Attachment 14 Smokejumper Vis Ctr - Lim Asb Insp Report.pdf

Project Number: IH 22-088 August 25, 2022

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Limited Inspection Report For

Asbestos Containing Building Materials

Project Number:

IH 22-088

Subject Property:

Smokejumper Visitor Center

5765 US Highway 10 West Missoula, Montana 59808

Prepared For:

United States Forest Service

2880 Skyway Drive Helena, Montana 59602

Prepared By:

Abatement Contractors of Montana

208 Commerce Street

(406) 549-8489 www.acm-contracting.com

5765 US Highway 10 West http://www.acm-contracting.com/

APPENDIX I ………………………...REPORT

APPENDIX II ………………………RESULTS

APPENDIX III …………………..DRAWINGS

APPENDIX IV …………….PHOTOGRAPHS

APPENDIX V ………………..CITY LETTER

APPENDIX I

REPORT

ABATEMENT CONTRACTORS OF MONTANA, LLC

208 Commerce St

Missoula, MT 59807 P 406-549-8489

F 406-728-9416 SPECIALTY CONSTRUCTION & ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION SERVICES www.acm-contracting.com

August 25, 2022

United States Forest Service Attn: Reid Stovall 2880 Skyway Drive Phone: (406) 390-1701 Helena, Montana 59602 E-Mail: reid.stovall@usda.gov

Subject: ACM Project Number IH-22-088 Limited Asbestos Inspection

Smokejumper Visitor Center 5765 US Highway 10 West Missoula, Montana 59808

Dear Mr. Stovall:

Abatement Contractors of Montana, LLC (ACM) is pleased to provide this sampling report for a limited asbestos inspection conducted of the Smokejumper Visitor Center located at 5765 US Highway 10 West in Missoula, Montana. The asbestos inspection was performed on August 8th, 2022, by James Parker, MTA- 5024, a Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)-accredited asbestos inspector. The results of this inspection can be found in the enclosed report.

INTRODUCTION

ACM collected a total of sixty three (63) bulk samples representing twenty one (21) homogeneous areas (HA) of suspected asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM) within the Smokejumper Visitor Center that will be impacted during the planned renovation within the subject property. Any materials found to contain greater than one percent (>1%) asbestos by weight are considered to be Asbestos Containing Building Materials (ACBM). This inspection considered all accessible materials of the building and ACM’s scope of work. This inspection was limited only to the materials that were readily accessible and only included those materials based on the information provided by the client during our site visit and/or phone conversations. All samples were collected from previously damaged or inconspicuous locations to help retain the aesthetics of the building for the occupants. Although ACM’s Inspector took every effort to evaluate all of the materials that will be impacted during the renovation, it is possible that other hidden materials may exist. Therefore, any materials that have not been discovered AND have not been specifically evaluated by bulk sampling in this inspection report must be tested and evaluated for asbestos content prior to disturbance of these materials. A complete list of all samples that were collected is located in Table 1.

The detailed laboratory results are presented in Appendix II. A diagram of the building indicating where samples were collected and a map showing where any asbestos containing materials are located is enclosed within Appendix III. Photographs of materials sampled and asbestos containing materials can be found in Appendix VI. The letter to the City of Missoula to obtain the necessary work permits can be found in Appendix V.

Some of the samples tested POSITIVE for asbestos. Positive samples are highlighted in BOLD in Table 1.

SCOPE OF INSPECTION

ACM was contracted by Mr. Reid Stovall of the United States Forest Service to conduct a limited asbestos inspection for the planned renovation in the Smokejumper Visitor Center at the subject site. This inspection only focused on those materials that will be impacted during the planned renovation.

INSPECTION

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The limited asbestos inspection was performed in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) 1926.1101(k), the Montana DEQ Administrative Rules of Montana (ARM) 17.74.354 and National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) 40 CFR 61, Subparts A and M, and applicable portions of the currently recognized standard protocol developed for schools under the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) and as promulgated in Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR), Part 763 and as amended in the Federal Register. The Quest Micro- Analytics Laboratory Analysis Report are enclosed for reference.

