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1 Advanced Industrial Hygiene Services, Inc. All Facets of Industrial Hygiene Service Orchard Supply Company, LLC October 3, Via Del Oro Page 1 of 9 pages Re: Pre-Renovation Survey for Asbestos Containing Building Materials and Lead-Based Paint Commercial Space, 1000 Immokalee Road # 30, Naples, Florida AIHS Project # Advanced Industrial Hygiene Services, Inc. (AIHS) is pleased to submit the following report for a pre-renovation survey for Asbestos-Containing Building Materials (ACBM) and Lead-Based Paint (LBP) conducted September 21, 2016 at the above-referenced facility. The asbestos survey portion of this report was performed to meet the current NESHAP regulation and the DEP South District prior to conducting planned renovation activities in the facility. Facility Description & Project Scope The subject facility consists of a large retail store in the Granada Shoppes Shopping Center located in Collier County, Florida. It has two sections designated north and south and has a combined measured area of approximately 36,000 ft 2. According to the Broward County Property Appraiser, was constructed in Structural components include a concrete foundation on-grade, masonry block (CMU) and pre-cast concrete tilt-up walls, and a flat sheet metal roof deck (supported by steel joists and steel columns). According to the customer, the planned renovation entails extensive modifications to the interior spaces. The scope of this project was to sample and identify any ACBM and/or LBP that may be present in the facility that may require special treatment prior to or during the planned renovation. Note: No samples were collected from the facility roof or from any components that may be located on the facility roof NW 97 th Avenue Cooper City, Florida Tel (305) (954)

2 Pre-Renovation Survey for ACBM & LBP: Commercial Space 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30 Naples, Florida October 3, 2016 AIHS Project # Sampling Strategy - ACBM The National Emission Standard for Asbestos (Subpart M 40 CFR Part to 157 and Appendix A) of the National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) deals with Regulated Asbestos Containing Materials (RACM) during renovation and demolition activities. According to the NESHAP, only friable RACM and RACM that may become friable need be addressed in buildings that are scheduled for complete demolition. To meet the requirements of some counties, category I non-friable ACM including resilient vinyl flooring materials and roofing materials were also addressed as part of this project. All accessible areas of the facility were inspected. Bulk sample specimens of materials suspected of containing asbestos were collected and submitted for analysis by Polarized Light Microscopy in conjunction with dispersion staining as outlined in 40 CFR, Part 63, Subpart F dated January Analysis will be conducted by Advanced Industrial Hygiene Services, Inc. is accredited for asbestos fiber analysis through successful participation in the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) and meets the requirements of section 206(d) of Title II of the USC Chapter 15, TSCA as stated in 40 CFR 763 dated April 30, Samples of materials suspected of containing asbestos were collected based on the following plan: Friable Surfacing Materials: Friable surfacing materials, where encountered, are sampled based on the recommendations found in the EPA Pink Book entitled Asbestos in Buildings: Simplified Scheme for Friable Surfacing Materials (EPA document 560/ a). The number of samples collected is based on the total square footage of the homogenous area of the material. If less than 100 ft 2 of suspect friable surfacing material is present, two samples are collected. If the area is between 100 and 1000 ft 2, three samples are collected. If the area is between 1000 and 5000 ft 2, five samples are collected. If the area is between 5000 ft 2 and 10,000 ft 2, seven to nine samples are collected. One additional sample was collected for each additional 5,000 ft 2 of homogenous material. Thermal System Insulation (TSI): At least three (3) samples of suspect TSI are collected in a randomly distributed manner from each homogeneous area of TSI not assumed to be ACM. At least one (1) bulk sample is collected from each homogeneous area of patched TSI. Where cement or plaster is used on fittings such as tees, elbows, or valves, samples were collected in such a manner sufficient to evaluate whether the material is ACM or not ACM. 2

