3) 578-17-044 Asbestos Survey.pdf

Guidon Design, Inc.

Indianapolis, Indiana

NESHAP Asbestos Survey

Project 578-17-044

Demolition of Quarters Buildings and Garages

Edward Hines, Jr. Veteran Affairs

Medical Center

Hines, Illinois

November 2020

1915 North 12th Street Toledo, OH 43604-5305

T 419-324-2222 F 419-241-1808 www.ttlassoc.com

November 24, 2020 TTL Project No. 1993901

Mr. Adam Ogrzewalla

Guidon Design, Inc.

122 North Pennsylvania, Suite 200

Indianapolis, Indiana 46202

NESHAP Asbestos Survey

Project 578-17-006

Demolition of Quarters Buildings and Garages

Edward Hines, Jr. Veteran Affairs Medical Center

Hines, Illinois

Dear Mr. Ogrzewalla:

The report for the National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) Asbestos

Survey conducted for Guidon Design, Inc. (Guidon) for the above-referenced site is enclosed.

TTL appreciates the continued opportunity to provide Guidon with our consulting and testing services. Should you have any questions or require additional information, please contact Mr.

Harry Singh at (419) 214-5058.

Sincerely, TTL Associates, Inc.

Harjot Singh Veronica Winkeljohn, P.E., PMP

Project Manager Vice President, Environmental Services

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NESHAP ASBESTOS SURVEY

PROJECT 578-17-044

DEMOLITION OF QUARTERS BUILDINGS AND GARAGES

EDWARD HINES, JR. VETERAN AFFAIRS MEDICAL CENTER

HINES, ILLINOIS

FOR

GUIDON DESIGN, INC.

122 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA, SUITE 200

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46202

SUBMITTED

NOVEMBER 24, 2020

TTL PROJECT NO. 1993901

TTL ASSOCIATES, INC.

1915 NORTH 12TH STREET

TOLEDO, OHIO 43604

(419) 324-2222

Edward Hines, Jr. VA Medical Center November 2020

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section No. Page No.

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ....................................................................................................... E-1

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Project Purpose and Objectives

1.2 Personnel

2.0 ASBESTOS SURVEY

2.1 Homogenous Areas

2.2 Sampling and Analysis Methods

2.3 Asbestos Analytical Results

3.0 CONCLUSIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS

3.1 Asbestos Survey

3.2 Limitations

APPENDICES

Appendix A: TTL Certification

Appendix B: NESHAP Asbestos Survey Summary Tables

Appendix C: Asbestos Analytical Reports

Appendix D: Asbestos Sample Location Maps

Appendix E: Previous ACM Data

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

TTL Associates, Inc. (TTL) conducted a National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants

(NESHAP) Asbestos Survey in the Quarter Buildings (Building numbers 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29) as well as their associated garages (Building numbers 31 and 32) at the Edward Hines, Jr.

Veterans Affairs Medical Center (Hines VAMC) located in Hines, Illinois. The purpose of the survey was to identify asbestos-containing materials (ACM) throughout the above-mentioned areas prior to demolition activities.

The survey was conducted from October 19, 2020 to October 22, 2020 by Mr. Robert Serlin of

TTL.

TTL’s scope of work included the following:

• Surveying the Quarter Buildings (Building numbers 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29) as well as their associated garages (Building numbers 31 and 32) for suspect ACM.

• Collection of suspect ACM bulk samples for analysis by Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) to determine asbestos content.

TTL reviewed previous ACM data (Triennial Asbestos Re-inspection Report – January 2011) provided by Guidon Design, Inc. (Guidon) to assess if previously identified ACM was present in the buildings. Any suspect materials that were not identified and sampled in the previous data report were identified, quantified and samples were collected.

Asbestos Survey

TTL identified 137 suspect materials in the Quarter Buildings (Building numbers 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29) as well as their associated garages (Building numbers 31 and 32). A total of 301 samples were collected and 507 layers were analyzed. The laboratory analysis of the samples was conducted by International Asbestos Testing Laboratories (IATL) using polarized light microscopy (PLM) method. The roof materials on the buildings (HSA 1993901-23-09, 1993901-

24-23, 1993901-25-20, 1993901-26-20, 1993901-27-8, 1993901-28-25, 1993901-29-23 and

1993901-31/32-05) were assumed to be asbestos-containing due to the height of the roofs and were not sampled. The mastic associated with the cream floor tile (HSA 1993901-28-18) and mastic associated with the white ceramic floor tile (HSA 1993901-28-19) both in Building 28 contained less than one percent asbestos by standard PLM and was further analyzed by point count analysis.

The mastic is not asbestos-containing as defined by the United States Environmental Protection

Agency (U.S. EPA).

The following materials were identified or assumed to be asbestos containing as defined by the

U.S. EPA based upon the survey conducted by TTL.

Building 23:

• Approximately 150 linear feet (l.f.) of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 23-03)

• Approximately 300 l.f. of 0-6” mag pipe insulation (HSA 23-04)

• Approximately 20 mud and horse hair pipe fittings on 0-6” mag pipe insulation (HSA 06)

• Approximately 50 l.f. millboard pipe insulation (HSA 23-07)

• Approximately 1,800 square feet (s.f.) of roof material (HSA 23-09), Assumed ACM

Building 24:

• Approximately 2,200 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall(HSA 24-02)

• Approximately 70 l.f. of 4” black covebase with associated glue (HSA 24-13)

• Approximately 280 s.f. of wood patterned linoleum flooring (2 layers) with associated glue

(HSA 24-15)

• Approximately 14,000 s.f. of roof material (HSA 24-23), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 350 l.f. of pipe insulation (HSA 24-24), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 80 mud fittings on 0-6” pipe insulation (HSA 24-25), Assumed ACM

Building 25:

• Approximately 14,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall and joint compound

(HSA 25-02)

• Approximately 200 s.f. of wood patterned linoleum flooring (3 layers) (HSA 25-11)

• Approximately 150 s.f. of attic wood pattern flooring (3 layers) (HSA 25-14)

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 25-20), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 60 l.f. of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 25-21), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 6 mud fittings on 0-6” aircell line pipe insulation (HSA 25-25), Assumed

ACM

Building 26:

• Approximately 2,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 26-02)

• Approximately 250 l.f. of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 26-17), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 6 mud fittings on 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 26-18), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 1 l.f. of6-12” aircell pipe insulation debris (HSA 26-19), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 26-20), Assumed ACM

The brown covebase (HSA 1993901-26-13) is negative for asbestos for the covebase material and the associated glue. There was joint compound as part of the sample that tested positive for asbestos. The joint compound in the brown covebase samples is associated with the drywall system

(HSA 1993901-26-02) that contains asbestos-containing joint compound.

