2-CD 52-3.11.3 Specs.pdf

STEEL RIVERS COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS

Request for Bids

November 2026

CD 52-3.11.3

DRAVOSBURG DEMOLITION

DRAVOSBURG BOROUGH, PA

Steel Rivers Council of Governments

1705 Maple Street, Room 100

Homestead, PA 15120

412-462-7600 (phone)

412-462-3986 (fax)

Glenn Engineering & Associates, Ltd.

14920 US-30

Irwin, PA 15642

412-824-5672

Project Timeline: 30-Day Completion Period

ASBESTOS PROGRAM FOR CONTRACTORS WORKING IN PENNSYLVANIA

The Pennsylvania asbestos program includes federal and state regulations to help protect the public from exposure to hazardous amounts of airborne asbestos. The following is a brief summary of the regulations. Information in this fact sheet does not supersede any federal, state, or local requirements.

WHAT IS ASBESTOS?

Asbestos is a generic term used to describe a variety of natural mineral fibers. From the early 1930s until the 1970s, manufacturers added asbestos to products for strength and to provide heat insulation and fire resistance. Asbestos also resists corrosion and is a poor conductor of electricity. Because few products contained all these properties, asbestos was widely used in the construction of homes, schools, and other buildings.

HOW CAN PEOPLE BE EXPOSED TO ASBESTOS?

Most people are exposed to small amounts of asbestos in their daily lives. However, if materials containing asbestos are disturbed—for example sawed, scraped, or sanded into a powder—asbestos fibers are more likely to become airborne and inhaled into the lungs.

HOW IS ASBESTOS REGULATED IN PENNSYLVANIA?

Because asbestos, in certain forms, has been determined to cause serious health problems, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) regulates the removal, collection, transportation, and disposal of asbestos-containing materials (ACM). DEP’s Air Quality Program has adopted and enforces the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 40 CFR Part 61 Subpart M, the Asbestos National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) regulations, as amended on November 20, 1990. Should a project be subject to the NESHAP regulations, a minimum 10-working day notification of the project is required to be made to DEP.

The EPA and DEP do not regulate the removal of ACM from single family residences or apartments with four or less units unless they are part of an installation.

The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry (L&I) enforces the Pennsylvania Asbestos Occupations Accreditation and Certification Act of 1990 (Act 194 and Act 161), which requires certification for the following asbestos occupations: contractor, inspector, management planner, project designer, supervisor, and worker.

L&I requires a five-day prior notification for friable asbestos of more than 3 square or linear feet on indoor projects at regulated facilities (including the EPA/DEP exempt private residence when the friable asbestos is removed by someone other than the homeowner). Notifications required by L&I should be submitted to DEP. Contact L&I at CALBOIS@pa.gov or 717-772-3396 for more information regarding Act 194 and Act 161.

Contact the municipality where the project is located to find out if there are any local regulations.

WHAT ARE SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS IN THE ASBESTOS NESHAP REGULATIONS?

• Friable ACM is material containing more than one percent asbestos that, when dry, can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to a powder by hand pressure.

• Nonfriable ACM is material containing more than one percent asbestos that, when dry, cannot be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to a powder by hand pressure. It is divided into two categories:

- Category I includes asbestos-containing packings, gaskets, resilient floor coverings or vinyl asbestos floor tile, and asphalt roofing products.

- Category II includes any other asbestos-containing material, except Category I nonfriable ACM, such as transite siding shingles, galbestos, concrete-type piping, and other ACM concrete-type products.

• Regulated asbestos-containing materials (RACM) are: (a) friable ACM; (b) Category I nonfriable ACM that has passively become friable by water damage, fire damage, or weathering; (c) Category I nonfriable ACM that will be or has been subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, drilling, or abrading; and (d) Category II nonfriable ACM that has a high probability of becoming or has become crumbled, pulverized or reduced to a powder in the course of demolition or renovation operations.

• Demolition – the wrecking or taking out of any load-supporting structural member of a facility together with any related handling operations or the intentional burning of any facility.

• Renovation – altering a facility or one or more facility components in any way, including the stripping or removal of RACM from a facility component.

• Facility – any institutional, commercial, public, industrial, or residential structure, installation, or building. A single residential building with four or fewer dwelling units is not a regulated facility under the NESHAP regulation unless it is part of an installation, which was previously subject to NESHAP regulations, or its main use is not residential.

• Installation – a building or structure or any group of buildings or structures at a single demolition or renovation site that is under the control of the same owner or operator.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection www.dep.pa.gov 2700-FS-DEP2108 Rev. 1/2024

WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW BEFORE REMOVING ASBESTOS IN PENNSYLVANIA?

State regulations stipulate that it is illegal for anyone to engage in any asbestos occupation (worker, supervisor, project designer, inspector, management planner, or contractor) without proper certification from L&I. These requirements, along with a five-day notification prior to the start of any abatement or demolition project where ACM is present, are outlined in Acts 194 and 161. Contact L&I at CALBOIS@pa.gov or 717-772-3396 for more information regarding these requirements.

