HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY. 947 Minnehaha Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota Prepared for: Prepared by:

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1 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY 947 Minnehaha Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota Prepared for: City of St. Paul Department of Planning and Economic Development 1100 City Hall Annex 25 West 4 th Street St. Paul, Minnesota Prepared by: Ryan Spencer MDH Certified Asbestos Inspector No. AI10800 MDH Certified Lead Risk Assessor No. LR3148 Terese W. Miller Principal Consultant, CEO St. Croix Environmental, Inc Golden Oaks Drive Hudson, Wisconsin May 4, 2011

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction Asbestos Survey ACM Sampling ACM Results Lead-Based Paint Survey Lead-Based Paint Sampling Lead-Based Paint Results Definitions Inspection and Sampling Limitations... 3 APPENDICES Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Appendix D Asbestos Analytical Results Sample Location Diagram Lead-Based Paint Testing Results Summary of Qualifications

3 City of St. Paul - DPED 947 Minnehaha Avenue, St. Paul, MN 1. Introduction Hazardous Materials Survey Report St. Croix Environmental, Inc. (SCE) was retained by the City of St. Paul (the City) to administer a Survey of the property located at 947 Minnehaha Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota (the Site). The Site is occupied by a multi-family dwelling which is scheduled for rehabilitation. The purpose of the work was to evaluate building materials suspected to contain asbestos and lead-based paint as follows: Identify asbestos containing materials (ACM) at the Site as defined by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA), and the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). Identify surfaces that contain lead-based paint prior to rehabilitation in accordance with US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) guidelines. The work did not include a survey for hazardous materials other than asbestos or lead-based paint. 2. Asbestos Survey On April 26 and April 27, 2011, Ryan Spencer a MDH Certified Asbestos Inspector and MDH Certified Lead Risk Assessor, completed the building survey and sampling activities. Mr. Spencer was subcontracted by SCE through Peer Engineering, Inc ACM Sampling A list of the suspect asbestos materials that were sampled can be found on the Chain-of-Custody in Appendix A. Materials other than those listed, and not sampled, were either: 1) not considered suspect for asbestos content (e.g. fiberglass insulation, concrete, brick, plastic); or, 2) inaccessible, such as materials in wall cavities, confined spaces, or locked rooms/areas. If suspect asbestos containing materials other than those listed and sampled are discovered at the Site, they should be considered asbestos containing until testing proves otherwise. The samples were analyzed for asbestos content by EPA Method 600/R-93/116, at Schneider Laboratories, Richmond, Virginia. Schneider s laboratory is accredited for asbestos bulk material analysis under the National Institute of Sciences National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP). The analytical method s lower detection limit is one-percent asbestos by volume. The method provides a visual estimation of asbestos in the material sample

4 City of St. Paul - DPED 947 Minnehaha Avenue, St. Paul, MN 2.2. ACM Results Hazardous Materials Survey Report A copy of the analytical laboratory report is included as Appendix A. The sample location diagram is included in Appendix B. The following building materials were determined to be ACM, based upon laboratory analysis. Sample Location Material Color Asbestos Fibers 2A Basement Sheetrock Gray, Fibrous 40% Chrysotile 4A Pipe Joint Insulation Gray, Fibrous 35% Chrysotile 4B Pipe Joint Insulation Gray Fibrous 35% Chrysotile 4C Pipe Joint Insulation Gray Fibrous 35% Chrysotile 7 Back Entry Floor Tile Tan, Organically Bound 5% Chrysotile 18 3 rd Kitchen Undercoat White, Granular 3% Chrysotile 33 West Exterior Window Glaze Gray, Granular 2% Chrysotile 35 North Exterior Transite White, Hard 15% Chrysotile 3. Lead-Based Paint Survey 3.1. Lead-Based Paint Sampling Observations for lead-based paint, conducted in accordance with HUD guidelines, include a description of condition. Materials containing lead-based paint would require stabilization prior to any demolition. Lead that that is not attached to the substrate must be managed and disposed in accordance with applicable hazardous waste and/or solid waste rules and regulations and cannot be managed as normal demolition material. Based on current regulatory definitions, lead-based paint is defined as paint containing lead concentrations equal to or greater than 1.0 milligrams per square centimeter (mg/cm2) when using a Niton XL X-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzer. The XRF provides the measured lead concentration in weight of lead per unit area Lead-Based Paint Results Results of the XRF analyzer are tabulated in Appendix C. Materials with positive findings are shaded on the table. Calibration readings are also documented on the table. Generally, lead-based paint was identified on the following building components: plaster (walls and ceiling); drywall (walls and ceiling), wood (cabinet, doors, windows, wall, ceiling, riser, railing, baseboard, floor, crown and eve), tile floor, metal (eve and window); transite and concrete stairs. Please refer to Appendix C for the comprehensive listing. Qualifications for the individuals associated with this project are included in Appendix D

