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Asbestos and Lead Paint Survey
Report
Colmery-O’Neil VA Medical Center
2200 SW Gage Boulevard
Topeka, Kansas 66622
EHRM Infrastructure Upgrades Design
VA Project 589A5-21-700
Bancroft AE Project 21-116
August 16, 2022
Terracon Project No. 02227177
Prepared for:
Bancroft Architects + Engineers Northbrook, Illinois
Prepared by:
Terracon Consultants, Inc.
Lenexa, Kansas
Terracon Consultants, Inc. 15620 W 113 th Street Lenexa, KS 66219
P 913-492-7777 F 913-492-7443 terracon.com
Bancroft Architects + Engineers
3300 Dundee Road
Northbrook, IL 60062
Attn: Vince Bertucci, RA
Project Manager – Registered Architect
O: 847-952-9362
D: 224-875-6872
C: 312-451-5103
E: vbertucci@bancroft-ae.com
RE: Hazardous Materials Consulting Serivices
EHRM Infrastructure Upgrades Design
Colmery-O’Neil VA Medical Center
2200 SW Gage Boulevard
Topeka, KS 66622
VA Project 589A5-21-700
Bancroft AE Project 21-116
Dear Mr. Bertucci:
Terracon Consultants, Inc. (Terracon) is pleased to submit the attached report for the above referenced site to Bancroft Architects + Engineers. The purpose of this report is to present the results of an asbestos and lead paint survey conducted on June 27 to July 14, 2022. This survey was conducted in general accordance with our Proposal No. P02227177, dated May 26, 2022.
Building 1
Asbestos was identified at a concentration of greater than one percent in samples collected from the following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
9” x 9” Various Color Floor Tile
C7B, C125, C212, A233A, B325A, A554, A601, A601B, A618A
Category I Nonfriable
1,200 square feet
12” x 12” Brown Floor Tile and Mastic
A234, beneath raised floor Category I Nonfriable
1,100 square feet
Yellow Sheet Vinyl Flooring
C302 RACM 16 square foot
Asbestos and Lead Paint Survey Report Colmery-O’Neil VA Medical Center ■ Topeka, Kansas August 16, 2022 ■ Terracon Project No. 02227177
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The following materials are assumed to be asbestos containing.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
A13, A127A, B119, C125, A232A, A233A, A234, A235, A328, B226A, B325A, C303, A432, B402, C402, A525, C503, A601, A601A, A604, A618
Category II Nonfriable
324 square feet
Building 2
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B110B, C148, C236 Category II
60 square feet
Asbestos was detected at less than 1% in samples collected from the following materials.
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Off-white Mottle Floor Tile
C236 Category I
150 square feet
Building 3 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Black Mastic on Concrete Beneath Gray/White Sheet Vinyl Flooring
B126A Category I
288 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B15A, C23A, B126A, C130B Category II
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Tar Coating on Concrete Wall
C230A Category I
Building 4 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Tan Floor Tile
C21 Category I
144 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B130, B230A, C242A Category II
36 square feet
Building 5 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
9” x 9” Brown/Orange Floor Tile
B206 Category I Nonfriable
6 square feet
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” White Floor Tile
B206 Category I
255 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B206 Category II
12 square feet
Building 6 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
9” x 9” Brown/Tan Floor Tile
B110 Category I
117 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B110 Category II
Building 20 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
White Paper Tape on Fiberglass Duct
Insulation 104A, Above Ceiling on Ductwork RACM 180 square feet
12” X 12” Off- White/Brown Floor Tile, Mastic Non-Detect 104A
Category I
400 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cream Colored Plaster 104A Walls Category II
880 square feet
Building 23 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mudded Joint Packing (MJP) on Fiberglass Pipe
Insulation 103, Above Closet RACM 5 MJPs
9” X 9” Tan Floor Tile 103, Beneath Carpet Category I
132 square feet
Building 24 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
9” X 9” Tan Floor Tile, Mastic Non-Detect
A112H, A121 Category I Nonfriable
360 square feet
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Tan Mottle Floor Tile
A103, B106C Category I Nonfriable
135 square feet
Pegboard Cement Wall Panel
A112H, South and East Walls Category II
170 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
A103, A121 Category II
24 square feet
Building 25
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath Carpet 105C Category I
Building 41 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mudded Joint Packing (MJP) on Fiberglass Pipe
Insulation 109A RACM 8 MJPs
Building 42 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Tan Floor Tile
105A Category I
10 square feet
Building 51 following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Window Glazing 100 Category II
50 linear feet
Lead based paint (LBP) as defined by the United States Environmental Protection Agency
(USEPA), and the State of Kansas, was identified in samples collected from the following surfaces.
• Metal window frame in room A235 – tan paint
• Metal window sill in room A328 – brown paint
• Glazing on ceramic wall tile in rooms C208A, A601A, A604B and A618B – brown glazing
• Glazing on concrete wall blocks in room C303 – blue glazing
• Glazing on ceramic wall tile in rooms B15A and C23 – gray glazing
• Metal fire sprinkler pipe in room 114B – tan paint
• Metal window frame in room A105C – blue paint
• Metal door jamb in room A105C - blue paint
Building 40
• Wood door in room 201 – purple paint
• Structural steel beams in room 109A – tan paint
Building 45
• Structural steel ceiling bar joists in room 100 – red paint
Building 49
• Structural steel ceiling bar joists in room 001 – red/silver paint
Pipe Tunnels
• Structural steel pipe supports – gray paint
Please refer to attached report for detailed information.
Terracon appreciates the opportunity to provide this service to Bancroft Architects + Engineers. If you have any questions regarding this report please contact the undersigned at 913-492-7777.
Sincerely, Terracon Consultants, Inc.
