9-90257390 Highview Apt. Renovations - Asbestos LCP Survey Report (WCD 10-27-25).pdf

6000 Northwest Parkway, Suite 100

San Antonio, Texas 78249

P (210) 641-2112

F (210) 641-2124

Limited Asbestos and

Lead-Containing Paint

Survey Report

Highview Apartment Renovations

1351 Rigsby Avenue

San Antonio, Texas 78210

October 27, 2025 | Project Number: 90257390

Prepared for:

Opportunity Home San Antonio

818 South Flores

San Antonio, Texas 78204

6000 Northwest Parkway, Suite 100

San Antonio, Texas 78249

P (210) 641-2112

F (210) 641-2124

Terracon.com

Facilities | Environmental | Geotechnical | Materials

October 27, 2025

Opportunity Home San Antonio

818 South Flores

San Antonio, TX 78204

Attn: Lucretia Robinson | Senior Administrative Specialist

P: (210) 740-8208

E: lucretia_robinson@homesa.org

Re: Limited Asbestos and Lead-Containing Paint Survey Report

Highview Apartment Renovations

1351 Rigsby Avenue

San Antonio, Texas 78210

Terracon Project No. 90257390

Ms. Robinson:

Terracon Consultants, Inc. (Terracon) is pleased to submit this limited asbestos and lead-containing paint (LCP) survey report to Opportunity Home San Antonio (Client).

We appreciate the confidence you placed in us on this project and look forward to working with you on future projects. Please contact the undersigned if you have questions about this report.

Respectfully submitted, Terracon Consultants, Inc.

Carlos M. Campos

Report Preparation

Asbestos Inspector/Lead Risk Assessor

TDSHS License/Certification Nos. 603746/2071187

Will C. DeVeau

Report Review

Asbestos Individual Consultant

TDSHS License No. 105734

Gabriel A. Gonzalez

Field Work

Asbestos Inspector/Lead Risk Assessor

TDSHS License/Certification Nos. 603052/2071064

Damian T. Busby

Field Work

Asbestos Inspector/Lead Risk Assessor

TDSHS License/Certification Nos. 604265/2071366

Damian Busby

Carlos Campos

Gabriel Gonzalez

Will DeVeau mailto:lucretia_robinson@homesa.org

Limited Asbestos and Lead-Containing Paint Survey Report

Highview Apartment Renovations | San Antonio, Texas

October 27, 2025 | Terracon Project No. 90257390

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.1 Project Objective

1.2 Limitations

3.1 Visual Assessment

3.2 Physical Assessment

3.3 Sample Collection

3.4 Sample Analysis

3.5 Lead-Based Paint Methodology and Analysis

3.6 Lead-Based Paint Wall and Component Indetification System

3.7 XRF Instrumentation

4.1 Findings

4.2 Recommendations

Appendices

Appendix A Asbestos Survey Sample Summary

Appendix B Lead-Containing Paint Survey Sample Summary

Appendix C Lead-Based Paint XRF Analytical Report

Appendix D XRF Performance Characteristics Sheet

Appendix E Sample Location Drawings

Appendix F Regulatory Overview

Appendix G Asbestos Laboratory Analytical Report

Appendix H Lead Laboratory Analytical Report

Appendix I Licenses & Certifications

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INTRODUCTION

Terracon Consultants, Inc. (Terracon) conducted a limited asbestos and LCP survey of the

Survey Area as defined in Section 2.0 in general accordance with Terracon Proposal No.

P90257390 dated July 22, 2025 and the Master Services Agreement (2103-925-35-5110-

5198) dated November 9, 2021, and Schedule #76 dated September 17, 2025 authorized by

Opportunity Home San Antonio (Client).

◼ Prior survey reports were not provided to Terracon for review.

1.1 Project Objective

The objective of the limited asbestos and LCP survey was to identify the presence and location of accessible friable and nonfriable asbestos-containing materials (ACM) and lead-based/containing paint materials present in the survey area, collect samples, and report our findings. This survey was requested by the Client prior to renovation of the Survey Area defined below.

1.2 Limitations

The scope of the survey was limited to the Survey Area indicated in Section 2.0, at the request of Client. The interior, exterior, and roof were included in the survey. Destructive sampling was not conducted as indicated in Terracon’s proposal (excluding roof sampling).

BUILDING AND SURVEY AREA DESCRIPTION

Survey Area

The survey area included interior/exterior/roof areas, as applicable, of approximately 15% or 11 units and the Administration/Maintenance building of the Highview Apartments.

Structure Use Apartment Housing.

Typical Interior Walls Textured drywall construction, unfinished drywall construction with tape and float only, and grouted ceramic tile.

Typical Interior Ceilings Textured drywall construction.

Typical Interior Floors Adhered resilient floor tile, adhered carpet, and grouted ceramic tile.

Additional Information Asphalt shingle roofs on apartment buildings and the

Administration/Maintenance building.

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FIELD ACTIVITIES

Terracon conducted the limited asbestos and LCP survey in general accordance with protocols established in Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulation 40 Code of Federal

Regulations (CFR) 763 the Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA), EPA regulation 40 CFR 61 the National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP), Texas Environmental Lead Reduction Rules (TELRR) guidelines, and the Texas Department of

State Health Services (TDSHS) regulations promulgated under the Texas Asbestos Health

Protection Rules (TAHPR).

