6-2-CR26076-23413030 Scope of Work.pdf

ASBESTOS, LEAD, AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

SCOPE-OF-WORK:

FOR THE

FUTURE DEMOLITION OF THE

2100 SOUTH PROPERTIES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH and 2023-2029 SOUTH 800 EAST

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84105

June 10, 2026

Prepared for:

Mrs. Aubrey Stapel

Project Manager

State of Utah

Department of Administrative Services

Division of Facilities Construction and Management (DFCM)

State Office Building Room 4110

Salt Lake City, Utah 84114

PH: (801) 641-0964

Prepared by:

R & R Environmental, Inc. (R & R) (ASBC-#237)

47 West 9000 South, Suite #2

Sandy, Utah 84070 jamison@rrenviro.com

Phone (801) 352-2380

Division 02 - Site Work

02 000 General

02 080 Hazardous Material Abatement

02 081 Asbestos Abatement:

Scope of Work: Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services, 2100 South Properties, 815-

819 East 2100 South and 2023-2029 South 800 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84105

Anticipated Start Date: November 1, 2026

Substantial Completion Date: January 31, 2027

2023-2025 South 800 East (Massage/Tattoo Building)

1. Vermiculite

a. Contractor shall remove all Vermiculite from the Massage/Tattoo Building. This material contains <0.25% tremolite/actinolite asbestos by point count. There is approximately 1,365 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is currently not regulated by the Utah DAQ or USEPA. Removal of this will require compliance with OSHA 29 CRF 1926.1101.

2. Wall System

a. Contractor shall remove the Wall System from the Massage/Tattoo Building.

This material contains up to 0.56% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 4,385 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged.

3. Pipe Thread Sealant

a. Contractor shall remove the Pipe Thread Sealant from the Massage/Tattoo

Building. This material contains up to 7% chrysotile asbestos. There are approximately 50 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is not friable.

4. Roofing Materials

a. Contractor shall remove all Roofing Materials from the Massage/Tattoo

Building. This material is assumed to contain asbestos. There is 2,000 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is currently not friable.

5. Universal Waste

a. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Fluorescent Bulbs from the building. 94 bulbs have been identified.

b. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the PCB Ballast from the building. 46 units have been identified.

c. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Auto Door Closers from the building. 2 units have been identified.

d. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Fire Extinguishers from the building. 1 unit has been identified.

e. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Gas Cylinders from the building. 2 units have been identified.

f. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Refrigeration Units from the building. 2 units have been identified.

g. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the AC Units from the building.

2 units have been identified.

h. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Batteries from the building.

Approximately 5 units have been identified.

i. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the E-waste from the building.

Approximately 21 units have been identified.

j. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Chemical Inventory from the building. Approximately 46 gals have been identified.

k. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Monitors/TVs from the building. 1 unit has been identified.

2027-2029 South 800 East (Warehouse Building)

1. Wall Texture #3

a. Contractor shall remove the Wall Texture #3 from the Warehouse Building. This material contains 2% chrysotile asbestos. There is 2,761 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is friable.

a. Contractor shall remove the Wall System from the Warehouse Building. This material contains up to 0.66% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately

8,367 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged and not friable. This material is not regulated by Utah DAQ or USEPA, but is regulated by OSHA and considered a OSHA Class II Work Practice.

a. Contractor shall remove the Gas Pipe Thread Sealant from the Warehouse

Building. This material contains 4% chrysotile asbestos. There are approximately 50 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is not

4. Roofing Materials

a. Contractor shall remove all Roofing Materials from the Warehouse Building.

This material is assumed to contain asbestos. There is 4,225 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is currently not friable.

5. Universal Waste building. 123 bulbs have been identified.

b. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the PCB Ballast from the building. 48 units have been identified.

c. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Auto Door Closers from the building. 1 unit has been identified.

d. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Fire Extinguishers from the building. 2 units have been identified.

e. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Gas Cylinders from the building. 2 unit have been identified.

f. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Refrigeration Units from the building. 1 unit has been identified.

g. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Car from the building. 1 car has been identified.

h. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Fuel from the building. 10 gal has been identified.

i. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Batteries from the building.

23 units have been identified.

j. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the E-waste from the building.

Approximately 88 units have been identified.

k. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Chemical Inventory from the building. Approximately 189 gals have been identified.

l. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Monitors/TVs from the building. 10 units have been identified.

815 East 2100 South (Smoke Shop Building)

1. Wall Texture (Bumpy)

a. Contractor shall remove all Wall Texture (Bumpy) from the Mechanical Room of the Smoke Shop Building. This material contains up to 0.75% chrysotile asbestos. There is 320 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is currently not friable.

2. Plaster

a. Contractor shall remove the Plaster from the Mechanical Room of the Smoke

Shop Building. This material contains <0.25% chrysotile asbestos. There is 460 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is not friable.

3. Roofing Materials

a. Contractor shall remove all Roofing Materials from the Smoke Shop and Yoga

Building. This material is assumed to contain asbestos. There is 4,500 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is currently not friable.

4. Universal Waste building. 120 bulbs have been identified.

b. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the PCB Ballast from the building. 36 units have been identified.

c. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Auto Door Closers from the building. 1 unit has been identified.

d. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Fire Extinguishers from the building. 2 units have been identified.

e. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Exit Signs from the building.

2 units have been identified.

f. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Refrigeration Units from the building. 1 unit has been identified.

g. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the AC Units from the building.

1 unit has been identified.

h. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Batteries from the building.

Approximately 2 units have been identified.

i. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the E-waste from the building.

Approximately 45 units have been identified.

j. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Chemical Inventory from the building. Approximately 85 gals have been identified.

k. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Monitors/TVs from the building. Approximately 9 units have been identified.