Representative bulk material samples were collected from the suspect asbestos-containing surfacing (S) materials, thermal system insulation (TSI) materials and miscellaneous (M) materials from each of the assigned homogeneous areas (HAs) that will be impacted at the time of the renovation. The suspect ACBM were visually identified and touched to assess friability prior to sampling. The samples were placed in HA groups using a coding method to classify each suspect ACBM by type, texture, color, era of installation and location. The asbestos inspection included:

• Identification of HA suspect ACBM on an area-by-area basis within ACM’s scope of work;

• Bulk samples were collected in discrete or previously damaged locations when possible;

• Collection and analysis of bulk samples to confirm or deny the presence of asbestos.

• Positive Stop methods were utilized in the laboratory analysis

• Roofing materials were not sampled during this inspection as penetrations are not required during the renovation and to avoid any possible leaks and voidance of the roofs warranty

• Vermiculite Insulation was assumed to be an asbestos containing material

• No other materials were presumed to be asbestos containing materials

• Bulk samples were not collected from any materials that are made of 100% metal, wood, foam, glass or rubber.

Although this building did not reveal Vermiculite insulation within the wall cavities or in the attic during our inspection, it is possible that this material may be present. Due to the nature of Vermiculite and the uncertainties in the variations with testing techniques, it has been assumed that this material contains asbestos. If this material is encountered during demolition, the contractor should stop work, seal off the area and removal of this material should be accomplished by an accredited abatement contractor who will properly remove the material, containerize it in the recommended containers and dispose of at a certified landfill.

Roofing materials were not sampled during this inspection. The renovations planned for this property will not be disturbing or making penetrations in the roofing materials. If needed, these roofing materials can be sampled at a later date under a separate contract when the assistance of the Client’s roofing contractor is available to repair the sample locations to avoid leaks and/or voidance of the current warranty.

A minimum of three (3) suspect ACBM samples were collected from random locations within the subject area. Selected suspect ACBM were limited to HA that will be impacted at the time of the renovation. When possible, suspect ACBM samples were collected from existing damaged areas. These samples were placed in pre-labeled plastic containers for shipment to the laboratory. Although every attempt was made to identify and sample suspect ACBM within ACM’s scope of services, any materials that have not been specifically evaluated by bulk sampling in this inspection must be tested prior to disturbance of these materials.

The samples were shipped, under chain-of-custody protocol for standard analyses, to Quest Micro-Analytics Laboratory (NVLAP Lab# 200249) in Dallas, Texas for bulk sample analysis utilizing Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) coupled with dispersion staining for asbestos identification. The ‘Positive Stop’ method was utilized in the laboratory analysis where if a sample from a single homogenous area, asbestos is present, the rest of the samples for that homogenous area are not analyzed. However, if the sample analysis does not indicate that asbestos is present, the laboratory will continue to analyze the rest of the samples for that homogenous area. The detailed laboratory results are presented in Appendix II.

Materials in the following table that are highlighted in BOLD were found to be asbestos containing.

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Table 1. Suspect ACBM that were identified, collected, shipped and analyzed at the laboratory.

Sample Number

Homogenous Area Number

Sample

Description

Location of Sample Collection

Percent of

Asbestos

Condition

Category

Quantity

SF / LF /

EA

Response Action

AB-01 M-1

Carpet Mastic (Yellow) Over

Floor Tile (Tan) & Mastic (Black)

Center of Main Level Display Area

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-02 Northeast Corner of Receptionist Desk

AB-03 Southwest Corner of Display Room

AB-04

M-2

4” Cove Base

(Dark Brown) & Mastic (Yellow)

Main Level – Women’s Restroom

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-05 Basement – Bottom of Northeast Stairs

AB-06 Basement – HVAC Mechanical Room

AB-07 M-3

Gypsum Wall (White) Joint Compound

(White) Texture

(Smooth)

Main Level – Men’s Restroom

2% Chrysotile

Texture

2%

Joint Compound

Good

RACM

Category II Non-Friable

~2,400

SF

Removal by an

Accredited Abatement Contractor

Prior to Demolition Renovation

AB-08 Basement – Electrical Room

AB-09 Basement – HVAC Mechanical Room

AB-10

M-4

CMU Block

(Gray) & Mortar (Gray)