An X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) type analyzer was used to obtain direct readouts of lead content in coated surfaces associated with approximately 15% or 11 units and the

Administration/Maintenance building of the Highview Apartment complex. XRF values are read and recorded in the field. Where XRF analyses resulted in readings below the standard set by TDSHS, EPA, and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) of 1.0 mg/cm2, or exceptionally high concentrations of lead, the sample team randomly selected locations for collection of bulk paint chip samples for laboratory confirmation. The following sections present a summary of our survey activities.

3.1 Visual Assessment

Our survey activities began with visual observation in the survey area(s) to identify homogeneous areas of suspect ACM. A homogeneous area (HA) consists of building materials that appear similar throughout in terms of color, texture, and date of application. Building materials identified as glass, wood, masonry, metal, or rubber were not considered suspect

ACM. The assessment was conducted throughout visually accessible portions of the survey area(s).

Suspect materials located behind mirrors, brick, or within wall cavities were not sampled in order to prevent excessive damage to the material. Suspect materials, such as vermiculite fill, mastic, or other materials (i.e., overspray texturizers) which were not accessible on the day of the survey should be sampled prior to demolition activities if the activities will disturb the materials. Destructive sampling to assess moisture barrier materials within the building envelopes of the apartment buildings and the Administration/Maintenance building was not included in the current scope of work (SOW).

Terracon visually assessed interior and exterior areas (including roof) of approximately 15% or 11 units and the Administration/Maintenance building of the Highview Apartment complex to identify painted/coated surfaces with suspect lead-containing paint (LCP). Painted/coated surfaces which appear similar throughout in terms of color, texture, substrate, and date of application are treated as a homogeneous paint combination for paint chip collection purposes. Painted/coated surfaces were visually assessed for evidence of distress, flaking, chipping and/or peeling. The visual assessment included evaluating the condition of the

Facilities | Environmental | Geotechnical | Materials 3 building, condition of painted surfaces, dust accumulation in interior spaces, and painted components at impact or friction surfaces. The information gathered in the visual assessment was utilized in determining the collection points of LCP samples collected.

The LCP sampling was limited to readily observable and accessible surfaces. It should be noted that suspect LCP, other than those identified during the sampling, may exist within the interior and exterior areas of the units and the Administration/Maintenance building. Materials which have not been specifically evaluated should be tested prior to disturbance of the material. If suspect LCP is identified during the demolition process, those materials should be assumed LCP until testing can be performed to determine if lead is present in the paint.

3.2 Physical Assessment

Terracon conducted a physical assessment of each identified HA of suspect ACM to assess the friability and condition of the materials. EPA defines a friable material as a material which, when dry, can be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure. Terracon assessed friability by physically touching suspect ACM.

Additionally, Terracon conducted a physical assessment of each painted/coated surface to assess its condition. The painted/coated surfaces were assessed to be in intact or deteriorated condition depending on degree of cracking, flaking, chipping and/or peeling.

3.3 Sample Collection

Based on results of the visual observation, Terracon collected random bulk samples from each identified HA of suspect ACM observed in general accordance with AHERA sampling protocols.

Sample team members collected bulk samples using wet methods as applicable to reduce the potential for fiber release. Samples were placed in sealable containers and labeled with unique sample numbers using indelible ink.

Additionally, bulk chip samples of suspect paint materials were collected in general accordance with the TELRR and HUD Guidelines. Each bulk chip sample was placed in sealable containers and labeled with unique sample numbers using indelible ink.

3.4 Sample Analysis

Terracon delivered bulk asbestos samples under chain-of-custody (COC) to a laboratory that is accredited by the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) for analysis by Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) with dispersion staining techniques per EPA Method

600/R-93/116. The percentage of asbestos where applicable was determined by microscopic visual estimation.

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Bulk samples of suspect LCP were submitted under COC to a laboratory that is accredited by the American Industrial Hygiene Association Laboratory Accreditation Programs, LLC (AIHA

LAP) (Laboratory ID: LAP-100420) and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

(TCEQ) (Certificate ID: TX-C24-00406) for analysis by Atomic Absorption Spectrometry (AAS) flame methodology.

3.5 LBP Methodology and Analysis

A SciAps X-550 XRF instrument was used to determine whether surface coatings contained lead-based paint (LBP). The 11 randomly selected units and the Administration/Maintenance building were evaluated to identify different testing combinations present. For the purposes of this survey and in the absence of published guidelines for testing commercial buildings, Terracon generally observed the HUD Guidelines for testing housing; per these guidelines, individual tests are to be classified as part of a group based on the testing combination (room equivalent, component, and substrate). Substrates are classified as brick, masonry, concrete, drywall, metal, plaster, or wood. A component is defined as an item, such as doors, windows, walls, etc. When using testing combinations, LBP results are classified by summing the individual component test results of positive, negative, or inconclusive.

For more detailed information, including testing location, component, color, and substrate, refer to the LBP XRF analytical report contained in Appendix C.