5 City of St. Paul - DPED 947 Minnehaha Avenue, St. Paul, MN 4. Definitions Hazardous Materials Survey Report The following definitions apply to this report: The EPA/MPCA/MDH defines ACM as any material that contains greater than one percent asbestos by volume. Materials found to contain one percent or less asbestos by volume are not regulated as ACM by EPA/MPCA/MDH. Friable ACM is defined as any material that contains greater than one percent asbestos, and which can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure. Category I non-friable ACM means asbestos-containing packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products containing more than one percent asbestos. Category I non-friable ACM is not allowed to remain in place during renovation/rehabilitation if it is in a condition where the renovation/rehabilitation activities might cause it to become friable. Category II non-friable ACM means any material, excluding Category I non-friable ACM, containing more than one percent asbestos that, when dry, cannot be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to a powder by hand pressure. Category II nonfriable ACM is not allowed to remain in place during renovation or rehabilitation if it has a high probability of becoming crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to a powder during renovation, rehabilitation, transport, or disposal. 5. Inspection and Sampling Limitations This survey report is intended to describe lead-based paint and ACM that may be present at the subject site, including those that may be impacted during renovation or rehabilitation activities Services performed by SCE were conducted in accordance with generally recognized industry standards and current MPCA and MDH guidelines, and in a manner consistent with the level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by other professional consultants under similar circumstances and under similar budget and time constraints. No other warranty is made or intended. The survey is not intended to be technically exhaustive and no representation is made to the client, expressed or implied, and no warranty or guarantee is included or intended. It is possible that some materials were not identified during the course of the inspection at this site. Such unidentified materials would be those that are hidden from view, such as floor tile under floor tile or carpet, pipe insulation in wall cavities, materials out of reach in high ceiling areas, materials located under or behind finish materials, or materials inadvertently overlooked. Building materials known to possibly contain asbestos or lead-based paint which were not sampled as part of this survey should be assumed to be asbestos or lead containing until proven otherwise. The consultant and/or inspector for this survey are not held responsible or liable for any repairs or replacements with regards to this property, systems, components, or the contents therein. Material samples were analyzed by an independent outside laboratory; the results of their analyses are presented herein. While we choose an established, reputable and certified lab to perform the sample analysis, SCE does not warrant the accuracy of the laboratory results. The information contained in this report represents SCE s best efforts to determine the presence of lead-based paint and ACM at the site given the site conditions. No inspection was carried out of flues, chutes, ducts, voids and any similar enclosed areas, the access to which would necessitate the use of specialist equipment or tools, or which would have caused damage to decoration, fixtures, fittings or the structure of the building. We are therefore unable to report on the presence of asbestos or lead in these areas, and accept no responsibility for the presence of such materials

6 Appendix A Asbestos Analytical Results

7 SCHNEIDER LABORATORIES I N C O R P O R A T E D 2512 W. Cary Street Richmond, Virginia LABS (5227) (FAX) Excellence in Service and Technology AIHA/ELLAP , NVLAP , NYELAP/NELAC 11413, CAELAP 2078, NC 593, SC LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT Asbestos Identification by EPA Method¹ 600/R-93/116 ACCOUNT #: CLIENT: St. Croix Environmental, Inc. ADDRESS: 1094 Golden Oaks Drive Hudson, WI PROJECT NAME: City Of St. Paul, MN JOB LOCATION: 947 Minnehaha Ave E PROJECT NO.: PO NO.: Using SLI A6 DATE COLLECTED: 4/26/2011 DATE RECEIVED: 4/27/2011 DATE ANALYZED: 4/30/2011 DATE REPORTED: 5/2/2011 SampleType: BULK Client SLI Sample Sample Sample/ Identification/ PLM Analysis Results No. Layer ID Layer Name Asbestos Fibers Other Materials 1A Plaster Wall Basement Layer 1: Wall Plaster None Detected Gray, Granular 1B Plaster Wall Basement Layer 1: Wall Plaster None Detected Gray, Granular 1C Plaster Wall 1Fl Hall Layer 1: Wall Plaster None Detected Gray, Granular 1D Plaster Wall 2Fl BR Layer 1: Wall Plaster None Detected Gray, Granular 2A Sheetrock-Basement Layer 1: Fibrous Material Gray, Fibrous Sample not as described on COC. 40% CHRYSOTILE 45% CELLULOSE FIBER 15% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Total Number of Pages in Report: 8 Results relate only to samples as received by the laboratory. Visit for current certifications. Samples analyzed by the EPA Test Method are subject to the limitations of light microscopy including matrix interference. Gravimetric reduction and correlative analyses are recommended for all non-friable, organically bound materials. This method has a reporting limit of 1% or greater. Visual estimation contains an inherent range of uncertainty. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the lab, and must not be used to claim NVLAP or other gov't agency endorsement.