Timothy Easley Mitch Reiber, PG, CIH Environmental Technician Principal
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 INTRODUCTION
2.0 BUILDING DESCRIPTION
3.0 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL SURVEY
3.1 Visual Assessment
3.2 Physical Assessment
3.3 Sample Collection
3.4 Sample Analysis
3.5 Regulatory Overview
3.6 Findings
4.0 LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY ................................................................ .…….. 8
4.1 Visual Assessment and Sampling
4.2 Sample Analysis
4.3 Lead Paint Regulatory Overview
4.4 Findings
5.0 GENERAL COMMENTS
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS BY HOMOGENEOUS AREA
APPENDIX B ASBESTOS SURVEY SAMPLE LOCATION SUMMARY
APPENDIX C ASBESTOS ANALYTICAL LABORATORY DATA
APPENDIX D XRF PAINT TEST RESULTS
APPENDIX E LEAD ANALYTICAL LABORATORY DATA
APPENDIX F CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSES
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ASBESTOS AND LEAD PAINT SURVEY REPORT
Colmery-O’Neil VA Medical Center 2200 SW Gage Boulevard
Topeka, Kansas
1.0 INTRODUCTION
Terracon Consultants Inc. (Terracon) conducted an asbestos and lead paint survey of the
Colmery-O’Neil VA Medical Center in Topeka, Kansas. The survey was conducted by an AHERA accredited Asbestos Inspector and State of Kansas certified Lead Inspector in general accordance with our Proposal No. P02227177 dated May 26, 2022.
The project is part of the Electronic Health Records Modernization (EHRM) program being initiated by the VA to improve delivery of quality health care to Veterans. The project includes selected interior renovations within thirty-two (32) buildings for approximately ninety (90) new and/or renovated Telecommunication Room (TR) locations and the interior structural reconstruction of the
Main Computer Room (MCR).
Building areas were visually assessed for suspect asbestos-containing materials (ACM) and lead-based paint (LBP). Reasonable effort was made to survey accessible areas. Additional suspect materials could be present walls, in voids or in other concealed areas.
2.0 BUILDING DESCRIPTION
The Colmery-O’Neil VA Medical Center was constructed during the 1950’s. The buildings have concrete floors covered with floor tile or carpet in most areas. Interior walls are hard plaster or drywall in most areas. The buildings have concrete ceiling decks with drop ceiling tiles in most areas.
3.0 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL SURVEY
The survey was conducted by Timothy Easley, AmberLee O’Brien and Blake Harris, United States
Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) accredited asbestos inspectors. The asbestos inspectors’ certifications are attached in Appendix F.
The survey was conducted in general accordance with the sample collection protocols established in U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 40 CFR Part 763 Subpart E 763.86, known as the
AHERA. A summary of survey activities is provided below.
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3.1 Visual Assessment
Survey activities were initiated with visual observation of the buildings to identify homogeneous areas of suspect ACM. A homogeneous area (HA) consists of building materials that appear similar throughout in terms of color and texture with consideration given to the date of application. The interior assessment was conducted in visually accessible areas of the buildings.
3.2 Physical Assessment
A physical assessment of each homogeneous area (HA) of suspect ACM was conducted to assess the friability and condition of the materials. A friable material is defined by the EPA as a material that can be crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure when dry. Friability was assessed by physically touching suspect materials.
3.3 Sample Collection
Based on results of the visual observation, bulk samples of suspect ACM were collected in general accordance with EPA AHERA sampling protocols. Samples of suspect materials were collected from randomly selected locations in each homogeneous area. Samples were placed in sealable containers and labeled with unique sample numbers using an indelible marker. The selection of sample locations and frequency of sampling were based on Terracon’s observations and the assumption that like materials in the same area are homogeneous in content.
3.4 Sample Analysis
Bulk samples were submitted under chain of custody to International Asbestos Testing Laboratories of Mount Laurel, New Jersey for analysis by Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) with dispersion staining techniques per USEPA Method 600/R-93/116. The asbestos content, where applicable, was determined by microscopic visual estimation. International Asbestos Testing Laboratories is accredited under the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) Accreditation
No. 101165-0.
3.5 Regulatory Overview
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s, (KDHE) Asbestos Control Section within the
Bureau of Air and Radiation, enforces the Asbestos NESAHP as adopted by reference at Kansas
Administrative Regulations (K.A.R.) 28-19-735. The owner or operator must provide KDHE with written notification at least 10 working days prior to the commencement of asbestos abatement activities that will disturb RACM in amounts greater than or equal to 10 square feet or 25 linear feet.
The asbestos NESHAP (40 CFR Part 61, Subpart M) regulates asbestos fiber emissions and asbestos waste disposal practices. The asbestos NESHAP regulation also requires the identification and classification of existing ACM according to friability prior to demolition or
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The asbestos NESHAP regulation classifies ACM as either RACM, Category I non-friable ACM or
Category II non-friable ACM. RACM includes all friable ACM, along with Category I and Category II non-friable ACM that has become friable, will be or has been subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting or abrading, or ACM that has a high probability of becoming or has become crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder during renovation or demolition activity. Category I non-friable ACM are exclusively asbestos-containing packings, gaskets, resilient floor coverings, resilient floor covering mastics and asphalt roofing products that contain more than 1% asbestos. Category II non-friable
ACM are all other non-friable materials other than Category I non-friable ACM that contain more than 1% asbestos. Category II non-friable ACM generally includes but is not limited to cementitious material such as: cement pipes, cement siding, cement panels, glazing, mortar and grouts.
The United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration (USOSHA) asbestos standard for construction (29 CFR 1926.1101) regulates workplace exposure to asbestos. The USOSHA standard requires that employee exposure to airborne asbestos must not exceed 0.1 fibers per cubic centimeter of air (0.1 f/cc) as an eight-hour time weighted average (TWA) and not exceed 1.0 fibers per cubic centimeter of air (1.0 f/cc) over a 30-minute period known as an excursion limit (EL).
