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EAGLE ENVIRONMENTAL, INC.

8 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SUITE 3 • TERRYVILLE, CT 06786

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assumed miscellaneous non-friable ACM. Multiple gaskets associated with the equipment in the building including the cylindrical trash chute (HA# 707), cyclones (HA# 708), blower units (HA# 709), cylindrical odor control duct (HA# 712) and valve houses (HA# 713) were assumed to be ACM. Testing of other limited accessible gaskets within the associated buildings confirmed the gaskets to be non-ACMs but the inspector was unable visually determine if the inaccessible gaskets were similar to those that were tested. The gaskets are assumed non-friable miscellaneous ACMs.

Tool Storage

The window glazing compound (HA# 10) contained in the viewport windows within three (3) doors was confirmed to be an ACM. The window glazing compound holds the glazing (glass) in place and provides a seal between the glass and door. The window glazing compound is a non-friable miscellaneous ACM.

The interior duct pin tab adhesive (HA# 715) was assumed to be an ACM. The inspector was unable to inspect the interior of the duct and assumed the material to be present. The pin tabs are generally glued or welded to the duct and hold the blanket duct insulation in place. The glue is sometimes an ACM. The pin tab adhesive is an assumed non-friable miscellaneous ACM. Two

(2) mirrors potentially containing mirror adhesive (HA# 716) were assumed to be adhered with asbestos-containing adhesive. The mirror adhesive is an assumed miscellaneous non-friable ACM. Gaskets (HA# 717) and valve packing (HA# 718) associated with the water main piping were not accessible for sampling, are assumed to be present, and are assumed ACMs. The gaskets are assumed non-friable miscellaneous ACMs and the valve packing is an assumed friable miscellaneous ACM.

Coal Barge Unloading Building

No confirmed ACMs were identified in the Coal Barge Unloading Building. The gaskets associated with the fuel lines (HA # 719), pulley system (HA# 721), cable motors (HA# 722) and grapple pulley (HA# 725) were not accessible for testing and are assumed non-friable miscellaneous ACMs. The valve packing (HA# 720) in the fuel lines was not accessible for testing and is an assumed friable miscellaneous ACM. The cloth like filters (HA# 723) above the grapple and grapple brake pads (HA# 724) were not accessible for testing and are assumed ACMs. The filters and brake pads are classified as assumed non-friable miscellaneous ACMs.

Transfer Building

The roof flashing cement (HA# 159) was confirmed to be an ACM. There is approximately twenty (20) square feet of this miscellaneous non-friable ACM on the lower and main roofs of the building. Gaskets associated with the access hatches to the conveyors (HA# 726), the large diameter water line piping (HA# 727), conveyor motors 511 and 513 (HA# 728) and blower units (HA# 729) were not accessible for testing and are assumed non-friable miscellaneous ACMs. The brake pads associated with the pully unit (HA# 730) were also not able to be sampled and is an assumed non-friable miscellaneous ACM.

Administration Building

The window glazing compound (HA# 77) associated with the interior divider windows and doors was confirmed to be an ACM. The ACM is in good condition and is non-friable and should be managed in place until it is removed. The window glazing compound is a non-friable miscellaneous ACM.

Coal Barge Unloading Building

No confirmed ACMs were identified in the Coal Barge Unloading Building. The gaskets ) and

No confirmed ACMs were identified in the Coal Barge Unloading Building. The gaskets associated with the fuel lines (HA # 719), pulley system (HA# 721), cable motors (HA# 722) and associated with the fuel lines (HA # 719), pulley system (HA# 721), cable motors (HA# 722) and grapple pulley (HA# 725) were not accessible for testing and are assumed non-friable grapple pulley (HA# 725) were not accessible for testing and are assumed non friable miscellaneous ACMs. The valve packing (HA# 720) in the fuel lines was not accessible for miscellaneous ACMs. The valve packing (HA# 720) in the fuel lines was not accessible for testing and is an assumed friable miscellaneous ACM. The cloth like filters (HA# 723) above the

) were not accessible for testing and are assumed testing and is an assumed friable miscellaneous ACM. The cloth like filters (HA# 723) above the grapple and grapple brake pads (HA# 724) were not accessible for testing and are assumed grapple and grapple brake pads (HA# 724) were not accessible for testing and are assumed ACMs. The filters and brake pads are classified as assumed non-friable miscellaneous ACMs.

