Asbestos and Lead Building Building Inspection/Survey

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1 Asbestos and Lead Building Building Inspection/Survey Residence 2510 Burton Street Stockton, CA Presented to: Doi Do Administrative Analyst Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin 421 South El Dorado Street, Suite B Stockton, CA Inspection Date: November 10, 2015 Conducted by: Anthony M. De Arcos Certified Asbestos Consultant Certified Lead Inspector/Assessor Registered Environmental Property Assessor and Justin Gardner Certified Lead Sampling Technician Asbestos Technician Trainee National Analytical Laboratories, Inc Francisco Dr. Ste El Dorado Hills, CA Office: (916) ; Fax: (916) NAL1@NAL1.com; Web Page:

2 November 10, 2015 Doi Do Administrative Analyst Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin 421 South El Dorado Street, Suite B Stockton, CA RE: Asbestos and Lead Building Inspection/Survey Residence 2510 Burton Street Stockton, CA Dear Ms. Do, The following report is in regards to the asbestos and lead building inspection conducted at the Residence located at 2510 Burton Street, in Stockton, CA. Of the nine (9) suspected asbestos containing samples collected, two (2) were found to contain asbestos containing construction materials (ACCM). Of the two (2) suspected lead containing areas tested, none (0) were found to contain Lead Containing Material (LCM) or Lead Based Paint (LBP). Justin Gardner, Certified Lead Sampling Technician and Asbestos Technician Trainee, working under the supervision of Anthony M. De Arcos, Certified Asbestos Consultant, Certified Lead Inspector/Assessor, and Registered Environmental Property Assessor, both conducted the inspection on November 10, SUMMARY OF FINDINGS - Based on the asbestos sample results, the 12" Gray Speckled Floor Tile and the Floor Tile Yellow-Black Mastic were found to contain ACCM. All square footage should be verified by contractor. Based on the lead sample results, no lead was found to be present at the site. All work may be conducted by a general contractor without any health and safety concerns to lead exposure. SECTION I: ASBESTOS INSPECTION - The inspection was completed according to the EPA s Asbestos Containing Building Materials (ACBM) In-Schools Rule; 40 CFR (Inspection and Re-Inspection). Currently, EPA regulations classify ACBM as materials containing more that 1-percent (1%) of asbestos. Cal- OSHA currently regulates asbestos to 1/10 th of 1% (0.1%) and requires that a certified asbestos worker conduct this work /35893

3 Asbestos and Lead Building Inspection/Survey Residence Burton street, Stockton, CA November 10, 2015 Page 3 of 5 Upon completion of the visual inspection, the suspect asbestos bulk sample materials were collected in accordance with EPA and OSHA protocol. They were placed into new, air tight, plastic bags, sealed, and identified with unique identification numbers. The bulk samples were transported to the laboratory under chain of custody protocol for analysis. No destructive sampling was conducted during the site visit, in the event that demolition work reveals any unforeseen suspect materials or if any future renovation work is to be conducted in other areas at the site; the contractor shall cease all work and contact the building owner for further testing. MicroTest Laboratories, Inc. located in Fair Oaks, California analyzed the bulk suspect asbestos containing samples utilizing Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) Method. National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) Certification # certifies MicroTest. Although not all the rooms or materials throughout the site were sampled, the like materials that were not tested will be treated as homogeneous to the materials that were tested, and will be considered as containing ACCM. The location and results of suspect samples found to contain ACCM are as follows: Sample ID# Material Description Sample Location Category Results A 12" Gray Speckled Floor Tile, South End, Throughout, Top Layer I Homogeneous to Sample A B Floor Tile Yellow-Black Mastic, South End, Throughout, Bottom Layer I 5% Chrysotile sf = Square Feet; Category I & II are Non-friable/Non-hazardous Materials. The Floor Tile Yellow-Black Mastic is considered Category I, non-friable/non-hazardous materials that can be removed and disposed of at a non-hazardous waste facility. Because the Floor Tile Yellow-Black Mastic material was found to contain ACCM, all associated non-accm flooring materials will be treated as homogenous to the Mastic, and can be disposed of as Category I waste. The following samples were non-asbestos containing materials: Sample ID# Material Description Sample Location Results Texture (fire), South End Above Stove None Detected (-420 sf) Texture Living Room, West Wall None Detected Texture Southeast Bedroom, East Wall None Detected Sheetrock-Joint Compound, Northwest Outside Corner None Detected " Green Cove Base, East Wall None Detected Yellow Mastic AR Black Composition Roof Roof, East Side, Above None Detected Shingle BR Black Roof Felt Roof, East Side, Above None Detected 35891/35893

