S06_RFI UPDATE 22 00 97 5th Floor Asbestos and Lead Survey Report REV 1 2023 10 05.pdf

Asbestos NESHAP & Lead Survey

Performed at:

James A. Haley VA Hospital

Building 1 - 5th Floor

13000 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.

Tampa, FL 33612

Report Prepared For:

AESUS

1050 E. Southern Ave, Suite D

Tempe, AR 85282

Report Prepared By:

OHC Environmental Engineering, Inc.

101 South Hoover Blvd, Suite 101

Tampa, Florida 33609

OHC Project #220097-AS

June 10th, 2022

Building 1 5th Floor South Wing

Limited Asbestos & Lead Survey

OHC Project No. 220097-AS

PROJECT INFORMATION

OHC PROJECT #: 220097-AS

CLIENT NAME: Veterans’ Health Administration

CLIENT CONTACT: Mr. Orlando Gonzalez

PROJECT LOCATION: Building 1 - 5th Floor

13000 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.

Tampa, FL 33612

SERVICES: Asbestos & Lead Survey

DATE OF SURVEY: May 24th-26th 2022

OHC SURVEYOR: Nick Foster

REPORT REVIEWED BY:

Cristina Jones, CPH, MPH

OHC Operations Manager

LICENSED CONSULTANT:

James F. Rizk, CIH

FLAC #ZA0000060

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION

2.0 BUILDING DESCRIPTION

3.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

3.1 Asbestos Survey Results

3.2 Lead Survey Results

4.0 ASBESTOS SURVEY

4.1 Asbestos Survey Results

4.2 Asbestos Sampling Methods

4.3 Regulatory Requirements

4.4 Statutory Requirements

5.0 LEAD SURVEY

5.1 Lead Survey Results

5.2 Lead Sampling Methods

5.3 Standards for Lead-Containing Paint

6.0 OTHER OBSERVATIONS

7.0 CONCLUSIONS & RECOMMENDATIONS

8.0 LIMITATIONS

9.0 DOCUMENT CONTENT

APPENDIX A: Asbestos & Lead Sampling Locations

APPENDIX B: Photographs of Materials Sampled for Asbestos

APPENDIX C: Photographs of Materials Sampled for Lead

APPENDIX D: Asbestos Laboratory Analytical Results

APPENDIX E: Lead Laboratory Analytical Results

APPENDIX F: Consultant & Laboratory Credentials

1.0 INTRODUCTION

OHC Environmental Engineering, Inc., (OHC), was contracted by Mr. Orlando Gonzales of AESUS to perform an asbestos survey in compliance with the National Emission

Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) regulation for asbestos (40 CFR 61

Subpart M). In addition, a survey for lead-containing paint (LCP) was performed in the areas to be disturbed. The surveys were conducted for the upcoming renovations of the 5th

Floor of the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital Building 1. Representatives from OHC and certified AHERA building inspectors, Nick Foster, and Tom Martinelli, visited the site on

May 24th to the 26th of 2022, to perform these services.

2.0 BUILDING DESCRIPTION

The 5th Floor of the James A. Haley Building 1 that was within the scope of this survey is comprised of patient rooms, a nursing station and offices, GI area, and break rooms that make up approximately a 9,943 SF area. The survey was limited to the Acute Care 5 South wing. The building is estimated to have been built in the 1970’s. The building is constructed on concrete slab at grade. Interior walls are drywall on metal studs. Floors are covered with vinyl floor tiles. Ceilings are a suspended tile system. This survey was conducted to verify conclusions in a previous asbestos survey performed by OHC in May of 2018 (OHC Project

#170161-AS).

TABLE 1: 2022 ASBESTOS SURVEY RESULTS

JAMES A. HALEY VAMC – BUILDING 1-5th Floor Acute Wing South

HSA

Sample

ID

Sample

Location

Material

Description

Approx.