Building 27:

• Approximately 1 sink with black sink undercoating (HSA 27-5)

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 27-8), Assumed ACM

Building 28:

• Approximately 2,400 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 28-02)

• Approximately 180 s.f. of underlayment associated with square pattern linoleum flooring

(HSA 28-09)

• Approximately 20 s.f. of 9”x9” grey floor tile and associated mastic (HSA 28-14)

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 28-25), Assumed ACM

Building 29:

• Approximately 2,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 29-01)

• Approximately 1 l.f. of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 29-03)

• Approximately 180 s.f. of wood pattern linoleum flooring – 2nd layer (HSA 29-13)

• Approximately 30 s.f. of 12”x12” grey speckled floor tile – 2nd layer (HSA 29-16)

• Approximately 6 l.f. of 0-6” mag pipe insulation (HSA 29-18)

• Approximately 16,000 s.f. of roof material (HSA 29-20), Assumed ACM

Garage 31 and 32:

• Approximately 60 l.f. of window glazing (HSA 31/32-02) – Garage 32

• Approximately 40 l.f. of window caulk (HSA 31-/2-03) – Garage 32

• Approximately 1,000 s.f. of roof material (HSA 31/32-05), Assumed ACM – Garage 1

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

TTL Associates, Inc. (TTL) conducted a National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants

(NESHAP) Asbestos Survey in the Quarter Buildings (Building numbers 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29) as well as their associated garages (Building numbers 31 and 32) at the Edward Hines Jr.

Veterans Affairs Medical Center (Hines VAMC) located in Hines, Illinois.

1.1 Project Purpose and Objectives

TTL conducted the survey in the all areas of the Quarter Buildings (Building numbers 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29) as well as their associated garages (Building numbers 31 and 32) to determine the presence of asbestos-containing materials (ACM) which may require removal prior to demolition activities.

TTL reviewed previous ACM data (Triennial Asbestos Re-Inspection Report – January 2011) provided by Guidon Design, Inc. (Guidon) to assess the presence of previously identified ACM in the Quarter Buildings (Building numbers23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29) as well as their associated garages (Building numbers 31 and 32). Suspect materials not identified in the previous data were surveyed, quantified and sampled.

1.2 Personnel

The non-destructive survey was conducted by Mr. Robert Serlin of TTL. Mr. Serlin is an Illinois

Department of Public Health (IDPH) certified Asbestos Inspector. A copy of Mr. Serlin’s certification is included in Appendix A.

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2.0 ASBESTOS SURVEY

This section documents the methodology and results of the asbestos survey.

2.1 Homogenous Areas

Each accessible area within the Quarter Buildings (Building numbers 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and

29) as well as their associated garages (Building numbers 31 and 32) was surveyed which included the identification of suspect materials and the definition of homogeneous sampling areas (HSA), assessment of the condition of each material, estimation of the approximate quantity of the suspect

ACM, and collection and analysis of representative bulk samples from each identified HSA. An

HSA is defined as a material that exhibits similar physical characteristics (e.g., texture, surface color, and appearance) and was applied or installed during the same construction period (if known) as determined by TTL’s inspector utilizing professional judgment, experience, and historical building information. TTL only sampled materials not identified in the previous survey data.

2.2 Sampling and Analysis Methods

TTL provided a certified Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) certified Asbestos Inspector to conduct the non-destructive survey of the Quarter Buildings (Building numbers 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29) as well as their associated garages (Building numbers 31 and 32).

Suspect ACM samples were collected using a coring device or other means, as appropriate, to collect a cross section of the suspect material. The samples were placed into clean, unused sealable bags and marked with a unique sample identification number. The samples of suspect ACM were transported to International Asbestos Testing Laboratories (IATL) and analyzed by Polarized Light

Microscopy (PLM) using U.S. EPA Method 600/R-93/116. The EPA/600/R-93/116 “Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Building Materials” requires that all multiple, distinct layers must be analyzed individually. Sample analysis results are provided for each distinct layer of each sample submitted to the laboratory.

IATL is accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP), No.

101165-0, which is administered by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

The laboratory accreditation number is included in the analytical report.

2.3 Survey Analytical Results

TTL identified 137 materials in the quarter buildings (23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, and 29) as well as their associated garages (31 and 32). A total of 301 samples were collected and 507 layers were analyzed. The roof material on the buildings (HSA 1993901-23-09, 1993901-24-02, 1993901-25-

20, 1993901-26-20, 1993901-28-25, 1993901-29-23, and 1993901-31/32-05) were assumed to be asbestos containing due to the height of the roofs and were not sampled. The mastic associated with the cream floor tile (HSA 1993901-28-18) and mastic associated with the white ceramic floor tile (HSA 1993901-28-19) both in Building 28 contained less than one percent asbestos by standard PLM and was further analyzed by point count analysis. The mastic is not asbestos-

TTL Project No.1993901 Page 3 containing as defined by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA). The following materials were identified or assumed to be asbestos containing as defined by the United

States Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA) based upon the survey conducted by TTL.

Building 23:

• Approximately 150 linear feet (l.f.) of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 03)

• Approximately 300 l.f. of 0-6” mag pipe insulation (HSA 04)

• Approximately 20 mud and horse hair pipe fittings on 0-6” mag pipe insulation (HSA 06)

• Approximately 50 l.f. millboard pipe insulation (HSA 07)

• Approximately 1,800 square feet (s.f.) of roof material (HSA 09), Assumed ACM

The survey was a non-destructive survey; therefore, it is possible that pipe insulation may be hidden inside the plaster walls.

Building 24:

• Approximately 2,200 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 24-02)

• Approximately 70 l.f. of 4” Black covebase with associated glue (HSA 24-13)

• Approximately 280 s.f. of wood patterned linoleum flooring (2 layers) and associated mastic (HSA 24-15)

• Approximately 14,000 s.f. of roof material (HSA 24-23), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 80 mud fittings on 0-6” pipe insulation (HSA 224-5)

The pipe insulation and hard fittings located in the basement were labeled with an “A”, therefore, they are assumed to be asbestos-containing and were not sampled.