815 East 2100 South (Yoga Building)

1. Ceiling Texture (Popcorn)

a. Contractor shall remove all Ceiling Texture (Popcorn) from the Basement of the

Yoga Building. This material contains up to 6% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 150 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is damaged and friable.

a. Contractor shall remove the Wall System from the Yoga Building. This material contains up to 0.15% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 1,900

3. Tile and Glass Adhesive

a. Contractor shall remove the Tile and Glass Adhesive from the Basement of the

Yoga Building. This material contains up to 5% chrysotile asbestos. There are

90 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged and not currently friable.

4. Universal Waste building. 47 bulbs have been identified.

b. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the PCB Ballast from the building. 7 units have been identified.

c. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Batteries from the building.

Approximately 2 units have been identified.

d. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Chemical Inventory from the building. Approximately 7 gals have been identified.

815 East 2100 South (Suite B)

1. Fireplace Step Mastic and Floor Tile and Mastic

a. Contractor shall remove all Fireplace Step Mastic and Floor Tile and Mastic from the Suite B Building. This material contains up to 9% chrysotile asbestos

(tile) and up to 10% chrysotile asbestos (mastic). There is approximately 12 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is currently not friable.

2. Window Glazing

a. Contractor shall remove the Window Glazing from the Suite B Building. This material contains 3% chrysotile asbestos. There are approximately 264 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is not friable.

3. Universal Waste building. 48 bulbs have been identified.

b. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the PCB Ballast from the building. 12 units have been identified.

c. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Auto Door Closers from the building. 1 unit has been identified.

d. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the AC Units from the building.

1 unit has been identified.

e. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the E-waste from the building.

Approximately 10 units have been identified.

f. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Chemical Inventory from the building. Approximately 10 gals have been identified.

819 East 2100 South

a. Contractor shall remove all Ceiling Texture (Popcorn) from the 1st Floor of the

819 East Building. This material contains up to 5% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 120 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is

2. HVAC Paper Tape

a. Contractor shall remove the HVAC Paper Tape from the 819 East Building. This material contains up to 65% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 48 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is friable.

a. Contractor shall remove the Pipe Thread Sealant from the 819 East Building.

This material contains up to 11% chrysotile asbestos. There are approximately

2,900 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is not friable.

4. 9” Vinyl Floor Tile

a. Contractor shall remove all 9” Vinyl Floor tile from the 819 East Building. This material is up to 8% chrysotile asbestos. There is 1,208 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged and currently not

5. Flooring Mastic

a. Contractor shall remove all Flooring Mastic from the 819 East Building. This material is up to12% chrysotile asbestos. There is 1,208 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged and currently not

6. Universal Waste building. 75 bulbs have been identified.

b. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the PCB Ballast from the building. 20 units have been identified.

c. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Auto Door Closers from the building. 3 units have been identified.

d. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Fire Extinguishers from the building. 3 units has been identified.

e. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Batteries from the building.

Approximately 5 units have been identified.

f. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Thermostat from the building.

Approximately 1 unit have been identified.

g. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the E-waste from the building.

Approximately 15 units have been identified.

h. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Chemical Inventory from the building. Approximately 55 gals have been identified.

815 East 2100 South (Service Pros Building)

a. Contractor shall remove all Ceiling Texture (Popcorn) from the Garage of the

Service Pros Building. This material contains 8% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 260 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged and friable.

2. Wall Texture (Dot)

a. Contractor shall remove all Wall Texture (Dot) from the First Floor of the

Service Pros Building. This material contains up to 3% chrysotile asbestos.

There is approximately 800 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged and friable.

3. HVAC Paper Tape

a. Contractor shall remove the HVAC Paper Tape from the Service Pros Building.

This material contains 70% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 15 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is friable.

4. Insulation and Debris

a. Contractor shall remove the Insulation and Debris from the Service Pros

Building. This material contains up to 20% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 1,500 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is

5. Wall System

a. Contractor shall remove the Wall System from the Service Pros Building. This material contains up to 0.1% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately

3,275 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is not friable.

6. Pipe Thread Sealant

a. Contractor shall remove the Pipe Thread Sealant from the Service Pros Building.

This material contains 5% chrysotile asbestos. There are approximately 181

7. Sheet Vinyl Floor Tile

a. Contractor shall remove all Sheet Vinyl Floor tile from the Floor 2 of the Service

Pros Building. This material is up to 8% chrysotile asbestos. There is 90 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged and

8. 9” Vinyl Floor Tile

a. Contractor shall remove all 9” Vinyl Floor tile from the Garage of the Service

Pros Building. This material is 6% chrysotile asbestos. There is 638 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is partially damaged and currently not

9. Wallpaper (White)

a. Contractor shall remove all White Wallpaper from the Service Pros Building.

This material is 3% chrysotile asbestos. There is approximately 950 square feet of materials to be removed. This material friable.

10. Roofing Materials

a. Contractor shall remove all Roofing Materials from the 815 Suite B, 819 East, and Service Pros Building. This material is assumed to contain asbestos. There is approximately 6,000 square feet of materials to be removed. This material is

11. Universal Waste building. 74 bulbs have been identified.

b. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the PCB Ballast from the building. 35 units have been identified.

c. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Refrigeration Units from the building. 2 units has been identified.

d. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Batteries from the building.

Approximately 20 units have been identified.

e. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the E-waste from the building.

Approximately 36 units have been identified.

f. Contractor shall remove and properly dispose of the Chemical Inventory from the building. Approximately 104 gals have been identified.