The TWA and EL are known as USOSHA’s asbestos permissible exposure limits (PELs). The
USOSHA standard classifies construction and maintenance activities which could disturb ACM and specifies work practices and precautions which employers must follow when engaging in each class of regulated work. The standard also establishes requirements for handling materials containing asbestos in concentrations less than or equal to one percent.
3.6 Findings
following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
9” x 9” Various Color Floor Tile
C7B, C125, C212, A233A, B325A, A554, A601, A601B, A618A
Category I Nonfriable
1,200 square feet
12” x 12” Brown Floor Tile and Mastic
A234, beneath raised floor Category I Nonfriable
1,100 square feet
Yellow Sheet Vinyl Flooring
C302 RACM 16 square foot
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NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
A13, A127A, B119, C125, A232A, A233A, A234, A235, A328, B226A, B325A, C303, A432, B402, C402, A525, C503, A601, A601A, A604, A618
Category II
324 square feet
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B110B, C148, C236 Category II
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Off-white Mottle Floor Tile
C236 Category I
150 square feet following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Black Mastic on Concrete Beneath Gray/White Sheet Vinyl Flooring
B126A Category I
288 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B15A, C23A, B126A, C130B Category II
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Tar Coating on Concrete Wall
C230A Category I
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Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Tan Floor Tile
C21 Category I
144 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B130, B230A, C242A Category II
36 square feet following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
9” x 9” Brown/Orange Floor Tile
B206 Category I Nonfriable
6 square feet
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” White Floor Tile
B206 Category I
255 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B206 Category II following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
9” x 9” Brown/Tan Floor Tile
B110 Category I
117 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
B110 Category II
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Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
White Paper Tape on Fiberglass Duct
Insulation 104A, Above Ceiling on Ductwork RACM 180 square feet
12” X 12” Off- White/Brown Floor Tile, Mastic Non-Detect 104A
Category I
400 square feet
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cream Colored Plaster 104A Walls Category II
880 square feet following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mudded Joint Packing (MJP) on Fiberglass Pipe
Insulation 103, Above Closet RACM 5 MJPs
9” X 9” Tan Floor Tile 103, Beneath Carpet Category I
132 square feet following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
9” X 9” Tan Floor Tile, Mastic Non-Detect
A112H, A121 Category I Nonfriable
360 square feet
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Tan Mottle Floor Tile
A103, B106C Category I Nonfriable
135 square feet
Pegboard Cement Wall Panel
A112H, South and East Walls Category II
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Cement Board Radiator Cabinet Backing
A103, A121 Category II
24 square feet
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Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath Carpet 105C Category I following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mudded Joint Packing (MJP) on Fiberglass Pipe
Insulation 109A RACM 8 MJPs following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Tan Floor Tile
105A Category I
10 square feet following materials.
Material Description Material Location
NESHAP
Category
Estimated Quantity
Window Glazing 100 Category II
50 linear feet
The above listed RACM must be removed by a state of Kansas licensed abatement contractor prior to any activities (renovation and/or demolition) that may disturb this material in accordance with applicable federal, state and local regulations.
The above listed Category I non-friable ACM that is damaged or could be damaged to the extent that it could be crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder when dry, making it friable, must be removed prior to any activities (renovation and/or demolition) that may disturb this material in accordance with applicable federal, state and local regulations.
The above listed Category II non-friable ACM that has a high probability of becoming crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder when dry, making it friable, must be properly removed prior to any activities (renovation and/or demolition) that may disturb this material in accordance with applicable federal, state and local regulations. USEPA believes that most demolition activities will subject Category II non-friable ACM to the asbestos NESHAP regulation.
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Materials containing 1% or less asbestos are not regulated by NESHAP or AHERA; however, OSHA has requirements for protection of employees when materials containing any concentration of asbestos are disturbed. The renovation/demolition contractor must make appropriate decisions concerning compliance issues with applicable OSHA regulations.
Materials containing asbestos by homogenous material are presented in Appendix A. The summary of sample locations is presented in Appendix B. Laboratory analytical reports are included in
Appendix C.
4.0 LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY
Mr. Timothy Easley, a State of Kansas licensed Lead Inspector, conducted lead-based paint (LBP) testing using an Innov-X systems, Alpha series model LBP – 4000, serial No. 11926, X-Ray
Fluorescence (XRF) instrument to determine if surface coatings contain lead.
A copy of the inspector’s certificate is included in Appendix F.
4.1 Visual Assessment and Sampling
The lead-based paint inspection began by visually surveying accessible building components such as walls, ceilings, floors, doors, and windows. Various paint colors were found on building surfaces.
These components will be disturbed during demolition activities.
A total of 753 XRF measurements were taken from testing combinations associated with the various components listed above. Lead concentrations using an XRF are measured in milligrams per square centimeter (mg/cm2) of surface area.
Paint chip samples were collected from representative accessible surfaces to verify XRF testing results.
4.2 Sample Analysis
An Innov-X System Alpha Series X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer analyzed the surface coating for lead content. The instrument was used in accordance with guidelines detailed in the manufacturer’s Standard Operating Procedures. Calibration checks were performed prior to and after sampling, using protocols provided by the instrument manufacturer.
Paint chip samples collected were sent with chain of custody to QuanTEM Labs in Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma for analysis by Flame Atomic Absorption Method SW 846-7000B.
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4.3 Lead Paint Regulatory Overview
The USEPA and the KDHE currently regulate Lead Based Paint, paint containing a lead content of 1.0 mg/cm2 or 0.5% or greater of lead by weight, in “child occupied” and “targeted housing”.
There are currently no USEPA or KDHE regulations regarding commercial/industrial facilities.