8 Account - Workorder (Continued) Page 2 (Continued) Client SLI Sample Sample Sample/ Identification/ PLM Analysis Results No. Layer ID Layer Name Asbestos Fibers Other Materials 2B Sheetrock-1st Kitchen Layer 1: Sheetrock None Detected 4% CELLULOSE FIBER White, Powdery 96% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 2C Sheetrock-2nd LR Layer 1: Sheetrock None Detected 4% CELLULOSE FIBER White, Powdery 96% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 3A Pipe Insulation-Mech Rm Layer 1: Pipe Insulation None Detected 45% CELLULOSE FIBER Gray, Fibrous 45% SYNTHETIC FIBER 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 3B Pipe Insulation-Mech Rm Layer 1: Pipe Insulation None Detected 45% CELLULOSE FIBER Gray, Fibrous 45% SYNTHETIC FIBER 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 3C Pipe Insulation-Mech Rm Layer 1: Pipe Insulation None Detected 45% CELLULOSE FIBER Gray, Fibrous 45% SYNTHETIC FIBER 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 4A Pipe Insul Joint-Mech Layer 1: Pipe Insulation 35% CHRYSOTILE 45% CELLULOSE FIBER Gray, Fibrous 20% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 4B Pipe Insul Joint-Mech Layer 1: Pipe Insulation 35% CHRYSOTILE 45% CELLULOSE FIBER Gray, Fibrous 20% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 4C Pipe Insul Joint-Mech Layer 1: Pipe Insulation 35% CHRYSOTILE 45% CELLULOSE FIBER Gray, Fibrous 20% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Wall Mastic-Laundry Rm Layer 1: Mastic None Detected Black, Bituminous Total Number of Pages in Report: 8 Results relate only to samples as received by the laboratory. Visit for current certifications. Samples analyzed by the EPA Test Method are subject to the limitations of light microscopy including matrix interference. Gravimetric reduction and correlative analyses are recommended for all non-friable, organically bound materials. This method has a reporting limit of 1% or greater. Visual estimation contains an inherent range of uncertainty. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the lab, and must not be used to claim NVLAP or other gov't agency endorsement.

9 Account - Workorder (Continued) Client SLI Sample Sample No. Sample/ Layer ID Identification/ Layer Name Back Entry Asbestos Fibers PLM Analysis Results Page 3 (Continued) Other Materials Layer 1: Floor Tile None Detected Black, Organically Bound Layer 2: Mastic None Detected Clear, Soft Back Entry Layer 1: Floor Tile 5% CHRYSOTILE 95% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Tan, Organically Bound Layer 2: Mastic None Detected Black, Bituminous B Storage Layer 1: Ceiling Tile None Detected 90% MINERAL/GLASS WOOL White, Fibrous 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL st Kitchen Layer 1: Counter Top None Detected 10% CELLULOSE FIBER Green, Hard 90% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 10A st LR Layer 1: Textured Ceiling None Detected White, Granular 10B st LR Layer 1: Textured Ceiling None Detected White, Granular 10C st Hall Layer 1: Textured Ceiling None Detected White, Granular st Bath Layer 1: Ceramic Tile None Detected Brown, Hard Total Number of Pages in Report: 8 Results relate only to samples as received by the laboratory. Visit for current certifications. Samples analyzed by the EPA Test Method are subject to the limitations of light microscopy including matrix interference. Gravimetric reduction and correlative analyses are recommended for all non-friable, organically bound materials. This method has a reporting limit of 1% or greater. Visual estimation contains an inherent range of uncertainty. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the lab, and must not be used to claim NVLAP or other gov't agency endorsement.