The building must be thoroughly inspected for ACM prior to any renovation or demolition. If the amount of RACM that will be removed is more than 260 linear feet, 160 square feet, or 35 cubic feet, the project falls under the federal NESHAP regulations. This requires that a notification be postmarked, electronically submitted, or hand delivered to DEP at least 10 WORKING DAYS prior to the start of the project.

All demolitions of regulated facilities, as defined above, also require a 10-working day notification to DEP, regardless of the presence of asbestos.

Additional regulations exist for demolition and renovation of any building containing ACM in Philadelphia and Allegheny Counties. In Philadelphia County, call 215-685-7576. In Allegheny County, call 412-578-8133. It is important to contact the appropriate office if the project is located in either of these counties.

WHAT ARE THE PROCEDURES FOR NOTIFICATION?

DEP is transitioning away from paper to online asbestos abatement and demolition/renovation notifications. DEP held a webinar on Wednesday, March 14, 2018 to introduce and explain the new online system. A recording of the webinar can be accessed from the following hyperlink: Training Webinar (MP4) (WMV).

The Online Asbestos Notification System (PA.GOV | Department of Environmental Protection) is one of many applications on the DEP's GreenPort website. You will need to create a GreenPort account to access the system if you don’t already have one. Regardless of how many DEP systems you want to access, only one GreenPort account is necessary. Once you create an account, you can self-register for the Online Asbestos Notification System by clicking on the “Enroll” button for ePermitting in the Application Enrollment menu, and then choosing “Asbestos” for the Program Area. Those having problems creating a GreenPort account should call the DEP Service Desk at 717-787-4357. A user guide can be found at the following hyperlink: Online Asbestos Notification System User’s Guide (PDF).

While we strongly encourage the use of the Online Asbestos Notification System, links to the paper notification and its instructions are found at DEP eLibrary (pa.gov). Please mail paper notifications to the appropriate DEP regional office found in the instructions. Please contact the appropriate DEP regional office if you have questions or need additional information.

Note: The online or paper notification system is not for asbestos abatement and demolition/renovation projects in Philadelphia or Allegheny Counties. They each have their own online system.

FEES: If you are submitting an initial asbestos abatement or regulated demolition or renovation project that is subject to 40 CFR Part 61, Subpart M (relating to National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants), or the Asbestos Occupations Accreditation and Certification Act (1990 Act 194 or Act 161), you must include a $300 payment. The online notification system mentioned above accepts all major credit card or bank routing information.

Paper notifications must include a $300 check payable to “Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Clean Air Fund”. Initial notifications will not be considered complete unless accompanied by the fee. No fee is due for a notification revision nor for fire training applications. This fee is not applicable for projects located within Allegheny or Philadelphia Counties.

WHERE IS THERE MORE INFORMATION?

To obtain copies of the NESHAP regulations, the notification form or other information, please contact:

Southeast Regional Office – 484-250-5920 (Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties) Northeast Regional Office – 570-826-5547 (Carbon, Lackawanna, Lehigh, Luzerne, Monroe, Northampton, Pike, Schuylkill, Susquehanna, Wayne, and Wyoming counties) Southcentral Regional Office – 717-705-4702 (Adams, Bedford, Berks, Blair, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Mifflin, Perry, and York counties) Northcentral Regional Office – 570-321-6580 (Bradford, Cameron, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Columbia, Lycoming, Montour, Northumberland, Potter, Snyder, Sullivan, Tioga, and Union counties) Southwest Regional Office – 412-442-4107 (Beaver, Greene, and Washington counties) Southwest Regional Office – 724-925-5428 (Cambria, Fayette, Somerset, and Westmoreland counties) Northwest Regional Office – 814-332-6634 (Armstrong, Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Elk, Erie, Forest, Indiana, Jefferson, Lawrence, McKean, Mercer, Venango, and Warren counties) For work done in Philadelphia County, contact Air Management Services at 215-685-7576.

For work done in Allegheny County, contact Allegheny County Health Department at 412-578-8120.

For more information, visit www.dep.pa.gov.

1813 STATE ROUTE 819

GREENSBURG, PA 15601

Ph: (724) 668-2021 Fax: (724) 668-2025

Formal Statement of Demolition & Asbestos-Containing Material (ACM)

Disposal Procedure

This letter serves as official notification regarding the standard operating procedures of all

Demolition Contractors pertaining to Allegheny County Health Dept. for all assumed Asbestos-

Containing Material (ACM) demolition projects located within Allegheny County.

Standard Operating Procedure

In accordance with Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) regulations and guidelines, all demolition contractors’ procedure for all assumed ACM demolitions is to treat and transport all generated site materials as regulated ACM. Consequently, 100% of the material removed from the project site is brought directly to an approved landfill for ACM disposal including all metals and masonry.