Basement – Bottom of Northeast Stairs

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-11 Basement – Top of South Stairs

AB-12 Basement – Inside Boiler Room

AB-13

M-5

Caulking (White)

Around Sink Perimeter in Men’s Restroom

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-14 Around Sink Perimeter in Women’s Restroom

AB-15 Around Sink Perimeter in Women’s Restroom

AB-16

M-6

Gypsum

Ceiling (White) Joint

Compound (White) Texture

(Smooth)

Main Level – Center of Women’s Restroom

2%

Texture

2%

Joint Compound

Non-Friable

~325 SF

Removal by an

Accredited Abatement Contractor

Prior to Demolition Renovation

AB-17 Main Level – Center of Men’s Restroom

AB-18 Main Level – Restroom Hallway

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Sample Number

Homogenous Area Number

Sample

Description

Location of Sample Collection

Percent of

Asbestos

Condition

Category

Quantity

SF / LF /

EA

Response Action

AB-19 M-7

Fiberglass Reinforced

Panel Mastic (Brown)

Main Level – Behind Urinals of Men’s Restroom

3% Tremolite

Mastic

Non-Friable

~40 SF

Removal by an

Accredited Abatement Contractor

Prior to Demolition Renovation

AB-20 Main Level – Behind Urinals of Men’s Restroom

AB-21 Main Level – Behind Urinals of Men’s Restroom

AB-22

M-8

(Brown and Yellow)

Stair Treads in Northeast Corner of Building

3% Tremolite

Non-Friable

~64 SF

Removal by an

Accredited Abatement Contractor

Prior to Demolition Renovation

AB-23 Stair Treads in Northeast Corner of Building

AB-24 Stair Treads in Northeast Corner of Building

AB-25

M-9

Stair Cove

Base (Brown) & Mastic (Brown)

Northeast Stairwell

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-26 Northeast Stairwell

AB-27 Northeast Stairwell

AB-28

M-10

9”x9” Floor Tile

(Brown) & Mastic (Black)

Northeast Stairwell – Upper Landing

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-29 Northeast Stairwell – Lower Landing

AB-30 Northeast Stairwell – Lower Landing

AB-31

M-11

(Light Brown) & Mastic (Black)

Basement Landing of Northeast Stairwell

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-32 Basement Landing of Northeast Stairwell

AB-33 Basement Landing of Northeast Stairwell

AB-34

M-12

(Beige/Gray) & Mastic (Black)

Basement – Display Room

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-35 Basement – Projection Room

AB-36 Basement – Northwest Mechanical Room

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Number

Homogenous Area Number

Sample

Description

Location of Sample Collection

Percent of

Asbestos

Condition

Category

Quantity

SF / LF /

EA

Response Action

AB-37

M-13

Boiler

Insulation (Gray)

Basement – Northeast Boiler Room 20%

Chrysotile 10%

Amosite

Significantly Damaged

Friable

ACBM

~30 SF

Removal by an

Accredited Abatement Contractor

Prior to Demolition Renovation

AB-38 Basement – Northeast Boiler Room

AB-39 Basement – Northeast Boiler Room

AB-40

M-14

Concrete (Gray)

Main Level – South Stairwell

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-41 Basement – East Side of Electrical Room

AB-42 Basement – West Wall of West Mechanical Room

AB-43

M-15

2’x2’ Ceiling

Tile (White with Lumpy Texture)

Basement – Display Room

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-44 Basement – Display Room

AB-45 Basement – Display Room

AB-46 M-16

1’x1’ Ceiling Tile (White with Long Fissures and Medium

Holes)

Basement – South Wall of Training Room

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-47 Basement – East Wall of Training Room

AB-48 Basement – West Wall of Training Room

AB-49 TSI-1

2” Pipe

(Yellow) &

Wrap (Beige)

Basement – Mechanical Room

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-50 Basement – Mechanical Room

AB-51 Basement – Mechanical Room

AB-52 TSI-2

2” Pipe

(Yellow) &

Wrap (White)

Basement – Mechanical Room

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-53 Basement – Mechanical Room