The USEPA and KDHE do regulate the disposal of lead containing materials, but only if the lead paint has been abated and is specifically disposed of as lead paint. General renovation debris and demolition debris can currently be disposed of as Construction and Demolition (C&D) debris in the State of Kansas as long as the landfill accepts these materials.
The USOSHA 29 CFR 1926.62 has established permissible limits for airborne lead concentrations in the workplace. Owners or employers conducting renovation or demolition activities which may disturb building materials containing lead (in any concentration) are required to protect their employees from airborne lead exposures exceeding the USOSHA permissible exposure limit
(PEL).
USOSHA has established an “Action Level” for lead concentrations “in air” of 30 micrograms per cubic meter of air (µg/m3) and a “Permissible Exposure Limit” for lead concentrations “in air” of
50 µg/m3. Currently USOSHA has no established limits for lead content in bulk paint (non-airborne).
Their interpretation on this issue is that any amount of lead may cause airborne concentrations above the established limits.
4.4 Findings
Lead based paint (LBP) is defined by the USEPA and the State of Kansas as any paint or surface coating that contains 1.0 mg/cm2 or greater of lead by XRF testing or 0.5% or greater of lead by weight by laboratory analysis of paint chip samples, in “child occupied” and “targeted housing” and the USOSHA has indicated that owners or employers conducting renovation or demolition activities which may disturb building materials containing lead (in any concentration) are required to protect their employees from airborne lead exposures exceeding the USOSHA PEL.
Lead based paint (LBP) as defined by the United States Environmental Protection Agency
(USEPA), and the State of Kansas, was identified in samples collected from the following surfaces.
• Metal window frame in room A235 – tan paint
• Metal window sill in room A328 – brown paint
• Glazing on ceramic wall tile in rooms C208A, A601A, A604B and A618B – brown glazing, green glazing
• Glazing on concrete wall blocks in room C303 – blue glazing
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• Glazing on ceramic wall tile in rooms B15A and C23 – gray glazing
• Metal fire sprinkler pipe in room 114B – tan paint
• Metal window frame in room A105C – blue paint
• Metal door jamb in room A105C - blue paint
• Wood door in room 201 – purple paint
• Structural steel beams in room 109A – tan paint
Building 45
• Structural steel ceiling bar joists in room 100 – red paint
Building 49
• Structural steel ceiling bar joists in room 001 – red/silver paint
Pipe Tunnels
• Structural steel pipe supports – gray paint
The following surfaces tested were found to be at 1.0 mg/cm2 lead as measured by an XRF instrument. Follow up paint chip testing and analysis of the below listed components found that the below listed paints do not contain lead at or above 0.5% lead by weight by laboratory analysis.
• Hard plaster wall paint in room C503 – tan paint
• Hard plaster wall paint in room A130C – white paint
Building 9
• Hard plaster wall paint in room A119 – white paint
Anomalies, though rare, can occur with X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometer paint testing, potentially giving false positive or negative results due to substrate interferences. Paint chip sampling with laboratory analysis by Flame Atomic Absorption Method SW 846-7000B is
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While the painted surfaces containing lead in concentrations less than 1.0 mg/cm2 by XRF testing or less than 0.5% by weight for paint chip sampling, do not meet the definition of lead-based paint under Housing and Urban Development (HUD), USEPA or the State of Kansas, the paint is considered Lead containing paint as defined by the United States Occupational Safety and
Health Administration (USOSHA), and is subject to exposure limits under USOSHA. Therefore, it is the contractor`s responsibility to make appropriate decisions concerning compliance with applicable USOSHA regulations.
The USOSHA hazard communication requirement states that when hazardous materials (lead, asbestos, etc.) are present, employers who have employees that may disturb the hazardous materials, employers must inform their employees of the presence of such materials.
Appendix D includes XRF Paint Test Results. Appendix E includes Lead Paint Laboratory Analytical
Data.
5.0 GENERAL COMMENTS
Terracon did not perform sampling that required demolition or destructive activities such as knocking holes in walls, dismantling of equipment or removal of protective coverings. Reasonable efforts to access suspect materials within known areas of restricted access (e.g., crawl spaces) were made; however, confined spaces or areas which may pose a health or safety risk to Terracon personnel were not sampled. Sampling did not include suspect materials that could not be safely reached with available ladders/man-lifts.
This survey was conducted in a manner consistent with the level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by members of the profession currently practicing under similar conditions in the same locale. The results, findings, conclusions and recommendations expressed in this report are based on conditions observed during Terracon’s survey of the building. The information contained in this report is relevant to the date on which this survey was performed and should not be relied upon to represent conditions at a later date. This report has been prepared on behalf of and exclusively for use by Bancroft Architects + Engineers and is not a bidding document. Contractors or consultants reviewing this report must draw their own conclusions regarding further investigation or remediation deemed necessary. Terracon does not warrant the work of regulatory agencies, laboratories or other third parties supplying information that may have been used in the preparation of this report.
No warranty, express or implied is made.
