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Department of Military &

Veterans Affairs

Asbestos & Lead Based Paint

Inspection Report

Gladstone National Guard Armory Facility

Gladstone, MI.

INTRODUCTION

Timberland Engineering, Inc. was retained by the Department of Military & Veterans

Affairs to inspect the Gladstone National Guard Armory Facility located in Gladstone, MI. for asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM) and lead based paint (LBP)

(Refer to Appendix "A", Site Location Map). All suspect materials were inventoried by

Thomas Willis, CSP, CIH, a certified industrial hygienist (CIH - Comprehensive

Practice, CP 7012) with the American Board of Industrial Hygiene.

SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS

All bulk samples of the suspect materials were collected during the site inspection and submitted to Wisconsin Occupational Health Laboratory (WOHL), an American

Industrial Hygiene Association accredited lab.

The bulk samples of suspect materials were collected in a random and unbiased manner to ensure a high confidence of results. Sufficient representative bulk samples of suspect materials were collected to determine the extent of ACBM and LBP throughout the building. The bulk samples for asbestos were analyzed by WOHL’s NVLAP accredited lab using polarized-light microscopy (PLM) by reference method EPA-600/M4-82-020.

NVLAP lab code 10-1109. Bulk samples for lead were analyzed by WOHL in-house method based upon the NIOSH method 7303 for metals using Inductively Coupled Argon

Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometer (ICP-AES).

Homogeneous sampling areas for asbestos were determined during Timberland’s room-by-room inventory of the armory. A minimum of three samples of each homogeneous friable area were collected during the inspection. The number of miscellaneous material samples (e.g., floor tile and ceiling tile) was based on the inspector’s discretion.

Friable ACBM is that material which can be reduced to a powder by hand pressure and potentially releasing asbestos fibers into the air. Examples of friable materials are asbestos-containing pipe or tank insulation. Non-friable ACBM is that material which cannot be reduced to a powder by hand pressure, such as ACBM floor tile, mastic/glue, roofing materials, etc.

Sampling for lead-containing materials was conducted in a systematic manner throughout the armory and did not reveal materials other than lead-based paint. Each suspect lead-based paint sample was collected from building materials only.

Asbestos Inspection Report

RESULTS OF ASBESTOS AND LEAD SURVEY

A plan showing the sample locations can be found in Appendix "B". A summary of the survey can be found in Appendix "C", which contains separate Asbestos and Lead

Material Identification Inventories. For asbestos, the asbestos content, location, and the material condition rating are detailed. For lead, the location, lead content, and outermost color of sampled material have been inventoried. These Material Identification

Inventories should be used when addressing a building material for its contents of asbestos and lead. The laboratory results can be found in Appendix "D".

Summary of Asbestos Results

Laboratory analysis of bulk samples, and the investigation revealed that friable and non-friable ACBM are present in various materials. The following summarizes the ACBM found within the Gladstone Armory:

Description of Material Location(s)

1 All Elbows, Ts and transitions, even on fiberglass insulated pipe runs

Throughout building

2 White dense insulation on 1.5 inch lines covered with white canvas (hard to the touch) – approx. 85 feet

Vehicle Storage – at ceiling for heaters

3 White dense insulation on 2.5 inch lines covered with white canvas (hard to the touch) – approx. 85 feet

Vehicle Storage – at ceiling for heaters

4 All 12X12 inch and 9X9 inch vinyl floor tile and mastic, except in the

Club Room, must be treated as ACBM

All floor tile and mastic must be treated as asbestos containing except for the Dark Brown tile in the Club

Room

Fiberglass and some ceiling tiles are not considered suspect asbestos-containing materials under EPA standards and; therefore were not sampled and sent to the laboratory.

The elbow mud on the fiberglass lines contained asbestos. The elbow mud on the ACBM pipe insulation did not contain asbestos; however, these must be treated as ACBM as the materials are potenially contaminated with ACBM from the adjoining insulation.

Asbestos Content

In the Material Identification Inventory sheets found in Appendix "C", “Asbestos

Content” will require some explanation.

Asbestos Content will either be “Yes” asbestos has been identified in the bulk sample, or

“ND” (None Detected), meaning no asbestos detected in the sample. For a material to be identified as asbestos-containing there must be greater than (>)1% asbestos found within the sample.

Condition Rating

In the Material Identification Inventory sheets found in Appendix "C", “Condition

Rating” will also require some explanation.

A Condition Rating of 0-4 is used to summarize the data. The condition ratings are primarily used in conjunction with a phased abatement program with the highest priority materials (condition rating of 4) removed first and then the materials with a lower rating are appropriately managed under an Operations and Maintenance (O&M) Plan.

No high priority Asbestos-Containing Materials (condition rating of 4) were identified in the armory. An explanation of each condition rating is as follows:

Condition

Rating Description

0 Non-Asbestos-Containing Material – The material does not contain detectable levels of asbestos and requires no action.

1 Asbestos-Containing Material (Non-Friable) – The material contains asbestos and is non-friable. Avoid cutting, sanding, drilling or otherwise abrading the material. The material should be monitored under an O&M program.

2 Asbestos-Containing Material (Friable) – The material contains asbestos and is friable. No damage was observed. The material should be monitored under an O&M program.

3 Asbestos-Containing Material (Friable, Damaged) - The material contains asbestos and is friable. Localized damage and the potential for disturbance was observed. Repair or removal of the materials is recommended.

4 Asbestos-Containing Material (Friable, Significantly Damaged) - The material contains asbestos and is friable. Extensive damage and significant potential for disturbance was observed. Immediate removal of the material is recommended.

Summary of Lead Results

A summary of the survey can be found in Appendix “C”, along with the approximate locations which are indicated on the floor plan in Appendix “B”.

All the cement block painted wall samples for all colors indicated very low to none detected lead levels throughout the facility.