AB-54 Basement – Mechanical Room

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Number

Homogenous Area Number

Sample

Description

Location of Sample Collection

Percent of

Asbestos

Condition

Category

Quantity

SF / LF /

EA

Response Action

AB-55

S-1

Spray Applied

Sound Proofing (White)

Basement – Training Room

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-56 Basement – Training Room

AB-57 Basement – Training Room

AB-58 TSI-3

HVAC Duct

(Brown) &

Wrap (Silver)

Basement – Mechanical Rooms

ND N/A N/A N/A AB-59 Basement – Mechanical Rooms

AB-60 Basement – Mechanical Rooms

AB-61

M-17

Fireplace Flue

(White)

Main Level – Fire Tower Display Chimney

60%

Friable

ACBM

~3 LF

Removal by an

Accredited Abatement Contractor

Prior to Demolition Renovation

AB-62 Main Level – Fire Tower Display Chimney

AB-63 Main Level – Fire Tower Display Chimney

LEGEND

ND None Detected N/A Not Applicable LF Linear Feet SF Square Feet EA Each S Surfacing Material M Miscellaneous TSI Thermal System Insulation C Chrysotile A Amosite RACM Regulated Asbestos Containing Material

Our inspection has revealed the presence of ACM at the subject property. This inspection was limited to the materials which will be impacted at the time of renovation and may not have located any potentially hidden ACBM within the subject property. However, we have taken every effort to sample all obvious and accessible suspect materials within the scope of this inspection. Most of these materials appeared to be in a good to significantly damaged condition at the time of our inspection.

Based on ACM Inspector’s understanding that the Smokejumper Visitor Center is scheduled for renovations, ACM recommends that any materials highlighted in BOLD in Table 1 above shall be removed by an accredited abatement contractor prior to disturbance of these materials. These materials should be handled, containerized and disposed of according to State and Federal Regulations. Quantities of the above mentioned materials are estimates only. The abatement contractor should verify all quantities prior to bidding work.

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Limitations

This asbestos inspection summary was prepared based on information gathered during our site visit, phone conversations and interpretations of laboratory results of bulk samples collected during the inspection. The inspection was limited to the interior of the structure(s). All samples were collected from previously damaged or inconspicuous locations to help retain the aesthetics of the building for the occupants. Although ACM’s Inspector took every effort to evaluate all of the materials that will be impacted during the renovation, it is possible that other hidden materials may exist. Therefore, any materials that have not been discovered AND have not been specifically evaluated by bulk sampling in this inspection report must be tested and evaluated for asbestos content prior to disturbance of these materials. Additional sampling may be required if additional HA’s are exposed during material removal, or the scope of work is expanded to include HA’s that have not been inspected or analyzed for asbestos content.

Any ACBM that might be impacted during renovation activities must be addressed prior to start of such activities by a qualified and accredited abatement company.

Abatement Contractors of Montana (ACM) greatly appreciates this opportunity to assist the United States Forest Service and look forward to providing our services to you on future projects. If you have any questions regarding this sampling report, please call us at 406-549-8489. We look forward to working with you in the future.

Sincerely, James Parker Project Manager / QA-QC Montana DEQ-Accredited Asbestos Inspector: MTA-5024

Enclosures: Quest Micro-Analytics Laboratory Analysis Report

Sample Location Diagrams Positive ACBM Location Diagrams Photographs City Permit Letter

APPENDIX II

ANALYTICAL RESULTS

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PLM REPORT

Testing

TDSHS License No. 30-0218

Project: Smokejumper Visitor Center

Project No.: IH-22-088

Identification: Polarized Light Microscopy/Dispersion Staining (PLM/DS)

Test Method: 40 CFR, Part 763, Appendix E to Subpart E

Request No.: 33547

Sample Date: 8/9/22

The results are outlined below:

On 8/10/22, 63 bulk material Jim Parker of ACM for PLM/DS analysis.