APPENDIX A
2200 SW Gage Boulevard Topeka, Kansas
IDENTIFIED ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS BY HOMOGENEOUS AREA (HA)
HA No. Material Description Material Location % and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
9” x 9” Various Color Floor
Tile and Mastic C7B, C125, C212, A233A, B325A, A554, A601, A601B, A618A
Floor Tile – PC
6.7% Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable Good
1,200 square feet
12” x 12” Off-white
(brown) Floor Tile and Mastic
A234, beneath raised floor
Floor Tile – PC
1.2% Chrysotile
Black Mastic – PC
1.2% Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable Good
1,100 square feet
Yellow Sheet Vinyl
Flooring C302 20% Chrysotile RACM Good
16 square feet
Cement Board Radiator
Cabinet Backing
A13, A127A, B119, C125, A232A, A233A, A234, A235, A328, B226A, B325A, C303, A432, B402, C402, A525, C503, A601, A601A, A604, A618
Assumed ACM Category II
Nonfriable Good
324 square feet
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
Cement Board Radiator
Cabinet Backing B110B, C148, C236 Assumed ACM
Category II
Nonfriable Good
60 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
Black Mastic on Concrete
Beneath Gray/White Sheet Vinyl Flooring
B126A
Black Mastic –
PC 2.2%
Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 288 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
Cement Board Radiator
Cabinet Backing B15A, C23A, B126A, C130B Assumed ACM
Category II
Nonfriable Good
60 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12”
Tan Floor Tile C21
Black Mastic –
PC 1.3%
Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 144 square feet
Cement Board Radiator
Cabinet Backing B130, B230A, C242A Assumed ACM
Category II
Nonfriable Good
36 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
9” x 9” Brown/Orange
Floor Tile B206
Floor Tile – PC
1.8% Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 6 square feet
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12”
White Floor Tile B206
Black Mastic –
PC 3.9%
Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 255 square feet
Cement Board Radiator
Cabinet Backing B206 Assumed ACM
Category II
Nonfriable Good
12 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
9” x 9” Brown/Tan Floor
Tile B110
Floor Tile – PC
7.4% Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 117 square feet
Cement Board Radiator
Cabinet Backing B110 Assumed ACM
Category II
Nonfriable Good
12 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
White Paper Tape on
Fiberglass Duct Insulation 104A, Above Ceiling on Ductwork 25% Chrysotile RACM Good
180 square feet
12” x 12” Tan w/ Brown Floor Tile and Mastic
104A Floor Tile – PC
1.8% Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 400 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
Mudded Joint Packing
(MJP) on Fiberglass Pipe Insulation
103, Above Closet
PC 1.8%
Chrysotile
RACM
Good 5 MJPs
05 9” X 9” Tan Floor Tile 103, Beneath Carpet
Floor Tile – PC
6.8% Chrysotile
Black Mastic –
PC 0.25%
Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good
132 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
9” X 9” Tan Floor Tile, Mastic Non-Detect A112H, A121
Floor Tile – PC
5.5% Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 360 square feet
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12”
Tan Mottle Floor Tile A103, B106C
Black/Tan
Mastic – PC
1.3% Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 135 square feet
Pegboard Cement Wall
Panel A112H, South and East Walls 25% Chrysotile
Category II
Nonfriable
Good 170 square feet
Cement Board Radiator
Cabinet Backing A103, A121 Assumed ACM
Category II
Nonfriable Good
24 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
Mudded Joint Packing
(MJP) on Fiberglass Pipe Insulation
109A
PC 1.3%
Chrysotile RACM Good 8 MJPs
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
Mastic Beneath 12” x
12” Tan Floor Tile 105A
Black Mastic –
PC 1.0%
Chrysotile
Category I
Nonfriable
Good 10 square
% and Type
Asbestos*
NESHAP
Classification Condition
Estimated
Quantity**
01 Window Glazing 100
PC 2.0%
Chrysotile
Category II
Nonfriable
Good 50 linear feet
*% & Type Asbestos = this column contains both the analytical result of the sample with the highest concentration of asbestos detected in the samples that make up the HA and the types of asbestos identified.
**Estimated quantities are based on a cursory field evaluation, and actual quantities may vary significantly, especially if asbestos containing materials are present in hidden and/or inaccessible areas not evaluated as part of this survey.
PC-indicates that stratified point count method of analysis was performed.
MATERIALS CONTAINING 1% OR LESS ASBESTOS BY HA
HA No. Material Description Material Location % and Type Asbestos* Condition Estimated Quantity
Mastic Beneath 12” x 12” Off-White Mottle Floor Tile
C236 Black/Tan Mastic – PC
0.5% Chrysotile Good 150 square feet
Estimated Quantity
Tar Coating on Concrete
Wall C230A PC Trace Chrysotile Good 60 square feet
Estimated Quantity
02 Cream Colored Plaster 104A Walls PC 0.25% Chrysotile Good 880 square feet
Estimated Quantity
Black Mastic Beneath
Carpet 105C PC 0.5% Chrysotile Good 170 square feet
*% & Type Asbestos = this column contains both the analytical result of the sample with the highest concentration of asbestos detected in the samples that make up the HA and the types of asbestos identified.
PC-indicates that stratified point count method of analysis was performed.
<1% - Materials containing 1% or less asbestos are not regulated by NESHAP or AHERA. The renovation/demolition contractor must make appropriate decisions concerning compliance issues with applicable OSHA regulations
APPENDIX B
2200 SW Gage Boulevard Topeka, Kansas
ASBESTOS SURVEY SAMPLE LOCATION SUMMARY
HA
No.
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
Gypsum Wallboard with Joint Compound and Tape
01-WB1-01 Room AC160 SE Corner Light Tan Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-01 Room AC160 SE Corner White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-01 Room AC160 SE Corner Composite None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room C402 Above Door Light Tan Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room C402 Above Door White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room C402 Above Door Composite None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room A601B East Side Light Tan Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room A601B East Side Off-White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room A601B East Side Composite None Detected
02 Hard Plaster
02-HP1-04 Room B325A Above Drop Ceiling Tan Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-04 Room B325A Above Drop Ceiling White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-05 Room A328 North Center Tan Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-05 Room A328 North Center White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-06 Room A604A Above Drop Ceiling Tan Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-06 Room A604A Above Drop Ceiling White Plaster None Detected
Spray-Applied Fire
Proofing
03-FP1-07 Room AC160 NE Corner Tan Insulation None Detected
03-FP1-08 Room AC160 East Center Tan Insulation None Detected
03-FP1-09 Room AC160 SE Corner Tan Insulation None Detected
2’ x 2’ Pinhole Pattern
Ceiling Tile
04-CT3-10 Room B226A SE Corner Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
04-CT3-11 Room B325A By Door Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
04-CT3-12 Room A604A By Door Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
No.