No materials were assumed to be LBP. Any inaccessible areas that contain painted surfaces should be tested when access permits or should be assumed to be positive for LBP.

3.6 LBP Wall and Component Identification

Wall sides were identified with letters A, B, C and D. Side A is the north side. Sides B, C, and

D are identified clockwise, starting from the “3 o’clock" position from Side A as one faces north;

thus, Side B is to the right, Side C is across from Side A, and Side D is to the left of Side A.

3.7 XRF Instrumentation

The SciAps X-550 XRF (Serial No. 1586) was used in the testing for LBP for this project. During the inspection, the standard set by the TDSHS, EPA and HUD of 1.0 mg/cm2 was followed to determine the components that contained LBP.

The calibration of the SciAps X-550 XRF was done in accordance with the Performance

Characteristic Sheet (PCS). The SciAps X-550 XRF was calibrated using the paint film nearest

1.0 mg/cm2 in the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Standard Reference

Material (SRM).

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Using protocols provided by the HUD and instrument manufacturer and in accordance with the

NIST reference standard, calibration checks are performed at least twice daily, once prior to the inspection and once immediately after the inspection. If for any reason the SciAps X-550 XRF is not maintaining a consistent calibration reading within the manufacturer’s standards for performance on the calibration sheet supplied by the manufacturer, manufacturer’s recommendations are used to bring the instrument into calibration. If the instrument cannot be brought back into calibration, the instrument will be returned to the manufacturer for repair and/or recalibration. The PCS is located in Appendix D.

An XRF reading above the standard of 1.0 mg/cm2 of lead is considered positive for the presence of LBP; however, while a reading below 1.0 mg/cm2 is considered negative for the presence of

LBP, disturbance of the material could still create harmful conditions if proper precautions are not taken during activities that disturb these paint combinations.

FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

4.1 Findings

Terracon conducted the limited asbestos and LCP survey on September 30 through October 2, 2025. The following personnel participated in the field work during the survey:

◼ Mr. Gabriel A. Gonzalez a licensed Asbestos Inspector/Lead Risk Assessor (TDSHS

License/Certification Nos. 603052/2071064)

◼ Mr. Damian T. Busby a licensed Asbestos Inspector/Lead Risk Assessor (TDSHS

License/Certification Nos. 604265/2071366)

A summary of bulk asbestos and bulk paint chip samples collected is presented in Appendices

A and B. The LBP XRF Analytical Report is included in Appendix C. The sample location drawing is provided in Appendix E. The Regulatory Overview is provided in Appendix F. The Asbestos

Laboratory Analytical Report is included in Appendix G. The Lead Laboratory Analytical Report is included in Appendix H. Licenses and Certifications are provided in Appendix I.

Terracon’s findings provided below are based upon laboratory results and field observations:

One hundred and twenty-nine (129) bulk asbestos samples were collected from 31 homogeneous areas of suspect ACM.

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Materials Reported to Contain Asbestos

Sample

ID

Material

Material

Location

Asbestos

Content Friability

Assessed

Condition

Estimated

Quantity

Apartment Buildings

H-01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11

Drywall Construction

– White with a

Popcorn Texture

Utilized as the ceiling throughout the

Units

2-3%

Chrysotile RACM Good

600 SF in 1

Bedroom

Units

800 SF in 2

900 SF in 3

1,200 SF in 4

Units

H-12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22

Drywall Construction

– White with a Bumpy

Texture

Utilized as the walls throughout the Units

2-3%

Chrysotile RACM Good

1,300 SF in 1

2,100 SF in 2

2,400 SF in 3

3,400 SF in 4

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ID

Material

Material

Location

Asbestos

Content Friability

Assessed

Condition

Estimated

Quantity

H-23, 24, 25, 26, 27

Resilient Floor Tile –

1’ x 1’, Multi-Colored with Tan Mastic Over

Multi-Colored 1’ x 1’

Resilient Floor Tile with Yellow/Black

Mastic (2 Layers)

Utilized on the floor throughout the Units

No

Asbestos

Detected in

Top Floor

Tile or

Tan/Yellow

Mastic

2%

Chrysotile in Bottom

Floor Tile

5% in Black

Mastic

Category I

Nonfriable Good

600 SF in 1

800 SF in 2

900 SF in 3

1,200 SF in 4

Units

H-46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52

Drywall Construction

– White with a

Smooth Texture

Utilized as the walls throughout the HVAC Closets in Units and

Outside Storage

Closets throughout the complex

2%

Chrysotile RACM Good

200 SF in 1

190 SF in 2

210 SF in 3

220 SF in 4

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ID

Material

Material

Location

Asbestos

Content Friability

Assessed

Condition

Estimated

Quantity

H-56, 57, 58, 59, 60

Drywall Construction

– White with a

Smooth Texture

Utilized as the ceiling throughout the

HVAC Closets in

Units and Outside

Storage Closets throughout the complex

2%

Chrysotile RACM Good

30 SF in 1

25 SF in 2

30 SF in 3

30 SF in 4

Units

Administration/Maintenance Building

H-69, 70, 71

Drywall Construction

– White with a Bumpy

Texture

Utilized as the ceiling throughout the

Maintenance

Shop

2%

Chrysotile RACM Good 600 SF

H-72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78

Drywall Construction

– Multi-Colored with a

Bumpy Texture

Utilized as the walls throughout the building

(except Men’s

Restroom, Women’s

Restroom, and

HVAC Closet)