Report Date: 8/11/22 Client: Abatement Contractors of Montana samples were submitted by

Client No. Sample Description Fibrous Components Asbestos Content

Lab No. 200249-0

A) None Detected B) None Detected C) None Detected

C) 2% CelluloseAB-01 Yellow Carpet Mastic (A) over Tan Floor Tile (B) with Black Mastic (C), Center of Main Level Display Area

A) None Detected B) None Detected C) None Detected

C) 2% CelluloseAB-02 Yellow Carpet Mastic (A) over Tan Floor Tile (B) with Black Mastic (C), North East Corner of Receptionist Desk

A) None Detected B) None Detected C) None Detected

C) 2% CelluloseAB-03 Yellow Carpet Mastic (A) over Tan Floor Tile (B) with Black Mastic (C), South West Corner of Display Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

NoneAB-04 4" Dark Brown Cove Base (A) with Yellow Mastic (B), Main Level Women's Restroom

A) None Detected B) None Detected

NoneAB-05 4" Dark Brown Cove Base (A) with Yellow Mastic (B), Basement, Bottom of North East Stairs

A) None Detected B) None Detected

NoneAB-06 4" Dark Brown Cove Base (A) with Yellow Mastic (B), Basement, HVAC Mechanical Room

A) None Detected B) 2% Chrysotile C) None Detected D) 2% Chrysotile E) None Detected F) None Detected

C) 98% Cellulose E) 98% Cellulose F) 35% Gypsum 15% Fiberglass

AB-07 Wallboard: White Paint (A), White Smooth Texture (B), White Tape (C), White Joint Compound (D), Tan Paper (E) and White Drywall (F), Main Level Men's Restroom

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-08 Wallboard

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-09 Wallboard

A) None Detected B) None Detected

NoneAB-10 Gray CMU Block (A) with Gray Mortar (B), Basement, Bottom of NE Stairs

A) None Detected B) None Detected

NoneAB-11 Gray CMU Block (A) with Gray Mortar (B), Basement, Top of South Stairs

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A) None Detected B) None Detected

NoneAB-12 Gray CMU Block (A) with Gray Mortar (B), Basement, inside Boiler Room

None DetectedNoneAB-13 White Caulking, around Sink Perimeter in Men's Restroom

None DetectedNoneAB-14 White Caulking, around Sink Perimeter in Women's Restroom

None DetectedNoneAB-15 White Caulking, around Sink Perimeter in Women's Restroom

A) None Detected B) 2% Chrysotile C) None Detected D) 2% Chrysotile E) None Detected F) None Detected

C) 98% Cellulose E) 98% Cellulose F) 35% Gypsum 15% Fiberglass

AB-16 Ceiling Board: White Paint (A), White Smooth Texture (B), White Tape (C), White Joint Compound (D), Tan Paper (E) and White Drywall (F), Main Level, Center Women's Restroom

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-17 Ceiling Board

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-18 Ceiling Board

3% TremoliteNoneAB-19 Brown FRP Mastic, Behind Urinals in Men's Restroom

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-20 Brown FRP Mastic, Behind Urinals in Men's Restroom

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-21 Brown FRP Mastic, Behind Urinals in Men's Restroom

3% TremoliteNoneAB-22 Brown Stair Tread Mastic, Stair Tread in North East Corner

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-23 Brown Stair Tread Mastic, Stair Tread in North East Corner

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-24 Brown Stair Tread Mastic, Stair Tread in North East Corner

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% WollastoniteAB-25 Brown Stair Cove Base (A) with Brown Mastic (B), North East Stairwell

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% WollastoniteAB-26 Brown Stair Cove Base (A) with Brown Mastic (B), North East Stairwell

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% WollastoniteAB-27 Brown Stair Cove Base (A) with Brown Mastic (B), North East Stairwell

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-28 9"x9" Brown Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), North East Stairs, Upper Landing

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-29 9"x9" Brown Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), North East Stairs, Lower Landing

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-30 9"x9" Brown Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), North East Stairs, Lower Landing

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-31 9"x9" Light Brown Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), Basement Landing of North East Stairs

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-32 9"x9" Light Brown Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), Basement Landing of North East Stairs

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B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-33 9"x9" Light Brown Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), Basement Landing of North East Stairs

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-34 9"x9" Beige/Gray Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), Basement Display Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-35 9"x9" Beige/Gray Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), Basement Projection Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 5% CelluloseAB-36 9"x9" Beige/Gray Floor Tile (A) with Black Mastic (B), Basement North West Mechanical Room