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
2’ x 2’ Fissure Pattern
Ceiling Tile
05-CT3-13 Room C125 West Side Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
05-CT3-14 Room B402 Center Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
05-CT3-15 Room A604 By Door Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
2’ x 2’ Dot Pattern
Ceiling Tile
06-CT3-16 Room C212 By Door Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
06-CT3-17 Room C402 By Door Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
06-CT3-18 Room A525 By Door Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
2’ x 2’ Gouge Pattern
Ceiling Tile
07-CT3-19 Room B119 SW Corner Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
07-CT3-20 Room A234 Near Center Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
07-CT3-21 Room A328 Near Center Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
2’ x 2’ Dot and Dash Pattern Ceiling Tile
08-CT3-22 Room B14A SE Corner Grey Insulation None Detected
08-CT3-23 Room A601A Restroom at Door Grey Insulation None Detected
08-CT3-24 Room A604B Restroom at Door Grey Insulation None Detected
2’ x 2’ Lunar Pattern
Ceiling Tile
09-CT3-25 Room C302 Ice Machine Room Tan/Silver Ceiling Tile None Detected
09-CT3-26 Room C302 Ice Machine Room Tan/Silver Ceiling Tile None Detected
09-CT3-27 Room C302 Ice Machine Room Tan/Silver Ceiling Tile None Detected
Fiberglass Pipe
Insulation W/ Tar Paper Wrap
10-PI4-28 Room A223A Above Ceiling Tan/Black/Silver Tar Paper None Detected
10-PI4-28 Room A223A Above Ceiling Beige Insulation None Detected
10-PI4-29 Room A328 Above Ceiling Black/Silver Tar Paper None Detected
10-PI4-29 Room A328 Above Ceiling Beige Insulation None Detected
10-PI4-30 Room A328 Above Ceiling Black/Silver Tar Paper None Detected
10-PI4-30 Room A328 Above Ceiling Beige Insulation None Detected
9” x 9” Various
Colors Floor Tile and Mastic
11-FT1-31 Room A118A At Entry Beige Floor Tile PC 6.7% Chrysotile
11-FT1-31 Room A118A At Entry Black Mastic None Detected
11-FT1-32 Room B325A At Entry Tan Floor Tile PC 5.8% Chrysotile
11-FT1-32 Room B325A At Entry Black Mastic None Detected
11-FT1-33 Room A601 SW Corner Blue Floor Tile PC 5.7% Chrysotile
11-FT1-33 Room A601 SW Corner Black Mastic None Detected
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
12” x 12” Off-White (Brown) Floor Tile and Mastic
12-FT2-34 Room A234 Below Raised Floor Off-White Floor Tile PC 1.2% Chrysotile
12-FT2-34 Room A234 Below Raised Floor Black Mastic PC 0.5% Chrysotile
12-FT2-35 Room A234 Below Raised Floor Off-White Floor Tile PC 1.2% Chrysotile
12-FT2-35 Room A234 Below Raised Floor Black Mastic PC 0.5% Chrysotile
12-FT2-36 Room A234 Below Raised Floor Off-White Floor Tile PC 1.2% Chrysotile
12-FT2-36 Room A234 Below Raised Floor Black Mastic PC 1.2% Chrysotile
12” x 12” White w/
Green Floor Tile and Mastic
13-FT2-37 Room C116B West Center Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
13-FT2-37 Room C116B West Center Brown Mastic None Detected
13-FT2-38 Room B119 East Side Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
13-FT2-38 Room B119 East Side Black/Tan Mastic/Leveling
Compound None Detected
13-FT2-39 Room B226A SE Corner Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
13-FT2-39 Room B226A SE Corner Brown Mastic None Detected
12” x 12” Off-White
Mottle Floor Tile and Mastic
14-FT2-40 Room A223A East Side Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
14-FT2-40 Room A223A East Side Black/Tan Mastic/Leveling
Compound None Detected
14-FT2-41 Room C402 Near Radiator Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
14-FT2-41 Room C402 Near Radiator Tan Mastic None Detected
14-FT2-42 Room C402 Near Radiator Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
14-FT2-42 Room C402 Near Radiator Tan Mastic None Detected
12” x 12” Beige w/ Blue and Red Floor
Tile and Mastic
15-FT2-43 Room A127A SE Corner Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
15-FT2-43 Room A127A SE Corner Tan/Grey Mastic/Leveling
Compound None Detected
15-FT2-44 Room A127A SE Corner Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
15-FT2-44 Room A127A SE Corner Tan Mastic None Detected
15-FT2-45 Room A127A SE Corner Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
15-FT2-45 Room A127A SE Corner Tan/Black/Grey Mastic /
Leveling Compound / Mastic None Detected
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
12” x 12” Gray Mottle Floor Tile and Mastic
16-FT2-46 Room AC160 SE Corner Grey Floor Tile None Detected
16-FT2-46 Room AC160 SE Corner Yellow Mastic None Detected
16-FT2-47 Room AC160 SE Corner Grey Floor Tile None Detected
16-FT2-47 Room AC160 SE Corner Yellow Mastic None Detected
16-FT2-48 Room AC160 SE Corner Grey Floor Tile None Detected
16-FT2-48 Room AC160 SE Corner Yellow Mastic None Detected
Black Mastic Under
Carpet
17-MG5-49 Room A118 Black Mastic None Detected
17-MG5-50 Room A118 Black Mastic None Detected
17-MG5-51 Room A604 Black Mastic None Detected
Yellow Stone Pattern Vinyl Sheet Flooring
18-FC1-52 Room C302 Yellow/Off-White Vinyl Sheet
Flooring 15% Chrysotile
18-FC1-53 Room C302 Yellow/Off-White Vinyl Sheet
Flooring 20% Chrysotile
18-FC1-54 Room C302 Yellow/Off-White Vinyl Sheet
Flooring 20% Chrysotile
19 Cove Base and Mastic
19-FC3-55 Room A104 By Door Tan Cove Base None Detected
19-FC3-55 Room A104 By Door Off-White Mastic None Detected
19-FC3-56 Room A223A SE Corner Tan Cove Base None Detected