2%

Chrysotile RACM Good 5,200 SF

H-79, 80, 81

Drywall Construction

– Tape & Float Only

Utilized as the walls throughout the HVAC Closet

2%

Chrysotile RACM Good 200 SF

H-88, 89, 90

Resilient Floor Tile –

1’ x 1’, Tan with

Gray/Black Streaks and Black Mastic

Utilized on the floor throughout the Community

Room and Supply

Room

No

Asbestos

Detected in

3% in Black

Mastic

Category I

Nonfriable Good 800 SF

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ID

Material

Material

Location

Asbestos

Content Friability

Assessed

Condition

Estimated

Quantity

H-91, 92, 93

Resilient Floor Tile –

1’ x 1’, Tan with

Red/White Streaks and Black Mastic

Utilized on the floor throughout the Hallway and

Entry

No

Asbestos

Detected in

3% in Black

Mastic

Category I

Nonfriable Good 250 SF

None of the other suspect building materials sampled and analyzed were found to contain asbestos.

Two-hundred and sixty (260) XRF readings were collected along with 48 calibration readings for a total of 308 readings as part of this study.

Where XRF analysis resulted in readings below the standard set by the TDSHS, EPA, and the

HUD of 1.0 mg/cm2, or exceptionally high concentrations of lead, the sample team randomly selected locations for collection of bulk paint chip samples for laboratory confirmation.

Fifteen (15) bulk chip samples of suspect paint materials were collected in general accordance with the TELRR and HUD Guidelines. Each bulk chip sample was placed in a sealable container and labeled with a unique sample number using an indelible marker.

Two (2) of the 15 paint/coatings bulk sampled and analyzed by a laboratory as part of this survey were found to contain detectable quantities of lead (above detection but below 5,000 ppm) rendering them LCP and be considered a potential hazard by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA):

Exterior:

◼ H-L14 – The tan paint material applied to exterior window/door frames of the

Administration/Maintenance building was found to contain 160 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L15 – The black paint material applied to exterior doors/door frames and handrails of the Administration/Maintenance building was found to contain 130 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

Thirteen (13) of the 15 paint/coatings bulk sampled and analyzed by a laboratory as part of this survey was found to contain lead in concentrations below the limit of detection (LOD) and would be considered by OSHA to present no workforce hazard:

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Apartment Buildings:

◼ H-L01 – The white paint material applied to the walls, ceilings, door/door frames, window frames/sills, baseboards, and cabinets throughout select Units and Outside

Storages was found to contain <37 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L02 – The tan paint material applied to the walls, ceilings, door/door frames, window frames/sills, baseboards, and cabinets throughout select Units and Outside Storages was found to contain <40 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L03 – The light blue paint material applied to the walls, ceilings, door/door frames, window frames/sills, baseboards, and cabinets throughout select Units and Outside

Storages was found to contain <41 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

Administration/Maintenance Building:

◼ H-L04 – The brown paint material applied to the majority of walls throughout the building was found to contain <47 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L05 – The tan paint material applied to the door/door frames and window frames/sills in the building; and the walls in the Community Room (east) & throughout the

Maintenance Shop was found to contain <40 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L06 – The white paint material applied to the walls in the Restrooms and the northwest portion in the Community Room; ceilings throughout the building (except

Maintenance Shop); and the door/door frames in the Supply Room was found to contain <36 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L07 – The orange paint material applied to the north wall in Office 2 was found to contain <38 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L08 – The light blue paint material applied to the walls throughout Office 2 (except north) was found to contain <47 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L09 – The gray paint material applied to the walls in the Supply Room and the door frames in the Men’s and Women’s Restrooms was found to contain <35 ppm lead.

Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

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Exterior:

◼ H-L10 – The gray paint material applied to the exterior walls of the apartment buildings was found to contain <37 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L11 – The tan paint material applied to exterior window/door frames of the apartment buildings was found to contain <47 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L12 – The black paint material applied to exterior doors/door frames and handrails of the apartment buildings was found to contain <41 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

◼ H-L13 – The gray paint material applied to the exterior walls of the

Administration/Maintenance building was found to contain <46 ppm lead. Where observed, this material was found to be in intact condition.

4.2 Recommendations

Based upon our findings, Terracon makes the following recommendations (refer to the

Regulatory Overview in Appendix F for additional information):

Asbestos:

1. Abatement of interior ACM that will be disturbed during renovation activities must be performed by a State of Texas licensed asbestos contractor in accordance with a project design prepared by a State of Texas licensed asbestos consultant. In addition, third party air monitoring must be performed during the abatement by a licensed asbestos consultant.

2. It is important to note that the NESHAP and the State of Texas require written notification be submitted before beginning renovation projects that include the disturbance of certain quantities of ACM in a building or facility, or before the demolition of a building or facility, even when no asbestos is present. This written notification must be provided to the TDSHS, the state governing agency, at least 10 working days prior to the commencement of asbestos abatement or demolition activities.