Quantity Result Category

4 097-4A

Wall Cavity

Behind Access

Panel in HVAC

Room in 5A-516

Loose Brown

Fireproofing <1 SF 15% Chrysotile Friable

11 097-11C 5 South Entry

Door

White Interior Door

Caulking 50 LF <1% Chrysotile NF/I

14 097-14A Fire closet

5A-525C

Black Mastic on

Walls 5 SF 2% Chrysotile NF/II

097-15A Day Room

5A-507 White VCT with

Blue Streaks and

Black/Beige Mastic

9,943 SF

<1%-3%

Chrysotile

NF/I

097-15B Storage Room

5A-519

097-16A 5A-507

GWBS 14,000 SF 2% Chrysotile NF/II 097-16B 5A-516

097-16C Hallway East of

Nurses Station

Follow up inspection:

TABLE 1-Cont.: MATERIALS SAMPLED FOR ASBESTOS

HSA

Sample

ID

Sample Location

Material

Description Result

Category

097-20A

Room 5A-516 Behind

Wall Panel (H.A.C.

Room) Loose Brown

Fireproofing within Wall

Cavities and on Top of

Lockers

Loose Fireproofing:

3% - 8% Chrysotile

Assume there is loose fireproofing in all drywall cavities.

Friable

Class I 097-20B

Room 5A-525B

(Electrical Room)

097-20C Room 5A-521a

(Restroom)

097-20D Room 5A-512 (Electrical

Room)

097-20E Room 5A-513 (Staff

Room)

PACM PACM Restrooms in 5 South Black Mirror

Mastic

PACM

NF/II

PACM PACM Fire Dampers Mastic PACM N/F/II

3.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

3.1 Asbestos Survey Results

Based on the results of the Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) laboratory analysis, asbestos-containing materials (ACM) are present, as indicated in Table 1 and 2.

TABLE 2: ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS

HSA Sample ID Material Description Material

Locations

Estimated

Quantity

(5th Floor

South)

Lab Result

NESHAP

Cat.

OSHA Class

May

#82

May

#16

82F, 82G, 16A, 16B, 16C

Drywall Joint

Compound

Throughout 5th

Floor 14,000 SF 2% Chrysotile NF-I, Class I

May

#97

97F, 97G Yellow/Black Mastic

Under Floor Tile

Throughout 5th

Floor 9,943 SF 8% Chrysotile NF-I, Class I

May

#101

101B Gold Mastic on Duct

Ducts Above

Suspended

Ceilings

450 LF 5% Chrysotile NF-I, Class I

May

#144

May

#14

144D, 14A Black Mastic on Walls and Pipes

Fire Closet 5A-

525c 5 SF 2% Chrysotile NF-I, Class I

May

#4

4A Loose Brown

Fireproofing

Behind Wall

Cavity in H.A.C.

Room 5A-516

< 1 SF

15%

Chrysotile

RACM

May

#11

11C White Interior

Caulking

5th Floor South

Wing Entry

Doors

50 LF

< 1%

Chrysotile NF-I, Class I

May

#15

15A, 15B

White VCT with Blue

Streaks and Black

Mastic

Throughout 5th

Floor 9,943 SF 3% Chrysotile NF-I, Class I

3.2 Lead Survey Results

Based on the laboratory analysis of paint chip samples, lead does exist within the scope of this survey, as indicated in table 1 below.

TABLE 3: LEAD CONTAINING MATERIALS

Sample ID Material

Locations Material Description

Total

Quantities Result Category

097-Pb1

Doorway to Day

Room 5A-530

Brown Paint on Metal

Door Frame

Every

Doorway in

Hall

0.55% wt LBP

097-Pb4

Lockers in

Hallway (Linen

Storage)

Brown Paint on Metal

Lockers

43 Lockers <0.013% wt LCP

097-Pb7

Room 519

Light Blue Glazing on

Bathroom Wall Tiles

50 SF 0.510% wt LBP

097-Pb9

Wall Panels in IT and Cable Closets

Gray Paint on Wooden

Panels 50 SF 0.30% wt LCP

4.0 ASBESTOS SURVEY

Based on the laboratory analysis of the samples collected, ACM does exist within the scope of this survey.