6. General

a. All applicable rules will apply including Utah Division of Air Quality (DAQ) Utah

Asbestos Rule (Rule R-307.801), EPA NESHAP (40 CFR Part 61, Subpart M), OSHA Asbestos Standard (29 CFR 1910.1001), and OSHA Asbestos Construction

Standard (29 CFR 1926.1101)

b. Contractor shall have current and up-to-date Utah DAQ certifications for all workers conducting abatement. Contractor shall have current and up-to-date Utah

DAQ Company Certification. Contractor shall submit a copy of Company

Certification and all Individual Certifications as part of their Statement of

Qualifications (SOQ).

c. Contractor shall attend a pre-start meeting on the first day of the project and shall ensure that the project supervisor is in attendance. The exact time for this meeting will be confirmed with the Contractor by the Consultant no later than one week prior.

d. Contractor shall conduct personnel air sampling each day of friable removal activity and shall submit (in writing) all personal air sampling results from the workers on the project to the Consultant no later than the end of the shift the following workday.

e. Contractor shall ensure his work does not cause undue interference with the facility operation outside his abatement area, or unsightly accumulations of debris, materials, personal belongings, etc., and that all areas of the work are secure from the unauthorized entry of patrons and employees of the Owner.

f. Contractor shall provide Consultant with his abatement project design, prepared by an AHERA-accredited Utah Certified Project Designer, no later than 3 working days prior to the start of the project. Any modifications to the design shall be approved by an AHERA-accredited and Utah Certified Project Designer. The design shall be emailed or otherwise delivered to the offices of R&R

Environmental, Inc., to the attention of Steve Smith, 47 West 9000 South, Suite 2, Sandy, Utah, 84070, steve@rrenviro.com.

g. Contractor shall hire a Utah-licensed electrical contractor to ensure his electrical design and plans are compatible with the facility operation and with the National

Electrical Code. Contractor shall use only electrical equipment rated for work in

"damp environments" in the containment area. Any equipment not labeled "rated for work in damp environments" may not be permitted.

h. Contractor shall ensure all equipment brought onto the site is free of suspect asbestos-containing material (ACM). Consultant may disallow use of any equipment with obvious suspect ACM.

i. All ladders and their components shall be maintained in good repair and fully operational, without makeshift repairs.

j. Contractor will provide a viewport for each containment where possible. The viewport will be at a minimum of 12”x12” size. The viewport will be kept clear and unobstructed.

k. Contractor shall take appropriate steps to safeguard existing items that are scheduled to remain in the facility. These items may include carpeting, flooring, baseboards, wood panels, ceiling trim, equipment such as burglar and fire alarms, sprinklers and sensors, speakers, clocks, mechanical grilles, furnaces, light fixtures, conduits, etc.

l. Contractor shall provide a certificate of weight and measure (or other certification acceptable to the Consultant) for all ACM waste taken from the site. The certification shall list gross, tare and net weights for all ACM waste. Contractor shall also provide, on Contractor's letterhead, a listing of each manifest used for the project, by number and waste tonnage (in pounds) specific to that manifest.

Listing shall show if ACM was disposed of as regulated waste, non-hazardous or any other state-approved category of waste. This information shall be provided prior to, or at the time of invoice submission. No final payment to Contractor will be made without this certification and documentation.

m. All poly sheeting used by Contractor on the project shall be of the fire-retardant type.

n. Smoking / vaping is not allowed in the building. Contractor's employees who smoke shall go off-site or to a corner of the property and shall police and clean up any cigarette butts or associated debris, transporting this waste immediately to their privately-owned vehicle or a company vehicle. Owner's trash receptacles shall not be used for this waste. Any violation of this provision is grounds for expulsion of the offending party from the work site for its duration.

o. The most stringent regulations in effect for the work site shall apply. Contractor shall determine the extent of city, county, AQMD, state, federal and all other applicable regulations and perform the work in compliance with these regulations.

p. Reserved.

q. Contractor shall provide the Industrial Hygiene Consultant with SDSs for all materials used on their work site. SDSs shall be provided prior to the use of the product.

r. Contractor shall provide an English-speaking interpreter on-site any time

Contractor personnel are non-English-speaking.

s. Contractor’s electrical extension cords shall be suspended off the floor or covered with trip-resistant covering. GFCIs shall be used on all electrical equipment.

t. Removed ACM shall be cleaned up and bagged on a continual basis. No removed

ACM shall be left unattended at any time until placed in the locked waste dumpster. All waste shall be disposed of at an in-state waste facility unless agreed to in writing by the Consultant prior to transport. Contractor shall use a waste container that can be made secure from unauthorized disposal, so no extraneous waste is included with the ACM waste generated by Contractor. All ACM waste shall be transported in leak-tight containers, in poly-lined, enclosed, locked vehicles, separate from non-ACM material.

u. Contractor shall maintain a job telephone at Contractor's expense. Telephone shall be operational prior to disturbance of any ACM. Contractor shall be fully responsible for all charges to this telephone.

v. Contractor shall provide chemical toilets on the job site for Contractor's personnel, the Consultant and any authorized visitors. Contractor shall ensure these toilets are maintained appropriately and in a hygienic manner and are established and maintained throughout the duration of the project while contractor is on site.

w. All dimensions, quantities and areas provided in this scope of work are approximations to assist Contractor in determining the amount of ACM designated for removal. Contractor is entirely responsible for accurately determining the amount of ACM included in the scope of work prior to submitting bid forms and proposal.

APPENDICES

Appendix A Unit Price Sheet

Appendix B Drawings / Plans

Appendix C Asbestos Survey and Assessment

APPENDIX A

UNIT PRICE SHET

UTAH DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SERVICES-2100 SOUTH

PROPERTIES

June 10, 2026

Company Name:

Unit Pricing: Bidding abatement contractors are to submit their base bid along with the following unit costs for any unforeseen asbestos-containing building materials using the Unit Pricing Cost Sheet which is posted separately.