3 Pre-Renovation Survey for ACBM & LBP: Commercial Space 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30 Naples, Florida October 3, 2016 AIHS Project # Miscellaneous Materials: This includes materials such as acoustical ceiling tiles, wallboard, joint compounds, resilient vinyl flooring, mastics, etc. (basically, anything that does not fall into the first two categories). Suspect miscellaneous materials were sampled in such a manner as to evaluate whether or not they contained asbestos. The number of samples collected of a given miscellaneous material was left to the discretion of the inspector. As a general rule, AIHS collects three samples of each distinct type of suspect miscellaneous material present. Bulk sample specimens of materials suspected of containing asbestos were collected and submitted for analysis by Polarized Light Microscopy in conjunction with dispersion staining as outlined in 40 CFR, Part 63, Subpart F dated January Analysis was conducted by Advanced Industrial Hygiene Services, Inc. who is accredited for asbestos fiber analysis through successful participation in the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) and meets the requirements of section 206(d) of Title II of the USC Chapter 15, TSCA as stated in 40 CFR 763 dated April 30, The laboratory analytical report and sample chain-of-custody for the bulk samples collected as part of this project are located in Appendix A of this report. Sampling Strategy - LBP Testing for lead-based paint was conducted by (certification # FL-R ) based on the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint in Housing, Chapter 7, Lead-Based Paint Inspection, 1997 Revision. However, this inspection is limited such that it does not meet the specific requirements of the HUD Guidelines. AIHS used a Thermo Fisher Scientific Niton Model XLp 303A Lead Paint Analyzer (serial # 24602) to measure concentrations of lead in paint by area in milligrams per square centimeter (mg/cm 2 ) for direct comparison with the HUD and EPA criteria for classification of paint as lead-based. The instrument s Performance Characteristics Sheet (PCS) documents no inconclusive readings and allows no need for substrate correction. Therefore, no paint chip samples were collected as part of this project. XRF readings were taken from painted surfaces from readily accessible testing combinations observed on the exterior and interior of the subject structures (Location, component description and paint color were recorded for each reading. Reading locations were designated according to compass points. 3

4 Pre-Renovation Survey for ACBM & LBP: Commercial Space 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30 Naples, Florida October 3, 2016 AIHS Project # A total of forty-six (46) XRF readings were taken as part of this project as follows: Instrument Shutter Calibrations (2) Lead Paint Standard Calibrations (2) Readings from painted surfaces: Exterior Surfaces (15 reading) Interior Surfaces (27 readings) Paint standard calibration readings were taken at the beginning and end of the site visit. XRF readings were taken from the following representative painted surfaces: Walls (interior & exterior) Ceiling Columns (interior & exterior) Trim Floors Doors Doorframe Baseboards Posts The acquired data and XRF test results obtained in the performance of this project are included in Appendix B of this report. 4

5 Pre-Renovation Survey for ACBM & LBP: Commercial Space 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30 Naples, Florida October 3, 2016 AIHS Project # Findings - ACBM Those suspect asbestos-containing materials that were present in the subject facility are listed below: Flooring Materials: Floor substrate consists of the poured concrete floor decks. Predominant floor finish materials consist of adhered resilient vinyl flooring including strips and squares. Additional floor finishes included ceramic tiles set in grout and wall-to-wall carpet. Representative samples were collected of the concrete foundation, each type of resilient vinyl floor finish (with associated mastic adhesive), ceramic tiles with grout, and carpet with mastic. All samples of floorassociated materials were reported by the laboratory to contain no detectable quantities of asbestos. Wall Materials: Structural walls consist of pre-cast concrete and concrete masonry unit (CMU) system. Exterior and some interior walls have a painted stucco finish. Most interior walls consist of drywall paneling finished with drywall joint compound and paint. Numerous display walls have grouted ceramic tiles and adhered wood slats. Representative samples were collected of exterior stucco, drywall system materials, and ceramic tile system materials. All samples of wall materials were reported by the laboratory to contain no detectable quantities of asbestos. Ceiling Materials: Ceiling materials consist of the exposed sheet metal undersurface of the roof deck in the majority of the south half. The north half has 2 X 4 ft 2 acoustic ceiling tiles in a suspended metal grid and a small area of 2 X 2 ft 2 acoustic ceiling tiles (in a suspended metal grid) are present in a room near the entrance to the south half. Representative samples were collected of both types of ceiling tiles and all were reported by the laboratory to contain no detectable quantities of asbestos. Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) System: The facility has multiple package roof top units (RTUs). Ducts on most of the units drop vertically through the ceiling to integrated supply and return vents in the suspended ceiling system. A few of the RTUs have duct systems (composed of formed-in-place duct-board and flex ducts that are sealed with foil tape). No suspect asbestos containing materials were observed associated with HVAC system components in the facility. Thermal System Insulation (TSI) Materials: No TSI system materials were observed in the facility. 5