Required Documentation & Verification

To ensure full compliance, a fair competitive bidding process, and to facilitate final inspection:

• Disposal Documentation: Waste shipment manifests and landfill waste receipts verifying that all site material was properly received and disposed of as ACM will be mandatory.

• County Verification: All disposal documentation will be submitted to the Allegheny County

Health Department for official review, verification, and final inspection clearance.

Sincerely, Lutterman Excavating, LLC

CD-52 Demolition – Dravosburg Borough

Scope of Work

1. 511 Ridgeview Drive

Parcel ID: 242-R-036

• Structure: 2-Story Cape Cod, wood framed and Sided Structure

• The Contractor is responsible for obtaining all permits and paying all associated fees.

• The Contractor shall obtain a PA One Call ticket prior to any demolition or excavation activities and shall comply with all applicable regulations. Failure to do so, resulting in fines or penalties issued by the

PUC, shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor. The Contractor shall be liable for and shall pay all associated fines, fees, and costs incurred by both the Contractor and the Borough, at no additional cost to the Borough or Owner.

• All combustible, decomposable and any other debris or materials must be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Any and all rubbish in rear, front and sides of property to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• All private concrete pads, concrete ramps, walls and all private concrete walkways/pathways and steps in, on or around the structure specified or as instructed by the project representative onsite must be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Concrete basement floors and any other concrete floors within the structure and garage must be at a minimum broken up and or removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Trees or shrubbery located in the front, sides or in the rear of structure specified or as or as instructed by the project representative onsite to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• All vegetation as specified or as instructed by the project representative onsite to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Sanitary sewer lateral (size to be determined in the field) must be exposed and capped off with

Allegheny County approval and Borough Engineer inspection, water and gas service must be turned off and capped along with a void inspection MUST be performed prior to backfill. Contractor must send

Glenn Engineering the Allegheny County Health Department Plumbing slip after the County has performed their inspection.

• All neighboring structures must be kept free and clear of any and all damages, In the event that damages would occur, the contractor is liable and responsible for all cost of restoration and repairs at no extra cost to the owner or Borough. Repairs of damages to structures or property must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site. Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory terms.

• All surrounding utilities and structures must be kept free and clear of any damages; Contractor is liable and responsible for all damages and repairs needed at no extra cost to the Borough or owner. Repairs of damages to surrounding utilities must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site.

Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory terms.

• Any concrete, wooden or other steps located on the property shall be completely removed in its entirety and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor. The Contractor shall also ensure the proposed grading transitions smoothly into the existing grades of the subject property and all abutting properties, taking into consideration adjacent structures, retaining walls, and site conditions to prevent any adverse impacts, drainage issues, or interference with neighboring properties.

• All grading shall tie into the existing grades of adjoining properties as necessary to maintain positive drainage, provide proper watershed and on-site drainage disbursement, and prevent any adverse impacts to adjacent properties.

• The roadways, curb-line, surrounding public concrete or brick walkways and asphalt must remain undamaged for the entirety of the project. If any damage to the roadways, curb-line, surrounding public concrete or brick walkways and asphalt occurs during demolition the contractor is responsible of any and all repairs at no extra cost to the owner or Borough. Repairs of damages must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site. Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory terms.

2. 165 Duquesne Avenue

Parcel ID: 309-D-057

• Structure: 1-Story wood framed and sided structure.

• The Contractor is responsible for obtaining all permits and paying all associated fees.

• The Contractor shall obtain a PA One Call ticket prior to any demolition or excavation activities and shall comply with all applicable regulations. Failure to do so, resulting in fines or penalties issued by the

PUC, shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor. The Contractor shall be liable for and shall pay all associated fines, fees, and costs incurred by both the Contractor and the Borough, at no additional cost to the Borough or Owner.

• All combustible, decomposable and any other debris or materials must be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Any and all rubbish in rear, front and sides of property to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• All private concrete pads, concrete ramps, walls and all private concrete walkways/pathways and steps in, on or around the structure specified or as instructed by the project representative onsite must be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Concrete basement floors and any other concrete floors within the structure must be at a minimum broken up and or removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Trees or shrubbery located in the front, sides or in the rear of structure specified or as or as instructed by the project representative onsite to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• All vegetation as specified or as instructed by the project representative onsite to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Sanitary sewer lateral (size to be determined in the field) must be exposed and capped off with

Allegheny County approval and Borough Engineer inspection, water and gas service must be turned off and capped along with a void inspection MUST be performed prior to backfill. Contractor must send

Glenn Engineering the Allegheny County Health Department Plumbing slip after the County has performed their inspection.

• All neighboring structures must be kept free and clear of any and all damages, In the event that damages would occur, the contractor is liable and responsible for all cost of restoration and repairs at no extra cost to the owner or Borough. Repairs of damages to structures or property must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site. Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory terms.