3. Excluded, inaccessible, or new materials that were not sampled during this survey must be inspected and sampled prior to disturbing those materials, or those materials must be assumed to be ACM. If the analysis determines that the new material contains asbestos and could potentially be disturbed during renovation or demolition activities, then proper abatement of the material will be required. Additionally, prior to disturbing the material it must be removed, transported, and disposed by properly trained/licensed personnel.

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Lead:

1. In areas where the Client does not intend to renovate or demolish the buildings currently on-site, the LCP materials, which will remain in the buildings, should be managed in place. It is recommended that this in-place management should include such operations as stabilizing or repairing any damaged materials, protecting the remaining LCP materials from further damage, and developing a plan to periodically monitor the condition of the LCP materials. Notification of the presence of the materials should also be made to employees and outside contractors so that they do not inadvertently disturb the remaining LCP materials.

2. Where project plans would disturb the LCP materials associated with the buildings currently on-site, it is recommended that contracting personnel who may disturb the materials associated with the buildings be made aware of the lead content in the materials so that they may exercise proper OSHA procedures for personnel protection or possibly employ protective procedures when working with the coatings.

3. Planned renovation activities impacting those materials determined to contain measurable concentrations of lead will be subject to OSHA regulations (29 CFR

1926.62 – Lead Exposure in Construction). The OSHA regulation defines specific training requirements, engineering controls, and working practices for construction personnel subject to this standard. There are also federal and state regulations, which require characterization of demolition debris to determine the proper disposal procedures.

4. Construction work covered by 29 CFR 1926.62 includes any repair, renovation, or other activities that disturb in-place, LBP/LCP materials, but does not include routine cleaning and repainting where there is insignificant damage, wear, or corrosion of existing LBP/LCP or substrates. Employers must assure that no employee will be exposed to lead at concentrations greater than the PEL of 50 g/m3 averaged over an

8-hour period without adequate protection. The OSHA standard also establishes an action level (AL) of 30 g/m3, which if exceeded, triggers certain requirements, including periodic exposure monitoring and medical monitoring.

5. Terracon recommends personnel air sampling of workers that perform work on surfaces with LCP materials. Personnel sampling should be performed in compliance with OSHA regulations. It is recommended that contracting personnel who may disturb the LCP materials associated with the buildings currently on-site be made aware of the lead content in the materials so that they may exercise proper OSHA procedures for personnel protection or possibly employ protective procedures when working with the coatings.

6. Compliance with applicable OSHA lead regulations is the responsibility of the contractor performing the work and it is recommended that they be required to communicate potential lead hazards to their workforce and utilize lead-safe work practices such as outlined in the EPA Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Final Rule (40 CFR 745) or applicable portions of the Structural Steel Painting Council (SSPC) Guidelines. It is

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7. It is recommended that any painted metal components which are to be removed from the buildings currently on-site be segregated from the waste stream and be transferred to a suitable metal recycling facility.

8. As the buildings currently on-site are Target Housing, the HUD and TDSHS lead regulations apply to removal operations associated with the buildings.

9. The EPA Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) regulations set the limit of leachable lead in lead containing waste at 5.0 milligrams per liter (mg/L). Leachable lead means the amount of lead likely to leach from the waste into the surrounding soil of a landfill. This level is established by an analytical method called the Toxicity

Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP). Lead-containing waste that equals or exceeds the RCRA limit must be managed in accordance with RCRA regulations. This regulation affects the disposal of demolition or remodel debris containing lead or LBP.

GENERAL COMMENTS

Terracon conducted this limited asbestos and LCP survey in a manner consistent with the level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by members of the profession currently practicing under similar conditions in the same locale. The results, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this report are based on conditions observed during our survey. The information contained in this report is relevant to the dates on which this survey was conducted and should not be relied upon to represent conditions later.

This report has been prepared on behalf of and exclusively for use by Client for specific application to their project. This report is not a bidding document. Contractors, consultants, or others reviewing this report must draw their own conclusions regarding further investigation or remediation deemed necessary. Terracon does not warrant the work of regulatory agencies, laboratories, or other third parties supplying information which may have been used in the preparation of this report. No warranty, express or implied, is made.

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APPENDIX A

ASBESTOS SURVEY SAMPLE SUMMARY

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APPENDIX A – ASBESTOS SURVEY SAMPLE SUMMARY

Sample

ID

Material Material Location

Asbestos Containing

Apartment Buildings

H-01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11

Drywall Construction – White with a Popcorn Texture

Utilized as the ceiling throughout the Units

Yes

H-12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22

Drywall Construction – White with a Bumpy Texture

Utilized as the walls throughout the Units

Yes

H-23, 24, 25, 26, 27

Resilient Floor Tile – 1’ x 1’, Multi- Colored with Tan Mastic Over Multi- Colored 1’ x 1’ Resilient Floor Tile with Yellow/Black Mastic (2 Layers)

Utilized on the floor throughout the Units

Yes

H-28, 29, 30, 31, 32

Ceramic Wall Tile Grout & Mortar – White/Gray

Utilized between and behind the ceramic tile on the walls of the showers throughout the Units

