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2699 East CR 50 Tiffin. OH 44883 Tiffin Office: 419-618-3072 Fax: 419-443-0539

Huntsville Office: 937-539-0094 Fax 937-843-3079 hhenvironmental@yahoo.com

Asbestos Survey

940-952 E. Whittier St.; Columbus OH 43206

COCIC

2699 East CR 50 Tiffin. OH 44883 Tiffin Office: 419-618-3072 Fax: 419-443-0539

Huntsville Office: 937-539-0094 Fax 937-843-3079 hhenvironmental@yahoo.com

COCIC 6/1/26

845 Parsons Ave.

Columbus, OH 43206

Phone: 614-724-4942

Email: jheistand@cocic.org

Asbestos Survey: 940-952 E. Whittier St.; Columbus OH 43206

Jake, H&H Environmental, LLC. has completed an inspection for asbestos-containing materials (ACM) at 940-952 E. Whittier St.; Columbus OH 43206. This inspection was performed by Tyler Rister (Certification # 35958) and Jace Hurt (Certification #36450) on May 28th in Columbus, OH. Tyler Rister and Jace Hurt maintain a current Ohio EPA Asbestos Inspector Certification. Proof of this certification is attached.

Enclosed:

1. Asbestos Survey Cover

2. Asbestos Survey Letter

3. Purpose and Procedure

4. ACM Summary and Notice

5. Sample Chain-of-custody

6. Sample Site Pictures

7. Laboratory Analysis Report (and point-count analysis if applicable)

8. Asbestos Inspector Certifications

Purpose of Inspection:

The ACM inspection was conducted in accordance and observation of EPA NESHAP and OSHA regulations pertaining to the demolition/renovation of regulated structures. This inspection included all applicable and accessible areas of the structure.

Procedure:

The inspection, conducted on 5-28-26, was completed utilizing applicable Federal and Ohio State regulations pertaining to asbestos: Federal OSHA (29 CFR 1910.1001and 29 CFR 1926.1101), EPA (40 CFR Part 61), and TSCA Title II AHERA/ASHARA (40 CFR Part 763) Asbestos Regulations. The findings in this report are consistent with accepted principles and practice established and prescribed by the EPA and AHERA.

All accessible areas of the building in Columbus, OH were inspected physically, functional space by functional space, and homogeneous area by homogeneous area to determine the presence of asbestos-containing materials. Suspected asbestos-containing materials were grouped per homogeneous area. Suspect materials that may be present inside wall cavities, electrical wiring or which were otherwise inaccessible were not included in the scope of this inspection. Core samples of friable and non-friable suspect asbestos-containing materials were collected to be analyzed for asbestos content. Those materials considered to be non-suspect (concrete, wood, fiberglass, carpeting, metal, etc.) were not sampled for analysis. Each location for sample collection, chosen at random, were representative of the suspect materials. The bulk samples were placed in zip-lock bags, sealed, and labeled with an identifying code. The samples, along with the chain-of-custody, were then submitted to the laboratory, McCall and Spero Environmental, Inc., to be analyzed for asbestos content. A copy of the chain-of-custody is attached.

7 bulk samples of suspected ACM, were submitted to a laboratory for analysis using Polarized Light Microscopy. Laboratory results are attached.

Analytical Result

H&H Sample #

Lab Sample #

Homogenous Area

Layers Description/

Sample Location

PLM Result

C-01

P5296HHE.1-01

1 1 T.S.I Heat Board Rm.1 near wall D (at ceiling)

7% Chrysotile

C-02

P5296HHE.1-02

2 2 Tar/Silver Paint Roofing outside Rm.2

ND

C-03

P5296HHE.1-03

2 2 Tar/Silver Paint Roofing outside Rm.1

ND

C-04

P5296HHE.1-04

3 1 Window Glaze (Metal) Rm.1 wall A

ND

C-05

P5296HHE.1-05

3 1 Window Glaze (Metal) Rm.1 wall A

ND

Summary:

Based the analysis of suspected ACM samples, One of the samples of homogenous areas were determined to be asbestos-containing.

The approximate total of asbestos-containing materials are as follows:

TSI Heat Board (3 Sections) 7 Sq.ft.

Among the material noted above, TSI Heat Board of the material must be removed by a licensed asbestos abatement contractor prior to demolition or renovation if it would impact this material.

Under current Ohio EPA standards materials containing less than 1% are not “asbestos containing material”. However, this material is still regulated under OSHA (as OSHA does not recognize point-count or composite sampling methods) and must adhere to wet handling, prompt cleanup, disposal requirements set forth by 29 CFR 1926 as applies to demolition operations involving materials containing less than 1% asbestos. As such, H&H Environmental recommends that this material be abated to observe and follow OSHA regulations.

Notice:

An Ohio EPA Notification of Demolition and Renovation form must be completed and submitted to the Ohio EPA at least ten working days prior to the commencement of any abatement or demolition activity. The amount, type and condition of the asbestos-containing materials found in this inspection, as well as the materials assumed to be asbestos-containing materials, must be noted on the form. The name and certification number of the asbestos inspector must be included.

If any additional materials are encountered in these locations, these materials should be left intact and undisturbed until they can be inspected and and sampled by a licensed Asbestos Abatement Evaluation Specialist. H&H Environmental would be happy to return to the site if additional suspect materials are encountered during demolition activity. The other option is to assume that the material is asbestos-containing and have it abated as such.

This report, and the supporting findings, data, conclusions, and recommendations represents H&H Environmental's efforts on behalf of the client. This report is not an asbestos abatement specification and shouldn't be used for specifying removal techniques or methods. The assessments, conclusions, results, and recommendations stated in this report are representative of the circumstances and conditions observed by the inspector at the date of the inspection. We cannot assume responsibility for any change in conditions or circumstances that occurred after inspection. The findings in this report, if implemented by the client, should not be construed as as an assurance or implied warranty for the continuing safety, performance, or cost-effectiveness of any equipment, system, product, procedure, facility, or policy recommended or discussed herein.

The recommendations in this report are based on the professional judgment of the inspector and the results of the samples collected an analyzed. H&H Environmental makes no warranty, expressed or implied, and accepts no liability for the presence or absence of asbestos or other hazardous materials in or on home products, materials, and areas. H&H Environmental assumes no responsibility for the cost of repairing, removing, or replacing any undiscovered or unreported condition or defect, or any future condition or defect.

If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to contact H&H Environmental’s Charles E. Hurt at 419-618-3072.

Thank you, Tyler Rister Jace Hurt

AHES # ES 35958 AHES # ES 36450

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