• All surrounding utilities and structures must be kept free and clear of any damages; Contractor is liable and responsible for all damages and repairs needed at no extra cost to the Borough or owner. Repairs of damages to surrounding utilities must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site.

Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory terms.

• Any concrete, wooden or other steps located on the property shall be completely removed in its entirety and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor. All demolition debris and associated materials shall be removed from the site and legally disposed of at an approved off-site disposal facility by the Contractor. The Contractor shall ensure all grading transitions smoothly tie into the proposed and existing surrounding grades while maintaining positive drainage.

• The lot shall be graded away from neighboring structures and toward Duquesne Avenue to match existing grading. All grading shall also tie into the existing grades of adjoining properties as necessary to maintain positive drainage, provide proper watershed and on-site drainage disbursement, and prevent any adverse impacts to adjacent properties.

• The roadways, curb-line, surrounding public concrete or brick walkways and asphalt must remain undamaged for the entirety of the project. If any damage to the roadways, curb-line, surrounding public concrete or brick walkways and asphalt occurs during demolition the contractor is responsible of any and all repairs at no extra cost to the owner or Borough. Repairs of damages must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site. Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory

3. 99 Duquesne Avenue

Parcel ID: 309-G-380

• Structure: 2-Story Wood Framed and stucco / plywood sided structure

• The Contractor is responsible for obtaining all permits and paying all associated fees.

• The Contractor shall obtain a PA One Call ticket prior to any demolition or excavation activities and shall comply with all applicable regulations. Failure to do so, resulting in fines or penalties issued by the

PUC, shall be the sole responsibility of the Contractor. The Contractor shall be liable for and shall pay all associated fines, fees, and costs incurred by both the Contractor and the Borough, at no additional cost to the Borough or Owner.

• All combustible, decomposable and any other debris or materials must be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Any and all rubbish in rear, front and sides of property to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• All private concrete pads, concrete ramps, walls and all private concrete walkways/pathways and steps in, on or around the structure specified or as instructed by the project representative onsite must be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• All asphalt skim coating, asphalt overlays, underlying block materials and any other materials within the parking lot area, along with all deteriorated, crumbled, or broken sidewalk and block materials along

Duquesne Avenue, shall be completely removed without damaging the existing public roadway or curbline. All removals shall be performed as specified or as directed by the Project Representative onsite. The Contractor shall be responsible for hauling and properly disposing of all removed materials at an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Concrete basement floors and any other concrete floors within the structure must be at a minimum broken up and or removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Trees or shrubbery located in the front, sides or in the rear of structure specified or as or as instructed by the project representative onsite to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• All vegetation as specified or as instructed by the project representative onsite to be removed and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor.

• Sanitary sewer lateral (size to be determined in the field) must be exposed and capped off with

Allegheny County approval and Borough Engineer inspection, water and gas service must be turned off and capped along with a void inspection MUST be performed prior to backfill. Contractor must send

Glenn Engineering the Allegheny County Health Department Plumbing slip after the County has performed their inspection.

• All neighboring structures must be kept free and clear of any and all damages, In the event that damages would occur, the contractor is liable and responsible for all cost of restoration and repairs at no extra cost to the owner or Borough. Repairs of damages to structures or property must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site. Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory terms.

• All surrounding utilities and structures must be kept free and clear of any damages; Contractor is liable and responsible for all damages and repairs needed at no extra cost to the Borough or owner. Repairs of damages to surrounding utilities must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site.

Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory terms.

• Any concrete, wooden or other materials of steps located on the property shall be completely removed in its entirety and taken off site to an approved dump site by the contractor. All demolition debris and associated materials shall be removed from the site and legally disposed of at an approved off-site disposal facility by the Contractor.

• The existing masonry block retaining wall along Duquesne Avenue shall be completely removed. The

Contractor shall be responsible for hauling and properly disposing of all removed materials at an approved dump site by the contractor.

• The lot shall be gently graded away from neighboring structures and toward Duquesne Avenue, maintaining positive drainage and providing proper water runoff distribution. All proposed grading shall smoothly transition into existing surrounding grades and adjoining properties as necessary to ensure adequate drainage and prevent adverse impacts to neighboring properties. The toe of the proposed slope shall be established at an appropriate offset from Duquesne Avenue, approximately along the former alignment of the masonry block retaining wall, to provide a gradual and stable slope transition while maintaining the existing public roadway and curbline completely undisturbed and undamaged. All grading shall be performed to ensure proper site drainage, slope stability, and compatibility with existing surrounding conditions.

• The roadways, curb-line, surrounding public concrete or brick walkways and asphalt must remain undamaged for the entirety of the project. If any damage to the roadways, curb-line, surrounding public concrete or brick walkways and asphalt occurs during demolition the contractor is responsible of any and all repairs at no extra cost to the owner or Borough. Repairs of damages must be completed immediately prior to the contractor leaving site. Under no circumstances should the contractor demobilize offsite prior to repairs being made. Payment of work will be retained until all repairs are completed to satisfactory

Please contact Dravosburg Borough for all inspections.