10 Account - Workorder (Continued) Page 4 (Continued) Client SLI Sample Sample Sample/ Identification/ PLM Analysis Results No. Layer ID Layer Name Asbestos Fibers Other Materials Layer 2: Grout None Detected Brown, Granular Layer 3: Mastic None Detected Yellow, Soft st Bath Layer 1: Floor Tile None Detected White, Hard Layer 2: Mastic None Detected White, Granular st Bath Layer 1: Tile None Detected White, Granular nd Kitchen Layer 1: Counter Top None Detected 10% CELLULOSE FIBER Green, Hard 90% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL nd BR Layer 1: Paper None Detected 90% CELLULOSE FIBER Tan, Fibrous 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 16A nd LR Layer 1: Textured Ceiling None Detected White, Granular 16B nd Den Layer 1: Textured Ceiling None Detected White, Granular 16C nd Den Layer 1: Textured Ceiling None Detected White, Granular Total Number of Pages in Report: 8 Results relate only to samples as received by the laboratory. Visit for current certifications. Samples analyzed by the EPA Test Method are subject to the limitations of light microscopy including matrix interference. Gravimetric reduction and correlative analyses are recommended for all non-friable, organically bound materials. This method has a reporting limit of 1% or greater. Visual estimation contains an inherent range of uncertainty. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the lab, and must not be used to claim NVLAP or other gov't agency endorsement.

11 Account - Workorder (Continued) Page 5 (Continued) Client SLI Sample Sample Sample/ Identification/ PLM Analysis Results No. Layer ID Layer Name Asbestos Fibers Other Materials nd Bath Layer 1: Floor Tile None Detected White, Hard Layer 2: Grout None Detected Gray, Granular rd Kitchen Layer 1: Brick None Detected Red, Granular Layer 2: Mortar None Detected Gray, Granular rd Kitchen Layer 1: Counter Top None Detected 10% CELLULOSE FIBER Yellow, Hard 90% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL rd Kitchen Layer 1: Undercoat 3% CHRYSOTILE 97% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL White, Granular rd Kitchen Layer 1: Ceramic Tile None Detected Tan, Hard Layer 2: Grout None Detected Gray, Granular rd Dining Layer 1: Floor Tile None Detected Green, Organically Bound rd Bath Layer 1: Floor Tile None Detected White, Hard Total Number of Pages in Report: 8 Results relate only to samples as received by the laboratory. Visit for current certifications. Samples analyzed by the EPA Test Method are subject to the limitations of light microscopy including matrix interference. Gravimetric reduction and correlative analyses are recommended for all non-friable, organically bound materials. This method has a reporting limit of 1% or greater. Visual estimation contains an inherent range of uncertainty. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the lab, and must not be used to claim NVLAP or other gov't agency endorsement.

12 Account - Workorder (Continued) Page 6 (Continued) Client SLI Sample Sample Sample/ Identification/ PLM Analysis Results No. Layer ID Layer Name Asbestos Fibers Other Materials rd Bath Layer 1: Counter Top None Detected 10% CELLULOSE FIBER White, Hard 90% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL rd Bath Layer 1: Ceramic Tile None Detected White, Hard rd BR Layer 1: Floor Tile None Detected Brown, Organically Bound rd BR Closet Layer 1: Sheet Flooring None Detected 25% CELLULOSE FIBER Tan, Fibrous 15% SYNTHETIC FIBER 60% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL rd BR Layer 1: Insulation None Detected 90% MINERAL/GLASS WOOL Pink, Fibrous 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL rd Deck Layer 1: Shingle None Detected 10% CELLULOSE FIBER Brown/Black, Bituminous 10% SYNTHETIC FIBER 80% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL rd Deck Layer 1: Shingle None Detected 10% MINERAL/GLASS WOOL Black, Bituminous 90% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL rd Deck Layer 1: Vapor Barrier None Detected 90% CELLULOSE FIBER Silver, Fibrous 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL rd Deck Layer 1: Caulk None Detected Tan, Soft Total Number of Pages in Report: 8 Results relate only to samples as received by the laboratory. Visit for current certifications. Samples analyzed by the EPA Test Method are subject to the limitations of light microscopy including matrix interference. Gravimetric reduction and correlative analyses are recommended for all non-friable, organically bound materials. This method has a reporting limit of 1% or greater. Visual estimation contains an inherent range of uncertainty. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the lab, and must not be used to claim NVLAP or other gov't agency endorsement.