6 Pre-Renovation Survey for ACBM & LBP: Commercial Space 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30 Naples, Florida October 3, 2016 AIHS Project # Additional Miscellaneous Materials: Additional suspect miscellaneous materials identified in the facility consisted of mastic dabs behind the wooden slats on some of the interior walls and caulk inside some of the joints in the concrete foundation. Representative samples were collected of each of these materials and all were reported by the laboratory to contain no detectable quantities of asbestos. Assessments of ACM No asbestos-containing materials were identified which may become disturbed or damaged as a result of the planned renovation activity. Findings - LBP The following tested painted surfaces yielded lead concentrations by area in excess of 1.0 mg/cm 2 thus meeting the EPA classification as lead-based paint: Yellow paint on the floor near the south walls by the Back-of-House (BOH (4.3 mg/cm 2 ) A photograph of the identified lead-based paint appears below: Note paint on wall was not lead-based paint All other tested painted surfaces yielded lead concentrations below 1.0 mg/m 2 thus indicating that the paint did not meet the USEPA classification as lead-based paint. 6

7 Pre-Renovation Survey for ACBM & LBP: Commercial Space 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30 Naples, Florida October 3, 2016 AIHS Project # Laboratory Performing Bulk Sample Analysis Advanced Industrial Hygiene Services, Inc NW 97 th Avenue Cooper City, Florida Telephone: (954) On each page of the report of analysis section is the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) laboratory identification number ( ) that was assigned to the laboratory upon entry into the NVLAP. A copy of the certificate of NVLAP accreditation is included in this report. Closing Remarks is licensed to conduct inspections for asbestos-containing materials in buildings under an Asbestos Consultants Business License (ZA ) and is qualified by Bruce Marchette, CIH (Asbestos Consultants License # IA )., an EPA certified Risk Assessor (certification # FL-R ) conducted a limited inspection of interior and exterior of the subject facility located at 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30, Naples, Collier County, Florida on September 21, 2016 between 11:13 and 13:06 hrs. Based on results obtained during the inspection, paint meeting the classification as leadbased paint was identified on one of the tested painted surfaces (listed on page 6 of this report). The inspector s contact information is as follows:, 3611 NW 97 th Avenue, Cooper City, FL (954) This limited survey for ACBM and LBP is intended for the sole use of Orchard Supply Company, LLC. The scope of services performed in execution of this investigation may not be appropriate to satisfy the needs of other users, and any use or re-use of this document or the findings, conclusions, or recommendations presented herein is at the sole risk of said user. Opinions and recommendations presented herein apply to site conditions existing at the time of our investigation. They cannot necessarily apply to site changes of which this office is unaware and has not yet had the opportunity to evaluate. Prior to initiating any renovation or demolition project, Federal Law requires that the local EPA representative's office (DEP South District, 2295 Victoria Avenue, Suite 364, Fort Myers, Florida) be notified in writing at least 10 working days prior to the onset of the project. 7

8 Pre-Renovation Survey for ACBM & LBP: Commercial Space 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30 Naples, Florida October 3, 2016 AIHS Project # The disturbance of LBP coatings is regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), which have noted that the HUD LBP definition may not be applicable to its regulations. The OSHA regulation (29 CFR ) does not define lead content of the coating, but instead, regulates the disturbance of the materials with any lead content. The permissible exposure limit (PEL) propounded by OSHA for occupational exposure to lead (based on an 8-hour time-weighted average is 50 micrograms per cubic meter (µg/m 3 ) and the action level (AL), the level at which the employer must take certain actions, is 30 µg /m 3. Those components/colors not tested, or in locations not inventoried in this report, should be tested for lead content prior to any disturbance (repair, renovation, abatement, or demolition) that may cause airborne release of lead. Components/colors that may be identified to contain the presence of lead should not be disturbed in any uncontrolled manner, such as during repair, renovation or demolition. Any disturbance of these materials should be done by properly trained personnel in a controlled and documented manner. The disposal of waste materials containing lead from renovation, abatement and/or demolition is regulated by RCRA. RCRA requires a waste toxicity characteristic on the waste by using TCLP (40 CFR ). The TCLP extract is analyzed for lead (or other constituents) to determine if it is above or below the allowable TC regulatory threshold, which for lead is 5 ppm, or mg/l. Disclaimer AIHS evaluation was performed with limitations inherent to visual inspections. AIHS has conducted this assessment with reasonable care and has performed this study within general industry standards. As with any study of this nature, limitations are inherent. This inspection report is the result of a diligent search of the facility for asbestos-containing building materials and lead-based paint. The purpose of this inspection was to identify asbestoscontaining materials and lead-based paint that may require special treatment prior to proceeding with a planned renovation operation. However comprehensive this inspection appears, it does not claim to have identified all of the asbestos-containing materials and lead-based paint that may be present in the facility. Materials located sub-surface or below grade and/or in otherwise inaccessible locations were not addressed and are excluded from this pre-renovation survey for ACBM & LBP. 8