All inspections must be submitted and scheduled 24 hours in advance.

Demolition MUST be completed within 30 days of Issuance of the Notice To Proceed, No Exceptions. Failure to do so will result in the assessment of liquidated damages of $350 per day.

Please read the General Notes and Lead Safe on the following pages.

Asbestos reports follow this section. All asbestos containing materials are to be removed and disposed of in accordance with County, state and federal law

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NESHAP Asbestos Demolition Survey Report

September 21, 2026

Site

99 Duquesne Avenue

Dravosburg, PA 15034

Lot/Block Number: 309-G-380

Prepared for:

Allegheny County Economic Development

Koppers Building

436 Seventh Avenue, Suite 500

Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Introduction

On Friday September 18, 2026, a survey for Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM) was performed for

Allegheny County Economic Development for the structure located at 99 Duquesne Avenue, Dravosburg, PA 15034. This survey was performed to identify and quantify any asbestos containing materials which will require abatement prior to the demolition of this structure. The survey was executed by Mark Shatlock

(PA License 014956) and Charlie Bove (PA License 047781) of Allegheny Global Environmental Inc.

(AGE).

Facility Description

The building is a one-story, on-grade frame structure. The date of construction is 1968 Interior walls are wood panel. Flooring surfaces include carpeting and concrete. The heating system is central heat. No suspect Thermal Systems Insulation (TSI) was observed. The roof is asphalt shingle. The building is in poor physical condition.

Survey Procedures

Based upon visual and physical observations made during the survey of this facility, various materials were identified as Suspect Asbestos Containing Materials (SACM). Each SACM material was subsequently sampled and submitted for PLM Analysis to determine asbestos content. Both friable and non-friable

SACM were surveyed. Samples of each SACM were collected and submitted for PLM analysis to determine their asbestos content. All samples were sealed in plastic bags, given unique sample numbers, and logged with an appropriate chain of custody.

All asbestos sampling was conducted as a pre-demolition survey. All sampling protocol and analytical procedures were performed in general accordance with EPA guidelines. These protocols meet generally accepted industry standards for ACM testing. Any variations from EPA protocols were of a nature as to not materially affect the findings or conclusions of this survey.

Analytical Procedures

The collected asbestos samples were analyzed using Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) in conjunction with dispersion staining techniques using EPA Method 600/R-93/116. The bulk laboratory analysis provided the asbestos content (positive or negative), percentage of asbestos, asbestos type and identification of other non-asbestos fibers. The samples were analyzed by AGE.

Survey Results

AGE collected nine (9) bulk samples of suspect ACM. Based on the number of distinct material layers eleven (11) samples were analyzed.

None of the materials which were sampled were determined to be ACM by PLM Analysis.

Recommendations

Based on the survey results, no ACM will be affected by the demolition of this structure. No asbestos abatement is indicated.

The Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) requires a properly completed Asbestos Abatement and Demolition/Renovation Notification Form be submitted 10 working days before demolition or renovation activity begins, regardless of the ACM quantity. A copy of this report should accompany the

Notification Form.

Limitations/Qualifications

All physically and visually accessible areas of the facility were surveyed. This asbestos survey meets the requirements of the National Emissions Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) for a thorough

Asbestos Demolition inspection. The selection of sample locations and frequency is based upon the scope of services and EPA NESHAP and PADEP sampling protocols, our observations, and the assumption that like materials in the same areas are homogeneous. In the event that a portion of the building is inaccessible, such limitations are specifically identified in this report. Any system which presented a hazard to the survey team such as energized electrical systems or within confined spaces were not sampled. This report summarizes AGE’s evaluation of the conditions observed at the subject facility during the survey, our findings are based upon our observations and analysis of the samples obtained at the time of the survey.

Additional environmental hazards may exist at the facility that need to be removed prior to renovation/demolition. These materials potentially include Mercury Thermostats, Fluorescent Lights, PCB ballasts, and CFC refrigerants. Lead based paint has a high potential of being in this facility due to age.

Any conditions discovered which deviate from the data contained in this report should be presented to us for our evaluation. The findings contained herein have been prepared in general accordance with all

Federal, State, and Local regulations, as well as accepted professional practices as applied by similar professionals in the community at the time of its preparation.

Should you have any questions regarding the above presented information or if we may be of further assistance, please call me at (412) 278-5400.

Mark F. Shatlock

Allegheny Global Environmental, Inc.

Appendix I

Analytical Results

Job Number: MS-26-1334

Date Received: September 18, 2026

Date Analyzed: September 19, 2026

Analyzed By: Mark Shatlock Signature: Reviewed By: Diana Clayton

Samples are analyzed according to the U.S. EPA “Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples: EPA 600/R-93-116). Bulk sample report relates to only those items tested.