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friable miscellaneous ACM. The window glazing compound was inaccessible for testing without breaking the glass. The window glazing compound (HA# 604) associated with the skylight windows was confirmed to be an ACM. The skylights are located on Roof 5.

Several types of exterior non-friable caulk and roofing materials were confirmed to be ACMs on the exterior and roofs of the building. Asbestos-containing flashing cement at penetrations and perimeter (base) of the roof and at the at skylight frame were confirmed to be ACMs. Asbestos-containing felt paper over tar on the concrete roof deck and the tar and felt paper under the rubber roof membrane on the parapet walls were confirmed to be ACMs. A tar coating on the structural steel in the roof top air handling room was also confirmed to be an ACM. Asbestos-containing caulk at aluminum flashing and at louvers were confirmed to be ACMs. The exterior tar, flashing cement, and caulk are miscellaneous ACMs.

PBF Administration Building

The window glazing compound in the corridor door view port windows (HA# 490) was confirmed to be an ACM. The window glazing compound is a non-friable miscellaneous ACM.

The moisture barrier (HA# 501) on the interior face of the perimeter brick walls was confirmed to be an ACM. The moisture barrier was spray or brush applied to the brick face (facing inward and behind interior wall finishes) to the exterior perimeter walls. The moisture barrier is a non-friable miscellaneous ACM.

Roof flashing cement (HA# 520), exterior caulk at aluminum flashing (HA# 521), and caulk at glass block windows frames (HA# 523) were confirmed to be ACMs. The flashing cement and caulks are miscellaneous non-friable ACMs.

The factory-applied window glazing compound associated with the double-hung windows (HA#

742) was inaccessible for testing without breaking the glass. The window glazing compound is an assumed miscellaneous ACM.

Jet Shop and Jet “Twin-Pacs”

The sealant between the window sash and frame (HA# 546) within the Jet Shop was confirmed to be an ACM. Eagle estimated approximately two-hundred ninety-five (295) linear feet of the non-friable miscellaneous ACM sealant at the windows within the building. An unknow type of stored jet engine part was labeled as ACM and is stored within the Jet Shop within room 2-09.

Additional similar parts are assumed to be present within the assembled four Jet Twin Pacs.

Eagle did not disassemble any components of the Jet Twin Pacs for internal inspection.

Screen House #1

The roof flashing cement (HA# 564) was confirmed to be an ACM. Gaskets (HA#s 746 and 748) and valves (HA#s 747 and 749) associated with screen house piping and the window glazing compound associated with the double hung windows (HA# 750) were inaccessible for testing and are assumed to be ACMs for the purpose of this report.

Screen House #2

Eagle did not access Screen House #2 for inspection due to the overall condition of the building.

Several materials were assumed to be ACM for the purpose of this report.

Screen House #1

The roof flashing cement (HA# 564) was confirmed to be an ACM. Gaskets (HA#s 746 and 748) The roof flashing cement (HA# 564) was confirmed to be an ACM. Gaskets (HA#s 746 and 748) and valves (HA#s 747 and 749) associated with screen house piping and the window glazing and valves (HA#s 747 and 749) associated with screen house piping and the window glazing compound associated with the double hung windows (HA# 750) were inaccessible for testing compound associated with the double hung windows (HA# 750) and are assumed to be ACMs for the purpose of this report.

Screen House #2

Eagle did not access Screen House #2 for inspection due to the overall condition of the building. Eagle did not access Screen House #2 for inspection due to the overall condition of the building.

Several materials were assumed to be ACM for the purpose of this report.

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Screen House #3

No confirmed ACM was identified. Gaskets (HA#s 759 and 760) and valves (HA#s 758 and

761) associated with screen house piping and the window glazing compound associated the double hung windows (HA# 762) were inaccessible for testing and are assumed to be ACMs for the purpose of this report.

Warehouse Building

The window glazing compound (HA# X524) and the caulk at the window frame (HA# 527) were confirmed to be ACMs. The window glazing and caulk are non-friable miscellaneous ACMs.

Gate 40 Warehouse

The sealant at the rectangular duct work flanges (HA# 659) was confirmed to be an ACM. The sealant was observed at thirty-six (36) flanges at four (4) linear feet each. The sealant is a non-friable miscellaneous ACM.