19-FC3-56 Room A223A SE Corner Off-White Mastic None Detected
19-FC3-57 Room B325A By Door Brown Cove Base None Detected
19-FC3-57 Room B325A By Door Lt Tan/Black Mastic None Detected
1” Brown Ceramic
Flooring w/ Grout and Mortar
20-MA5-58 Room A601A Restroom by Door Tan Ceramic None Detected
20-MA5-58 Room A601A Restroom by Door Grey Grout None Detected
20-MA5-58 Room A601A Restroom by Door Tan Mortar None Detected
20-MA5-59 Room A601A Restroom by Door Tan Ceramic None Detected
20-MA5-59 Room A601A Restroom by Door Grey Grout None Detected
20-MA5-59 Room A601A Restroom by Door Tan Mortar None Detected
20-MA5-60 Room A604B Restroom by Door Tan Ceramic None Detected
20-MA5-60 Room A604B Restroom by Door Grey Grout None Detected
20-MA5-60 Room A604B Restroom by Door Tan Mortar None Detected
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
2" Grey Ceramic
Flooring w/ Grout and Mortar
21-MA5-61 Room C303 Near Door Grey Ceramic None Detected
21-MA5-61 Room C303 Near Door Grey Grout None Detected
21-MA5-61 Room C303 Near Door White Mortar None Detected
21-MA5-62 Room A328 At Door Lt Green Ceramic None Detected
21-MA5-62 Room A328 At Door Grey Grout None Detected
21-MA5-62 Room A328 At Door White Mortar None Detected
21-MA5-63 Room A328 At Door Lt Green Ceramic None Detected
21-MA5-63 Room A328 At Door Grey Grout None Detected
21-MA5-63 Room A328 At Door Grey Mortar None Detected
4"x6" Ceramic Wall Tile w/ Grout and
Mortar
22-MA5-64 Room C208A SE Corner Grey Ceramic None Detected
22-MA5-64 Room C208A SE Corner White Grout None Detected
22-MA5-65 Room C208A SE Corner Grey Ceramic None Detected
22-MA5-65 Room C208A SE Corner Grey Grout None Detected
22-MA5-65 Room C208A SE Corner Off-White Mortar None Detected
22-MA5-66 Room A618B Below Sink Grey Ceramic None Detected
22-MA5-66 Room A618B Below Sink Off-White Grout None Detected
22-MA5-66 Room A618B Below Sink White Mortar None Detected
23 Terrazzo
23-FC5-67 Room B119 East Side Grey Terrazzo None Detected
23-FC5-68 Room C208A West Side Grey/White Terrazzo None Detected
23-FC5-69 Room A604 West Side Grey/White Terrazzo None Detected
Tar Coating on Concrete Wall
24-SC2-70 Room A328 Above Window Black Coating None Detected
24-SC2-71 Room A525 Above Window Black Coating None Detected
24-SC2-72 Room A601 Above Drop Ceiling Black Coating None Detected
25 Red Firestop Caulk
25-CA7-73 Room C212 Above Drop Ceiling Red Firestop None Detected
25-CA7-74 Room A554 Above Drop Ceiling Red Firestop None Detected
25-CA7-75 Room A601B Above Drop Ceiling Red Firestop None Detected
26 Duct Sealant
26-SC7-76 Room B14A Center Grey Sealant None Detected
26-SC7-77 Room C20A South Center Grey Sealant None Detected
26-SC7-78 Room C303 Center Grey Sealant None Detected
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
Gypsum Wallboard with Joint Compound and Tape
01-WB1-01 Room C148 SW Corner White/Brown Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-01 Room C148 SW Corner White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-01 Room C148 SW Corner Composite None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room C236 South Center White/Brown Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room C236 South Center White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room C236 South Center Off-White Tape None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room C236 South Center Composite None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room C346 NW Corner White/Brown Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room C346 NW Corner White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room C346 NW Corner Composite None Detected
02 Hard Plaster
02-HP1-04 Room C148 East Center White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-04 Room C148 East Center Grey Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-05 Room C236 East Side White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-05 Room C236 East Side Brown Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-06 Room B306A West Side White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-06 Room B306A West Side Brown Plaster None Detected
2’ x 4’ Pinhole Pattern
Ceiling Tile
03-CT3-07 Room B306A West White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
03-CT3-08 Room B306A East White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
03-CT3-09 Room B306A North Center White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
2’ x 2’ Dot Pattern
Ceiling Tile
04-CT3-10 Room B110B NE Corner White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
04-CT3-11 Room C236 East Center White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
04-CT3-12 Room C236 West Center White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
2’ x 2’ Fissure Pattern
Ceiling Tile
05-CT3-13 Room C148 NW Corner White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
05-CT3-14 Room C148 West Side White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
05-CT3-15 Room C148 East Side White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
2’ x 2’ Scratch Pattern
Ceiling Tile
06-CT3-16 Room A18 South Side White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
06-CT3-17 Room A18 East Side White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
06-CT3-18 Room A18 North Side White/Tan Ceiling Tile None Detected
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
12” x 12” Off-White
Mottle Floor Tile and Mastic
07-FT2-19 Room C236 SW Corner Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