None DetectedNoneAB-37 Gray Block Boiler Insulation, Basement North East Boiler Room

20% Chrysotile 10% Amosite

NoneAB-38 Gray Fibrous Boiler Insulation, Basement North East Boiler Room

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-39 Gray Boiler Insulation

None DetectedNoneAB-40 Gray Concrete, South Stairwell on Main Level

None DetectedNoneAB-41 Gray Concrete, East Wall of Slop Sink Room

None DetectedNoneAB-42 Gray Concrete, West Wall of West Mechanical Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 40% Cellulose 30% Fiberglass 20% Perlite

AB-43 White Paint (A) on 2'x2' Gray Lumpy Texture Ceiling Tile (B), Basement Display Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 40% Cellulose 30% Fiberglass 20% Perlite

AB-44 White Paint (A) on 2'x2' Gray Lumpy Texture Ceiling Tile (B), Basement Display Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 40% Cellulose 30% Fiberglass 20% Perlite

AB-45 White Paint (A) on 2'x2' Gray Lumpy Texture Ceiling Tile (B), Basement Display Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 99% CelluloseAB-46 White Paint (A) on 1'x1' Long Fissure and Medium Hole Pattern Ceiling Tile (B), Soundproofing on South Wall of Training Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 99% CelluloseAB-47 White Paint (A) on 1'x1' Long Fissure and Medium Hole Pattern Ceiling Tile (B), Soundproofing on South Wall of Training Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

B) 99% CelluloseAB-48 White Paint (A) on 1'x1' Long Fissure and Medium Hole Pattern Ceiling Tile (B), Soundproofing on West Wall of Training Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

A) 99% Fiberglass B) 20% Cotton

AB-49 Yellow 2" Pipe Insulation (A) with Beige Wrap (B), Basement Mechanical Rooms

A) None Detected B) None Detected

A) 99% Fiberglass B) 20% Cotton

AB-50 Yellow 2" Pipe Insulation (A) with Beige Wrap (B), Basement Mechanical Rooms

A) None Detected B) None Detected

A) 99% Fiberglass B) 20% Cotton

AB-51 Yellow 2" Pipe Insulation (A) with Beige Wrap (B), Basement Mechanical Rooms

A) None Detected B) None Detected C) None Detected

A) 99% Fiberglass C) 100% Fiberglass D) 98% Cellulose

AB-52 Yellow 2" Pipe Insulation (A) with Silver Foil (B), White Loose Weave (C) and White Paper Backing (D), Basment Mechanical

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D) None DetectedRooms

B) None Detected C) None Detected D) None Detected

A) 99% Fiberglass C) 100% Fiberglass D) 98% Cellulose

AB-53 Yellow 2" Pipe Insulation (A) with Silver Foil (B), White Loose Weave (C) and White Paper Backing (D), Basment Mechanical Rooms

A) None Detected B) None Detected C) None Detected D) None Detected

A) 99% Fiberglass C) 100% Fiberglass D) 98% Cellulose

AB-54 Yellow 2" Pipe Insulation (A) with Silver Foil (B), White Loose Weave (C) and White Paper Backing (D), Basment Mechanical Rooms

None Detected99% CelluloseAB-55 White Spray-Applied Soundproofing, Basement Training Room

None Detected99% CelluloseAB-56 White Spray-Applied Soundproofing, Basement Training Room

None Detected99% CelluloseAB-57 White Spray-Applied Soundproofing, Basement Training Room

A) None Detected B) None Detected

A) 99% FiberglassAB-58 Brown HVAC Duct Insulation (A) with Silver Plastic Wrap (B), Basement Mechanical Rooms

A) None Detected B) None Detected

A) 99% FiberglassAB-59 Brown HVAC Duct Insulation (A) with Silver Plastic Wrap (B), Basement Mechanical Rooms

A) None Detected B) None Detected

A) 99% FiberglassAB-60 Brown HVAC Duct Insulation (A) with Silver Plastic Wrap (B), Basement Mechanical Rooms

60% Chrysotile25% CelluloseAB-61 White Fireplace Flue Insulation, Firetower Display on Main Level

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-62 White Fireplace Flue Insulation, Firetower Display on Main Level

Not Analyzed per Positive Stop

NAAB-63 White Fireplace Flue Insulation, Firetower Display on Main Level

Lab Director: Jennifer D. Jaber

Analyst: Jennifer Jaber

Approved Signatory :

Samples are analyzed by layers, and percentages estimated visually during microscopic examination. Individual analysis sheets available upon request. Results may not be reproduced except in full. This test report relates only to the samples tested, and results must not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the U.S. Government.