A clear definition of the amount of lead in a lead-containing paint that causes it to be lead-containing or a hazard does not exist. The Occupational Safety and Health

Administration (OSHA) along with Michigan OSHA have developed a permissible exposure limit for lead of 50 micrograms per cubic meter of air as an eight-hour time-weighted average for determining occupational exposure/risk (29 CFR 1926.62, Lead in

Construction).

NIOSH and the Journal of Protective Coatings and Linings (April 1993) also state that concentrations of lead in a material as low as 300 parts per million (ppm), depending on the work that is being conducted on the material, such as burning, welding or abrasive blasting, can lead to exposures at or above the risk concentration of 50 micrograms per cubic meter.

In addition, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) for their protected housing requires paint containing 0.5% lead by weight (5,000 ppm) to be abated (HUD document - Lead-Based Paint: Interim Guidelines for Hazard Identification and Abatement in Public and Indian Housing). It must be noted that having paints or lead materials above or below 0.5% lead does not constitute a hazard, and each material and the abatement method used must be evaluated before risk can be determined.

The Consumer Product Safety Act (CPSA) states in 16 CFR 1303, “Ban of Lead-

Containing Paint and Certain Consumer Products Bearing Lead-Containing Paint” in

Section 1303.2, under definitions states that “…lead-containing paint means paint or similar surface coating materials containing lead in excess of 0.06% by weight.” Many industries above 0.06% by weight use this concentration for determining whether a lead-containing paint is present. It should be noted that 0.06% is a low level, and in some situations this concentrations would not represent a hazard.

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Asbestos

The majority of the asbestos-containing building materials identified by this survey were in good condition and can be safely managed by the implementation of an Operations and

Maintenance Plan.

If planning renovation or removal involving ACBM, the Environmental Protection

Agency’s National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPs) dictates that all friable ACBM (and non-friable ACBM that may become friable during renovation or demolition) be removed from the building prior to renovation or demolition if such activities are expected to impact the ACBM.

Timberland Engineering, Inc. recommends that the Gladstone Armory notify all employees and contractors working within the building of the presence and location of identified ACBM that may be disturbed by their activities. We also recommend a 2-Hour

Asbestos Awareness training for all employees. Notification and training should be in accordance with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) Asbestos

Standards (29 CFR 1910.1001 and 29 CFR 1926.1101). Our recommendations include:

1. Individually label each material that is friable ACBM, or post signs at the entrances of each room or the building alerting employees that ACBM is present

(OSHA Asbestos Standard for Construction, section (k) Communications of

Hazards)

2. Conduct a 2-Hour Asbestos Awareness Training for all employees of the facility, including custodial staff that works with the flooring material.

3. Inform all contractors performing any onsite work that may come in contact with asbestos. They should be made aware of the presence and location of the ACBM.

If a contractor is performing work on ACBM piping or floor tile its’ employees may need additional education on asbestos (typically, the contractor would be responsible for conducting such training).

It would not be necessary to notify visitors as they would not be expected to come in contact with the ACBM given the locations identified in this survey.

Lead

All painted surfaces that were sampled appeared to be in good shape and maintained their adhesion at the time of the survey. The coated surfaces were not pealing or contributing to dust and debris in the building.

As explained in the “Summary of Lead Results” section, there is no clear interpretation of what is lead containing, and what level in paint represents a hazard. Therefore, Timberland Engineering takes a conservative approach when dealing with this highly hazardous metal and recommends using the 0.06% lead by weight, as does the CPSA, when determining lead content. Many other industries, including Army Regulation 200-

1, Environmental Protection and Enhancement, use the 0.06% concentration when addressing lead in paint.

Eleven of the nineteen samples collected for lead-based paint determination are above the

CPSA regulation of 0.06% lead by weight. Please see Appendix “C” for specific results.

Timberland Engineering, Inc recommends developing specific lead abatement management plans when remodeling, repairing or dismantling lead-containing materials in the Gladstone Armory.

All the cement block wall samples for all colors indicated very low to none detected lead levels throughout the facility.

All painted (currently white) structural steel roof and ceiling supports are lead-containing and are above 0.06% lead by weight.

All metal door frames are lead-containing and are above 0.06% lead by weight

This concludes our asbestos and lead based paint inspection and report. If you need additional explanations or information regarding this report, please feel free to contact us.

Mr. Willis would also be available to conduct the 2-hour Asbestos Awareness Training or to develop lead abatement plans at your convenience. We appreciate your considering

Timberland Engineering, Inc. for this inspection and look forward to continuing to serve you.

Sincerely, Thomas L. Creten, P.E.

Senior Project Manager

Thomas Willis, CSP, CIH

Industrial Hygienist

Appendix A

Site Location Map

Appendix B

Sample Location Plan

Appendix C

Material Identification Inventory

Timberland Engineering, Inc.

Lead Material Identification Inventory

Location: Gladstone Armoury

Date: June 6, 2007

Material ID# Location Color Lead Content

(Percent)

LB-060207-01

Arm's Storage on South wall, 2 ft E of W wall Yellow 0.055

LB-060207-02

Above Supply Room - Structural steel roof supports, collected against E wall, 10 feet N of S wall

White 0.37

LB-060207-03

Above Supply Room - Structural steel roof supports, collected against W wall, 3 feet N of S wall

White 0.5

LB-060207-04

Above Supply Room - Block wall, collected from S wall, 2 ft E of W wall Tan 0.18

LB-060207-05

Above Supply Room - Block wall, collected from W wall, 3 ft N of S wall White 0.098

LB-060207-06

Platoon Room #41 - Structural steel ceiling supports, 4th support from E wall, 3 ft S of