No

H-33, 34, 35, 36, 37

Sink Undercoating – White Utilized on the underside of the sinks in the Kitchens throughout the Units No

H-38, 39, 40, 41, 42

Blown-In Insulation – Gray Utilized on the ceiling deck throughout the Units No

H-43, 44, Cove Base – Black with Cream Mastic Utilized on the base of the walls in select Units throughout the complex

No

H-46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52

Drywall Construction – White with a Smooth Texture

Utilized as the walls throughout the HVAC Closets in Units and

Outside Storage Closets throughout the complex

Yes

H-53, 54, HVAC Duct/Equipment Mastic – White

Utilized on the seams of the insulated HVAC ducts/equipment in the HVAC Closets in select Units throughout the complex

No

H-56, 57, 58, 59, 60

Drywall Construction – White with a Smooth Texture

Utilized as the ceiling throughout the HVAC Closets in

Units and Outside Storage Closets throughout the complex

Yes

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APPENDIX A – ASBESTOS SURVEY SAMPLE SUMMARY

Sample

ID

Material Material Location

Asbestos Containing

Administration/Maintenance Building

H-61, 62, 63, 64, 65

Drywall Construction – White with a Popcorn Texture

Utilized as the ceiling throughout the building (except Men’s

Restroom, Women’s Restroom, Maintenance Shop, and HVAC

Closet)

No

H-66, 67, Drywall Construction – White with a Rought Texture

Utilized as the ceiling throughout the Men’s Restroom and Women’s

Restroom No

H-69, 70, Drywall Construction – White with a Bumpy Texture

Utilized as the ceiling throughout the Maintenance

Shop Yes

H-72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78

Drywall Construction – Multi- Colored with a Bumpy Texture

Utilized as the walls throughout the building (except Men’s

Restroom, Women’s Restroom, and HVAC Closet)

Yes

H-79, 80, Drywall Construction – Tape & Float Only

Utilized as the walls throughout the HVAC Closet

Yes

H-82, 83, Drywall Construction – White with a Rough Orange Peel Texture

Utilized as the walls throughout the Men’s Restroom and Women’s

Restroom No

H-85, 86, Cove Base – Black with Tan Mastic

Utilized on the base of the walls throughout building (except Men’s

Restroom, Women’s Restroom, Offices 1 & 2, Maintenance Shop, and HVAC Closet)

No

H-88, 89, Resilient Floor Tile – 1’ x 1’, Tan with Gray/Black Streaks and Black

Mastic

Utilized on the floor throughout the Community Room and

Supply Room Yes

H-91, 92, Resilient Floor Tile – 1’ x 1’, Tan with Red/White Streaks and Black

Mastic

Utilized on the floor throughout the Hallway and Entry

Yes

H-94, 95, Ceramic Floor Tile Grout & Mortar – Gray

Utilized between and beneath the ceramic tile on the floor throughout the Men’s Restroom and Women’s

Restroom

No

H-97, 98, Carpet Mastic – Yellow Utilized beneath the carpet on the floor throughout Office 1 & 2 No

H-100, 101, 102

Sink Undercoating – Gray Utilized on the underside of the sink in the Community Room

No

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APPENDIX A – ASBESTOS SURVEY SAMPLE SUMMARY

Sample

ID

Material Material Location

Asbestos Containing

H-103, 104, 105

HVAC Duct/Equipment Mastic – White Utilized on the seams of the HVAC duct/equipment in the HVAC Closets

No

Exterior

H-106, 107, 108

Exterior Plaster – Tan Utilized on the exterior base of the walls of the apartment buildings throughout the complex No

H-109, 110, 111

Exterior Caulking – White

Utilized between the wood panels and where the brick/stone meets on the apartment buildings throughout the complex

No

H-112, 113, 114

Asphalt Shingle Roof – Black Utilized as the field-of-roof of the apartment buildings throughout the complex

No

H-115, 116, 117

Exterior Felt Paper – Black

Utilized behind the exterior wood panels on the walls of the apartment buildings throughout the complex

No

H-118, 119, 120

Exterior Plaster – Tan

Utilized on the exterior base of the walls of the

Administration/Maintenance building

No

H-121, 122, 123

Exterior Caulking – White

Utilized between the wood panels and where the brick/stone meets on the Administration/Maintenance building

No

H-124, 125, 126

Asphalt Shingle Roof – Black Utilized as the field-of-roof of the

Administration/Maintenance building

No

H-127, 128, 129

Exterior Felt Paper – Black

Utilized behind the exterior wood panels on the walls of the

Administration/Maintenance building

No

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APPENDIX B

LEAD-CONTAINING PAINT SAMPLE SUMMARY

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APPENDIX B – LEAD-CONTAINING PAINT SURVEY SAMPLE SUMMARY

Sample

ID

Combination Substrate Functional Area Condition Lead

Content

Apartment Buildings

H-L01 White

Drywall Construction

(DWC), Metal, Wood

Applied to the walls, ceilings, door/door frames, window frames/sills, baseboards, and cabinets throughout select Units and Outside Storages

Intact <37 ppm

H-L02 Tan DWC, Metal, Wood

Applied to the walls, ceilings, door/door frames, window frames/sills, baseboards, and cabinets throughout select Units and Outside Storages