Building 25:

• Approximately 14,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall and joint compound

(HSA 25-02)

• Approximately 200 s.f. of wood patterned linoleum flooring (3 layers) (HSA 25-11)

• Approximately 150 s.f. of attic wood pattern flooring (3 layers) (HSA 25-14)

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 25-20), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 60 l.f. of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 25-21), Assumed ACM hidden inside the plaster walls. There was no access to Apartment 25 West, therefore millboard pipe insulation (HSA 1993901-25-4) could be present. The pipe insulation and hard fittings located in the basement were labeled with an asbestos danger sticker, therefore, they are assumed to be asbestos-containing and were not sampled.

Building 26:

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• Approximately 2,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 02)

• Approximately 250 l.f. of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 17), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 6 mud fittings on 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 18), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 1 l.f. of 6-12” aircell pipe insulation debris (HSA 19), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 20), Assumed ACM

The pipe insulation and hard fittings located in the basement were labeled with an asbestos danger sticker, therefore, they are assumed to be asbestos-containing and were not sampled. The brown covebase (HSA 1993901-26-13) is negative for asbestos for the covebase material and the associated glue. There was joint compound as part of the sample that tested positive for asbestos.

The joint compound in the brown covebase samples is associated with the drywall system (HSA

1993901-26-02) that contains asbestos-containing joint compound.

Building 27:

• Approximately 1 sink with black sink undercoating (HSA 27-05)

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 27-08), Assumed ACM

Building 28:

(HSA 28-09)

The square pattern linoleum flooring (HSA 1993901-28-9) was over multiple layers of plywood subflooring. There could be other flooring materials present under the plywood subflooring. The survey was a non-destructive survey; therefore, it is possible that pipe insulation may be hidden inside the plaster walls. The brown covebase (HSA 1993901-28-06) is negative for asbestos for the covebase material and the associated glue. There was joint compound as part of the sample that tested positive for asbestos. The joint compound in the brown covebase samples is associated with the drywall system (HSA 1993901-28-02) that contains asbestos-containing joint compound.

Building 29:

• Approximately 2,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 29-01)

• Approximately 180 s.f. of wood pattern linoleum flooring – 2nd layer (HSA 29-13)

• Approximately 30 s.f. of 12”x12” grey speckled floor tile – 2nd layer (HSA 29-16)

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Garage 31 and 32:

• Approximately 60 l.f. of window glazing (HSA 02) – Garage 32

• Approximately 40 l.f. of window caulk (HSA 03) – Garage 32

• Approximately 1,000 s.f. of roof material (HSA 31/32-05), Assumed ACM – Garage 1

Refer to Appendix B for TTL’s NESHAP Asbestos Survey Summary Tables. Refer to Appendix

C for asbestos laboratory analytical reports. The sampling location maps are attached in Appendix

D. A copy of the previous ACM data provided to TTL by Guidon is presented in Appendix E.

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3.0 CONCLUSIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS

This section summarizes the results of the NESHAP Asbestos Survey and provides conclusions and recommendations.

3.1 Asbestos Survey

The U.S. EPA defines regulated asbestos-containing material (RACM) as: (a) Friable asbestos material, (b) Category I Non-Friable ACM that has become friable, (c) Category I Non-Friable

ACM that will be or has been subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading, or (d) Category

II Non-Friable ACM that has a high probability of becoming or has become crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by the forces expected to act on the material in the course of demolition or renovation operations.

Building 23

The following friable ACM were identified and require removal prior to demolition activities that would disturb the material:

• Approximately 150 l.f. of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 23-03)

• Approximately 300 l.f. of 0-6” mag pipe insulation (HSA 23-04)

• Approximately 20 mud and horse hair pipe fittings on 0-6” mag pipe insulation (HSA 23-

06)

• Approximately 50 l.f. millboard line (HSA 23-07)

The following non-friable Category I material was assumed as ACM. This material is currently in good condition and may remain during demolition in place as long as it is not rendered friable during demolition activities:

• Approximately 1,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 23-09), Assumed ACM

Non-friable Category I asbestos-containing roofing materials do not need to be removed prior to demolition. However, all workers on site must be made aware of the materials being disturbed and any debris removed from site must be taken to an appropriate landfill that will accept asbestos debris.

No non-friable Category II materials were identified in Building 23.

Building 24

The following friable ACM were identified or assumed, and require removal prior to demolition activities that would disturb the material:

• Approximately 80 mud fittings on0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 24-25), Assumed ACM

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The following non-friable Category I ACM were identified and require removal prior to demolition

• Approximately 280 s.f. of wood patterned linoleum flooring (2 layers) with associated glue

(HSA 24-15)

The following non-friable Category I roofing material was assumed as ACM. This material is currently in good condition and may remain in place during demolition as long as it is not rendered friable during demolition activities:

• Approximately 14,000 s.f. of roof material (HSA 24-23), Assumed ACM

Non-Friable Category I asbestos containing roofing materials do not need to be removed prior to

The following non-friable Category II ACM were identified, and require removal prior to demolition activities that would disturb the material:

• Approximately 2,200 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 24-02)

• Approximately 70 l.f. of 4” black covebase with associated glue (HSA 24-13)

Building 25

The following friable ACM were assumed to be ACM and require removal prior to demolition

• Approximately 60 l.f. of 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 25-21), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 25-20), Assumed ACM

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The following non-friable Category II ACM were identified and require removal prior to

• Approximately 14,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 25-02)

• Approximately 200 s.f. of wood patterned linoleum flooring (3 layers) (HSA 25-11)

Building 26

The following friable ACM were assumed and require removal prior to demolition activities that

• Approximately 250 l.f. of 0-6” 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 26-17), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 6 mud fittings on 0-6” aircell pipe insulation (HSA 26-18), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 1 l.f. of 6-12” aircell pipe insulation debris (HSA 26-19), Assumed ACM

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 26-20), Assumed ACM

The following non-friable Category II ACM were identified, or assumed, and require removal prior to demolition activities that would disturb the material:

• Approximately 2,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall (HSA 26-02)

Building 27

No friable ACM were identified in Building 27.