Item

No.

Description

Unit

Unit Price

1 Additional Mobilizations Each $ 2 Hourly Supervisor Rate Hr $ 3 Hourly Worker Rate Hr $ 4 Fluorescent Light Ballast Each $ 5 Fluorescent Light Tubes 2’ To 8’ Long Each $ 6 Pcb Ballast Each $ 7 Batteries Each $ 8 Auto Door Closer Units Each $ 9 Thermometers Each $ 10 Chemicals Gal $ 11 Paints Gal $ 12 Glycol Gal $ 13 Fertilizer Gal $ 14 Oil Gal $ 15 Fuel Gal $ 16 Exit Signs Each $ 17 Fire Extinguisher Each $ 18 Gas Cylinder Each $ 19 Radioactive Emergency Exit Signs Each $ 20 Refrigerant Unit Cfc Evacuation Each $ 21 Refrigerant Unit Cfc Evacuation (<50 lbs) Each $ 22 Refrigerant Unit Cfc Evacuation (>50 To 300 lbs) Each $ 23 Refrigerant Unit Cfc Evacuation (>300 lbs) Each $ 24 E-Waste (Small) Each $ 25 E-Waste (Med) Each $ 26 E-Waste (Large) Each $ 27 Tv/Monitor/Laptop Each $ 28 Vehicle Each $ 29 Fire Doors/Frames (Insulation) Each $ 30 Roof Mastic/Coating SF $ 31 Roof Sealant/Caulk SF $ 32 Roofing Membrane SF $ 33 Roofing Shingle SF $ 34 Roofing Tar SF $ 35 Vermiculite In CMU Wall SF $ 36 Wall Texture SF $ 37 Ceiling Texture SF $ 38 Wallboard And Joint Compound (Wall System) SF $ 39 HVAC Paper Tape SF $ 40 Tile & Glass Adhesive SF $ 41 Window Glaze SF $ 42 Insulation SF $ 43 Insulation & Debris SF $ 44 Window Caulk SF $ 45 Caulk SF $ 46 Door Caulk SF $

47 Asbestos Cement Board (Transite) SF $ 48 Concrete Surfacing SF $ 49 Plaster Demo SF $ 50 TSI-Mudded Fittings SF $ 51 Sheet Vinyl Tile on Wood SF $ 52 Sheet Vinyl Tile on Concrete SF $ 53 Sheet Vinyl Tile on Concrete Under Carpet SF $ 54 Vinyl Floor Tile and Mastic on Concrete SF $ 55 Vinyl Floor Tile and Mastic on Concrete Under Carpet SF $ 56 Vinyl Floor Tile on Concrete SF $ 57 Vinyl Floor Tile on Concrete Under Carpet SF $ 58 Mastic on Concrete SF $ 59 Mastic on Concrete Under Carpet SF $

APPENDIX B

DRAWINGS / PLANS

N

UTAH STATE DFCM

YOGA & SMOKE SHOP

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

BASEMENT

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

SMOKE SHOP

YOGA

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING CEILING TEXTURE (POPCORN) & WALL SYSTEM

YOGA & SMOKE SHOP

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

BASEMENT

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

SMOKE SHOP

YOGA

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING MIRROR MASTIC AND WALL SYSTEM= ASBESTOS CONTAINING MIRROR MASTIC AND WALL SYSTEM

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM

YOGA & SMOKE SHOP

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

MAIN FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM

YOGA & SMOKE SHOP

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

MAIN FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING PLASTER

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM

2100 SOUTH SUITES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

BASEMENT

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING BLACK MASTIC

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING VINYL FLOOR TILE & MASTIC

2100 SOUTH SUITES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

BASEMENT

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING HVAC PAPER TAPE (SCATTERED THROUGHOUT)

2100 SOUTH SUITES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

MAIN FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

SUITE 815B

SUITE 819

AT YOUR SERVICE PROS

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM (MAY NOT SHOW ALL AREAS)

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING CEILING TEXTURE (POPCORN)

2100 SOUTH SUITES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

MAIN FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

SUITE 815B

SUITE 819

AT YOUR SERVICE PROS

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WINDOW GLAZING

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING VINYL FLOOR TILE & MASTIC

2100 SOUTH SUITES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

MAIN FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

SUITE 815B

SUITE 819

AT YOUR SERVICE PROS

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM (MAY NOT SHOW ALL AREAS)

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL TEXTURE & WALL SYSTEM

2100 SOUTH SUITES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

SECOND FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING SHEET VINYL TILE

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING HVAC PAPER TAPE (NOT ALL LOCATIONS ARE SHOWN)

2100 SOUTH SUITES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

SECOND FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM (SCATTERED WALLS AND CEILINGS THROUGHOUT)

2100 SOUTH SUITES

815-819 EAST 2100 SOUTH

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

SECOND FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING INSULATION & DEBRIS (ATTIC SPACES)

MASSAGE & TATTOO

2023-2029 S. 800 E.

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

MAIN FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING PIPE THREAD SEALANT

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING VERMICULITE

MASSAGE

TATTOO

WAREHOUSE

2023-2029 S. 800 E.

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

MAIN FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM (WALLS)

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM (CEILING)

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING CEILING TEXTURE

WAREHOUSE

2023-2029 S. 800 E.

SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105

FEBRUARY 2026

SECOND FLOOR

ASBESTOS FLOORPLAN

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM (WALLS)

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL SYSTEM (CEILING)

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING CEILING TEXTURE

= ASBESTOS CONTAINING WALL TEXTURE (WALL)

APPENDIX C

ASBESTOS SURVEY AND ASSESSMENT REPORTS

ASBESTOS, LEAD, AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

INSPECTION, SURVEY AND ASSESSMENT

FOR THE

UTAH STATE DFCM

TATTOO, MASSAGE AND WAREHOUSE BUILDING

2023-2029 SOUTH 800 EAST

AN ASBESTOS SURVEY AND ASSESSMENT

FOR THE

UTAH STATE DFCM

TATTOO, MASSAGE AND WAREHOUSE BUILDING

May 14, 2026

Prepared for:

Mrs. Aubrey Stapel

Hazmat Program Manager

Utah Department of Government Operations

Division of Facilities, Construction and Management (DFCM)

Taylorsville State Office Building, 3rd Floor

4315 South 2700 West

Taylorsville, Utah 84114

PH: (801) 641-0964

Prepared by:

R & R Environmental, Inc. (R & R)

47 West 9000 South, Suite #2

Sandy, Utah 84070 steve@rrenviro.com

Phone (801) 318-5658

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ASBESTOS

1.0 INTRODUCTION

2.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

3.0 SAMPLING METHODS

4.0 SURVEY RESULTS

5.0 CONCLUSIONS

6.0 LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSION OF WARRANTY.……………………………………………………6

List of Appendices

Appendix A Sample Log

Appendix B Laboratory Report

Appendix C Photo Log

Appendix D Floor Plans

Appendix E State of Utah Certifications

Asbestos Survey Report Page 1 Tattoo, Massage and Warehouse Building

1.0 INTRODUCTION

R & R Environmental, Inc. (R & R) was contacted to conduct an asbestos survey for the Utah State

DFCM Tattoo, Massage and Warehouse Building located at 2023-2029 South 800 East in Salt

Lake City, Utah 84105. The State of Utah is looking to purchase the Tattoo, Massage and

Warehouse Building. The survey consisted of a visual assessment of the building of the for suspect asbestos containing materials (ACM) and bulk sampling of the materials. The fieldwork component of this survey was conducted by Mr. Jamison Moss who is a Utah Certified Asbestos

Building Inspector.

This report presents the conditions and observations noted on the visit dates.

The following general information is included in this survey report:

• Executive Summary (Section 2.0)

• Sampling Methods (Section 3.0)

• Analytical Results (Section 4.0)

• Conclusions (5.0)

• Limitations & Exclusion of Warranty (6.0)

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2.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Materials containing asbestos or assumed to contain asbestos were identified during this survey.

Material Location Quantity % Asbestos Friable Condition

Photo

Texture #3 Warehouse

Building 2,761 ft2 10% Chrysotile No Good 2

Pipe Thread Sealant

(Natural Gas) Throughout ~135 ft2

Up to

7% Chrysotile No Good 3

Vermiculite Massage and

Tattoo Exterior >1,365 ft2

<0.25% Trem/Act

(By Point Count) No Good 4

Wall System

Massage and

Warehouse

Building

12,752 ft2

Overall, up to

0.66% Chrysotile

(By Point Count)

No Good 3

Fire Rated

Door/Frame

Scattered

Throughout ~5 ea Assumed No Good 5

Roofing Materials Roof ~6,000 ft2 Assumed No Good 6

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UTAH STATE DFCM, TATTOO, MASSAGE AND WAREHOUSE BUILDING

2023-2029 SOUTH 800 EAST, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84105

DATE OF SURVEY: FEBRUARY 2026

NESHAP - REGULATED

ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS (R-ACM)

1. Friable asbestos material (>1% asbestos and can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure)

Thermal system insulation (TSI)*

X Textured wall/ceiling material (TCM)*

Spray-on insulation or fireproofing*

Blown-in insulation*

Ceiling tiles/panels*

Plaster, gypsum board, gypsum board joint compound*

Cloth materials* (Boiler Flue Gasket)

Paper materials* (HVAC Paper Tape and Insulating Board)

Electrical wiring insulation*

Sink undercoating (loose)*

Other*

2. Category I ACM which has become friable

Packings

Gaskets

Resilient floor coverings (floor tile and sheet vinyl)

Asphalt roofing products (Dust Debris, Roofing Underlayment Debris, Flashing Material)

3. Category I ACM that will be or has been subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading

Packings

Gaskets

Resilient floor coverings (floor tile and sheet vinyl)

Asphalt roofing products

4. Category II ACM that has a high probability of becoming or has become friable during demolition or renovation operations

Asbestos cement materials (TransiteT)*

Asphalt, tar and rubber-base ACM products other than roofing products*

Non-asphalt and non-paper roofing products*

Paint*

Fire brick and/or mortar*

Stainless steel sink undercoating (solid)*

Encapsulated TCM*

Encapsulated TSI*

Mastic for floor tile, ceiling tile, cove molding, etc.*

X Other (Fire Rated Door/Frame)

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UTAH STATE DFCM, TATTOO, MASSAGE AND WAREHOUSE BUILDING

2023-2029 SOUTH 800 EAST, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 84105

DATE OF SURVEY: FEBRUARY 2026

NESHAP NON-REGULATED

ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL (N-R-ACM)

1. > 1% asbestos

2. Category I Non-friable (cannot be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure)

ACM with >1% asbestos by new PLM procedure

Packings

X Gaskets (Pipe Thread Sealant)

Resilient floor coverings (floor tile)

X Asphalt roofing products

3. Category II Non-friable ACM with >1% asbestos by new PLM procedure (Category includes items meeting Category I definition but not specifically listed in that category)

Asbestos cement materials (TransiteT)* (Fume hoods, counter tops, and window panels)

Asphalt, tar and rubber-base ACM products other than roofing products*

X Non-asphalt and non-paper roofing products*

Paint* (Silver Paint Sealant)

Fire brick and/or mortar*

Sink undercoating (solid)*

Mastic for floor tile, ceiling tile, cove molding, etc.*

Other*

Notes:

1. (*) Denotes R&R’s interpretation of materials included in this category.