The EPA test method for bulk analysis (EPA/600/R-93/116) states in paragraph 2.2.2. that "the detection limit for visual estimation is a function of the quantity of the sample analyzed, the nature of matrix interference, sample preparation, and fiber size and distribution. Asbestos may be detected in concentrations of less than one percent by area if sufficient material is analyzed. Samples may contain fibers too small to be resolved by PLM (<0.25 micrometers in diameter) so detection of those fibers by this method may not be possible."

Materials containing >1% asbestos are considered by the EPA to be asbestos containing materials, and must be handled as such.

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SCOPE OF ACCREDITATION TO ISO/IEC 17025:2017

For the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program

Effective 2021-07-01 through 2022-06-30

Quest MicroAnalytics 11052 Shady Trail

Suite 217 Dallas, TX 75229 Ms. Jennifer Jaber

Phone: 214-351-4441 Email: questmicro@gmail.com

ASBESTOS FIBER ANALYSIS NVLAP LAB CODE 200249-0

Bulk Asbestos Analysis

Code Description 18/A01 EPA -- 40 CFR Appendix E to Subpart E of Part 763, Interim Method of the Determination of

Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples

18/A03 EPA 600/R-93/116: Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Building Materials

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DRAWINGS OF SAMPLE

LOCATIONS

APPENDIX IV

PHOTOGRAPHS

Smokejumper Visitor Center 5765 US Highway 10 West, Missoula, Montana 59808

IH 22-088 August 25, 2022

Carpet Mastic (Yellow) Over Floor Tile (Tan) & Mastic (Black)

4” Cove Base (Dark Brown) & Mastic (Yellow)

Gypsum Walls (White) Joint Compound (White) Texture (Smooth)

** Positive for Asbestos **

CMU Block (Gray) & Mortar (Gray)

Caulking (White)

Gypsum Ceiling (White) Joint Compound (White) Texture (Light Splatter)

Stair Tread Mastic (Brown/Yellow)

9”x9” Floor Tile (Brown) & Mastic (Black)

9”x9” Floor Tile (Light Brown) & Mastic (Black)

9”x9” Floor Tile (Beige/Gray) & Mastic (Black)

Boiler Insulation (Gray)

2’x2’ Ceiling Tile (White with Lumpy Texture)

Sound Proofing Tiles (White with Long Fissures and Medium Holes)

2” Pipe Insulation (Yellow) & Wrap (Beige)

2” Pipe Insulation (Yellow) & Wrap (White)

Spray Applied Sound Proofing (White)

HVAC Duct Insulation (Brown) & Wrap (Silver)

Fireplace Flue Insulation (White)

APPENDIX V

CITY LETTER

City of Missoula Building Department 435 Ryman

Missoula, MT 59802 Phone: (406) 552-6040

FAX: (406) 552-6053

Date: _______________

City of Missoula Building Inspection Division 435 Ryman Street Missoula, MT 59802

Address and/or Project Name:

Asbestos Inspector/Company:

I, ___________________________________________________, an accredited asbestos inspector, have completed the asbestos survey at the above address and the Montana Department of Environmental Quality has been notified of the contents.

Signature

State of Montana Department of Environmental Quality Asbestos Control Program

(406) 444 5300

August 25, 2022

Smokejumper Visitor Center, 5765 US Highway 10 West, Missoula, MT 59808

Abatement Contractors of Montana

P.O. Box 8747

Missoula, Montana 59807

James Parker, MTA-5024

James Parker Digitally signed by James Parker Date: 2022.08.25 10:11:29 -06'00'