N wall

White 0.26

LB-060207-07

Lockerroom/Kitchen - Block wall, Northwest corner of room Light Blue ND

LB-060207-08

Kitchen - Block wall, East wall, 4 feet North of South wall White 0.0095

LB-060207-09

Kitchen - Door jamb on West wall from

South edge - layer beneath orange Dark Blue 0.59

LB-060207-10

Lockerroom/Kitchen - Door jamb at East wall Dark Blue 0.14

LB-060207-11

Doorway between Kitchen and Lockerroom

Kitchen - Brown paint only Brown 0.34

LB-060207-12

Doorway between Communications

Lockerroom and Drill Hall Dark Blue 0.29

LB-060207-13 Drill Hall - Block wall in SouthEast corner Light Blue ND

LB-060207-14 Drill Hall - Block wall in South wall White 0.024

LB-060207-15

Vehicle Storage - Structural Steel columns on North wall between Western most two doors

Light Blue 0.084

ND = No Lead Detected

Lead-Based Paint = 0.06% Lead by Weight

Lead Material Identification Inventory

Location: Gladstone Armoury

Date: June 6, 2007

Material ID# Location Color Lead Content

(Percent)

LB-060207-16 Drill Hall - Floor in North East corner Dark Gray 0.018

LB-060207-17

Entrance to Classroom in Southeast corner of Bldg - Door frame Brown 0.28

LB-060207-18 Boiler room - Entrance door frame Dark Blue 0.21

LB-060207-19

Boiler room - Block wall, East wall, near NE corner Yellow 0.0089

ND = No Lead Detected

Lead-Based Paint = 0.06% Lead by Weight

Appendix D

Lab Results

Asbestos Material Identification Inventory

Location: Gladstone Armoury

Date: June 2, 2007

Material ID# Location Material Color Quantity Asbestos Condition

Type Content Rating

AS-060207-01

Arm's Storage - elbow mud from 1 inch line Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

AS-060207-02

Storage area above Supply Room and

Arms Storage - elbow mud from 1 inch line Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

AS-060207-03

Storage area above Supply Room and

Arms Storage - fiberboard from ceiling

Fiber board Tan Fiber No 0

AS-060207-04

Vehicle Storage - SW corner from 4 inch roof drain Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

AS-060207-05

Vehicle Storage - W Wall above Platoon

Room #42, fiberboard from ceiling

Fiber board Tan Fiber No 0

AS-060207-06

Vehicle Storage - collected from insulation on a 1.5 inch line at heater at West end

Pipe

Insulation White 85 ft Yes 2

AS-060207-07

Vehicle Storage - elbow mud collected from insulation on 1.5 inch line at heater at

West end

Elbow Mud White w/Gray No 0

AS-060207-08

Vehicle Storage - collected from insulation on a 2.5 inch line near center heater

Pipe

Insulation White 120 ft Yes 2

AS-060207-09

Vehicle Storage - elbow mud collected from insulation on 2.5 inch line at heater at

West end

Elbow Mud White w/Gray No 0

AS-060207-10

Drill Hall - elbow mud from 2 inch line at heater in NE corner Elbow Mud

Gray w/White All Ellbows Yes 2

Condition Rating: 0 - Non-ACM; 1 - Non-Friable ACM; 2 - Friable ACM No Damage; 3 - Friable ACM Damaged; 4 - Friable ACM Significantly Damaged

Location: Gladstone Armoury

Date: June 2, 2007

Material ID# Location Material Color Quantity Asbestos Condition

Type Content Rating

AS-060207-11

Drill Hall - elbow mud from 3 inch roof drain line in NE corner Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

AS-060207-12

Locker Room/Kitchen - 9X9 Floor Tile on

N wall, 7 ft W of E wall

Floor Tile

& Mastic Tan/Beige 2,200 ft Yes 1

AS-060207-13

Classroom in SE corner of Bldg - 9X9

Floor Tile collected from E wall

Floor Tile

& Mastic Tan/Beige 2,200 ft Yes 1

AS-060207-14

North end office hallway at exit door 9X9

Floor Tile

Floor Tile

& Mastic Tan/Beige 2,200 ft Yes 1

AS-060207-15 Main Entryway - 12X12 Floor Tile Floor Tile

& Mastic

Grayish

White 550 ft

Tile - No

Mas - Yes

AS-060207-16

Main Corridor at doorway outside of classroom, 12X12 Floor Tile

Floor Tile

& Mastic

Grayish

White 550 ft

Tile - No

Mas - Yes

AS-060207-17

Kitchen - Northeast corner, 12X12 Floor

Tile

Floor Tile

& Mastic

Grayish

White 550 ft

Tile - No

Mas - Yes

AS-060207-18 Locker Room/Kitchen - 2X2 Ceiling Tile Ceiling Tile White No 0

AS-060207-19 Engineer's Office - 2X2 Ceiling Tile Ceiling Tile White No 0

AS-060207-20 Men's Restroom - 2X2 Ceiling Tile Ceiling Tile White No 0

AS-060207-21 Club Room - 2X4 Ceiling Tile Ceiling Tile White No 0

Condition Rating: 0 - Non-ACM; 1 - Non-Friable ACM; 2 - Friable ACM No Damage; 3 - Friable ACM Damaged; 4 - Friable ACM Significantly Damaged

Location: Gladstone Armoury

Date: June 2, 2007

Material ID# Location Material Color Quantity Asbestos Condition

Type Content Rating

AS-060207-22 Club Room - Floor Tile at outside door Floor Tile

& Mastic Dark Brown No 0

AS-060207-23

Club Room - Floor Tile at Northeast corner of room

Floor Tile

& Mastic Dark Brown No 0

AS-060207-24

Club Room - Floor Tile on East wall 12 ft S of N wall

Floor Tile

& Mastic Dark Brown No 0

AS-060207-25

North end office hallway - E side across from Janitor's Closet - Ceiling Tile Ceiling Tile White No 0