13 Account - Workorder (Continued) Page 7 (Continued) Client SLI Sample Sample Sample/ Identification/ PLM Analysis Results No. Layer ID Layer Name Asbestos Fibers Other Materials Porch Layer 1: Window Glaze None Detected Tan, Granular Porch Layer 1: Window Caulk None Detected White, Soft West Layer 1: Window Glaze 2% CHRYSOTILE 98% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Gray, Granular West Exterior Layer 1: Window Glaze None Detected White, Granular North Exterior Layer 1: Transite 15% CHRYSOTILE 85% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL White, Hard North Exterior Layer 1: Paper None Detected 90% CELLULOSE FIBER Silver, Fibrous 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL West Exterior Layer 1: Granular Material None Detected Gray, Granular Garage Layer 1: Granular Material None Detected Gray, Granular No sheetrock found Garage Layer 1: Sheetrock White, Powdery Sample not as described on COC. None Detected 4% 96% CELLULOSE FIBER NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Total Number of Pages in Report: 8 Results relate only to samples as received by the laboratory. Visit for current certifications. Samples analyzed by the EPA Test Method are subject to the limitations of light microscopy including matrix interference. Gravimetric reduction and correlative analyses are recommended for all non-friable, organically bound materials. This method has a reporting limit of 1% or greater. Visual estimation contains an inherent range of uncertainty. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the lab, and must not be used to claim NVLAP or other gov't agency endorsement.

14 Account - Workorder (Continued) Page 8 (Continued) Client SLI Sample Sample Sample/ Identification/ PLM Analysis Results No. Layer ID Layer Name Asbestos Fibers Other Materials Garage Exterior Layer 1: Roof Shingle None Detected 10% CELLULOSE FIBER Black, Bituminous 5% SYNTHETIC FIBER 85% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Layer 2: Roof Shingle None Detected 15% CELLULOSE FIBER Gray/Black, Bituminous 10% SYNTHETIC FIBER 75% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Garage Layer 1: Paper None Detected 70% CELLULOSE FIBER Black, Bituminous/Fibrous 20% SYNTHETIC FIBER 10% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Side Entry Layer 1: Sheet Flooring None Detected 15% CELLULOSE FIBER Brown, Brittle/Soft 85% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL 2D Layer 1: Sheetrock None Detected 4% CELLULOSE FIBER White, Powdery 96% NON FIBROUS MATERIAL Analyst: Total Number of Pages in Report: 8 SAMANI ABDELFADIEL Results relate only to samples as received by the laboratory. Reviewed By: Hind Eldanaf, Microscopy Supervisor Visit for current certifications. Samples analyzed by the EPA Test Method are subject to the limitations of light microscopy including matrix interference. Gravimetric reduction and correlative analyses are recommended for all non-friable, organically bound materials. This method has a reporting limit of 1% or greater. Visual estimation contains an inherent range of uncertainty. This report must not be reproduced except in full with the approval of the lab, and must not be used to claim NVLAP or other gov't agency endorsement.