Northwest Guard Shack

The flashing cement (HA# 679) on the exterior belt course of brick was confirmed to be an ACM. Eagle observed approximately fourteen (14) linear of this non-friable miscellaneous

ACM.

Demineralization Schack

The gaskets (HA# 764) and valve packing (HA# 765) associated with the piping in the building were assumed to be ACMs.

Concrete Ramp Near Sea Wall

Eagle observed flashing cement (HA# 766) on the concrete ramp near the sea wall which was assumed to be an ACM. Eagle observed approximately twenty (20) square feet of this non-friable miscellaneous ACM. This material was sampled elsewhere and was confirmed to be an

ACM.

Pugmill

The roof flashing cement and roof fields (HA# 767) were inaccessible for testing and are assumed to be ACM.

Conclusion and Recommendations

Eagle completed an asbestos-containing materials study of the buildings and structures at the Site between July and September 2024. The asbestos-containing materials study was a non-destructive study for accessible suspect ACMs. Each building or structure included in the scope of services was systematically inspected by performing a physical inspection of the functional spaces within the buildings. A functional space is a room or group of rooms, or area in a building with a specific use. The physical inspection included a walkthrough of each functional space to locate and identify homogeneous areas of suspect ACMs for bulk sampling. Homogeneous areas were placed into three US EPA categories including Surfacing ACM, Thermal Systems Insulation ACM, and Miscellaneous ACM. Bulk samples of each homogeneous area were collected and analyzed by an accredited laboratory. A total of one- thousand five-hundred and seven (1,507) asbestos bulk samples were submitted for laboratory analysis by PLM and one-thousand three-hundred and ninety-four (1,394) samples were analyzed based on the stop on first

Screen House #3

No confirmed ACM was identified. Gaskets (HA#s 759 and 760) and valves (HA#s 758 and No confirmed ACM was identified. Gaskets (HA#s 759 and 760) and valves (HA#s 758 and

761) associated with screen house piping and the window glazing compound associated the 761) associated with screen house piping and the window glazing compound associated the double hung windows (HA# 762) were inaccessible for testing and are assumed to be ACMs for double hung windows (HA# 762) the purpose of this report.

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The duties of building and facilities owners under the OSHA Asbestos in Construction Standard include determining the presence, location, and quantity of ACM and/or PACM at a facility prior to work subject to the OSHA Standard is begun. This duty has generally been accomplished through completion of this inspection. However, future targeted inspections may be necessary should specific construction activities be planned that involves activities that may impact areas or suspect materials outside the scope of this inspection.

Building and/or facility owners shall also notify the following persons of the presence, location, and quantity of ACM or PACM at the work sites in their buildings and facilities:

1. Prospective employers applying or bidding for work whose employees reasonably can be expected to work in or adjacent to areas containing ACM or PACM.

2. Employees of the owner who will work in or adjacent to areas containing ACM or

PACM.

3. On multi-employer worksites, all employers of employees who will be performing work within or adjacent to areas containing ACM or PACM.

4. Tenants who will occupy areas containing ACM or PACM.

The OSHA in Construction Standard also requires that labels be affixed to all products containing asbestos and to all containers containing such products, including waste containers.

Limitations

The asbestos-containing materials inspection was a s study-level study that included accessible suspect ACMs and accessible areas of the buildings and structures only. The inspection was limited to areas that could readily and safely be accessed for inspection. Areas that required confined space entry or were limited for access due to height or other physical constraints, or presented a potentially dangerous condition to the inspection team, were excluded from the inspection. Eagle did not disassemble any equipment for internal inspection. Reasonable care was taken to identify all suspect accessible asbestos-containing materials by performing a physical inspection and bulk sampling. However, it is not always feasible to locate all suspect ACM that may exist within or on a building and there is a possibility of hidden or concealed suspect ACM within or on the buildings. Should additional suspect ACMs be discovered, they must be presumed to be asbestos-containing until sample analysis proves otherwise.

This report provides information on the presence or absence of asbestos in building materials at the Site. The report is not intended for use as a bid document or scope of work for asbestos abatement. Should asbestos abatement be required, a State of Connecticut licensed Asbestos Project Designer should be retained to develop plans and technical specifications for asbestos abatement. Unique conditions may exist that require abatement design strategies specific for the project, which must be considered during abatement scope development. An Alternative Work Practice may be required to address Site-specific conditions that would allow for an unconventional abatement approach.