AS-060207-26

North end office hallway - Above outside door Ceiling Tile White No 0

AS-060207-27

North end office hallway - E side at junction with Main Corridor Ceiling Tile White No 0

AS-060207-28

North end office hallway - Engineer's

Office - 2X2 Ceiling Tile Ceiling Tile Black No 0

AS-060207-29 North end office hallway - Office door #28 Ceiling Tile

White

Textutred

Extended

No 0

AS-060207-30 North end office hallway - Office door #26 Ceiling Tile

White

Textutred

Extended

No 0

AS-060207-31

Commuincations/Lockerroom - SE corner, elbow mud from 4 inch roof drain Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

Condition Rating: 0 - Non-ACM; 1 - Non-Friable ACM; 2 - Friable ACM No Damage; 3 - Friable ACM Damaged; 4 - Friable ACM Significantly Damaged

Location: Gladstone Armoury

Date: June 2, 2007

Material ID# Location Material Color Quantity Asbestos Condition

Type Content Rating

AS-060207-32

Commuincations/Lockerroom - elbow on

South wall from 1,.5 inch line Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

AS-060207-33

Engineer's Office - elbow from 2.5 inch line above drop ceiling Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

AS-060207-34 Boiler Room - 1 inch line from elbow Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

AS-060207-35

Boiler Room - Transition from 4 inch to 2.5 inch line coming into Bldg

Transition

Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

AS-060207-36 Boiler Room - 5 inch line from elbow Elbow Mud White All Elbows Yes 2

Condition Rating: 0 - Non-ACM; 1 - Non-Friable ACM; 2 - Friable ACM No Damage; 3 - Friable ACM Damaged; 4 - Friable ACM Significantly Damaged

Analytical Laboratory Report

Report ID:

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9062211

9062211

Company Number:

July 02, 2007

TOM CRETEN

TIMBERLAND ENGINEERING

809 DELTA AVE

PO BOX 72

GLADSTONE MI 49837

Date Received:

Date of Analysis:

Date Reported:

6/8/2007

6/19/2007

7/2/2007

If you have any questions regarding this report please feel free to contact the laboratory via email (as listed above) or via telephone at 800-446-0403

Analyst:

Reviewer:

WOHL uses only verified, secured electronic signatures on reports.

These signatures are as valid as original handwritten signatures.

tb@mail.slh.wisc.edu

TERRY L BURK, CIH - WOHL Lab Director saa@mail.slh.wisc.edu

SHAKKER AMER, Ph.D. - Senior Chemist

Analytical Results

LAB NUMBER

FIELD NUMBER DESCRIPTION AIR VOLUME

LB-060207-01

BULK1272327

0.055 % Lead

LB-060207-02

BULK1272328

0.37 % Lead

LB-060207-03

BULK1272329

0.50 % Lead

LB-060207-04

BULK1272330

0.18 % Lead

LB-060207-05

BULK1272331

0.098 % Lead

LB-060207-06

BULK1272332

0.26 % Lead

LB-060207-07

BULK1272333

ND <0.0039 % Lead

LB-060207-08

BULK1272334

<=0.0095 % Lead

LB-060207-09

BULK1272335

0.59 % Lead

LB-060207-10

BULK1272336

0.14 % Lead

LB-060207-11

BULK1272337

0.34 % Lead

LB-060207-12

BULK1272338

0.29 % Lead

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FIELD NUMBER DESCRIPTION AIR VOLUME

LB-060207-13

BULK1272339

ND <0.0039 % Lead

LB-060207-14

BULK1272340

0.024 % Lead

LB-060207-15

BULK1272341

0.084 % Lead

LB-060207-16

BULK1272342

0.018 % Lead

LB-060207-17

BULK1272343

0.28 % Lead

LB-060207-18

BULK1272344

0.21 % Lead

LB-060207-19

BULK1272345

<=0.0089 % Lead

ND = None Detected. Results are less than the method detection limit

Displayed values on report have been rounded; however all calculations are performed using raw, unrounded intermediate results.

Please contact the laboratory if you have any questions regarding our result calculation or rounding. All samples were received by the laboratory in acceptable condition unless otherwise noted.

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Analytical Methodology

Collection: Lead dust is collected on an ASTM certified media which is recommended by AIHA from a measured surface area, paint chips are scraped from a surface and soil samples are collected.

The reported MDL and MQL for wipes were determined using this media. Since MDL and MQL are media specific, they do not apply to samples which are submitted on media other than that supplied by the

Laboratory.

Preparation: Wipe samples are prepared by a WOHL in-house method in which a mixture of HNO3 & HCL is used. Paint chips are pulverized and oven-dried at 105 degrees Celsius. Soil samples are sieved through a 2 mm sieve and oven-dried at 105 degrees Celsius overnight.

A representative subsample from the paint chips or the soil is weighed and digested with a mixture of HNO3/HCl acids. The wipes are wetted with distilled water to cover them and digested with a mixture of HNO3/HCl acids.

Wipe, paint chip or soil samples are gently heated on a Hot Block under reflux for 60 minutes.

Analysis: Lead in the prepared sample solutions or suspensions is analyzed by WOHL in-house method based upon

NIOSH 7303. It is analyzed by an Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma

Atomic Emission Spectrometer (ICAP-AES).

Results: Environmental lead results are not blank corrected.

Wipe results are expressed as ug Pb/sample and ug Pb/ft2.

The conversion from ug Pb/sample to ug Pb/ft2 is based upon results that have not been rounded. Paint chip results are expressed as a percentage of the oven dried sample. Soil samples are expressed as parts per million (ppm) or ug Pb/gram soil.

The information below is based upon a final volume of 50 ml for wipes and soils and 100 ml for paint chips, and a sample weight of

0.5 grams for soil and 0.1 gram for paint chips.