• Approximately 2,800 s.f. of roof material (HSA 27-20), Assumed ACM

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• Approximately 1 sing with black sink undercoating (HSA 27-5)

Building 28

No friable ACM were identified in Building 28.

The following non-friable Category I ACM were identified, or assumed, and require removal prior to demolition activities that would disturb the material:

(HSA 28-09)

Building 29

The following friable ACM were identified and require removal prior to demolition activities that

• Approximately 180 s.f. of wood pattern linoleum flooring – 2nd layer (HSA 29-13)

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• Approximately 30 s.f. of 12”x12” grey speckled floor tile – 2nd layer (HSA 29-16)

• Approximately 2,000 s.f. joint compound associated with drywall and joint compound

(HSA 29-01)

Garage Building 31 and 32

No friable ACM were identified in the Garage Building 31 and 32.

• Approximately 1,000 s.f. of roof material (HSA 231/32-05), Assumed ACM – Garage 1

• Approximately 60 l.f. of window glazing (HSA 31/32-02) – Garage 32

• Approximately 40 l.f. of window caulk (HSA 31/32-03) - Garage 32

NESHAP asbestos regulations require the removal of all RACM from a facility being demolished or renovated prior to beginning any activity that might damage or disturb the material. The Illinois

Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) requires written notification if the combined amount of

RACM to be removed is at least 260 linear feet, at least 160 square feet, or at least one cubic meter of facility components where length or area could not be measured.

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The IDPH requires a ten-day notification if the amount of RACM to be removed exceeds 3 linear feet or 3 square feet and up to 260 liner feet and 160 square feet. This notification is to be submitted at least ten working days prior to beginning any asbestos abatement.

TTL recommends the removal of the RACM and the ACM that might become RACM based on the project-specific demolition techniques by a licensed asbestos abatement contractor. Based on the condition of the material, the identified ACM may be expected to be a RACM. Therefore, the demolition contractor must be notified of the presence, quantity and location of the material so as to avoid project specific demolition techniques that may render the material friable and RACM.

3.2 Limitations

TTL has made reasonable efforts to identify and quantify suspect ACM based upon the standard of care in the environmental industry existing at the time of the survey. This survey only summarizes the potential presence and estimated quantities of visually observed ACM within the designated areas.

The surveys were non-destructive, therefore, there is a potential for pipe insulation to be hidden behind plaster walls and ceilings. The pipe insulation identified in Buildings 23, 24, 25, and 26 were labeled with either an “A” on the pipe or were labeled with asbestos danger stickers and were not sampled and are assumed to be asbestos-containing. The roof materials on the buildings are assumed to be ACM due to the height of the buildings and were not sampled.

Additional material disturbed during renovation or demolition activities should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, especially materials that were previously hidden, obscured or inaccessible, to determine if the material is included in this survey. If a given material is not described in this survey or cannot be identified as a non-suspect material, the material should be assumed to contain asbestos and renovation and/or demolition activities should be halted until sampling and analysis can be accomplished. Parties conducting renovation and/or demolition activities should follow all applicable federal, state, and local regulations in handling identified and suspect ACM.

The information contained in the report was based upon specific parameters and regulations in force at the time of the survey. The information herein is only for the specific use of Guidon, Hines

VAMC and TTL, unless written authorization is obtained from TTL. TTL accepts no responsibility for the use, interpretation, or reliance by other parties on the information contained herein, nor does this report represent an instrument of regulatory compliance or an asbestos abatement specification.

APPENDIX A

TTL CERTIFICATION

APPENDIX B

NESHAP ASBESTOS SURVEY SUMMARY TABLES

NESHAP Asbestos Survey Summary Table Hines VA Quarter Buildings-Building 23

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

23-01 Plaster Throughout 18,000 s.f. NF-II 01A-01G Negative 18,000

Total 18,000 s.f.

23-02 12"x12" Brown floor tile with associated mastic Basement 300 s.f. NF-I 02A,02B Negative

Total 300 s.f.

23-03 0- 6" Aircell pipe insulation 2nd floor 50 l.f. F 03A Positive 23-03 0- 6" Aircell pipe insulation Basement 100 l.f. F 03B,03C Positive

Total 150 l.f.

23-04 0- 6" Mag pipe insulation Basement 300 l.f. F 04A-04C Positive

Total 300 l.f.

23-05 Mud fitting on 0-6" aircell pipe insulation Basement 20 each F 05A-05C Negative

Total 20 each

23-06 Mud and horse hair fitting on 0-6" mag pipe insulation Basement 20 each NF-II 06A-06C Positive

Total 20 each

23-07 0-6" Millboard pipe insulation Stairs to 2nd floor 50 l.f. F 07A-07C Positive

Total 50 l.f.

23-08 Exterior door and window frame caulk Exterior 1,000 l.f. NF-II 08A,08B Negative

Total 1,000 l.f.

23-09 Roof material Roof 1,800 s.f. NF-I No access Assumed 1,800

Total 1,800 s.f.

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Hines VA Quarter Buildings - Building 24

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

24-01 Plaster Throughout 19,000 s.f. NF-II 01A-01G Negative 19,000

Total 19,000 s.f.

24-02 Drywall with associated joint compound Apartment 24E 300 s.f. NF-II 02A Positive 24-02 Drywall with associated joint compound Apartment 24F 400 s.f. NF-II 02B Positive 24-02 Drywall with associated joint compound Apartment 24C 400 s.f. NF-II 02C Positive 24-02 Drywall with associated joint compound Apartment 24A 300 s.f. NF-II 02E Positive 24-02 Drywall with associated joint compound Apartment 24B 400 s.f. NF-II 02D Positive 24-02 Drywall with associated joint compound Apartment 24D 400 s.f. NF-II Positive

Total 2,200 s.f.

24-03 White sink undercoating Apartment 24E 1 each NF-II 03A Negative 24-03 White sink undercoating Apartment 24F 1 each NF-II Negative 24-03 White sink undercoating Apartment 24C 1 each NF-II 03B Negative 24-03 White sink undercoating Apartment 24A 1 each NF-II Negative 24-03 White sink undercoating Apartment 24B 1 each NF-II Negative 24-03 White sink undercoating Apartment 24D 1 each NF-II Negative

Total 6 each

24-04 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile and border Apartment 24E 125 s.f. F 04A Negative 24-04 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile and border Apartment 24F 160 s.f. F Negative 24-04 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile and border Apartment 24C 160 s.f. F 04B Negative 24-04 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile and border Apartment 24A 160 s.f. F Negative 24-04 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile and border Apartment 24B 160 s.f. F Negative 24-04 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile and border Apartment 24D 125 s.f. F Negative

Total 890 s.f.