4 Asbestos and Lead Building Inspection/Survey Residence Burton street, Stockton, CA November 10, 2015 Page 4 of 5 ASBESTOS RECOMMENDATION Federal and state regulations require that anyone disturbing asbestos containing materials are properly trained certified and have the required respiratory protection and medical surveillance. N.A.L. recommends that a certified asbestos abatement contractor be retained to remove the non-friable materials prior to any scheduled renovation/demolition work being completed at the site. Prior to the work process starting, a work plan or specifications in regards to the abatement process should be completed and distributed to the abatement contractors during the job walk at the site. On-Site Observation should be conducted by N.A.L s Certified Asbestos Consultant or Certified Site Surveillance Technician to verify that the work plan/specification is being followed. This will verify that during the abatement work the outside air was clean. Once a certified asbestos contractor has removed the ACCM, following EPA and OSHA requirements; a visual inspection and air clearance sampling should be completed. Clearances will confirm that the general contractor can reoccupy the work area(s), without concern for exposure to asbestos airborne fibers to their employees thus allowing the renovation or demolition work to be completed by the general contractor. SECTION II: LEAD INSPECTION - The lead suspect samples were collected according to the Housing Urban Development (HUD) Guidelines, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and California Public Health Department (formally DHS), who regulate and require the abatement or in-place management of LCM/LBP hazards equal to or greater than 1.0 milligram per square centimeter (1.0 mg/cm 2 ) of lead or more than 0.5% lead by weight. The following regulation shall be adhered to because OSHA considers all surfaces to contain lead: OSHA s 29 CFR , California Occupational Safety and Health Standard, Title 8 (Cal/OSHA 8 CCR ). Upon completion of the visual inspection, suspect painted finishes and/or materials were sampled for potential lead content, in accordance with EPA and OSHA protocol. They were analyzed and assigned a unique identification number. The following surfaces were found to be less than (<) the OSHA s Limit of Detection (LOD): Sample ID# Material Description Sample Location/Component Condition Concentration By mg/cm L White Paint North Wall Intact < LOD L Brown Varnish East Cabinet Intact < LOD 35891/35893

5 Asbestos and Lead Building Inspection/Survey Residence Burton street, Stockton, CA November 10, 2015 Page 5 of 5 Included at the end of this report are the laboratory analytical results, chain of custody form and sample map. If you have any questions regarding this report or if we can be of further assistance, please contact our office. Reviewed and submitted by: Anthony M. De Arcos Certified Asbestos Consultant, DOSH # Certified Lead Inspector/Assessor, CDPH # 2406 Registered Environmental Property Assessor, REPA # Justin Gardner Certified Lead Sampling Technician Asbestos Technician Trainee 35891/35893