Minimum Detection Limit for wipes = 1.5 ug/sample

Minimum Quantitative Level for wipes = 4.5 ug/sample

Reporting Limit for wipes = 4.5 ug/sample

Minimum detection limit for Paint Chips = 0.004%

Minimum Quantitative Level for paint chips= 0.01%

Reporting Limit for paint chips= 0.01%

Minimum Detection Limit for soil = 4 ug/gram

Minimum Quantitative Level for soil = 10 ug/gram

Reporting Limit for soil = 10 ug/gram

LEAD WIPES PAINT CHIPS AND SOILS:

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This table contains the WOHL determined reporting limits for the compounds specified in this report. These numbers are based on the historical statistical data for a particular analyte or are based on WOHL determined values.

REPORTING LIMITS:

Analyte Reporting Limit

Lead on BULK 0.01 %

Laboratory prepared quality control (QC) samples were analyzed along with the samples included in the analytical report. The analysis results for these QC samples are listed below.

Instrument Used for Analysis: Perkin Elmer ICP

Analytical Quality Control

Laboratory Control Sample:

Recovery (%)Target Value

Acceptable

Recovery (%) Pass/FailAnalyte

127317

QC Sample Media: Paint

101.8Lead paint block digestion 88 - 1120.45 percent PASS

Laboratory Control Sample:

Recovery (%)Target Value

Acceptable

Recovery (%) Pass/FailAnalyte

127318

QC Sample Media: Paint

96.0Lead paint block digestion 88 - 1129.99 percent PASS

The acceptable range for an analyte is based on the standard deviation of each analyte, which has been determined from statistical evaluation of the historical performance of the assay. The acceptable range includes up to 3 standard deviations, so a result within 3 standard deviations is considered to have passed the QC requirements. A result outside of the acceptable range is considered to have failed QC and may indicate the direction of possible bias for the samples included in the analytical report. The analytes used for QC determination will not always be the same analytes that appear in the samples for the report, however they are representative of the compounds found in the samples and indicative of overall assay performance.

End of Analytical Report

The results in this report apply only to the samples, specifically listed above, tested at the Wisconsin Occupational Health Laboratory .

This report is not to be reproduced except in full.

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Analytical Laboratory Report

Report ID:

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9062018

9062018

Company Number:

June 27, 2007

TOM CRETEN

TIMBERLAND ENGINEERING

809 DELTA AVE

PO BOX 72

GLADSTONE MI 49837

Date Received:

Date Reported:

6/8/2007

6/27/2007

If you have any questions regarding this report please feel free to contact the laboratory via email (as listed above) or via telephone at 800-446-0403

Analyst:

Reviewer:

NVLAP lab code

10-1109

WOHL uses only verified, secured electronic signatures on reports.

These signatures are as valid as original handwritten signatures.

lr@mail.slh.wisc.edu

LYLE REICHMANN, Inorganic Supervisor jk@mail.slh.wisc.edu

JOHN KNIGHT, Senior Chemist

FIELD NUMBER DESCRIPTION AIR VOLUME

AS-060207-01

1272291 WHITE GRANULAR/WHITE CLOTHWRAP

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: White granular: 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

/ White clothwrap: 100% glass fiber, & binder. // (Analysis Date: 6/25/07)

AS-060207-02

1272292 WHITE GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: White granular: 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

AS-060207-03

1272293 TAN FIBER CHIPS

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 90% plant fiber chips & mineral binder.

AS-060207-04

1272294 WHITE GRANULAR/WHITE CLOTHWRAP

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: White granular: 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

/ White clothwrap: 100% glass fiber, & binder.

AS-060207-05

1272295 TAN FIBER CHIPS

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 90% plant fiber chips, & mineral binder.

AS-060207-06

1272296 WHITE GRANULAR/WHITE CLOTHWRAP

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: White granular: 30% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, in a mineral binder. / White clothwrap: 100% plant fiber.

AS-060207-07

1272297 GRAYISH-WHITE GRANULAR/WHITE CLOTHWRAP

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Grayish-white granular: 30% mineral wool, in a mineral grain matrix. / White clothwrap: 100% plant fiber.

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JOHN KNIGHT, Senior Chemist Date

NVLAP

lab code 10-1109

06/27/2007

FIELD NUMBER DESCRIPTION AIR VOLUME

AS-060207-08

1272298 WHITE GRANULAR/WHITE CLOTHWRAP

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: White granular: 30% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, in a mineral binder. / White clothwrap: 100% plant fiber.

AS-060207-09

1272299 LT. GRAY GRANULAR/WHITE CLOTHWRAP

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Lt. Gray granular: 30% mineral wool, in a mineral grain matrix. / White clothwrap: 100% plant fiber.

AS-060207-10

1272300 LT. GRAY GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, 5% glass fiber, & mineral grain matrix.

AS-060207-11

1272301 WHITE GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

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1272302 TAN VINYL TILE/BLACK MASTIC

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Tan tile: 15% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, in a mineral grain & vinyl binder. / Black mastic: 10% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, & tar.

AS-060207-13

1272303 TAN VINYL TILE/BLACK MASTIC

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Tan tile: 15% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, in a mineral grain & vinyl binder. / Black mastic: 10% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, & tar.

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FIELD NUMBER DESCRIPTION AIR VOLUME

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1272304 TAN VINYL TILE/BLACK MASTIC

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Tan tile: 15% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, in a mineral grain & vinyl binder. / Black mastic: 10% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, & tar.

AS-060207-15

1272305 GRAYISH-WHITE VINYL TILE/BLACK MASTIC

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Tile: mineral grain & vinyl binder. / Mastic: tar.

AS-060207-16

1272306 WHITE VINYL TILE/BLACK MASTIC

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Tile: mineral grain & vinyl binder. / Mastic: tar.

AS-060207-17

1272307 GRAY VINYL TILE/BLACK MASTIC

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Gray tile: No Asbestos Detected, in a mineral grain & vinyl binder. / Black mastic: 10% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, & tar.