9 Pre-Renovation Survey for ACBM & LBP: Commercial Space 1000 Immokalee Road, # 30 Naples, Florida October 3, 2016 AIHS Project # is pleased to be of service. Please contact this office should you have any questions or comments concerning this report or any related matter. Enclosed: Table: Analytical Results Summary Consultant s credentials Laboratory credentials Appendices: A: AIHS Analytical Report - Log # B: Summary of XRF Results - LBP 9

10 Table: Analytical Results Summary TABLE ASBESTOS ANALYTICAL RESULTS SUMMARY Commercial Space, 1000 Immokalee Road, Naples, Florida Sample Number Location Description Asbestos NESHAP Classification to 4 Foundation Concrete NAD to 7 Exterior Walls Stucco NAD to 14 Ceiling 2 X 4 ft Ceiling Tiles NAD to 17 Ceiling 2 X 2 ft Ceiling Tiles NAD to 24 Interior Walls Drywall NAD to 31 Interior Walls Joint Compound NAD to 34 Interior Walls Ceramic Tiles & Grout NAD to 46 Floor Vinyl Flooring & Mastics NAD to 49 Floor Carpet & Mastic NAD to 53 Floor Ceramic Tile System NAD & 55 Wood Wall Slats Mastic Dabs NAD & 57 Concrete Foundation Caulk NAD 6 KEY: NESHAP Classification 1. Friable Surfacing ACM 2. Friable Thermal System ACM 3. Friable Miscellaneous ACM 4. Category I Non-Friable ACBM 5. Category II Non-Friable ACBM 6. Non-ACM NOTES: NAD No Asbestos Detected

11 Asbestos Licenses

12 LBP Certifications

13 Advanced Industrial Hygiene Services, Inc. has fulfilled the requirements of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Section 402, and has received certification to conduct lead-based paint renovation, repair, and painting activities pursuant to 40 CFR Part All EPA Administered Lead-based Paint Activities Program States, Tribes and Territories This certification is valid from the date of issuance and expires July 13, 2019 LBP Certification # March 22, 2016 Issued On Michelle Price, Chief Lead, Heavy Metals, and Inorganics Branch

14 Laboratory Accreditation

15 Appendix A: AIHS Analytical Report - Log # 18097

16 Advanced Industrial Hygiene Services, Inc. All Facets of Industrial Hygiene Service Page 1 of 57 pages Sample # : Concrete Foundation (South Side) 1. Sample Appearance: Gray cementitious material 3. Is Sample Homogeneous? Yes 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 50% mineral (cement) binders 50% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by: 3611 NW 97 th Avenue Cooper City, FL Tel (305) FAX (954)

17 Page 2 of 57 pages Sample # : Concrete Foundation (South Side) 1. Sample Appearance: Gray cementitious material 3. Is Sample Homogeneous? Yes 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 50% mineral (cement) binders 50% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

18 Page 3 of 57 pages Sample # : Concrete Foundation (North Side) 1. Sample Appearance: Gray cementitious material 3. Is Sample Homogeneous? Yes 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 50% mineral (cement) binders 50% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

19 Page 4 of 57 pages Sample # : Concrete Foundation (North Side) 1. Sample Appearance: Gray cementitious material 3. Is Sample Homogeneous? Yes 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 50% mineral (cement) binders 50% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

20 Page 5 of 57 pages Sample # : Exterior Stucco 1. Sample Appearance: Gray cementitious material with tan paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 50% mineral (cement) binders 48% mineral granules 2% paint This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

21 Page 6 of 57 pages Sample # : Exterior Stucco 1. Sample Appearance: Gray cementitious material with tan paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 50% mineral (cement) binders 48% mineral granules 2% paint This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