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24 Reading No Time Type Duration Units Sequence Component Substrate Side Condition Color Floor 503 4/26/ :16 HUTTER_CA cps Final /26/ :16 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /26/ :17 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /26/ :18 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /26/ :22 PAINT 3.48 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A POOR YELLOW BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Negative /26/ :22 PAINT 3.48 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B POOR YELLOW BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Positive /26/ :23 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C POOR YELLOW BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Negative /26/ :23 PAINT 3.46 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER D POOR WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Positive /26/ :25 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER POOR WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Positive /26/ :26 PAINT 3.46 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR CONCRETE LOWER POOR RED BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Negative /26/ :27 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Negative /26/ :27 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 1 TRIM Negative /26/ :27 PAINT 2.32 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD D INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 1 TRIM Positive /26/ :28 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final CABINET WOOD C INTACT YELLOW BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Positive /26/ :28 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final SHELF WOOD C INTACT YELLOW BASEMENT STORAGE 1 Negative /26/ :30 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Negative /26/ :31 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Positive /26/ :31 PAINT 9.84 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Negative /26/ :32 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C POOR PINK BASEMENT WORK SHOP Positive /26/ :33 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER D POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Positive /26/ :49 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Null /26/ :49 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Null /26/ :49 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Null /26/ :50 PAINT 8.12 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Null /26/ :50 PAINT 9.3 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR CONCRETE LOWER POOR RED BASEMENT WORK SHOP Negative /26/ :51 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER INTACT WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Negative /26/ :52 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final COLUMN METAL D INTACT WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP Negative /26/ :52 PAINT 7.54 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C INTACT WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP TRIM Negative /26/ :53 PAINT 1.73 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C INTACT WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP TRIM Positive /26/ :53 PAINT 1.74 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD D INTACT WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP TRIM Negative /26/ :54 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD B POOR WHITE BASEMENT WORK SHOP TRIM Positive /26/ :00 PAINT 3.48 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A POOR WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Positive /26/ :00 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD B POOR WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Negative < LOD /26/ :01 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C POOR WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Positive /26/ :01 PAINT 3.48 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD D POOR WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Negative /26/ :01 PAINT 2.9 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER POOR WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Negative /26/ :03 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Negative /26/ :03 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Positive /26/ :04 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 TRIM Negative /26/ :04 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 TRIM Negative < LOD /26/ :04 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 TRIM Negative /26/ :05 PAINT 3.47 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR CONCRETE LOWER INTACT RED BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Negative /26/ :06 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD D INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Negative /26/ :06 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD D INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Negative /26/ :06 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final CABINET WOOD A INTACT WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 Negative < LOD /26/ :07 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C POOR WHITE BASEMENT STORAGE 2 CLOSET Positive /26/ :08 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER D POOR GRAY BASEMENT STORAGE 2 CLOSET Negative /26/ :08 PAINT 2.9 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B POOR GRAY BASEMENT STORAGE 2 CLOSET Negative /26/ :08 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR WOOD LOWER POOR GRAY BASEMENT STORAGE 2 CLOSET Negative /26/ :09 PAINT 8.7 mg / cm ^2 Final CABINET WOOD C POOR GREEN BASEMENT STORAGE 2 CLOSET Negative /26/ :09 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final CABINET WOOD C POOR BROWN BASEMENT STORAGE 2 CLOSET Negative /26/ :11 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A INTACT YELLOW BASEMENT MECH RM Positive Room Misc 1 Misc 2 Res EScale1 EscleCT Results Depth Index Action Level PbC PbC Error PbL PbL Error PbK PbK Error 947 Minnehaha

25 Reading No Time Type Duration Units Sequence Component Substrate Side Condition Color Floor 555 4/26/ :11 PAINT 9.84 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B INTACT YELLOW BASEMENT MECH RM Positive /26/ :11 PAINT 1.74 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL DRYWALL B INTACT GRAY BASEMENT MECH RM Negative /26/ :12 PAINT 3.48 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C INTACT GRAY BASEMENT MECH RM Negative /26/ :12 PAINT 6.94 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER D INTACT WHITE BASEMENT MECH RM Negative /26/ :12 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C INTACT WHITE BASEMENT MECH RM Negative < LOD /26/ :13 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD A INTACT YELLOW BASEMENT MECH RM Positive /26/ :13 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING WOOD UPPER POOR YELLOW BASEMENT MECH RM Positive /26/ :16 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR CONCRETE LOWER POOR RED BASEMENT MECH RM Negative /26/ :17 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final PIPE WRAP UPPER INTACT GRAY BASEMENT MECH RM Negative /26/ :18 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final TANK METAL UPPER INTACT GRAY BASEMENT MECH RM Negative /26/ :18 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final PIPE METAL A INTACT WHITE BASEMENT MECH RM Negative /26/ :18 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A INTACT WHITE BASEMENT MECH RM Positive /26/ :19 PAINT 4.05 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A INTACT WHITE BASEMENT MECH RM TRIM Positive /26/ :20 PAINT 3.48 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD D INTACT WHITE BASEMENT MECH RM SASH Positive /26/ :20 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final CABINET WOOD B INTACT GRAY BASEMENT MECH RM Negative /26/ :23 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A INTACT YELLOW BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative < LOD /26/ :23 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B POOR YELLOW BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :24 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C POOR YELLOW BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :25 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL DRYWALL D INTACT YELLOW BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :25 PAINT 5.78 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER INTACT WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :26 PAINT 3.48 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR CONCRETE LOWER POOR RED BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :26 PAINT 1.75 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING WOOD UPPER INTACT WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :27 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C INTACT YELLOW BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :27 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD D INTACT WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative < LOD /26/ :27 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final CABINET WOOD A INTACT WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative < LOD /26/ :28 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final CABINET WOOD A INTACT BLACK BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :28 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A INTACT WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative < LOD /26/ :28 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C POOR WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY Negative /26/ :29 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C POOR WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY TRIM Positive /26/ :29 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A POOR WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY TRIM Negative /26/ :29 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A POOR WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY TRIM Positive /26/ :30 PAINT 2.9 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD B POOR WHITE BASEMENT LAUNDRY TRIM Positive /26/ :32 PAINT 20.3 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL CONCRETE B INTACT WHITE BASEMENT B STAIRWELL Negative /26/ :33 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C INTACT WHITE BASEMENT B STAIRWELL Negative /26/ :33 PAINT 5.77 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B POOR BLACK BASEMENT B STAIRWELL Negative /26/ :34 PAINT 3.48 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER D POOR BLACK BASEMENT B STAIRWELL Negative /26/ :34 PAINT 3.46 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER INTACT WHITE BASEMENT B STAIRWELL Null /26/ :34 PAINT 3.47 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER INTACT WHITE BASEMENT B STAIRWELL Negative /26/ :35 PAINT 4.64 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR CONCRETE LOWER INTACT GRAY BASEMENT B STAIRWELL Negative /26/ :35 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final RAILING WOOD B INTACT BROWN BASEMENT B STAIRWELL Negative < LOD /26/ :37 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY Positive /26/ :38 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY Negative /26/ :39 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C POOR WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY Positive /26/ :39 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER D INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY Negative /26/ :39 PAINT 3.47 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER D INTACT BLACK FIRST BACK ENTRY Negative /26/ :40 PAINT 2.88 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY Negative /26/ :40 PAINT 3.47 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR VINYL LOWER INTACT BLACK FIRST BACK ENTRY Negative /26/ :42 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD A INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY Negative /26/ :42 PAINT 1.73 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A INTACT TAN FIRST BACK ENTRY Positive /26/ :42 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT GREEN FIRST BACK ENTRY Negative < LOD /26/ :43 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD D INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY Positive /26/ :44 PAINT 2.88 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY TRIM Positive Room Misc 1 Misc 2 Res EScale1 EscleCT Results Depth Index Action Level PbC PbC Error PbL PbL Error PbK PbK Error 947 Minnehaha