AS-060207-18

1272308 LT. GRAY FIBROUS/WHITE PAINT

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Lt. Gray fibrous: 60% plant fiber, 20% glass fiber, & perlite. / White paint:

mineral pigmentation.

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1272309 LT. GRAY FIBROUS/WHITE PAINT

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Lt. Gray fibrous: 60% plant fiber, 20% glass fiber, & perlite. / White paint:

mineral pigmentation.

AS-060207-20

1272310 LT. GRAY FIBROUS/WHITE PAINT

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Lt. Gray fibrous: 60% plant fiber, 20% glass fiber, & perlite. / White paint:

mineral pigmentation.

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FIELD NUMBER DESCRIPTION AIR VOLUME

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1272311 LT. GRAY FIBROUS/WHITE PAINT

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Lt. Gray fibrous: 60% plant fiber, 20% glass fiber, & perlite. / White paint:

mineral pigmentation.

AS-060207-22

1272312 DK BROWN VINYL TILE

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: TRACE, <0.25% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS BY 400-POINT COUNT, in a mineral grain & vinyl binder. (Sample consists of 1/4" dia. tile chips ... unable to ascertain if mastic is present.)

AS-060207-23

1272313 DK BROWN VINYL TILE/BLACK MASTIC

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Tile: TRACE, <0.25% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS BY 400-POINT COUNT METHOD. Also consists of a mineral grain & vinyl binder. / Mastic: tar.

AS-060207-24

1272314 DK BROWN VINYL TILE/BLACK MASTIC

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Tile: TRACE, <0.25% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS BY 400-POINT COUNT METHOD. Also consists of a mineral grain & vinyl binder. / Mastic: tar.

AS-060207-25

1272315 LT. GRAY FIBROUS/WHITE PAINT

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Lt. Gray fibrous: 60% mineral wool, & 40 plant fiber. / White paint: mineral pigmentation.

AS-060207-26

1272316 LT. GRAY FIBROUS/WHITE PAINT

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Lt. Gray fibrous: 60% mineral wool, & 40 plant fiber. / White paint: mineral pigmentation.

AS-060207-27

1272317 LIGHT GRAY FIBROUS

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Lt. Gray fibrous: 60% mineral wool, & 40 plant fiber.

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1272318 DARK GRAY GRANULAR

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 100% mineral wool.

AS-060207-29

1272319 GRAYISH-WHITE FIBROUS

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 95% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

AS-060207-30

1272320 LT GRAY FIBROUS

NO ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 60% plant fiber, 20% mineral wool, & perlite.

AS-060207-31

1272321 WHITE GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

AS-060207-32

1272322 WHITE GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

AS-060207-33

1272323 WHITE GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

AS-060207-34

1272324 WHITE GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

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FIELD NUMBER DESCRIPTION AIR VOLUME

AS-060207-35

1272325 WHITE GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

AS-060207-36

1272326 WHITE GRANULAR

ASBESTOS DETECTED Bulk Asbestos

PRESENT % Chrysotile Asbestos

COMMENTS: Consists of 20% CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS, 30% mineral wool, & mineral binder.

Displayed values on report have been rounded; however all calculations are performed using raw, unrounded intermediate results.

Please contact the laboratory if you have any questions regarding our result calculation or rounding. All samples were received by the laboratory in acceptable condition unless otherwise noted.

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Analytical Methodology

The reference method used for analysis was the EPA-600/M4-82-020, "Interim

Method for the determination of Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples", 40 CFR, Part 763, Subpart E, Appendix E, and associated EPA clarifications. Based upon this method, sample results are reported for each layer analyzed.

Samples which contain >1% asbestos are regulated as asbestos containing materials.

Samples are initially examined with a low power stereomicroscope. An initial estimation of the type/percent asbestos (if present) is made. A small portion of each sample (or of each layer) is mounted on a glass slide in a few drops of Cargill high dispersion RI oil. The mounted sample is then analyzed using a Polarized Light Microscope at magnifications ranging between 20X-400X.

Positive identification of any asbestiform minerals present is done using a

10X Dispersion Staining objective, and measuring other specific identifying optical properties. If an asbestiform mineral is detected in a sample, its' quantity is determined either by calibrated visual estimation or by Point

Counting. There are six regulated asbestos minerals which may be present.

These varieties are: Chrysotile, Amosite, Tremolite, Actinolite, Crocidolite and Anthophyllite.

If the final value = ND then no asbestiform minerals were detected in the sample. For levels less than 10%, point counting is recommended for more accurate quantitation.

Special note regarding floor tiles:

Because some floor tiles have been shown to contain significant amounts of asbestos which may be undetectable by standard PLM analysis, we recommend additional analysis using a Transmission Electron Microscope method. This method requires special sample preparation techniques beyond what is usually found with the standard PLM method.

Instrumentation:

The instruments used may include the following: Nikon SMZ-1B low power stereomicroscope; Nikon Optiphot polarizing light microscope equipped with a l0x dispersion staining objective, 2x, l0x and 20x pol objectives.

Quantitation Limit: <l% asbestos present (trace)

Quality control performed as required by NVLAP (National Voluntary Laboratory

Accreditation Program). Samples are retained for a period of 3 years before disposed of by laboratory unless prior arrangements have been made.

NVLAP lab code 10-ll09

BULK ASBESTOS BY PLM, METHOD WA001blk:

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Due to technical considerations related to the production of known spiked control samples, no external quality control samples were analyzed with this study. However, all other quality assurance measures such as daily calibration, linearity checks, detection limit and desorption determination and peer and supervisory review of the data have been performed. The results in this report conform to the high quality standards set forth at The

Wisconsin Occupational Health Laboratory.

Analytical Quality Control

End of Analytical Report

The results in this report apply only to the samples, specifically listed above, tested at the Wisconsin Occupational Health Laboratory .