22 Page 7 of 57 pages Sample # : Exterior Stucco 1. Sample Appearance: Gray cementitious material with peach paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 50% mineral (cement) binders 48% mineral granules 2% paint This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

23 Page 8 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 4 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% fibrous glass/mineral wool 25% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

24 Page 9 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 4 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% fibrous glass/mineral wool 25% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

25 Page 10 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 4 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% fibrous glass/mineral wool 25% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

26 Page 11 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 4 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% fibrous glass/mineral wool 25% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

27 Page 12 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 4 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% fibrous glass/mineral wool 25% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

28 Page 13 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 4 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% fibrous glass/mineral wool 25% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

29 Page 14 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 4 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% fibrous glass/mineral wool 25% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

30 Page 15 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 2 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (South Section West Room) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% cellulose fibers 25% fibrous glass/mineral wool 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

31 Page 16 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 2 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (South Section West Room) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% cellulose fibers 25% fibrous glass/mineral wool 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

32 Page 17 of 57 pages Sample # : 2 X 2 ft Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (South Section West Room) 1. Sample Appearance: Light gray/gray compacted fibrous material with a white perforated paint-like outer coating 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 35% cellulose fibers 25% fibrous glass/mineral wool 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 25% perlite 10% mineral/resin binders 5% paint Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

33 Page 18 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall from Interior Wall (South Section East Side) 1. Sample Appearance: Off-white chalk-like drywall material with white and tan paint layers 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 10% cellulose fibers 3% fibrous glass 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 85% calcium sulfate (gypsum) 2% paint <1% mineral granules Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

34 Page 19 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall from Interior Wall (South Section East Side) 1. Sample Appearance: Off-white chalk-like drywall material with white and tan paint layers 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 10% cellulose fibers 3% fibrous glass 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 85% calcium sulfate (gypsum) 2% paint <1% mineral granules Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction Fibrous glass fibers isotropic, no sign of elongation, no birefringence, non-pleochroic This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

35 Page 20 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall from Interior Wall (North Section East Side) 1. Sample Appearance: Off-white chalk-like drywall material with white paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 10% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 88% calcium sulfate (gypsum) 2% paint <1% mineral granules Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

36 Page 21 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall from Interior Wall (North Section West Side) 1. Sample Appearance: Off-white chalk-like drywall material with white and light gray paint layers 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 10% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 87% calcium sulfate (gypsum) 3% paint <1% mineral granules Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

37 Page 22 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall from Interior Wall (North Section Center Area) 1. Sample Appearance: Off-white chalk-like drywall material with white and light gray paint layers 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 10% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 87% calcium sulfate (gypsum) 3% paint <1% mineral granules Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

38 Page 23 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall from Interior Wall (North Section Display Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: Off-white chalk-like drywall material with white and light gray paint layers 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 10% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 87% calcium sulfate (gypsum) 3% paint <1% mineral granules Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

39 Page 24 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall from Interior Wall (North Section Display Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: Off-white chalk-like drywall material with light violet paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 10% cellulose fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 88% calcium sulfate (gypsum) 2% paint <1% mineral granules Cellulose fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, incomplete extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

40 Page 25 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall Joint Compound from Interior Wall (South Section North Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: White calcite plaster-like material with tan paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 80% calcite binders 10% mineral granules 10% paint \ This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

41 Page 26 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall Joint Compound from Interior Wall (South Section East Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: White calcite plaster-like material with tan paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 80% calcite binders 10% mineral granules 10% paint \ This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

42 Page 27 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall Joint Compound from Interior Wall (South Section East Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: White calcite plaster-like material 3. Is Sample Homogeneous? Yes 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 90% calcite binders 10% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

43 Page 28 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall Joint Compound from Interior Wall (North Section West Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: White calcite plaster-like material with yellow/tan paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 80% calcite binders 10% mineral granules 10% paint This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

44 Page 29 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall Joint Compound from Interior Wall (North Section North Side) 1. Sample Appearance: White calcite plaster-like material with gray paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 80% calcite binders 10% mineral granules 10% paint This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

45 Page 30 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall Joint Compound from Interior Wall (North Section Display Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: White calcite plaster-like material with gray/green paint 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 80% calcite binders 10% mineral granules 10% paint This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

46 Page 31 of 57 pages Sample # : Drywall Joint Compound from Interior Wall (North Section Display Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: White calcite plaster-like material 3. Is Sample Homogeneous? Yes 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 90% calcite binders 10% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