24-05 6" Brown covebase with associated glue Apartment 24E 50 l.f. NF-II 05A,05B Negative 24-05 6" Brown covebase with associated glue Apartment 24F 60 l.f. NF-II Negative

Total 110 l.f.

24-06 12"x12" Gray speckled floor tile with associated mastic Apartment 24E 140 s.f. NF-I 06A Negative 24-06 12"x12" Gray speckled floor tile with associated mastic Apartment 24F 225 s.f. NF-I Negative 24-06 12"x12" Gray speckled floor tile with associated mastic Apartment 24C 160 s.f. NF-I 06B Negative 24-06 12"x12" Gray speckled floor tile with associated mastic Apartment 24A 175 s.f. NF-I Negative

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HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result 24-06 12"x12" Gray speckled floor tile with associated mastic Apartment 24D 250 s.f. NF-I Negative

Total 950 s.f.

24-07 Wood-like engineered flooring Apartment 24E 130 s.f. NF-II 07A Negative 24-07 Wood-like engineered flooring Apartment 24F 160 s.f. NF-II Negative 24-07 Wood-like engineered flooring Apartment 24D 160 s.f. NF-II 07B Negative

Total 450 s.f.

24-08 Floor fabric layer Apartment 24E 130 s.f. F 08A Negative 24-08 Floor fabric layer Apartment 24F 160 s.f. F Negative 24-08 Floor fabric layer Apartment 24D 160 s.f. F 08B Negative f Total 450 s.f.

24-09 4" Tan covebase with associated glue Apartment 24E 35 s.f. NF-II 09A Negative 24-09 4" Tan covebase with associated glue Apartment 24B 35 s.f. NF-II Negative 24-09 4" Tan covebase with associated glue Apartment 24A 50 s.f. NF-II 09B Negative

Total 120 s.f.

24-10 Interior window frame caulk Apartment 24E 200 l.f. NF-II 10A Negative 24-10 Interior window frame caulk Apartment 24F 200 l.f. NF-II Negative 24-10 Interior window frame caulk Apartment 24C 200 l.f. NF-II 10C Negative 24-10 Interior window frame caulk Apartment 24A 200 l.f. NF-II Negative 24-10 Interior window frame caulk Apartment 24B 200 l.f. NF-II Negative 24-10 Interior window frame caulk Apartment 24D 200 l.f. NF-II Negative

Total 1,200 l.f.

24-11 4" White covebase with associated glue Apartment 24E 20 l.f. NF-II 11A Negative 24-11 4" White covebase with associated glue Apartment 24D 25 l.f. NF-II 11B Negative

Total 45 l.f.

24-12 Yellow carpet glue 2nd floor East stairwell 125 s.f. NF-II 12A Negative 24-12 Yellow carpet glue 2nd floor West stairwell 125 s.f. NF-I Negative 24-12 Yellow carpet glue 1st floor West stairwell 200 s.f. NF-I 12B Negative 24-12 Yellow carpet glue 1st floor East stairwell 200 s.f. NF-I Negative

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HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result Total 650 s.f.

24-13 4" Black covebase with associated glue Apartment 24C 60 l.f. NF-II 13A Positive 24-13 4" Black covebase with associated glue Apartment 24B 10 l.f. NF-II 13B Positive

Total 70 l.f.

24-14 12"x12" Tan with border pattern floor tile with associated mastic Apartment 24C 125 s.f. NF-I 14A,14B Negative

Total 125 s.f.

24-15 Wood pattern linoleum (2 layer) with associated glue Apartment 24B 120 s.f. NF-II 15A,15B Positive 24-15 Wood pattern linoleum (2 layer) with associated glue Apartment 24D 160 s.f. NF-II Positive

Total 280 s.f.

24-16 Tan square pattern linoleum floor tile with associated glue Apartment 24B 150 s.f. NF-II 16A,16B Negative

Total 150 s.f.

24-17 12"x12" Cream with brown streaks floor tile with associated mastic Apartment 24A 160 s.f. NF-I 17A,17B Negative

Total 160 s.f.

24-18 Black floor paper (under hardwood flooring) Apartment 24A 1,500 s.f. F 18A,18B Negative

Total 1,500 s.f.

24-19 4" Brown covebase with associated glue Apartment 24D 50 l.f. NF-II 19A,19B Negative

50 l.f.

24-20 Black wall tar Basement 500 s.f. NF-II 20A,20B Negative

500 s.f.

24-21 Exterior building caulk (between stones) Exterior 800 l.f. NF-II 21A,21B Negative

800 l.f.

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HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result 24-22 Exterior door and window frame caulk Exterior 1,000 l.f. NF-II 22A,22B Negative

1,000 l.f.

24-23 Roof Material Roof 14,000 s.f. NF-I No access Assumed

14,000 s.f.

24-24 0- 6" Pipe insulation Basement 350 l.f. F Labeled as ACM Assumed

350 l.f.

24-25 Mud fittings on 0-6" pipe insulation Basement 80 each F Labeled as ACM Assumed

80 each

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Hines VA Quarter Buildings-Building 25

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

25-1 Plaster Throughout 14,000 s.f. NF-II 01A-01G Negative 14,000

Total 14,000 s.f.

25-2 Drywall with associated joint compound Throughout 2,000 s.f. NF-II 02A-02E Positive

Total 2,000 s.f.

25-3 Interior window frame caulk Throughout 900 l.f. NF-II 03A,03B Negative

Total 900 l.f.

25-4 0-6" Millboard pipe insulation 2nd Stairs access hatch 25E 2 l.f. F 04A,04B Negative

Total 2 l.f.

25-5 White line pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 25E 155 s.f. F 05A Negative 25-5 White line pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 25W 155 s.f. F 05B Negative

Total 310 s.f.