2. New PLM procedure is outlined in Appendix A, Subpart F, 40 CFR, Part 783, Section 1, Polarized Light Microscopy.

3. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air

Pollutants (NESHAP) asbestos revision as outlined in 40 CFR, Part 61, became effective

November 20, 1990. The asbestos classification system outlined in the revision and included in this section is dynamic in nature. Asbestos materials classified as “NON-REGULATED” at the time of the survey may become “REGULATED” due to ongoing or planned maintenance, renovation, or demolition actions, which can transform a material containing greater than 1% asbestos from a “non-friable” and NON-REGULATED to a friable and REGULATED condition.

Classification of ACM in this section and in the executive summary of this report is, therefore, based on the observations of the surveyor at the time of the survey and may or may not be appropriate at later dates.

4. Maintenance, renovation, demolition, weathering, normal wear, water, or other damage can alter the “NON-REGULATED” status of materials, and necessitate precautions required for handling them as “REGULATED” asbestos-materials.

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3.0 SAMPLING METHODS

Survey procedures were based on those outlined in Title 40 Code of Federal Regulation (CFR)

Part 763, USEPA Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act, and the Asbestos Model

Accreditation Plan (effective April 4, 1994). The procedures included visual observation, physical inspection, bulk sample collection, and condition assessment of suspect ACM. The number of samples collected was based on the amount and accessibility of each homogeneous material, with consideration given for the type, age, and condition.

One-hundred thirty-three (133) samples were collected from the suspect materials to assess the presence of asbestos (or lack thereof) in building materials/systems. Each sample collected was placed into a sealable plastic bag or tub, marked with a unique sample identification code, and packaged for subsequent shipment to the laboratory for analysis. Individual sample identification consisted of a numeric code denoting the sampling media/location.

After packaging and labeling, samples were submitted under proper chain-of-custody to

Reservoirs Environmental, Inc., Denver, Colorado. The National Voluntary Laboratory

Accreditation Program (NVLAP), Lab Code 101896 accredits Reservoirs for asbestos analysis.

Samples were analyzed via Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) utilizing EPA Method 600/M4-

82-020. Please note that USEPA and OSHA regulations define an ACM as a material containing more than one (1) percent asbestos, by volume, as determined by PLM analysis. In the case of multi-layer systems (e.g., floor tile/mastic layers), the laboratory analyzed and reported each layer separately.

4.0 SURVEY RESULTS

One-hundred thirty-three (133) representative samples collected were submitted for analytical determination. A summary of analytical results for samples collected and analyzed for this survey are in Appendix B (Laboratory Results) and are discussed below by building material/system type.

Photographs of the buildings where samples were taken are included as Appendix C. Floor Plans of the building where samples were taken are included in Appendix D

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5.0 CONCLUSIONS

Materials containing asbestos were identified in the building. See Executive Summary for details.

The identified materials must be removed prior to disturbance by a licensed abatement contractor.

6.0 LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSION OF WARRANTY

This asbestos survey and assessment was performed using procedures and a level of diligence typically exercised by professional consultants performing similar services. However, asbestos-containing material (ACM) can be present in a structure, but not identified using ordinary investigative procedures.

No asbestos survey can completely, eliminate uncertainty regarding the presence of ACM.

R&R Environmental, Inc.’s level of diligence and investigative procedures are intended to reduce, but not eliminate, potential uncertainty regarding the presence of ACM. The procedures used for this survey attempt to establish a balance between the competing goals of limiting investigative costs, time, and building damage, and reducing the uncertainty about unknown conditions. Therefore, the determinations in this report should not be construed as a guarantee that all ACM present in the subject property has been included in this report.

This report presents R&R Environmental, Inc.’s professional determinations, which are dependent upon information obtained during performance of consulting services. R&R

Environmental, Inc. assumes no responsibility for omissions or errors resulting from inaccurate information provided by sources outside of R&R Environmental, Inc.

No warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied, is made regarding the findings, conclusions, or recommendations contained in this report. The limitations presented above supersede the requirements or provisions of all other contracts or scopes of work, implied, or otherwise, except stated or acknowledged herein.

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AN ASBESTOS SURVEY AND ASSESSMENT

OF THE

UTAH STATE DFCM

TATTOO, MASSAGE AND WAREHOUSE BUILDING

During the month of February 2026, R & R Environmental, Inc. (R & R) of Sandy, Utah, conducted an asbestos survey and assessment of the Utah State DFCM, Tattoo, Massage and Warehouse

Building located at 2023-2029 South 800 East in Salt Lake City, Utah 84105. Bulk samples of suspect asbestos-containing materials were collected and analyzed. The condition of all friable and non-friable asbestos-containing materials was, assessed. The following accredited inspector conducted the survey and assessment.