Limitations

The asbestos-containing materials inspection was a s study-level study that included accessible The asbestos containing materials inspection was a s study level study that included accessible suspect ACMs and accessible areas of the buildings and structures only. The inspection was suspect ACMs and accessible areas of the buildings and structures only. The inspection was limited to areas that could readily and safely be accessed for inspection. Areas that required limited to areas that could readily and safely be accessed for inspection. Areas that required confined space entry or were limited for access due to height or other physical constraints, or confined space entry or were limited for access due to height or other physical constraints, or presented a potentially dangerous condition to the inspection team, were excluded from the presented a potentially dangerous condition to the inspection team, were excluded from the inspection. Eagle did not disassemble any equipment for internal inspection. Reasonable care inspection. Eagle did not disassemble any equipment for internal inspection. Reasonable care was taken to identify all suspect accessible asbestos-containing materials by performing a physical inspection and bulk sampling. However, it is not always feasible to locate all suspect was taken to identify all suspect accessible asbestos containing materials by performing a physical inspection and bulk sampling. However, it is not always feasible to locate all suspect physical inspection and bulk sampling. However, it is not always feasible to locate all suspect ACM that may exist within or on a building and there is a possibility of hidden or concealed ACM that may exist within or on a building and there is a possibility of hidden or concealed suspect ACM within or on the buildings. Should additional suspect ACMs be discovered, they suspect ACM within or on the buildings. Should additional suspect ACMs be discovered, they must be presumed to be asbestos-containing until sample analysis proves otherwise.

This report provides information on the presence or absence of asbestos in building materials at This report provides information on the presence or absence of asbestos in building materials at the Site. The report is not intended for use as a bid document or scope of work for asbestos the Site. The report is not intended for use as a bid document or scope of work for asbestos abatement. Should asbestos abatement be required, a State of Connecticut licensed Asbestos abatement. Should asbestos abatement be required, a State of Connecticut licensed Asbestos Project Designer should be retained to develop plans and technical specifications for asbestos Project Designer should be retained to develop plans and technical specifications for asbestos abatement. Unique conditions may exist that require abatement design strategies specific for the abatement. Unique conditions may exist that require abatement design strategies specific for the project, which must be considered during abatement scope development. An Alternative Work project, which must be considered during abatement scope development. An Alternative Work Practice may be required to address Site-specific conditions that would allow for an Practice may be required to address Site unconventional abatement approach.

PHOTO LOG

MIRA – WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY

COAL BARGE UNLOADING BUILDING

Photo #18 HA #719 - Gasket on fuel lines Photo #19 HA #720 Valve packings in fuel lines

Photo #20 HA #721 Gaskets at pulley system Photo #21 HA #722 Gaskets at cable motors

MIRA – WASTE PROCESSING FACILITY

COAL BARGE UNLOADING BUILDING

Photo #22 HA #723 Cloth like filter above grapple Photo #23 HA #724 Grapple brake pads

Photo #24 HA #725 Gaskets at grapple pulley

MIRA – POWER BLOCK FACILITY

SCREEN HOUSE #1

NO PHOTO

Photo #162 HA #564 Flashing cement-black Photo #163 HA #746 Large gaskets

NO PHOTO

Photo #164 HA #747 Large valves Photo #165 HA #748 Medium gaskets

SCREEN HOUSE #1

NO PHOTO NO PHOTO

Photo #166 HA #749 Medium valves Photo #167 HA #750 Double hung window window glazing compound-black

SCREEN HOUSE #2

SCREEN HOUSE 2- INTERIORS UNACCESSIBLE

NO PHOTO NO PHOTO

NO PHOTO NO PHOTO

NO PHOTO NO PHOTO

NO PHOTO

Photo #168 HA #751 Gaskets Photo #169 HA #752 Valves

Photo #170 HA #753 Pipe Insulation Photo #171 HA #754 Roof fields and flashing cements

Photo #172 HA #755 Interior window glazing compound

Photo #173 HA #756 Exterior window glazing compound

Photo #174 HA #757 Exterior window glazing compound

SCREEN HOUSE #3

NO PHOTO NO PHOTO

Photo #175 HA #758 Valves Photo #176 HA #759 Gaskets

NO PHOTO NO PHOTO

Photo #177 HA #760 Large gaskets Photo #178 HA #761 Large valves

NO PHOTO

Photo #179 HA #762 2X Hung window window glazing compound-black