4.1 Asbestos Survey Results

The Environmental Protection Agency defines asbestos-containing material

(ACM) as any material or product that contains more than one percent (1%) asbestos. Table 4 below summarizes the samples of suspect ACM collected from the site. The table describes the homogenous sampling area (HSA), sample ID, sample location, material description, quantity, condition, friability, and the laboratory analytical result. Please refer to the Appendices at the end of this report for photographs of the materials sampled and official laboratory analytical results.

LEGEND:

▪ NAD = No Asbestos Detected

▪ ### = the material contains asbestos and requires compliance with NESHAP and OSHA

▪ * = Quality Control sample to ensure the reliability of laboratory analytical procedures

TABLE 4: MATERIALS SAMPLED FOR ASBESTOS

HSA Sample ID Sample Location Material

Description

Quantity, Condition, Friability

Results

097-1A Above Ceiling in Room 5A-

507 Day Room

Green

Fireproofing

10,000 SF

Good

Yes

NAD

097-1B Ceiling of H.A.C. Room 5A-

097-1C Hallway Outside of Room

5A-505

097-2A Wall Cavity Behind Access

Panel in Bathroom 5A-521a

Plaster on Walls

800 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-2B Wall Cavity Behind Access

Panel in H.A.C. Room 5A-

097-2C Interior Wall Plaster Inside

Room 5A-516

097-3A Wall Cavity Behind Access

Panel in Bathroom 5A-521a White Mastic on

Copper Pipe

10 LF

Fair

No

NAD

097-4A* Wall Cavity Behind Access

Panel in H.A.C. Room 5A-

Loose Brown

Fireproofing

< 1SF

Poor

Yes

15%

Chrysotile

097-5A Floor of H.A.C. Room 5A-

1x1 Blue Green

Floor Tile

50 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-6A Walls of H.A.C. Room 5A-

Light Gray Wall

Tile, Gray Grout, Tan Mastic

50 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-7A

Walls of H.A.C. Room 5A-

516 Pink Wall Tile

50 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-8A Walls of H.A.C. Room 5A-

Texture on Walls

200 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-8B Walls of H.A.C. Room 5A-

097-8C Walls of H.A.C. Room 5A-

097-9A

Floor of Bathroom 5A-521a

Floor Tile with

Gray Grout

250 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-10A By Sink in Day Room 5A-507 White Wall Tile, White Grout, White Mastic

30 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-11A Day Room Door 5A-507

White Interior

Door Caulking

100 LF

Good

No

< 1%

Chrysotile 097-11B Day Room Sink 5A-507

097-11C 5 South Wing Entry Doors

097-12A Bathroom 5A-527 Tan Speckled

Floor Coating

100 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-13A Bathroom 5A-527 Cream Colored

Rectangular Wall

Tiles

200 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-14A Fire Closet 5A-525c Black Mastic on