Inspected by:

Jamison Moss Date

State of Utah, Division of Air Quality Inspector

Certification Number: ASB-6674

State of Utah Company Certification: ASBC-237

This report was reviewed by:

David C. Roskelley, MSPH, CIH, CSP Date

State of Utah, Division of Air Quality Inspector

Certification Number: ASB-1370

AHERA Inspector #5 PSI 65451 I

Certified Safety Professional #15774

Certified Industrial Hygienist #8529

State of Utah Company Certification: ASBC-237

Appendix A

Sample Log

SAMPLE LOG

Sample #

Material/

Homogenous Area

Sample

Location Quantity

Lab Result

(%/Type)

Assessment

Friable

(Y/N)

M-01 Wall System Suite 2 Entry 4,385 ft2

Overall, 0.14% Chrysotile

(By Point Count)

Partially

Damaged N

M-02 Wall System Main Hallway 4,385 ft2

Overall, 0.56% Chrysotile

(By Point Count)

Partially

Damaged N

M-03 Wall System Storage Room 4,385 ft2

Overall, 0.08% Chrysotile

(By Point Count)

Partially

Damaged N

M-04 Wall System Bathroom

Hallway 4,385 ft2 None Detected

Partially

Damaged N

M-05 Wall System Suite 1 Entry 4,385 ft2

Overall, 0.07% Chrysotile

(By Point Count)

Partially

Damaged N

M-06 2’ x 4’ Ceiling Panel #1 Suite 2 Ceiling 160 ft2 None Detected Partially

Damaged N

M-07 2’ x 4’ Ceiling Panel #1 Suite 2 Ceiling 160 ft2 None Detected Partially

Damaged N

M-08 2’ x 4’ Ceiling Panel #2 Suite 1 Entry 240 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-09 2’ x 4’ Ceiling Panel #2 Main Hallway 240 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-10 Backsplash Adhesive Bathroom 80 ft2 None Detected Partially

Damaged N

M-11 Backsplash Adhesive Bathroom 80 ft2

3% Chrysotile

(Wall Compound)

None Detected

(Adhesive)

Partially

Damaged

Homogenous Area

Sample

Location Quantity

(Y/N)

M-12 Backsplash Adhesive Bathroom 80 ft2

2% Chrysotile

(Wall Compound)

None Detected

(Adhesive)

Partially

Damaged N

M-13 Ceramic Tile (Tan)

& Grout Bathroom 80 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-14 Ceramic Tile (Tan)

& Grout Bathroom 80 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-15 Black Carpet Adhesive Massage Room 1 360 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-16 Black Carpet Adhesive Massage Room 1 360 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-17 Floor Tile (Gray)

& Adhesive Bathroom 40 ft2 None Detected

Partially

Damaged N

M-18 Floor Tile (Gray)

& Adhesive Bathroom 40 ft2 None Detected

Partially

Damaged N

M-19 White Sink Resin Bathroom 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-20 White Sink Resin Bathroom 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-21 Yellow Tile Adhesive Bathroom

Hallway 52 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-22 Yellow Tile Adhesive Bathroom

Hallway 52 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

M-23 Yellow Tile Adhesive Bathroom

Hallway 52 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-01 Wall System Bathroom 510 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-02 Wall System Bathroom

Storage 510 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-03 Wall System Entryway 510 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-04 2’ x 4’ Ceiling Panel #1 Main Shop 310 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-05 2’ x 4’ Ceiling Panel #1 Main Shop 310 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-06 2’ x 4’ Ceiling Panel #2 Main Shop 180 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

Homogenous Area

Sample

Location Quantity

(Y/N)

T-07 2’ x 4’ Ceiling Panel #2 Main Shop 180 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-08 Yellow Tile Adhesive Bathroom

Storage 52 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-09 Yellow Tile Adhesive Bathroom

Storage 52 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-10 Yellow Tile Adhesive Bathroom

Storage 52 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-11 Brown Floorboard with

Adhesive Main Shop Entry 400 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-12 Brown Floorboard with

Adhesive Main Shop 400 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-13 White Tile with Tan

Adhesive Bathroom 20 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-14 White Tile with Tan

Adhesive Bathroom 20 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-15 White Sink Undercoat East Wall 6 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-16 White Sink Undercoat East Wall 6 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-17 White Sink Caulk Bathroom

Storage 2 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-18 White Sink Caulk Bathroom

Storage 2 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-19 Red Wall Texture Main Shop 510 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-20 Red Wall Texture Main Shop 510 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

T-21 Red Wall Texture Main Shop 510 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-01

Green Block Filler and

Brick Texture SE Corner 765 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-02

Green Block Filler and

Brick Texture Tattoo Entry 765 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-03

Green Block Filler and

Brick Texture

West Exterior

Wall 765 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

Homogenous Area

Sample

Location Quantity

(Y/N)

TME-04 Tan Window Glaze Massage Entry 18 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-05 Tan Window Glaze Tattoo Entry 18 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-06 White Window Glaze Suite 2 Entry 18 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-07 White Window Glaze Tattoo Entry 18 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-08 Gray Foundation Putty Suite 2 Entry 6 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-09 Gray Foundation Putty Tattoo Entry 6 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-10

Vermiculite Fill

Insulation

West Exterior

Wall 1,365 ft2 <0.25% Trem/Act

(By Point Count) Undamaged N

TME-11

Vermiculite Fill

Insulation

West Exterior

Wall 1,365 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

TME-12

Vermiculite Fill

Insulation NW Corner 1,365 ft2 <0.25% Trem/Act

(By Point Count) Undamaged N

TME-13

Vermiculite Fill

Insulation

North Exterior

Wall 1,365 ft2 <0.25% Trem/Act

(By Point Count) Undamaged N

TME-14

Vermiculite Fill

Insulation

North Exterior

Wall 1,365 ft2 <0.25% Trem/Act

(By Point Count) Undamaged N

TME-15

Grey Gas Meter Thread

Sealant NW Corner 35 ft2 6% Chrysotile Undamaged N

TME-16

Grey Gas Meter Thread

Sealant NW Corner 35 ft2 5% Chrysotile Undamaged N

TME-17 White Thread Sealant NW Corner 35 ft2 5% Chrysotile Undamaged N

TME-18 White Thread Sealant NW Corner 35 ft2 7% Chrysotile Undamaged N

B-01 Texture #1 Bathroom 166 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-02 Texture #1 Bathroom 166 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-03 Texture #1 Bathroom 166 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-04 Texture #2 Floor 1 136 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-05 Texture #2 Floor 1 136 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-06 Texture #2 Floor 1 136 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