07-FT2-19 Room C236 SW Corner Clear Mastic None Detected
07-FT2-19 Room C236 SW Corner Grey Leveling Compound None Detected
07-FT2-20 Room C236 SW Corner Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
07-FT2-20 Room C236 SW Corner Clear Mastic None Detected
07-FT2-20 Room C236 SW Corner Grey Leveling Compound None Detected
07-FT2-20 Room C236 SW Corner Black/Tan Mastic PC 0.5% Chrysotile
07-FT2-21 Room C236 SW Corner Off-White Floor Tile None Detected
07-FT2-21 Room C236 SW Corner Clear Mastic None Detected
07-FT2-21 Room C236 SW Corner Grey Leveling Compound None Detected
07-FT2-21 Room C236 SW Corner Black/Tan Mastic PC Trace Chrysotile
Black Mastic Under
Carpet
08-MG5-22 Room C148 South Center Black Mastic None Detected
08-MG5-23 Room C148 North Center Black Mastic None Detected
08-MG5-24 Room C148 West Center Black Mastic None Detected
Yellow and Black
Carpet Glue
09-MG7-25 Room B110B West Side Yellow/Black Mastic None Detected
09-MG7-26 Room B110B Center Yellow/Black Mastic None Detected
09-MG7-27 Room B110B East Side Yellow/Black Mastic None Detected
10 Yellow Carpet Glue
10-MG7-28 Room A18 East Side Tan/Yellow Mastic None Detected
10-MG7-29 Room A18 NE Corner Tan/Yellow Mastic None Detected
10-MG7-30 Room A18 North Side Tan/Yellow Mastic None Detected
Gray Vinyl Sheet Flooring Beneath
Carpet
11-FC1-31 Room B212 SW Corner Beige/Grey Vinyl Sheet
Flooring None Detected
11-FC1-31 Room B212 SW Corner Yellow Mastic None Detected
11-FC1-32 Room B212 SE Corner Beige/Grey Vinyl Sheet
Flooring None Detected
11-FC1-32 Room B212 SE Corner Yellow Mastic None Detected
11-FC1-33 Room B212 At Door Beige/Grey Vinyl Sheet
Flooring None Detected
11-FC1-33 Room B212 At Door Yellow Mastic None Detected
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
12 Cove Base and Mastic
12-FC3-34 Room C148 SE Corner Tan Cove Base None Detected
12-FC3-34 Room C148 SE Corner Pale Yellow Mastic None Detected
12-FC3-35 Room C148 SW Corner Tan Cove Base None Detected
12-FC3-35 Room C148 SW Corner Pale Yellow Mastic None Detected
12-FC3-36 Room C236 NW Corner Tan Cove Base None Detected
12-FC3-36 Room C236 NW Corner Pale Yellow Mastic None Detected
13 Terrazzo
13-FC5-37 Room C148 East Side Grey Terrazzo None Detected
13-FC5-38 Room C148 East Side Grey Terrazzo None Detected
13-FC5-39 Room C148 East Side Grey Terrazzo None Detected
Tar Coating on Concrete Wall
14-SC2-40 Room C148 East Side Black Coating None Detected
14-SC2-41 Room C236 East Side Black Coating None Detected
14-SC2-42 Room B306A West Side Black Coating None Detected
15 Red Firestop Caulk
15-CA7-43 Room C148 West Side Red Firestop None Detected
15-CA7-44 Room C148 West Side Red Firestop None Detected
15-CA7-45 Room C236 West Side Red Firestop None Detected
HA
No.
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
Gypsum Wallboard with Joint Compound and Tape
01-WB1-01 Room C148 By Window White Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-01 Room C148 By Window White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-01 Room C148 By Window Composite None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room A203A By Window White Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room A203A By Window White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-02 Room A203A By Window Composite None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room C230A By Window White Drywall None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room C230A By Window White Joint Compound None Detected
01-WB1-03 Room C230A By Window Composite None Detected
Material Description Sample Number
Sample Location Sample Layer Lab Results
02 Hard Plaster
02-HP1-04 Room C23 North Wall Off-White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-04 Room C23 North Wall White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-05 Room B126A Above Entry Off-White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-05 Room B126A Above Entry White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-06 Room C130B South Center Off-White Plaster None Detected
02-HP1-06 Room C130B South Center White Plaster None Detected
2’ x 2’ Dot Pattern
Ceiling Tile
03-CT3-07 Room A203A White Ceiling Tile None Detected
03-CT3-08 Room C230A White Ceiling Tile None Detected
03-CT3-09 Room C230A White Ceiling Tile None Detected
2’ x 2’ Pinhole Pattern
Ceiling Tile
04-CT3-10 Room B126A Center White Ceiling Tile None Detected
04-CT3-11 Room B126A At Entry White Ceiling Tile None Detected
04-CT3-12 Room C148 Center White Ceiling Tile None Detected
12” x 12” Tan w/ Gray Floor Tile and Mastic
05-FT2-13 Room C31 SE Corner White Floor Tile None Detected
05-FT2-13 Room C31 SE Corner Clear/Yellow Mastic None Detected
05-FT2-14 Room C130B By Radiator White Floor Tile None Detected
05-FT2-14 Room C130B By Radiator Black Mastic None Detected
05-FT2-15 Room C148 Beneath Counter White Floor Tile None Detected
05-FT2-15 Room C148 Beneath Counter Black Mastic None Detected
Gray Pebble Vinyl
Sheet Flooring
06-FC1-16 Room B126A North Center Grey/White Flooring None Detected
06-FC1-16 Room B126A North Center Black/Yellow Mastic PC 2.2% Chrysotile
06-FC1-17 Room B126A At Entry Grey/White Flooring None Detected
06-FC1-18 Room B126A East Side Grey/White Flooring None Detected
06-FC1-18 Room B126A East Side Black Mastic PC 2.0% Chrysotile
06-FC1-18 Room B126A East Side Yellow…
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