All samples are retained for 30 days. Tile, Vinyl, Foam, Plastic and Fine Powder samples may contain Asbestos fibers of such small diameter that these fibers may not be detected by PLM. Such samples should be analyzed by XRD, TEM or SEM for greater certainty of Asbestos content. *ND = no asbestos detected; Detection Limit <1 %, Reporting \limits: CVES = 1%, 400 Pt Ct = o.25%, 1000 Pt Ct = 0.1 %; "Present" or NVA = "No Visible Asbestos" are observations made during a qualitative analysis; NA = not analyzed; NA/PS = not analyzed/positive stop; Note: PLM is not consistently reliable in detecting asbestos in floor coverings and similar NOB materials. ND or Trace results by PLM are inconclusive. PLM report relates ONLY to the items tested. NVLAP 901003

NVLAP 901003

PLM Bulk Asbestos Laboratory Report Client: Allegheny County Economic Development

Koppers Building, 436 7th Avenue, Suite 500, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Project: 99 Duquesne Avenue P.O.

Lab

I.D.

Client

I.D.

Client Location/Information Analyst Description Other Materials Present - Type and Percent

Asbestos Type and Percent

Asbestos

Present

091901 01 1st Floor White & Beige Ceiling Tile Cellulose, Fiberglass, Perlite, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091902 02 1st Floor White & Beige Ceiling Tile Cellulose, Fiberglass, Perlite, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091903 03 Above Ceiling Pink Insulation Fiberglass, Cellulose, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091904 04 Above Ceiling Pink Insulation Fiberglass, Cellulose, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091905 05 Above Ceiling Pink Insulation Fiberglass, Cellulose, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091906 06 Door White Caulking Non-fibrous 100% ND No

091907 07 Door White Caulking Non-fibrous 100% ND No

091908 08 Roof Brown/Tan/Black Shingle Fiberglass, Bitumen, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091909 08A Roof Black Roofing Paper Cellulose, Bitumen, Others 100% ND No

091910 09 Roof Brown/Tan/Black Shingle Fiberglass, Bitumen, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091911 09A Roof Black Roofing Paper Cellulose, Bitumen, Others 100% ND No

Appendix II

Sampling Summary Sheet

ASBESTOS SAMPLING SUMMARY FORM

CLIENT: ACED DATE: September 18, 2026

ADDRESS: 99 Duquesne Avenue, Dravosburg, PA 15034

SAMPLED BY: Mark Shatlock (014956) & Charlie Bove (047781)

AGE JOB NO. MS-26-1334

SAMPLE

NUMBER

LOCATION MATERIAL QUANTITY ACM

01 1st Floor Ceiling Tile NA ND

02 1st Floor Ceiling Tile NA ND

03 Above Ceiling Insulation NA ND

04 Above Ceiling Insulation NA ND

05 Above Ceiling Insulation NA ND

06 Door Caulking NA ND

07 Door Caulking NA ND

08 Roof Shingle NA ND

08A Roof Roofing Paper NA ND

09 Roof Shingle NA ND

09A Roof Roofing Paper NA ND

ND: None Detected.

Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) is a material containing >1% asbestos by weight.

412-278-5400

165 Duquesne Avenue

Lot/Block Number: 309-D-057

Allegheny County Economic Development for the structure located at 165 Duquesne Avenue, Dravosburg, PA 15034. This survey was performed to identify and quantify any asbestos containing materials which will require abatement prior to the demolition of this structure. The survey was executed by Mark Shatlock

The building is a one-story frame structure with a full basement. The date of construction is 1936. Interior walls and ceilings are drywall. Flooring surfaces include wood, carpeting, and concrete. The heating system is central heat. No suspect Thermal Systems Insulation (TSI) was observed. The roof is asphalt shingle. The building is in poor physical condition.

Based upon visual and physical observations made during the survey of this facility, various materials were identified as Suspect Asbestos Containing Materials (SACM). Each SACM material was subsequently sampled and submitted for PLM Analysis to determine asbestos content. Both friable and non-friable

SACM were surveyed. Samples of each SACM were collected and submitted for PLM analysis to determine their asbestos content. All samples were sealed in plastic bags, given unique sample numbers, All asbestos sampling was conducted as a pre-demolition survey. All sampling protocol and analytical accepted industry standards for ACM testing. Any variations from EPA protocols were of a nature as to with dispersion staining techniques using EPA Method 600/R-93/116. The bulk laboratory analysis provided the asbestos content (positive or negative), percentage of asbestos, asbestos type and identification

AGE collected twelve (12) bulk samples of suspect ACM. Based on the number of distinct material layers seventeen (17) samples were analyzed.

The following materials were found to be ACM by PLM Analysis or are assumed ACM.