25-6 18"x18" Cream ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue 1st Floor side room 25E 155 s.f. NF-II Negative 25-6 18"x18" Cream ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue Kitchen 25E 150 s.f. NF-II 06B Negative 25-6 18"x18" Cream ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue 1st Floor restroom 25E 30 s.f. NF-II 06A Negative 25-6 18"x18" Cream ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue Kitchen 25W 150 s.f. NF-II Negative

Total 485 s.f.

25-7 Gray sink undercoating Kitchen 25E 1 each NF-II 07A,07B Negative

Total 1 each

25-8 12"x12" Cream with diagonal pattern floor tile with associated mastic Back entrance 25E 15 s.f. NF-I 08A Negative 25-8 12"x12" Cream with diagonal pattern floor tile with associated mastic Front entrance 25W 30 s.f. NF-I 08B Negative

Total 45 s.f.

25-9 4" White covebase with associated glue Kitchen 25W 10 l.f. NF-II 09A Negative 25-9 4" White covebase with associated glue Front entrance 25W 15 l.f. NF-II 09B Negative

Total 25 l.f.

25-10 4" Brown covebase with associated glue 1st Floor Restroom 25W 15 l.f. NF-II 10A,10B Negative

Total 15 l.f.

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Hines VA Quarter Buildings-Building 25

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result 25-11 Wood pattern linoleum floor (3 Layers) Kitchen 25W 150 s.f. NF-I 11A Positive - Flooring Only 25-11 Wood pattern linoleum floor (3 Layers) Back entrance 25W 50 s.f. NF-I 11B Positive - Flooring Only

Total 200 s.f.

25-12 12"x12" Tan with brown speckles floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor side room 25W 155 s.f. NF-I 12A,12B Negative

Total 155 s.f.

25-13 18"x18" White floor tile with associated mastic Kitchen 25W 150 s.f. NF-I 13A,13B Negative

Total 150 s.f.

25-14 Attic wood pattern flooring (3 layers) Attic 25E 150 s.f. NF-II 14A,14B Positive

Total 150 s.f.

25-15 Tan sink undercoating Kitchen 25W 1 each NF-II 15A,15B Negative

Total 1 each

25-16 Basement stair tread with associated glue Basement 25W 44 s.f. NF-II 16A,16B Negative

Total 44 s.f.

25-17 Exterior door and window frame caulk Exterior 900 l.f. NF-II 17A,17B Negative

Total 900 l.f.

25-18 Exterior building caulk Exterior 200 l.f. NF-II 18A,18B Negative

Total 200 l.f.

25-19 Black wall tar Basement 25E 8 s.f. NF-II 19A Negative 25-19 Black wall tar Basement 25W 8 s.f. NF-II 19B Negative

16 s.f.

25-20 Roof Material Roof 2,800 s.f. NF-I Assumed

2,800 s.f.

25-21 0-6"Aircell pipe insulation Basement 60 l.f. F labeled ACM Assumed

60 l.f.

25-22 Mud fittings on 0-6" aircell pipe insulation Basement 6 each F labeled ACM Assumed

6 each

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Hines VA Quarter Buildings-Building 26

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

26-1 Plaster Throughout 14,000 s.f. NF-II 01A-01G Negative 14,000

Total 14,000 s.f.

26-2 Drywall with associated joint compound Throughout 2,000 s.f. NF-II 02A-02E Positive

Total 2,000 s.f.

26-3 18"x18" Cream ceramic floor tile and associated grout and glue 1st Floor side room 26E 155 s.f. NF-II 03A,03B Negative

Total 155 s.f.

26-4 0-6" Millboard pipe insulation 2nd Floor stairs access hatch 26E 1 l.f. F 04A Negative 26-4 0-6" Millboard pipe insulation 2nd Floor stairs access hatch 26W 1 l.f. F 04B Negative

Total 2 l.f.

26-5 White line pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 26E 155 s.f. F 05A Negative 26-5 White line pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 26W 155 s.f. F 05B Negative

Total 310 s.f.

26-6 4" Gray covebase with associated glue Front entry 26E 12 l.f. NF-II 06A,06B Negative

Total 12 l.f.

26-7 12"x12" Cream diagonal pattern floor tile with associated mastic Front entry 26E 25 s.f. NF-I 07A,07B Negative

Total 25 s.f.

26-8 12"x12" Eggshell ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue 1st Floor restroom 26E 25 s.f. NF-II 08A,08B Negative

Total 25 s.f.

26-9 4" Taupe covebase with associated glue Kitchen 26W 30 s.f. NF-II 09A Negative 26-9 4" Taupe covebase with associated glue 1st Floor restroom 26W 12 s.f. NF-II 09B Negative

Total 42 s.f.

26-10 12"x12" Cream floor tile with associated mastic Kitchen 26W 120 s.f. NF-I 10A Negative 26-10 12"x12" Cream floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor restroom 26W 30 s.f. NF-I 10B Negative 26-10 12"x12" Cream floor tile with associated mastic Back entry 26W 50 s.f. NF-I Negative 26-10 12"x12" Cream floor tile with associated mastic Front entry 26W 25 s.f. NF-I Negative

Total 225 s.f.

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Hines VA Quarter Buildings-Building 26

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result 26-11 12"x12" Cream with brown streaks floor tile with associated mastic 2nd Floor side room 26W 155 s.f. NF-I 11A,11B Negative

Total 155 s.f.

26-12 Tan sink undercoating Kitchen 26W 1 each NF-II 12A,12B Negative

Total 1 each

26-13 4" Brown covebase and associated glue 1st Floor side room 26W 50 l.f. NF-II 13A,13B Negative

Total 50 l.f.

26-14 6" Brown covebase and associated glue Front entrance 26W 10 l.f. NF-II 14A,14B Negative

Total 10 l.f.

26-15 Exterior door and window caulk Exterior 900 l.f. NF-II 15A,15B Negative

Total 900 l.f.

26-16 Exterior building caulk Exterior 200 l.f. NF-II 16A,16B Negative

Total 200 l.f.

26-17 0-6" Aircell pipe insulation Basement 250 l.f. F Labeled as ACM Assumed

Total 250 l.f.

26-18 Mud fittings on 0-6" aircell pipe insulation Basement 6 each F Labeled as ACM Assumed

Total 6 each

26-19 6-12" Aircell pipe insulation debris Basement 1 l.f. F Labeled as ACM Assumed

1 l.f.

26-20 Roof material Roof 2,800 s.f. NF-I Assumed

2,800 s.f.