Walls

5 SF

Good

No

2% Chrysotile

097-15A* Day Room Floor 5A-507 White VCT with

Blue Streaks and

Black/Beige

Mastic

1000 SF

Good

No

<1% - 3%

Chrysotile

097-15B Storage Room 5A-519 Floor

097-15C Hallway East of Nurses

Station

097-16A By Door to Day Room 5A-

GWBS

10,000 SF

Good

No

2% Chrysotile 097-16B By Door to Room 5A-516

097-16C Hallway East of Nurses

Station

097-17A Locker Outside Room 5A-529 Paneling Inside

Locker Doors

43 Lockers

Good

No

NAD 097-17B Locker Outside Room 526

097-17C Locker Outside Room 520

097-18A Bathroom 5A-521a Pink Wall Tile, White Grout, Gray

Mastic

250 SF

Good

No

NAD

097-19A Above Ceiling in Hallway

Outside of 5A-525c Gray Fireproofing

10,000 SF

Good

Yes

NAD

097-19B Above Ceiling Outside

Bathroom in Room 5A-519

4.2 Asbestos Sampling Methods

Asbestos sampling was conducted in accordance with NESHAP (40 CFR 61, Subpart

M) protocol for the commencement of demolition/renovation activities. The surveyor conducted a visual inspection of every safe and reasonably accessible room and space of the building. Materials sampled were grouped into Homogenous Sampling Areas

(HSA) based on the texture, color, use, age, condition, and every other visual appearance to identify suspect ACM. Materials containing asbestos are grouped into the following categories:

• Regulated ACM (RACM): Refers to friable manufactured ACM or a

Category I non-friable ACM that has become friable; or a Category I Non-

Friable ACM that will be or has been subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting or abrading; or a 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.

• Category I Non-Friable ACM: Refers to asbestos containing packing, gaskets, resilient floor coverings (including mastics), and asphalt roofing products containing more than 1% asbestos.

• Category II Non-Friable ACM: Refers to any material that is not a

Category I Non-Friable ACM that contains greater than 1% asbestos.

Bulk samples of all friable and non-friable suspect ACM were collected, as well as a representative number of samples from each homogeneous area following the EPA's simplified random sampling method (EPA560/585-030a). Good Industrial Hygiene practices were followed when collecting bulk samples to minimize fiber release.

Every precaution was taken to prevent asbestos exposure to the surveyor, the building occupants, and the public. All sample locations were logged with an appropriate description and the locations were marked on any available drawings. A unique sequential numbering system was used to identify each area. Each bulk sample was placed in a labeled bag, which was immediately marked with its sample number. Strict

Chain-of-Custody protocols were followed and signed by the receiving laboratory personnel who handled the samples. The samples were analyzed via PLM EPA-600 by an AIHA and NVLAP Accredited laboratory. Quality control samples were analyzed by EMSL Analytical in Tampa, Florida for Quality Control procedures during the analysis of asbestos content. The purpose is to monitor the performance of the laboratories where samples are being analyzed to provide competence and reliability assurance.

4.3 Regulatory Requirements

Demolition: According to NESHAP, 40CFR61 Subpart M, demolition is defined as 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.

The final NESHAP Rule provides classification for regulated asbestos containing material as follows:

• Friable asbestos material;

• Category I non-friable ACM that has become friable;

• Category I non-friable ACM that will be or has been subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or

• Category II non-friable ACM that has a high probability of becoming or has become crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by forces expected to act upon the material during demolition or renovation operations.

If the total asbestos content is determined to be trace to 10%, the owner must either assume that the material contains greater than 1% asbestos and treat the material as regulated asbestos-containing material (RACM) or have the material verified/quantified by point counting. If after point counting, the material is quantified as 1% or less, it is not regulated by the NESHAP. The Occupational

Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) considers material that contains any amount of asbestos as asbestos-containing and requires compliance with OSHA regulations. The demolition of a structure with materials present that contain any amount of asbestos is considered by OSHA as an asbestos abatement, and all applicable OSHA rules must be complied with during the demolition.

Notification: Notification is required to the local regulatory agency:

1. Ten (10) working days prior to a demolition.

2. Ten (10) working days prior to a renovation operation, if the amount of asbestos material removed or impacted is greater than 160 SF on all building components (i.e. floor tile, mastic, GWBS, etc.) or 260 LF on pipes.

3. One (1) day prior to demolition if the building has been condemned and is structurally unsound as determined by the appropriate agency.