Friable ACM Location(s) Approximate

Quantity

Duct Seam Tape Basement Ducts 5 ft2

For a complete listing of the PLM results please refer to Appendix I, Analytical Results and Appendix II, Sample Summary Sheets. Please see Appendix III for ACM Photographs.

Summary

Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) is any material which contains greater than 1% asbestos.

ACM regulated under the NESHAP is referred to as RACM. RACM includes friable ACM;

Category I non-friable materials that have become or will become friable or have been subject to sanding, grinding, cutting, abrading, or burning; or category II non-friable materials that have a high probability of becoming or that have become crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder due to the work practices used during demolition or renovation.

Friable ACM are materials containing more than one percent asbestos as determined using the methods specified in appendix E, subpart E, 40 CFR part 763, section 1, Polarized Light

Microscopy, that when dry, can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure.

The EPA exceptions to the asbestos removal requirements are if the total amount of RACM to be removed or disturbed is less than 260 linear feet, 160 square feet, or 35 cubic feet off of facility components, then the Asbestos NESHAP does not require RACM to be removed before demolition or renovation activities occur. ACHD notification is still required.

The Allegheny County Health Department (ACHD) requires a properly completed Asbestos

Abatement and Demolition/Renovation Notification Form be submitted 10 working days before demolition or renovation activity begins, regardless of the ACM quantity. A copy of this report should accompany the Notification Form.

Recommendations

Friable ACM

For demolition, all Friable ACM should be removed and disposed of as ACM waste according to all applicable federal, state, and local asbestos regulations.

The quantity of ACM is less than 160 ft2 (or 260 ft.). Removal prior to demolition is not required.

The Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry and the ACHD require that asbestos abatement be completed by certified contractors and licensed workers.

If ACM are not removed prior to demolition, the debris generated cannot be recycled, burned, or used as clean fill.

Quantification

Quantification of suspect asbestos-containing materials was conducted using visual estimation by a licensed asbestos inspector. This visual estimation was performed in accordance with generally accepted practices in the asbestos industry. These values are sufficiently accurate for the purpose of documenting the presence of asbestos within its space for the purpose of identifying abatement control conditions or for general policy considerations. Actual quantities may differ between visually estimated values and physical measurements.

All physically and visually accessible areas of the facility were surveyed. This asbestos survey meets the

Asbestos Demolition inspection. The selection of sample locations and frequency is based upon the scope of services and EPA NESHAP and PADEP sampling protocols, our observations, and the assumption that like materials in the same areas are homogeneous. In the event that a portion of the building is inaccessible, such limitations are specifically identified in this report. Any system which presented a hazard to the survey team such as energized electrical systems or within confined spaces were not sampled. This report summarizes AGE’s evaluation of the conditions observed at the subject facility during the survey, our findings are based upon our observations and analysis of the samples obtained at the time of the survey.

Additional environmental hazards may exist at the facility that need to be removed prior to renovation/demolition. These materials potentially include Mercury Thermostats, Fluorescent Lights, PCB ballasts, and CFC refrigerants. Lead based paint has a high potential of being in this facility due to age.

Any conditions discovered which deviate from the data contained in this report should be presented to us for our evaluation. The findings contained herein have been prepared in general accordance with all

Federal, State, and Local regulations, as well as accepted professional practices as applied by similar professionals in the community at the time of its preparation.

Date Analyzed: September 19, 2026

Samples are analyzed according to the U.S. EPA “Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples: EPA 600/R-93-116). Bulk sample report relates to only those items tested.

All samples are retained for 30 days. Tile, Vinyl, Foam, Plastic and Fine Powder samples may contain Asbestos fibers of such small diameter that these fibers may not be detected by PLM. Such samples should be analyzed by XRD, TEM or SEM for greater certainty of Asbestos content. *ND = no asbestos detected; Detection Limit <1 %, Reporting \limits: CVES = 1%, 400 Pt Ct = o.25%, 1000 Pt Ct = 0.1 %; "Present" or NVA = "No Visible Asbestos" are observations made during a qualitative analysis; NA = not analyzed; NA/PS = not analyzed/positive stop; Note: PLM is not consistently reliable in detecting asbestos in floor coverings and similar NOB materials. ND or Trace results by PLM are inconclusive. PLM report relates ONLY to the items tested. NVLAP 901003

NVLAP 901003

PLM Bulk Asbestos Laboratory Report Client: Allegheny County Economic Development

Project: 165 Duquesne Avenue P.O.

Client

I.D.