47 Page 32 of 57 pages Sample # : Ceramic Wall Tile & Grout (North Section Display Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: White ceramic tile with a white glaze and white calcite grout 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% calcite binders 5% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

48 Page 33 of 57 pages Sample # : Ceramic Wall Tile & Grout (North Section Display Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: Blue ceramic tile with white calcite grout 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 90% glass 8% calcite binders 2% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

49 Page 34 of 57 pages Sample # : Ceramic Wall Tile & Grout (North Section Display Wall) 1. Sample Appearance: Tan ceramic tile with a white glaze and white calcite grout 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 90% mineral & calcite binders 10% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

50 Page 35 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (South Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl tile wit brown mastic residue 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

51 Page 36 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (South Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl tile wit brown mastic residue 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

52 Page 37 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (South Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl tile with brown mastic residue 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

53 Page 38 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a brown wood-grain patterned vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

54 Page 39 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a brown wood-grain patterned vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

55 Page 40 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a brown wood-grain patterned vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

56 Page 41 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a black vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

57 Page 42 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a black vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

58 Page 43 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a brown vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

59 Page 44 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a brown vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

60 Page 45 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a tan rippled vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

61 Page 46 of 57 pages Sample # : Resilient Vinyl Floor System (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Dark gray and white layered vinyl strips with a tan rippled vinyl outer layer and tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% vinyl/mineral binders 5% glue resins (mastic) This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

62 Page 47 of 57 pages Sample # : Carpet & Mastic (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Multi-colored looped carpet with an off-white woven backing and yellow/tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 95% synthetic fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 5% glue resins (mastic) Synthetic fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, parallel extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

63 Page 48 of 57 pages Sample # : Carpet & Mastic (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Multi-colored looped carpet with an off-white woven backing and yellow/tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 95% synthetic fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 5% glue resins (mastic) Synthetic fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, parallel extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

64 Page 49 of 57 pages Sample # : Carpet & Mastic (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Multi-colored looped carpet with an off-white woven backing and yellow/tan mastic 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: 95% synthetic fibers 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 5% glue resins (mastic) Synthetic fibers anisotropic, (+) sign of elongation, birefringence: medium, pleochroic, parallel extinction This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

65 Page 50 of 57 pages Sample # : Ceramic Floor Tile & Grout (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Gray ceramic tile with gray cementitious grout 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 85% mineral binders 15% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

66 Page 51 of 57 pages Sample # : Ceramic Floor Tile & Grout (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Tan ceramic tile with off-white cementitious grout 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 85% mineral & calcite binders 15% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

67 Page 52 of 57 pages Sample # : Ceramic Floor Tile & Grout (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Gray ceramic tile with a tan glaze and gray cementitious grout 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 85% mineral binders 15% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

68 Page 53 of 57 pages Sample # : Ceramic Floor Tile & Grout (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Tan ceramic tile with gray cementitious grout 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 80% mineral binders 20% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

69 Page 54 of 57 pages Sample # : Mastic Dab behind Wooden Slats on Wall (South Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Tan/gray rubbery caulk-like material 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% resin/mineral binders 5% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

70 Page 55 of 57 pages Sample # : Mastic Dab behind Wooden Slats on Wall (North Section) 1. Sample Appearance: Tan/gray rubbery caulk-like material 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 95% resin/mineral binders 5% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

71 Page 56 of 57 pages Sample # : Caulk in Concrete Foundation 1. Sample Appearance: Gray rubbery caulk-like material 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 85% resin/mineral binders 15% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

72 Page 57 of 57 pages Sample # : Caulk in Concrete Foundation 1. Sample Appearance: Gray rubbery caulk-like material 4. Non-Asbestos Fibers Present: None detected 5. Non-Fibrous Material Present: 85% resin/mineral binders 15% mineral granules This analysis report is valid for sample # only. Analyzed by:

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74 Appendix B: Summary of XRF Results - LBP