Notification must be sent by certified mail with return receipt or hand delivered to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The demolition contractor must wait ten (10) working days (Monday – Friday) from the postmarked date of mailing or the date of hand delivery to commencement of demolition. Any change to the start date of the demolition requires notification to the agency by phone, followed by a written revision to the Notification Form.

4.4 Statutory Requirements

The regulatory agency responsible for the oversight of the rules pertaining to asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM) is the Environmental Protection Agency

(EPA). The regulations state that prior to demolition or renovation a facility survey must be conducted in accordance with section 40 CFR 61-M National Emission

Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants; Asbestos NESHAP Revisions, Final Rule.

Enforcement of these rules was passed on to the states. In the State of Florida, they are enforced by the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). Some counties have developed an enforcement division to carry out the responsibilities of the DEP and have developed environmental and asbestos ordinances with which compliance is required.

5.0 LEAD SURVEY

Based on the laboratory analysis of paint chip samples, lead does exist in the areas to be disturbed.

5.1 Lead Survey Results

Table 5 below summarizes the materials tested for lead and includes their color, substrate, description and location, and lead content. Please refer to the Appendices at the end of this report for photographs of the materials sampled and official laboratory analytical results.

LEGEND:

▪ ### = the sample that contains Lead at levels that will require compliance with

EPA and OSHA.

▪ NLD = No Lead Detected (< reporting limit)

▪ BLC = Below Levels of Concern (0.009% wt and below)

▪ LCP = Lead-Containing Paint (0.01-0.49% wt)

▪ LBP = Lead-Based Paint (0.50% wt and above)

TABLE 5: MATERIALS SAMPLED FOR LEAD

Sample ID Sample Location Material Description Quantity Lab Result Category

097-Pb1 Doorway to Day

Room 5A-530

Brown Paint on

Metal Door Frame

Every Door

Frame in Hall 0.55% wt LBP

097-Pb2 Inside Day

Room 5A-530

Beige Paint on

Drywall

Throughout

5th Floor <0.0087% wt NLD

097-Pb3 Inside Day

Room 5A-530

Blue Paint on

Drywall

300 SF

<0.0090% wt NLD

097-Pb4 Lockers in

Hallways (Linen

Storage)

Brown Paint on

Metal Lockers

43 Lockers

<0.013% wt LCP

097-Pb5 Room 519 Old

Patient Room

Converted to

Storage

White Paint on

Drywall

500 SF

<0.0084% wt NLD

097-Pb6 Room 519 Old

Patient Room

Converted to

Storage

Green Paint on

Drywall

400 SF

<0.0090% wt NLD

097-Pb7 Room 519 Old

Patient Room

Converted to

Storage

Light Blue Glazing on Bathroom Wall

Tile

50 SF

0.510% wt LBP

097-Pb8 Patient Shower

Room

Dark Gray Paint on

Bathroom Wall and

Floor Tile in

Showers

50 SF

<0.0080% wt NLD

097-Pb9 Wall Panels in

IT and Cable

Closet

Gray Paint on

Wooden Panels

50 SF

0.30% wt LCP

097-Pb10 Pink Paint on walls in room

5A-529

Pink Paint on Dry wall

1500 SF

<0.0084% wt NLD

097-Pb11 Nurse Managers

Office

Light Blue Glazing on Bathroom Wall

Light Blue Paint on

Drywall

500 SF

<0.0099% wt NLD

097-Pb12 Patient

Restroom 5A-

527 Floor

Coating

Speckled Flooring with Coating

100 SF

<0.0080% wt NLD

097-Pb13 Patient

Restroom 5A-

521a Wall Tile

Pink Wall Tiles 200 SF

<0.005% wt NLD

097-Pb14 Bathroom 5A-

521a Floor

2x2 White Floor

Tile (Painted Gray)

250 SF

<0.005% wt NLD

097-Pb15 Day Room 5A-

4x4 White Wall Tile 30 SF <0.005% wt NLD

5.2 Lead Sampling Methods

All samples were collected by a trained Lead-Containing Paint inspector, placed in a sterile bag, and appropriately labeled. Strict Chain-of-Custody protocols were followed and signed by the receiving laboratory personnel who handled the samples.