26 Reading No Time Type Duration Units Sequence Component Substrate Side Condition Color Floor 607 4/26/ :44 PAINT 1.74 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY TRIM Positive /26/ :44 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD D INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY TRIM Positive /26/ :45 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD B INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY TRIM Positive /26/ :45 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD B INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY SASH Positive /26/ :46 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final RISER WOOD A INTACT BLACK FIRST BACK ENTRY Positive /26/ :46 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final RAILING WOOD A POOR WHITE FIRST BACK ENTRY Positive /26/ :49 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD A INTACT BROWN FIRST BACK STOAGE Negative /26/ :49 PAINT 2.32 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C INTACT BROWN FIRST BACK STOAGE Positive /26/ :50 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C INTACT GRAY FIRST BACK STOAGE Positive /26/ :50 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C INTACT BROWN FIRST BACK STOAGE Negative < LOD /26/ :51 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING TILE UPPER INTACT WHITE FIRST BACK STOAGE Negative /26/ :51 PAINT 4.65 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR CONCRETE LOWER POOR RED FIRST BACK STOAGE Negative /26/ :53 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final RADIATOR METAL D INTACT GRAY FIRST BACK STOAGE Negative < LOD /26/ :54 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD D INTACT TAN FIRST BACK STOAGE TRIM Negative /26/ :54 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD D POOR TAN FIRST BACK STOAGE SASH Negative /26/ :55 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final CABINET WOOD B INTACT BROWN FIRST BACK STOAGE Negative < LOD /26/ :56 PAINT 0.57 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD A INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY Positive /26/ :56 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD B INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY Negative /26/ :57 PAINT 0.57 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD D INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY Positive /26/ :57 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING WOOD UPPER INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY Negative /26/ :58 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR WOOD LOWER INTACT BROWN FIRST SIDE ENTRY Negative /26/ :59 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT GRAY FIRST SIDE ENTRY Positive /26/ :59 PAINT 1.73 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT GRAY FIRST SIDE ENTRY Positive /26/ :59 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT GRAY FIRST SIDE ENTRY Positive /26/ :00 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY Positive /26/ :00 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD B INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY Positive /26/ :01 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD D INTACT BROWN FIRST SIDE ENTRY Negative < LOD /26/ :01 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY Positive /26/ :01 PAINT 0.57 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY TRIM Positive /26/ :01 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD D INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY TRIM Positive /26/ :01 PAINT 3.5 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD C INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY TRIM Positive /26/ :02 PAINT 3.49 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD C INTACT WHITE FIRST SIDE ENTRY SILL Positive /26/ :06 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /26/ :06 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /26/ :06 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /27/2011 8:24 HUTTER_CA cps Final /27/2011 8:25 PAINT 20.9 mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /27/2011 8:26 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /27/2011 8:26 PAINT mg / cm ^2 Final Positive /27/2011 8:30 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD A INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:30 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD B INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:30 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD C INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:31 PAINT 1.18 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD D INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:31 PAINT 2.91 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING WOOD UPPER INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:32 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR WOOD LOWER POOR GRAY FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:36 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C POOR BROWN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:37 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A POOR WHITE FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:37 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD A POOR WHITE FIRST PORCH TRIM UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:38 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD C POOR WHITE FIRST PORCH TRIM UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:38 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD C POOR WHITE FIRST PORCH SASH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:39 PAINT 5.77 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A INTACT WHITE FIRST PORCH TRIM UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:39 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C INTACT WHITE FIRST PORCH TRIM UNIT 947 Positive Room Misc 1 Misc 2 Res EScale1 EscleCT Results Depth Index Action Level PbC PbC Error PbL PbL Error PbK PbK Error 947 Minnehaha