This report is not to be reproduced except in full.

This report shall not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the US Government.

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Carlisle’s Roofi ng Systems

Revisions and Alterations Procedures

Carlisle recommends periodic roof system evaluations to ensure the roofi ng system is performing as intended. We suggest regular maintenance inspections be conducted by a Carlisle Authorized Roofi ng Applicator or by someone specially trained in single-ply roofi ng installations. However, even with the most rigorous reviews, roofi ng systems can be damaged by fl ying debris, other trades servicing rooftop equipment, etc. Regardless of how the damage occurs, it is important to understand how to both protect your warranty investment and prolong the life of your roofi ng system. Following these procedures and recommendations can ensure repairs are performed accurately so that the warranty duration and coverage remain intact.

1. Paragraph 4(a) of the Carlisle Roofi ng System Warranty states: “This warranty shall be null and void if, after any installation of the Carlisle Roofi ng System by a Carlisle Authorized Roofi ng Applicator, there are any alterations or repairs made on or through the roof or objects such as, but not limited to, structures, fi xtures, solar panels, wind turbines, roof gardens or utilities placed upon or attached to the roof without fi rst obtaining written authorization from Carlisle.”

2. Solar panel installations entail additional documentation and require building owner authorization.

Please refer to Carlisle’s website to review the proper documentation needed for Photovoltaic installations.

Below is the contact information for Carlisle’s Warranty Services Department.

Carlisle SynTec Systems Attn: Warranty Services

PO Box 7000 Carlisle, PA 17013 Tel: 800-233-0551

Fax: (717) 245-7121 or (717) 245-7181

3. A Carlisle Authorized Roofi ng Applicator must perform all revision work. It is recommended that the original applicator who installed the roofi ng system perform the revision work, if possible.

4. The Carlisle Authorized Roofi ng Applicator must notify Carlisle when the revision work is complete.

The form can be found on Carlisle’s website under the password protected section titled Warranty Revision/Alteration Procedures.

5. At Carlisle’s discretion, a Carlisle Field Service Representative may conduct an inspection to ensure compliance with the current published Carlisle Specifi cations and Details. The applicator will be notifi ed of the results. Current inspection charges and expenses will apply.

6. When the revision or alteration is completed in compliance with the above procedures, Carlisle will notify the building owner that the warranty is being continued.

4.

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WARRANTY NO.: 10189470 Rev 3

BUILDING OWNER: DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY, MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET

NAME OF BUILDING: GLADSTONE ARMORY- PHASE 2 RENOVATE ARMORY

BUILDING ADDRESS: 604 SOUTH 18TH STREET GLADSTONE, MI

DATE OF COMPLETION OF THE CARLISLE TOTAL ROOFING SYSTEM: 11/6/2019

DATE OF ISSUE: 3/12/2020

Carlisle Roofing Systems, Inc., (Carlisle) warrants to the Building Owner (Owner) of the above described building, that; subject to the terms, conditions, and limitations stated in this warranty, Carlisle will repair any leak in the Carlisle Roofing System (Carlisle Total Roofing System) installed by a Carlisle Authorized Roofing Applicator for a period of 20 years, commencing with the date of Carlisle’s acceptance of the Carlisle Total Roofing System installation. However, in no event shall Carlisle’s obligations extend beyond 20.5 years, subsequent to the date of substantial completion of the Carlisle Total Roofing System.

See below for exact date of warranty expiration.

The Carlisle Total Roofing System is defined as the following Carlisle brand materials: Membrane, Flashings, Adhesives and Sealants, Insulation, Cover Boards, Fasteners, Fastener Plates, Fastening Bars, Insulation Adhesives and any other Carlisle brand products utilized in this installation.

TERMS, CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS

1. Owner shall provide Carlisle with written notice via letter, fax or email within thirty (30) days of any leak in the Carlisle Total Roofing System. Owner should send written notice of a leak to Carlisle's Warranty Services Department at the address set forth at the bottom of this warranty. By so notifying Carlisle, the Owner authorizes Carlisle or its designee to investigate the cause of the leak. Should the investigation reveal the cause of the leak to be outside the scope of this Warranty, investigation and repair costs for this service shall be paid by the Owner.

2. If, upon inspection, Carlisle determines that the leak is caused by a defect in the Carlisle Total Roofing System's materials, or workmanship of the Carlisle Authorized Roofing Applicator in installing the same, Owner's remedies and Carlisle's liability shall be limited to Carlisle's repair of the leak. Carlisle shall have sole responsibility in determining the method of repair of the area.

3. This warranty shall not be applicable if, upon Carlisle's inspection, Carlisle determines that any of the following has occurred:

(a) The Carlisle Total Roofing System is damaged by: natural disasters, lightning, fire, insects, animals, windblown debris or objects, earthquakes, tornados, hail, hurricanes, and winds of (3 second) peak gust speeds of 72 mph or higher measured at 10 meters above ground; or

(b) Loss of integrity of the building envelope and/or structure, including, but not limited to, partial or complete loss of roof decking, wall siding, windows, roof top units, doors or other envelope components; or

(c) All associated building components, including but not limited to the deck substrate, joists, columns and foundation, must also meet wind speed design requirements.

(d) The Carlisle Total Roofing System is damaged by any acts, accidents, misuse, abuse, vandalism, civil disobedience or the like; or

(e) Deterioration or failure of building components, including, but not limited to, the roof substrate, walls, mortar, HVAC units, non Carlisle brand metal work, etc., occurs and causes a leak, or otherwise damages the Carlisle Total Roofing System; or

(f) Deterioration of metal materials and accessories caused by marine salt water, atmosphere, or by regular spray of either salt or fresh water; or

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(g) Acids, oils, harmful chemicals and the like come in contact with the Carlisle Total Roofing System and cause a leak, or otherwise damage the Carlisle Total Roofing System; or

(h) The Carlisle Total Roofing System encounters leaks or is otherwise damaged by condensation resulting from any condition within the building that may generate moisture; or

(i) The Carlisle Authorized Applicator or any additional contractor or subcontractor failed to follow Carlisle’s published specifications and details for the approved system assembly or failure to correct all installation deficiencies listed in any Carlisle inspection report.