All samples were analyzed via Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (FAAS) by

EMSL Analytical in Pineville, NC. The ceramic tile samples were analyzed via X-ray fluorescence by EMSL Analytical in Cinnaminson, NJ.

5.3 Standards for Lead-Containing Paint

There is presently no standard on the level of lead in paint other than the HUD guidelines of 0.5% by weight or 1.0 mg/cm2, which is used as a threshold for remedial action. OSHA, on the other hand, does not recognize these criteria. The consumer product safety commission has established a level of 0.06% as a threshold for lead-free paint. Any levels of lead in paint are considered lead-containing paint

(LCP). OSHA’s standards for lead are based on the potential for human exposure by means of inhalation and ingestion. Therefore, any substrate with any level of

LCP could cause health concerns when the paint is disturbed. Performing activities could create airborne exposures of lead above the PEL. Any persons performing any lead activities such as LCP renovation, repair, painting, or maintenance that may disturb the paint must be certified by EPA to perform these activities in accordance with the Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) rule 40 CFR 745

Subpart E.

6.0 OBSERVATIONS

• Observation holes were cut through the drywall walls on the north, east and west sides of sixth west floor to expose the exterior perimeter walls. No suspect materials were observed from the observation hole areas.

• Asbestos containing fireproofing was removed from the ceiling deck and building systems from above the suspended ceiling system several years ago. Certain small areas were reportedly inaccessible and could not be removed (i.e., in between ductwork and ceiling, certain inaccessible beam areas, etc.) After the abatement, non-asbestos pale green containing fireproofing was re-applied to these areas. Therefore, if these inaccessible areas exist in the Fifth-floor South area, they were not visible at the time of the survey.

• No fireproofing was observed and sampled from the pipe chase access doors in the patient rooms. Fireproofing can be located there resulting from the previous abatement and re-spray application process allowing fireproofing to possibly get in between the walls of various rooms. It is not known if this fireproofing exists within the inaccessible walls of other rooms on the 5th floor South other than the small sample found in H.A.C. Room 5A-

516.

• All pipe insulation was observed to be non-suspect fiberglass or foam glass insulation with non-asbestos containing white mastic applied to some of the joints and fittings.

• All mastic under the vinyl floor tile on the sixth floor should be considered to contains asbestos, according to the May 2018 survey results.

• No electrical wiring sampled as all electricity was live at the time of sampling. Visible wiring insulation appeared to be non-suspect plastic or rubber.

7.0 CONCLUSIONS

Based on the results of the PLM analysis from the May 2108 survey and the most recent sampling event, ACM is present within the 5th Floor South wing of Building 1. The materials identified are listed in Tables 1 & 2. These materials will require removal by a licensed asbestos contractor under full containment, with oversight and monitoring by

OHC’s Industrial Hygienist. An abatement plan/specification for removal is recommended.

8.0 LIMITATIONS

The materials sampled in this survey were subject to accessibility and issues listed in

Section 6.0. This survey is limited to the Building 1 - 5th Floor South wing at 13000 Bruce

B. Downs Blvd in Tampa, Florida. OHC warrants that the investigations and methodology reflect the prevailing standard of work practices in the environmental consulting field. If it is expected that materials outside the scope of this survey are to be disturbed, they must be presumed ACM until the materials can be analyzed by an accredited asbestos building inspector.

9.0 DOCUMENT CONTENT

This document has been prepared for exclusive use by Ms. Kara Sikorski Chaput and the

James A. Haley Veterans Hospital. The knowledge of the consultant is based upon current information and research. If local knowledge indicates error, omissions, or inaccuracy, please notify the consultant.