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Hines VA Quarter Buildings-Building 27

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

27-1 Plaster Throughout 19,000 s.f. NF-II 01A-01G Negative 19,000

Total 19,000 s.f.

27-2 Ceiling panel Basement 900 s.f. F 02A,02B Negative

Total 900 s.f.

27-3 Stair tread and associated glue Basement 44 s.f. NF-II 03A,03B Negative

Total 44 s.f.

27-4 Interior window frame caulk Throughout 1,000 l.f. NF-II 04A,04B Negative

Total 1,000 l.f.

27-5 Black sink undercoating Kitchen 1 each NF-II 05A,05B Positive

Total 1 each

27-6 Black floor paper (under hardwood floors) Throughout 3,000 s.f. NF-II 06A,06B Negative

Total 3,000 s.f.

27-7 Exterior door and window frame caulk Exterior 1,000 l.f. NF-II 07A,07B Negative

Total 1,000 l.f.

27-8 Roof material Roof 2,000 s.f. NF-I Assumed

Total 2,000 s.f.

Hines VA Quarter Buildings-Building 28

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

28-1 Plaster Throughout 14,000 s.f. NF-II 01A-01G Negative 14,000

Total 14,000 s.f.

28-2 Drywall with associated joint compound Throughout 2,400 s.f. NF-II 02A-02B Positive

Total 2,400 s.f.

28-3 Fiberglass with black paper backing Attic 1,000 s.f. F 03A,03B Negative

Total 1,000 s.f.

28-4 Interior window frame caulk Throughout 900 l.f. NF-II 04A,04B Negative

Total 900 l.f.

28-5 4" Black covebase with associated glue Kitchen 28W 10 l.f. NF-II 05A Negative 28-5 4" Black covebase with associated glue Kitchen 28E 20 l.f. NF-II 05B Negative 28-5 4" Black covebase with associated glue 1st Floor restroom 28E 10 l.f. NF-II Negative

Total 40 l.f.

28-6 4" Brown covebase with associated glue 1st Floor side room 28W 50 l.f. NF-II 06A Negative 28-6 4" Brown covebase with associated glue 1st Floor side room 28E 50 l.f. NF-II 06B Negative

Total 100 l.f.

28-7 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 28W 155 s.f. F 07A Negative 28-7 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 28E 155 s.f. F 07B Negative

Total 310 s.f.

28-8 12"x12" Tan with brown streaks floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor side room 28W 155 s.f. NF-I 08A Negative 28-8 12"x12" Tan with brown streaks floor tile with associated mastic Basement 28W 110 s.f. NF-I 08B Negative

Total 265 s.f.

28-9 Square pattern linoleum flooring Kitchen 28W 100 s.f. NF-II 09A Positive 28-9 Square pattern linoleum flooring 1st Floor restroom 28W 30 s.f. NF-II Positive 28-9 Square pattern linoleum flooring Back Hall 28W 50 s.f. NF-II 09C Positive

Total 180 s.f.

28-10 4" Tan covebase with associated glue 2nd Floor restroom 28W 10 l.f. NF-II 10A Negative 28-10 4" Tan covebase with associated glue 1st Floor restroom 28W 10 l.f. NF-II 10B Negative

Total 20 l.f.

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HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

28-11 12"x12" Brown and tan speckled floor tile with associated mastic 2nd Floor restroom 28W 75 s.f. NF-I 11A,11B Negative

Total 75 s.f.

28-12 Gray sink undercoating Kitchen 28W 1 each NF-II 12A Negative 28-12 Gray sink undercoating Kitchen 28E 1 each NF-II 12B Negative

Total 2 each

28-13 0-6" Millboard pipe insulation 2nd stairs access hatch 28W 1 l.f. F 13A Negative 28-13 0-6" Millboard pipe insulation 2nd stairs access hatch 28E 2 l.f. F 13B Negative

Total 3 l.f.

28-14 9"x9" Gray floor tile with associated mastic Basement restroom 28W 20 s.f. NF-I Fair Positive

Total 20 s.f.

28-15 Black wall tar Basement 28W 8 s.f. NF-II 15A Negative 28-15 Black wall tar Basement 28E 8 s.f. NF-II 15B Negative

Total 16 s.f.

28-16 White sink undercoating Kitchen 28E 1 each NF-II 16A,16B Negative

Total 1 each

28-17 Rock pattern linoleum flooring Attic 28E 250 s.f. NF-II 17A,17B Negative

Total 250 s.f.

28-18 12"x12" Cream with diagonal pattern floor tile with associated mastic Kitchen closet 8 s.f. NF-I 18A Negative 28-18 12"x12" Cream with diagonal pattern floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor entry 28E 25 s.f. NF-I 18B Negative

Total 33 s.f.

28-19 12"x12" White ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue Front entry 28W 15 s.f. NF-II 19A,19B Negative

15 s.f.

28-20 12"x12" Gray ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue Kitchen 28E 150 s.f. NF-II 20A Negative 28-20 12"x12" Gray ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue 1st Floor restroom 28E 30 s.f. NF-II 20B Negative

180 s.f.

28-21 12"x12" Gray speckled floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor back entry 10 s.f. NF-I 21A,21B Negative

10 s.f.

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HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

28-22 4" White covebase and associated glue Front entry 28E 12 l.f. NF-II 22A,22B Negative

12 l.f.

28-23 Exterior door and window frame caulk Exterior 900 l.f. NF-II 23A,23B Negative

900 l.f.

28-24 Exterior building caulk Exterior 100 l.f. NF-II 24A,24B Negative

100 l.f.

28-25 Roof Material Roof 2,800 s.f. NF-I Assumed

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HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

28-1 Plaster Throughout 14,000 s.f. NF-II 01A-01G Negative 14,000

Total 14,000 s.f.

28-2 Drywall with associated joint compound Throughout 2,400 s.f. NF-II 02A-02B Positive

Total 2,400 s.f.

28-3 Fiberglass with black paper backing Attic 1,000 s.f. F 03A,03B Negative

Total 1,000 s.f.

28-4 Interior window frame caulk Throughout 900 l.f. NF-II 04A,04B Negative

Total 900 l.f.