Homogenous Area

Sample

Location Quantity

(Y/N)

B-07 CMU Texture Floor 1 580 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-08 CMU Texture Floor 1 580 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-09 CMU Texture Floor 1 580 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-10 Texture #3 Floor 1 2,761 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-11 Texture #3 Floor 1 2,761 ft2 2% Chrysotile Undamaged Y

B-12 Texture #3 Floor 2 2,761 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-13 CMU Blockfiller Server 3,608 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-14 CMU Blockfiller Floor 1 3,608 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-15 CMU Blockfiller Floor 2 3,608 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-16 CMU Blockfiller Floor 2 3,608 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-17 CMU Blockfiller Floor 2 3,608 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-18 Wall System Server 8,367 ft2

Overall, 0.46% Chrysotile

(By Point Count)

Undamaged N

B-19 Wall System Floor 1 8,367 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-20 Wall System Floor 2 8,367 ft2

Overall, 0.66% Chrysotile

(By Point Count)

Undamaged N

B-21 Wall System Floor 2 8,367 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-22 Wall System Floor 2 8,367 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-23 30" Vinyl Floor Tile

& Mastic Floor 2 873 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-24 30" Vinyl Floor Tile

& Mastic Floor 2 873 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-25 Caulk (White) Floor 1 75 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-26 Caulk (White) Floor 1 75 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-27 Caulk (Black) Floor 1 ~150 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-28 Caulk (Black) Exterior ~150 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

Homogenous Area

Sample

Location Quantity

(Y/N)

B-29 Pipe Thread Sealant Floor 2 65 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-30 Pipe Thread Sealant Floor 2 65 ft2 4% Chrysotile Undamaged N

B-31 Tile & Grout Server 16 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-32 Tile & Grout Server 16 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-33 Exterior CMU

Blockfiller Exterior 4,910 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-34 Exterior CMU

Blockfiller Exterior 4,910 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-35 Exterior CMU

Blockfiller Exterior 4,910 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-36 Exterior CMU

Blockfiller Exterior 4,910 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-37 Exterior CMU

Blockfiller Exterior 4,910 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-38 Millboard Floor 2 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-39 Millboard Floor 2 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-40 Sheet Vinyl Tile &

Mastic Floor 2 168 ft2 None Detected Damaged N

B-41 Sheet Vinyl Tile &

Mastic Floor 2 168 ft2 None Detected Damaged N

B-42 Texture #3 Floor 2 2,761 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-43 Texture #3 Floor 2 2,761 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-44 Black Carpet and

Adhesive Front Desk 260 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-45 Black Carpet and

Adhesive Front Desk 260 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-46 Yellow Adhesive and

Black Mastic

South End of

Garage 320 ft2 None Detected Damaged N

Homogenous Area

Sample

Location Quantity

(Y/N)

B-47 Yellow Adhesive and

Black Mastic

South End of

Garage 320 ft2 None Detected Damaged N

B-48 Yellow Adhesive and

Black Mastic

South End of

Garage 320 ft2 None Detected Damaged N

B-49 Green Carpet with

Yellow Adhesive Bathroom 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-50 Green Carpet with

Yellow Adhesive Bathroom 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-51 Tan Ceramic Tile and

Grout Bathroom 16 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-52 Tan Ceramic Tile and

Grout Bathroom 16 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-53 Tan Duct Sealant Mechanical

Room 12 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-54 Tan Duct Sealant Mechanical

Room 12 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-55 Tan Thread Sealant Mechanical

Room 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-56 Tan Thread Sealant Mechanical

Room 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-57 Black Insulation Wire

Wrap

Mechanical

Room 12 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-58 Black Insulation Wire

Wrap

Mechanical

Room 12 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-59 White Cinder Block

Texture

East Garage

Wall 625 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-60 White Cinder Block

Texture

East Garage

Wall 625 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-61 White Cinder Block

Texture

East Garage

Wall 625 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

Homogenous Area

Sample

Location Quantity

(Y/N)

B-62 Knockdown Texture Storage Office 540 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-63 Knockdown Texture Storage Office 540 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-64 Knockdown Texture Front Office 540 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-65 Wall System Front Office 8,367 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-66 Wall System Storage Office 8,367 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-67 Wall System Storage Office 8,367 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-68 Grey Sink Undercoat Mechanical

Room Entry 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-69 Grey Sink Undercoat Mechanical

Room Entry 4 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-70 Black Stove Paper NW Corner 260 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

B-71 Black Stove Paper NW Corner 260 ft2 None Detected Undamaged N

Appendix B

Laboratory Report

March 05, 2026

Sincerely, Jeanne Spencer President

Subcontractor Number:

Laboratory Report: RES 730253-1

Project #/P.O. #: DFCM

Project Description: Massage Parlor

Gavin Miles R & R Environmental 47 West 9000 South #2 Sandy, UT 84070

Dear Gavin, Eurofins Reservoirs is an analytical laboratory accredited for the analysis of Industrial Hygiene and Environmental matrices by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP), Lab Code 101896-0 for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) analysis and the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA LAP), Lab ID 101533 for Phase Contrast Microscopy (PCM) analysis.