR 763 (NVLAP Lab #200346-0); Note: pLM is not consistenfly reliable in detecting asbestos in floorcoverings and similar NOB materials. TEM is currently the only method that can be used to determine if this material can be considered or treated asnon-asbestos-containing in New York State (also see EPA Advisory for floor tile, FR 59, 146, 38970, 811tg4). NIST Accreditation requirements mandat€that this report must not be

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ACM VFT Under Carpet

Hallway To Restroom & LoungeAssumed ACM VFT Under Ceramic Tile

Swedish Hall Office Wing - AtticHVAC Seam Tape Insulation On Register

Swedish Hall Office Wing - AtticHVAC Flex Joint

Administration WingExposed ACM VFT (Continues Under Carpeting)

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