6 MicroTest Laboratories, Inc. NVLAP Lab Code Sunrise Blvd, Suite B-1 Fair Oaks, CA Phone (916) or (800) Client: NAL 2201 Francisco Drive, Suite EIDorado Hills,CA Contact Name: Contact Name: Sampler: Anthony De Arcos Paula Lee Anthony De Arcos Accession: Analyst: A. Nagra Project: Residence Sampling Date: 11/10/ Burton Street Receipt Date: 11/10/15 Samples Received: 9 Stockton, CA Report Date: 11/10/15 Samples Analyzed: 9 Polarized Light Microscopy Test Report, EPAj600jR-93jl16 Sample ID Description Fibrous/Non-Fibrous Material Asbestiform Black Texture Binder 99% None Detected Lab ID: Living Room White Texture Binder 99% None Detected Lab ID: Southaost Bedroom White Texture Binder 99% None Detected Lab ID: White Joint Compound Binder 99% None Detected Lab ID: (a) Minerals Lab ID: (b) White Sheetrock, Gray Paint Binder 99% None Detected A Gray Tile Binder 99% None Detected Lab ID: O-5B Yellow/Black Mastic Binder 95% 5% Chrysotile Asbestos Lab ID: Yellow Mastic Binder 99% None Detected Lab ID: Roof Fibrous Glass 10% 251O-7AR Black Composite Roofing Binder 90% Lab ID: None Detected Roof Cellulose 25% 2510-lBR Black Roofing Felt Binder 75% Lab ID: None Detected This constitutes a final report. Due to the limitations of PLM, some samples classified as containing no asbestos In materials such as floor tiles, waltant a recommendation lor further analysts by rem. These results relate anty to the Items tested. This report shall not be reproduced except In full, without the wrftten approval of the laboratory. This report must not be used by the client to claim product endorsement by NVlAP or any agency of the U. S. Government. All samples may be disposed of aher 30 days, according to State/federal guideunes. unless otherwise specified. AU samples were received in acceptable condition unless otherwise noted. Laboratory Director: R~ HwHy Analyst: A. No..,gvo..- llpage Analyst: f\i{. N9u.AJe-vv

7 / }N A L NAL LOG-IN RECORD 'It,..' ENVIRONMENTAl. TESTING & CONSULTING ". Ph: Fx: Login # Page 1 of 1 National Analytical Laboratories, Inc. Job Site/Job #: Client#-Lot# 4667/5 Housing Authority of the County of San Joaquin Residence: 2510 Burtonstreet Date 11/10/2015 Sampling Date: 111/10/2015 Phone Number FirelSmokeDamage Sampling Time 8:30:00 AM FAX Number Stockton,CA Type Of Work: PLM-BI Contact Address DoiDo No. of Samples 9 Turnaround: 6 hours Num Sample 10# LocationlDescription (fire), South End Above Stove (-420 sf) I Texture 4-:rC;q~ Living Room, West Wall I Texture I q Southeast Bedroom, East Wall I Texture t qr , Northwest Outside Corner / Sheetrock-Joint Compound \f1g A, South End, Throughout, Top Layer 112" Gray Speckled Floor Tile ) B, South End, Throughout, Bottom Layer / Floor Tile Yellow-Black Mastic 00C~ , East Wall I 4" Green Cove Base Yellow Mastic \ AR Roof, East Side, Above / Black Composition Roof Shingle / O~ BR Roof, East Side, Above / Black Roof Felt \V 03 *IF RESULTS ARE LESS THAN 1%, PLEASE 400 POINT COUNT Released By Signature Chain of Custod Date! Time 11/10/ Date! Time Information Received By Signature Date!

8 IndReadinTime INSPECTOR ADDRESS FLOORROOM SIDE COMPONECOLOR SUBSTRATE PbC Units Duratio Depth Index :22 Justin Gardner 2510 BURTON ST SRM Cal 0.70 ± 0.10 mg / cm ^ :24 Justin Gardner 2510 BURTON ST FIRST KITCHEN NORTH WALL WHITE DRYWALL < LOD: 0.03 mg / cm ^ :24 Justin Gardner 2510 BURTON ST FIRST KITCHEN NORTH WALL WHITE DRYWALL < LOD: 0.03 mg / cm ^ :25 Justin Gardner 2510 BURTON ST FIRST KITCHEN NORTH WALL WHITE DRYWALL < LOD: 0.03 mg / cm ^ :25 Justin Gardner 2510 BURTON ST FIRST KITCHEN EAST CABINET BROWN WOOD < LOD: 0.03 mg / cm ^ :26 Justin Gardner 2510 BURTON ST FIRST KITCHEN EAST CABINET BROWN WOOD < LOD: 0.03 mg / cm ^ :26 Justin Gardner 2510 BURTON ST FIRST KITCHEN EAST CABINET BROWN WOOD < LOD: 0.03 mg / cm ^ :28 Justin Gardner 2510 BURTON ST SRM Cal 0.70 ± 0.10 mg / cm ^ Page 1 of 1 11/10/15 14:23:51