28-5 4" Black covebase with associated glue Kitchen 28W 10 l.f. NF-II 05A Negative 28-5 4" Black covebase with associated glue Kitchen 28E 20 l.f. NF-II 05B Negative 28-5 4" Black covebase with associated glue 1st Floor restroom 28E 10 l.f. NF-II Negative

Total 40 l.f.

28-6 4" Brown covebase with associated glue 1st Floor side room 28W 50 l.f. NF-II 06A Negative 28-6 4" Brown covebase with associated glue 1st Floor side room 28E 50 l.f. NF-II 06B Negative

Total 100 l.f.

28-7 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 28W 155 s.f. F 07A Negative 28-7 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 28E 155 s.f. F 07B Negative

Total 310 s.f.

28-8 12"x12" Tan with brown streaks floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor side room 28W 155 s.f. NF-I 08A Negative 28-8 12"x12" Tan with brown streaks floor tile with associated mastic Basement 28W 110 s.f. NF-I 08B Negative

Total 265 s.f.

28-9 Square pattern linoleum flooring Kitchen 28W 100 s.f. NF-II 09A Positive 28-9 Square pattern linoleum flooring 1st Floor restroom 28W 30 s.f. NF-II Positive 28-9 Square pattern linoleum flooring Back Hall 28W 50 s.f. NF-II 09C Positive

Total 180 s.f.

28-10 4" Tan covebase with associated glue 2nd Floor restroom 28W 10 l.f. NF-II 10A Negative 28-10 4" Tan covebase with associated glue 1st Floor restroom 28W 10 l.f. NF-II 10B Negative

Total 20 l.f.

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

28-11 12"x12" Brown and tan speckled floor tile with associated mastic 2nd Floor restroom 28W 75 s.f. NF-I 11A,11B Negative

Total 75 s.f.

28-12 Gray sink undercoating Kitchen 28W 1 each NF-II 12A Negative 28-12 Gray sink undercoating Kitchen 28E 1 each NF-II 12B Negative

Total 2 each

28-13 0-6" Millboard pipe insulation 2nd stairs access hatch 28W 1 l.f. F 13A Negative 28-13 0-6" Millboard pipe insulation 2nd stairs access hatch 28E 2 l.f. F 13B Negative

Total 3 l.f.

28-14 9"x9" Gray floor tile with associated mastic Basement restroom 28W 20 s.f. NF-I Fair Positive

Total 20 s.f.

28-15 Black wall tar Basement 28W 8 s.f. NF-II 15A Negative 28-15 Black wall tar Basement 28E 8 s.f. NF-II 15B Negative

Total 16 s.f.

28-16 White sink undercoating Kitchen 28E 1 each NF-II 16A,16B Negative

Total 1 each

28-17 Rock pattern linoleum flooring Attic 28E 250 s.f. NF-II 17A,17B Negative

Total 250 s.f.

28-18 12"x12" Cream with diagonal pattern floor tile with associated mastic Kitchen closet 8 s.f. NF-I 18A Negative 28-18 12"x12" Cream with diagonal pattern floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor entry 28E 25 s.f. NF-I 18B Negative

Total 33 s.f.

28-19 12"x12" White ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue Front entry 28W 15 s.f. NF-II 19A,19B Negative

15 s.f.

28-20 12"x12" Gray ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue Kitchen 28E 150 s.f. NF-II 20A Negative 28-20 12"x12" Gray ceramic floor tile with associated grout and glue 1st Floor restroom 28E 30 s.f. NF-II 20B Negative

180 s.f.

28-21 12"x12" Gray speckled floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor back entry 10 s.f. NF-I 21A,21B Negative

10 s.f.

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

28-22 4" White covebase and associated glue Front entry 28E 12 l.f. NF-II 22A,22B Negative

12 l.f.

28-23 Exterior door and window frame caulk Exterior 900 l.f. NF-II 23A,23B Negative

900 l.f.

28-24 Exterior building caulk Exterior 100 l.f. NF-II 24A,24B Negative

100 l.f.

28-25 Roof Material Roof 2,800 s.f. NF-I Assumed

Hines VA Quarter Buildings-Building 29

Hines, Illinois

HSA HSA Description Functional Area Quantity Unit Friability Sample Location Result

29-1 Drywall with associated joint compound Throughout 2,000 s.f. NF-II 01A-01E Positive 2,000

Total 2,000 s.f.

29-2 Plaster Throughout 14,000 s.f. NF-II 02A-02G Negative

Total 14,000 s.f.

29-3 0 - 6" Aircell pipe insulation Attic 1 l.f. F 03A,03B Positive

Total 1 l.f.

29-4 9"x9" Cream with multi color speckles floor tile and associated mastic Attic 29W 250 s.f. NF-I 04A,04B Negative

Total 250 s.f.

29-5 4" White covebase with associated glue 2nd Floor restroom 29W 15 l.f. NF-II 05A Negative 29-5 4" White covebase with associated glue 1st Floor restroom 29W 8 l.f. NF-II 05B Negative 29-5 4" White covebase with associated glue Kitchen 29W 15 l.f. NF-II Negative

Total 38 l.f.

29-6 4" Black covebase with associated glue 1st Floor side room 29W 50 l.f. NF-II 06A,06B Negative

Total 50 l.f.

29-7 12'x12' Gray streaked floor tile with associated mastic 1st Floor side room 29W 155 s.f. NF-I 07A,07B Negative

Total 155 s.f.

29-8 6" Black covebase with associated glue 1st Floor front entry 29W 10 l.f. NF-II 08A,08B Negative

Total 10 l.f.

29-9 12"x12" Light gray marble pattern floor tile 1st Floor front entry 29W 30 s.f. NF-I 09A Negative 29-9 12"x12" Light gray marble pattern floor tile 1st Floor kitchen 29W 100 s.f. NF-I Negative 29-9 12"x12" Light gray marble pattern floor tile 1st Floor restroom 29W 30 s.f. NF-I Negative 29-9 12"x12" Light gray marble pattern floor tile 1st Floor back hallway 29W 50 s.f. NF-I 09B Negative

Total 210 s.f.

29-10 White sink undercoating 1st Floor kitchen 29W 1 each NF-II 10A Negative 29-10 White sink undercoating 1st Floor kitchen 29E 1 each NF-II 10B Negative

Total 2 each

29-11 White square pattern suspended ceiling tile 1st Floor side room 29W 155 s.f.