27 Reading No Time Type Duration Units Sequence Component Substrate Side Condition Color Floor 659 4/27/2011 8:41 PAINT 0.57 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD C INTACT WHITE FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:41 PAINT 2.93 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD C INTACT WHITE FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:42 PAINT 4.66 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD C INTACT WHITE FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:42 PAINT 0.57 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD A INTACT WHITE FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:43 PAINT 0.58 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD B INTACT WHITE FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:44 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final RADIATOR METAL A INTACT WHITE FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:44 PAINT 3.46 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:45 PAINT 5.19 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:45 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:45 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD D INTACT TAN FIRST PORCH UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:48 PAINT 3.47 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A INTACT WHITE FIRST ENTRY UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:48 PAINT 2.3 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C INTACT WHITE FIRST ENTRY UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:49 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL VINYL D INTACT WHITE FIRST ENTRY UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:49 PAINT 2.31 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER INTACT WHITE FIRST ENTRY UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:49 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR WOOD LOWER INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:50 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD A INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY TRIM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:50 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD B INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY TRIM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:50 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY TRIM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:50 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD D INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:51 PAINT 0.57 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A INTACT GREEN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:52 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B INTACT GREEN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:52 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C INTACT GREEN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:52 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL WOOD D INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:53 PAINT 2.89 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER INTACT WHITE FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:53 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR WOOD LOWER INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:54 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:55 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:55 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:55 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final SHELF WOOD B INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:56 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD A INTACT BROWN FIRST ENTRY CLOSET TRIM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 8:57 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A INTACT TAN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:57 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B INTACT TAN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:57 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER C INTACT TAN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:57 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER D INTACT TAN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Positive /27/2011 8:59 PAINT 7.51 mg / cm ^2 Final CEILING PLASTER UPPER INTACT WHITE FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 8:59 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final FLOOR WOOD LOWER INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 9:00 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD A INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 9:00 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD B INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 9:01 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD C INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 9:01 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final BASEBOARD WOOD D INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 9:01 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD A INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 9:01 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD B INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 9:02 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD C INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 9:02 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final CROWN WOOD D INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 9:02 PAINT 1.15 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD D INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 9:03 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD C INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM TRIM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 9:03 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final DOOR WOOD D INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM TRIM UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 9:03 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD B INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM TRIM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 9:04 PAINT 1.17 mg / cm ^2 Final WINDOW WOOD B INTACT BROWN FIRST LIVING ROOM SASH UNIT 947 Negative /27/2011 9:04 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final RADIATOR METAL B INTACT TAN FIRST LIVING ROOM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 9:07 PAINT 1.16 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER A INTACT TAN FIRST BEDROOM UNIT 947 Negative < LOD /27/2011 9:07 PAINT 2.89 mg / cm ^2 Final WALL PLASTER B INTACT TAN FIRST BEDROOM UNIT 947 Negative Room Misc 1 Misc 2 Res EScale1 EscleCT Results Depth Index Action Level PbC PbC Error PbL PbL Error PbK PbK Error 947 Minnehaha