Client Location/Information Analyst Description Other Materials Present - Type and Percent

Asbestos Type and Percent

Asbestos

Present

091912 01 Wall/Ceiling White Plasterboard Cellulose, Gypsum, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091913 01A Wall/Ceiling White Joint Compound Gypsum, Opaques, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091914 02 Wall/Ceiling White Plasterboard Cellulose, Gypsum, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091915 02A Wall/Ceiling White Joint Compound Gypsum, Opaques, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091916 03 Wall/Ceiling White Plasterboard Cellulose, Gypsum, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091917 03A Wall/Ceiling White Joint Compound Gypsum, Opaques, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091918 04 Ceiling White & Beige Ceiling Tile Cellulose, Fiberglass, Perlite, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091919 05 Ceiling White & Beige Ceiling Tile Cellulose, Fiberglass, Perlite, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091920 06 Ceiling White & Tan Ceiling Tile Cellulose, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091921 07 Ceiling White & Tan Ceiling Tile Cellulose, Paint, Others 100% ND No

091922 08 Basement Duct Grey Seam Tape Cellulose, Opaques, Others 20% Chrysotile 80% Yes

091923 09 Door/Window White Caulking Non-fibrous 100% ND No

091924 10 Door/Window White Caulking Non-fibrous 100% ND No

091925 11 Roof Brown/Tan/Black Shingle Fiberglass, Bitumen, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091926 11A Roof Black Roofing Paper Cellulose, Bitumen, Others 100% ND No

091927 12 Roof Brown/Tan/Black Shingle Fiberglass, Bitumen, Opaques, Others 100% ND No

091928 12A Roof Black Roofing Paper Cellulose, Bitumen, Others 100% ND No

Sample Summary Sheets

ADDRESS: 165 Duquesne Avenue, Dravosburg, PA 15034

LOCATION MATERIAL QUANTITY ACM

01 Wall/Ceiling Drywall NA ND

01A Wall/Ceiling Joint Compound NA ND

02 Wall/Ceiling Drywall NA ND

02A Wall/Ceiling Joint Compound NA ND

03 Wall/Ceiling Drywall NA ND

03A Wall/Ceiling Joint Compound NA ND

04 Ceiling Ceiling Tile NA ND

05 Ceiling Ceiling Tile NA ND

06 Ceiling Ceiling Tile NA ND

07 Ceiling Ceiling Tile NA ND

08 Basement Duct Seam Tape 5 ft2 80%

09 Door/Window Caulking NA ND

10 Door/Window Caulking NA ND

11 Roof Shingle NA ND

11A Roof Roofing Paper NA ND

12 Roof Shingle NA ND

12A Roof Roofing Paper NA ND

Appendix III

ACM Photographs

Seam Tape

Seam Tape

412-278-5400

511 Ridgeview Drive

Lot/Block Number: 242-R-036

Allegheny County Economic Development for the structure located at 511 Ridgeview Drive, Dravosburg, PA 15034. This survey was performed to identify and quantify any asbestos containing materials which will require abatement prior to the demolition of this structure. The survey was executed by Mark Shatlock

The building is a one-story frame structure with a full basement. The date of construction is 1940. Interior walls and ceilings are drywall. Flooring surfaces include wood, floor tile, sheet flooring, and concrete. The heating system is central heat. The roof is asphalt shingle. The building is in poor physical condition.

Based upon visual and physical observations made during the survey of this facility, various materials were identified as Suspect Asbestos Containing Materials (SACM). Each SACM material was subsequently sampled and submitted for PLM Analysis to determine asbestos content. Both friable and non-friable

SACM were surveyed. Samples of each SACM were collected and submitted for PLM analysis to determine their asbestos content. All samples were sealed in plastic bags, given unique sample numbers, All asbestos sampling was conducted as a pre-demolition survey. All sampling protocol and analytical accepted industry standards for ACM testing. Any variations from EPA protocols were of a nature as to with dispersion staining techniques using EPA Method 600/R-93/116. The bulk laboratory analysis provided the asbestos content (positive or negative), percentage of asbestos, asbestos type and identification

AGE collected fourteen (14) bulk samples of suspect ACM. Based on the number of distinct material layers twenty-two (22) samples were analyzed.

The following materials were found to be ACM by PLM Analysis or are assumed ACM.

Friable ACM Location(s) Approximate

Quantity

Rope Gasket Register 5 ft.

Non-Friable ACM Location(s) Approximate

Quantity

Sheet Flooring Stair Landings 30 ft2

For a complete listing of the PLM results please refer to Appendix I, Analytical Results and Appendix II, Sample Summary Sheets. Please see Appendix III for ACM Photographs.

Summary

ACM is any material containing greater than 1% asbestos.

ACM regulated under the NESHAP is referred to as RACM. RACM includes friable ACM;

Category I non-friable materials that have become or will become friable or have been subject to sanding, grinding, cutting, abrading, or burning; or category II non-friable materials that have a high probability of becoming or that have become crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder due to the work practices used during demolition or renovation.

Friable ACM are materials containing more than one percent asbestos as determined using the methods specified in appendix E, subpart E, 40 CFR part 763, section 1, Polarized Light

Microscopy, that when dry, can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure.

Category I non-friable ACM are asbestos-containing gaskets, packings, resilient floor coverings, resilient floor covering mastic, and asphalt roofing products containing more than one percent asbestos.