4. This Warranty shall be null and void if any of the following shall occur:

(a) If, after installation of the Carlisle Total Roofing System by a Carlisle Authorized Roofing Applicator, there are any alterations or repairs made on or through the roof or objects such as, but not limited to, structures, fixtures, solar arrays, wind turbines, roof gardens or utilities are placed upon or attached to the roof without first obtaining written authorization from Carlisle; or

(b) Failure by the Owner to use reasonable care in maintaining the roof, said maintenance to include, but not be limited to, those items listed on Carlisle’s Care & Maintenance Guide which accompanies this Warranty.

5. In addition, it shall be Owner’s sole responsibility to remove and re-install at Owner’s expense, all obstructions, including, but not limited to, structures, fixtures, solar arrays, wind turbines, roof gardens, utilities or other overburden from the affected area as determined by Carlisle that would hinder or impede repairs being made in the most expedient and least expensive manner possible. Owner shall be responsible for all costs associated with any loss of power generation in the event that removal of a solar array is required to repair the roofing system.

6. During the term of this Warranty, Carlisle shall have free access to the roof during regular business hours.

7. Carlisle shall have no obligation under this Warranty while any bills for installation, supplies, service, and/or warranty charges have not been paid in full to the Carlisle Authorized Roofing Applicator, Carlisle, or material suppliers.

8. Carlisle’s failure at any time to enforce any of the terms or conditions stated herein shall not be construed to be a waiver of such provision.

9. Carlisle shall not be responsible for the cleanliness or discoloration of the Carlisle Total Roofing System caused by environmental conditions including, but not limited to, dirt, pollutants or biological agents.

10. Carlisle shall have no liability under any theory of law for any claims, repairs, restoration, or other damages including, but not limited to, consequential or incidental damages relating, directly or indirectly, to the presence of any irritants, contaminants, vapors, fumes, molds, fungi, bacteria, spores, mycotoxins, or the like in the building or in the air, land, or water serving the building.

11. This warranty shall be transferable upon a change in ownership of the building when the Owner has completed certain procedures, including a transfer fee and an inspection of the Roofing System by a Carlisle representative.

12. Any dispute, controversy or claim between the Owner and Carlisle concerning this Limited Warranty shall be settled by mediation. In the event that the Owner and Carlisle do not resolve the dispute, controversy or claim in mediation, the Owner and Carlisle agree that any and all suits, proceedings, or claims shall be filed in either the state courts of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania or in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania. Each party irrevocably consents to the jurisdiction and venue of the above-identified courts.

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13. Roof System Design Assembly: Carlisle, as manufacturer of commercial roofing products with the sole purpose of offering products for an Owner, design professional, architect, consultant, or engineer when designing/choosing a roof system assembly, assumes no liability nor implies to the suitability of the products for any particular assembly or specific building operation or structure. The Owner, design professional, architect, consultant, or engineer is solely responsible for the assembly chosen for a particular building structure to include the responsibility to properly calculate wind uplift values, design dead loads and live loads, and suitability and condition of building envelope substrate, decking, parapets, drainage, slope, and other attributes pertaining to the performance of the roof system assembly.

14. The Carlisle Authorized Applicator or any additional contractor or subcontractor are not agents of Carlisle.

CARLISLE DOES NOT WARRANT PRODUCTS UTILIZED IN THIS INSTALLATION WHICH IT HAS NOT FURNISHED AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS LIABILITY, UNDER ANY THEORY OF LAW, ARISING OUT OF THE INSTALLATION AND PERFORMANCE OF, OR DAMAGES SUSTAINED BY OR CAUSED BY, PRODUCTS NOT FURNISHED BY CARLISLE OR THE PRIOR EXISTING ROOFING MATERIAL OVER WHICH THE CARLISLE

ROOFING SYSTEM HAS BEEN INSTALLED.

THE REMEDIES STATED HEREIN ARE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR FAILURE OF THE CARLISLE TOTAL ROOFING SYSTEM OR ITS COMPONENTS. THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND MERCHANTABILITY, WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE FACE HEREOF. CARLISLE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF

PROFITS OR DAMAGE TO THE BUILDING OR ITS CONTENTS UNDER ANY THEORY OF LAW.

BY: Mark J. Long

AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE

TITLE: Director, Technical and Warranty Services This Warranty Expires: 3/11/2040

FIRESTONE WARRANTY

CONTRACT SUMMARY

Warranty No: 700349046 Project No: 3085953 Start Date: 10/01/2018

Building Identification: Gladstone Armory Building Address: 604 S 18th St, Gladstone, MI 49837-1223 Building Owner: State of Michigan Roofing Contractor: INDEPENDENT ROOFING & SIDING, 40000725

Cold Storage

Firestone Red Shield - EPDM - 20 Year - 55 mph Square Footage: 3,600

Metal Paint Finish - EPDM - 35 Year Square Footage: 3,600

THIS WARRANTY INSTRUMENT CONSISTS OF MULTIPLE PAGES, ALL OF WHICH ARE PART OF THIS DOCUMENT.

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS ARE DEFINED ON SUBSEQUENT PAGES.

1002.001.2015

FIRESTONE WARRANTY

GENERAL TERMS, CONDITIONS AND LIMITATIONS

Warranty No: 700349046 Project No: 3085953 Start Date: 10/01/2018

Building Identification: Gladstone Armory Building Address: 604 S 18th St,…