75 Reading No Time Type COMPONENT SUBSTRATE SIDE CONDITION COLOR SITE FLOOR ROOM Results PbC 1 9/21/16 7:51 SHUTTER_CAL 0.78 cps 2 9/21/16 11:13 SHUTTER_CAL 0.75 cps 3 9/21/16 11:20 PAINT CALIBRATE PLASTIC CALIBRATE INTACT RED 1000 IM CALIBRATE CALIBRATE Positive 1.1 mg / cm ^2 4 9/21/16 11:23 PAINT COLUMN PLASTER WEST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 5 9/21/16 11:23 PAINT WALL PLASTER WEST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 6 9/21/16 11:24 PAINT WALL BRICK WEST INTACT PEACH 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 7 9/21/16 11:24 PAINT WALL BRICK WEST INTACT PEACH 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 8 9/21/16 11:25 PAINT COLUMN BRICK WEST INTACT PEACH 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 9 9/21/16 11:25 PAINT DOOR METAL WEST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 10 9/21/16 11:26 PAINT COLUMN METAL WEST INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 11 9/21/16 11:27 PAINT CEILING METAL WEST INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 12 9/21/16 11:28 PAINT WALL DRYWALL WEST INTACT BLUE 1000 IM FIRST ENTRY Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 13 9/21/16 11:28 PAINT WALL DRYWALL WEST INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST ENTRY Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 14 9/21/16 11:29 PAINT WALL CONCRETE WEST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 15 9/21/16 11:30 PAINT WALL CONCRETE SOUTH INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 16 9/21/16 11:31 PAINT WALL CONCRETE SOUTH INTACT YELLOW 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative 0.15 mg / cm ^2 17 9/21/16 11:31 PAINT FLOOR CONCRETE SOUTH INTACT YELLOW 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Positive 4.3 mg / cm ^2 18 9/21/16 11:32 PAINT WALL DRYWALL EAST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 19 9/21/16 11:32 PAINT WALL DRYWALL EAST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 20 9/21/16 11:33 PAINT WALL DRYWALL NORTH INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 21 9/21/16 11:33 PAINT WALL DRYWALL NORTH INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 22 9/21/16 11:34 PAINT COLUMN METAL CENTER INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 23 9/21/16 11:34 PAINT COLUMN METAL CENTER INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST SOUTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 24 9/21/16 11:35 PAINT WALL CONCRETE CENTER INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST S HALF BOH Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 25 9/21/16 11:40 PAINT WALL DRYWALL SOUTH INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 26 9/21/16 11:41 PAINT WALL WOOD SOUTH INTACT BROWN 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 27 9/21/16 11:41 PAINT WALL WOOD WEST INTACT BROWN 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 28 9/21/16 11:42 PAINT WALL DRYWALL WEST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 29 9/21/16 11:42 PAINT WALL DRYWALL WEST INTACT BLACK 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 30 9/21/16 11:43 PAINT WALL DRYWALL WEST INTACT GRAY 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 31 9/21/16 11:43 PAINT WALL DRYWALL NORTH INTACT BLUE 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 32 9/21/16 11:44 PAINT WALL DRYWALL NORTH INTACT PURPLE 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 33 9/21/16 11:44 PAINT TRIM WOOD NORTH INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 34 9/21/16 11:45 PAINT TRIM WOOD NORTH INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 35 9/21/16 11:45 PAINT BASEBOARD WOOD WEST INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 36 9/21/16 11:46 PAINT BASEBOARD WOOD EAST INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST NORTH HALF Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 37 9/21/16 11:48 PAINT WALL WOOD WEST INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST S HALF BOH Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 38 9/21/16 11:48 PAINT WALL WOOD WEST INTACT WHITE 1000 IM FIRST S HALF BOH Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 39 9/21/16 12:58 PAINT WALL CONCRETE SOUTH INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 40 9/21/16 13:00 PAINT WALL CONCRETE EAST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 41 9/21/16 13:01 PAINT DOOR METAL EAST INTACT YELLOW 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 42 9/21/16 13:01 PAINT DOOFRAME METAL EAST INTACT YELLOW 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 43 9/21/16 13:02 PAINT WALL BRICK EAST INTACT PEACH 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 44 9/21/16 13:03 PAINT WALL PLASTER EAST INTACT TAN 1000 IM FIRST EXTERIOR Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 45 9/21/16 13:04 PAINT POST METAL EAST INTACT YELLOW 1000 IM FIRST LOADING DOCK Negative < LOD mg / cm ^2 46 9/21/16 13:06 PAINT CALIBRATE PLASTIC CALIBRATE INTACT RED 1000 IM CALIBRATE CALIBRATE Positive 1.1 mg / cm ^2