APPENDIX A

ASBESTOS & LEAD

SAMPLING LOCATIONS

APPENDIX B

PHOTOGRAPHS OF MATERIALS

SAMPLED FOR ASBESTOS

1 Room 5A-507 Day Room Green Fireproofing [NAD]

2 Bathroom 5A-521a White Plaster on Walls [NAD]

3 Bathroom 5A-521a White Mastic on Copper Pipe [NAD]

4 Wall Cavity Behind Access Panel in H.A.C. Room 5A-516 Loose Brown Fireproofing [15% Chrysotile]

5 Floor of H.A.C. Room 5A-516 Blue and Green Floor Tile [NAD]

6 Walls of H.A.C. Room 5A-516 Light Gray Wall Tile, Gray Grout, and Beige Mastic [NAD]

7 Walls of H.A.C. Room 5A-516 Wall Tile [NAD]

8 Walls of H.A.C. Room 5A-516 Texture on Walls [NAD]

9 Floor of Bathroom 5A-521a Painted Floor Tile with Gray Grout [NAD]

10 Day Room 5A-507 by Sink White Wall Tile, White Grout, and White Mastic [NAD]

11 Day Room Door 5A-507 White Interior Caulking [Sample 097-11C <1% Chrysotile]

12 Bathroom 5A-527 Tank Speckled Floor Coating [NAD]

13 Bathroom 5A-527 Cream Colored Rectangular Wall Tile [NAD]

14 Fire Closet 5A-525c Black Mastic on Walls [2% Chrysotile]

15 Day Room Floor 5A-507 White VCT with Blue Streaks and Black/Tan Mastic [3% Chrysotile - Black Mastic]

16 Day Room 5A-507 by Door GWBS [2% Chrysotile - Joint Compound]

17 Locker Outside Room 5A-529 Interior Paneling [NAD]

18 Bathroom 5A-521a Pink Wall Tile, White Grout, Gray Mastic [NAD]

19 Above Ceiling in Hallway Outside of 5A-525c Gray Fireproofing [NAD]

APPENDIX C

PHOTOGRAPHS OF MATERIALS

SAMPLED FOR LEAD

20 Doorway to Day Room 5A-530 Brown Paint on Metal Door Frame [0.55% wt LBP]

21 Inside Day Room 5A-530 Beige Paint on Drywall [<0.0087% wt NLD]

22 Inside Day Room 5A-530 Blue Paint on Drywall [<0.0090% wt NLD]

23 Lockers in Hallways (Linen Storage) Brown Paint on Metal Lockers [<0.13% wt LCP]

24 Room 519 Old Patient Room Converted to Storage White Paint on Drywall [<0.0084% wt NLD]

25 Room 519 Old Patient Room Converted to Storage Green Paint on Drywall [<0.0090% NLD]

26 Room 519 Old Patient Room Converted to Storage Light Blue Glazing on Tile [0.51% wt LBP]

27 Patient Shower Room Dark Gray Paint on Bathroom Wall and Floor Tile [<0.0080% wt NLD]

28 Wall Panels in IT and Cable Closets Gray Paint on Wooden Panels [0.30% wt LCP]

29 Room 5A-529 Pink Paint on Drywall [<0.0084% NLD]

30 Nurse Managers Office Light Blue Paint Drywall [<0.0099% wt NLD]

31 Patient Restroom 5A-527 Floor Coating Speckled Floor [<0.0080% wt NLD]

32 Patient Restroom 5A-521a Wall Tile Pink Glazing [<0.005% wt NLD]

33 Bathroom 5A-521a White Floor Tile Painted Gray [<0.005%wt NLD]

34 Day Room 5A-507 White Wall Tile Glazing [<0.005%wt NLD]

APPENDIX D

ASBESTOS LABORATORY

ANALYTICAL RESULTS

APPENDIX E

LEAD LABORATORY

ANALYTICAL RESULTS

APPENDIX F

CONSULTANT & LABORATORY

CREDENTIALS

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