Intact <40 ppm

H-L03 Light Blue DWC, Metal, Wood

Applied to the walls, ceilings, door/door frames, window frames/sills, baseboards, and cabinets throughout select Units and Outside Storages

Intact <41 ppm

Administration/Maintenance Building

H-L04 Brown DWC Applied to the majority of walls throughout the building Intact <47 ppm

H-L05 Tan DWC, Metal, Wood

Applied to the door/door frames and window frames/sills in the building;

and the walls in the Community Room (east) & throughout the Maintenance

Shop

Intact <40 ppm

H-L06 White DWC

Applied to the walls in the Restrooms and the northwest portion in the

Community Room; ceilings throughout the building (except Maintenance

Shop); and the door/door frames in the Supply Room

Intact <36 ppm

H-L07 Orange DWC Applied to the north wall in Office 2 Intact <38 ppm

H-L08 Light Blue DWC Applied to the walls throughout Office

2 (except north) Intact <47 ppm

H-L09 Gray DWC Applied to the walls in the Supply Room and the door frames in the Men’s and Women’s Restrooms

Intact <35 ppm

Exterior

H-L10 Gray Siding Applied to the exterior walls of the apartment buildings Intact <37 ppm

H-L11 Tan Wood Applied to exterior window/door frames of the apartment buildings Intact <47 ppm

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APPENDIX B – LEAD-CONTAINING PAINT SURVEY SAMPLE SUMMARY

Sample

ID

Combination Substrate Functional Area Condition Lead

Content

H-L12 Black Metal Applied to exterior doors/door frames and handrails of the apartment buildings

Intact <41 ppm

H-L13 Gray Siding Applied to the exterior walls of the

Administration/Maintenance building Intact <46 ppm

H-L14 Tan Wood Applied to exterior window/door frames of the Administration/Maintenance building

Intact 160 ppm

H-L15 Black Metal Applied to exterior doors/door frames and handrails of the Administration/Maintenance building

Intact 130 ppm ppm: parts per million

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APPENDIX C

LEAD-BASED PAINT XRF ANALYTICAL REPORT

Date Test # Pass/Fail Calibration Model/Matrix ID Pb Pb P/F Project # Substrate Wall Condition Color Calibration Interior/Exterior Building Component Notes 9/30/2025 1 Pass PCS Cal 1.04 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 2 Pass PCS Cal 1.12 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 3 Pass PCS Cal 1.13 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 4 Pass PCS Cal 1.1 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 5 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall B Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1101 - Living Room 9/30/2025 6 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1101 - Living Room 9/30/2025 7 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall C Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1101 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 8 LeadPaint 0.02 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 1101 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 9 LeadPaint 0.01 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Cabinet Unit 1101 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 10 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1101 - Bedroom 1 9/30/2025 11 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1101 - Bedroom 2 9/30/2025 12 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1101 - Bedroom 3 9/30/2025 13 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 1101 - Bedroom 3 9/30/2025 14 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1101 - Bathroom 9/30/2025 15 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Frame Unit 1101 - Bathroom 9/30/2025 16 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 1101 - Bathroom 9/30/2025 17 LeadPaint 0.04 Negative 90257390 Ceramic Tile C Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1101 - Bathroom Shower 9/30/2025 18 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 901 - Living Room 9/30/2025 19 LeadPaint 0.14 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 901 - Living Room 9/30/2025 20 LeadPaint 0.02 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Cabinet Unit 901 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 21 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall B Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 901 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 22 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall B Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 901 - Bedroom 1 9/30/2025 23 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 901 - Bedroom 2 9/30/2025 24 LeadPaint 0.08 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 901 - Bedroom 2 9/30/2025 25 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall B Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 901 - Bedroom 3 9/30/2025 26 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall B Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 901 - Bathroom 9/30/2025 27 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Ceramic Tile C Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 901 - Bathroom Shower 9/30/2025 28 LeadPaint 0.06 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Door Frame Unit 901 - Living Room 9/30/2025 29 LeadPaint 0.01 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 901 - Living Room 9/30/2025 30 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall B Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1701 - Living Room 9/30/2025 31 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 1701 - Living Room 9/30/2025 32 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Cabinet Unit 1701 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 33 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1701 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 34 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Frame Unit 1701 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 35 LeadPaint 0.01 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 1701 - Dining Room 9/30/2025 36 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1701 - Bedroom 1 9/30/2025 37 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall C Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1701 - Bedroom 2 9/30/2025 38 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1701 - Bathroom 9/30/2025 39 LeadPaint 0.05 Negative 90257390 Ceramic Tile C Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 1701 - Bathroom Shower 9/30/2025 40 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Baseboard Unit 1701 - Living Room 9/30/2025 41 Pass PCS Cal 1.08 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 42 Pass PCS Cal 1.11 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 43 Pass PCS Cal 1.13 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 44 Pass PCS Cal 1.11 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 45 Pass PCS Cal 1.07 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 46 Pass PCS Cal 1.15 Positive 90257390 Calibration

SciAps X-550 Lead-Based Paint XRF Analytical Report

Inspection Date: 9/30/2025 - 10/2/2025 Inspection Site:

Highview Apartment Renovations

1351 Rigsby Avenue

San Antonio, Texas 78210

Project Number: 90257390

Total Readings: 308

Unit Started: 9/30/2025

Unit Ended: 10/2/2025

Date Test # Pass/Fail Calibration Model/Matrix ID Pb Pb P/F Project # Substrate Wall Condition Color Calibration Interior/Exterior Building Component Notes

SciAps X-550 Lead-Based Paint XRF Analytical Report

Inspection Date: 9/30/2025 - 10/2/2025 Inspection Site:

Highview Apartment Renovations

1351 Rigsby Avenue

San Antonio, Texas 78210

Project Number: 90257390

Total Readings: 308

Unit Started: 9/30/2025

Unit Ended: 10/2/2025

9/30/2025 47 Pass PCS Cal 1.09 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 48 Pass PCS Cal 1.1 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 49 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 2501 - Living Room 9/30/2025 50 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Baseboard Unit 2501 - Living Room 9/30/2025 51 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Cabinet Unit 2501 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 52 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 2501 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 53 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 2501 - Kitchen 9/30/2025 54 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall B Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 2501 - Bedroom 1 9/30/2025 55 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 2501 - Bedroom 2 9/30/2025 56 LeadPaint 0.02 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 2501 - Bedroom 2 9/30/2025 57 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 2501 - Bathroom 9/30/2025 58 LeadPaint 0.04 Negative 90257390 Ceramic Tile C Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 2501 - Bathroom Shower 9/30/2025 59 Pass PCS Cal 1.04 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 60 Pass PCS Cal 1.1 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 61 Pass PCS Cal 1.12 Positive 90257390 Calibration 9/30/2025 62 Pass PCS Cal 1.09 Positive 90257390 Calibration 10/1/2025 63 Pass PCS Cal 1.07 Positive 90257390 Calibration 10/1/2025 64 Pass PCS Cal 1.12 Positive 90257390 Calibration 10/1/2025 65 Pass PCS Cal 1.12 Positive 90257390 Calibration 10/1/2025 66 Pass PCS Cal 1.1 Positive 90257390 Calibration 10/1/2025 67 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Living Room Unit 3302 - Living Room 10/1/2025 68 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 3302 - Living Room 10/1/2025 69 LeadPaint 0.02 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Frame Unit 3302 - Living Room 10/1/2025 70 LeadPaint 0.02 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 3302 - Living Room 10/1/2025 71 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Cabinet Unit 3302 - Kitchen 10/1/2025 72 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall C Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 3302 - Kitchen 10/1/2025 73 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 3302 - Bedroom 1 10/1/2025 74 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 3302 - Bedroom 2 10/1/2025 75 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 3302 - Bedroom 3 10/1/2025 76 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 3302 - Bedroom 3 10/1/2025 77 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall B Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 3302 - Bathroom 10/1/2025 78 LeadPaint 0.01 Negative 90257390 Ceramic Tile C Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 3302 - Bathroom Shower 10/1/2025 79 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Frame Unit 3302 - Bathroom 10/1/2025 80 LeadPaint 0.02 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 3302 - Bathroom 10/1/2025 81 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 3302 - HVAC Coset 10/1/2025 82 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Baseboard Unit 3302 - Dining Room 10/1/2025 83 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 3302 - Outside Storage 10/1/2025 84 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 301 - Living Room 10/1/2025 85 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall C Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 301 - Dining Room 10/1/2025 86 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Frame Unit 301 - Dining Room 10/1/2025 87 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 301 - Dining Room 10/1/2025 88 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact White Interior Highview Apartments Cabinet Unit 301 - Dining Room 10/1/2025 89 LeadPaint 0.04 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Window Sill Unit 301 - Kitchen 10/1/2025 90 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall C Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 301 - Kitchen 10/1/2025 91 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall C Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 301 - Bedroom 1 10/1/2025 92 LeadPaint 0.15 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Door Frame Unit 301 - Bedroom 1

Date Test # Pass/Fail Calibration Model/Matrix ID Pb Pb P/F Project # Substrate Wall Condition Color Calibration Interior/Exterior Building Component Notes

Inspection Date: 9/30/2025 - 10/2/2025 Inspection Site:

Highview Apartment Renovations

1351 Rigsby Avenue

San Antonio, Texas 78210

Project Number: 90257390

Total Readings: 308

Unit Started: 9/30/2025

Unit Ended: 10/2/2025

10/1/2025 93 LeadPaint 0.01 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 301 - Bedroom 1 10/1/2025 94 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall D Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 301 - Bathroom 10/1/2025 95 LeadPaint 0.12 Negative 90257390 Ceramic Tile C Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 301 - Bathroom Shower 10/1/2025 96 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Baseboard Unit 301 - Dining Room 10/1/2025 97 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 301 - Outside Storage 10/1/2025 98 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Drywall A Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Wall Unit 701 - Living Room 10/1/2025 99 LeadPaint 0 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Door Frame Unit 701 - Living Room 10/1/2025 100 LeadPaint 0.03 Negative 90257390 Wood Intact Tan Interior Highview Apartments Door Unit 701 - Living Room 10/1/2025…