Asbestos_Report.pdf

Report No.

ASBESTOS TEM LABORATORIES, INC.

Analytical Report Polarized Light Microscopy

1350 Freeport Blvd., Unit 104 Sparks, NV 89431

(775) 359-3377

FAX (775) 359-2798

3431 Ettie Street Oakland, CA 94608 Ph. (510) 704-8930 Fax (510) 704-8929

Main Office Located At:

EPA Method 600/R-93/116

145672

ASBESTOS TEM LABORATORIES, INC

Enclosed please find the bulk material analytical results for one or more samples submitted for asbestos analysis.

The analyses were performed in accordance with EPA Method 600/R-93/116 or 600/M4-82-020 for the determination of asbestos in bulk building materials by polarized light microscopy (PLM). Please note that while PLM analysis is commonly performed on non-friable and fine grained materials such as floor tiles and dust, the EPA method recognizes that PLM is subject to limitations. In these situations, accurate results may only be obtainable through the use of more sophisticated and accurate techniques such as transmission electron microscopy (TEM) or X-ray diffraction (XRD).

Prior to analysis, samples are logged-in and all data pertinent to the sample recorded. The samples are checked for damage or disruption of any chain-of-custody seals. A unique laboratory ID number is assigned to each sample. A hard copy log-in sheet containing all pertinent information concerning the sample is generated. This and all other relevant paper work are kept with the sample throughout the analytical procedures to assure proper analysis.

Each sample is opened in a class 100 HEPA negative air hood. A representative sampling of the material is selected and placed onto a glass microscope slide containing a drop of refractive index oil. The glass slide is placed under a polarizing light microscope where standard mineralogical techniques are used to analyze and quantify the various materials present, including asbestos. The data is then compiled into standard report format and subjected to a thorough quality assurance check before the information is released to the client.

Please note all samples will be held for 3 months from the date of receipt unless otherwise requested by client.

Sincerely Yours, Laboratory Analyst

ASBESTOS TEM LABORATORIES, INC.

--- These results relate only to the samples tested and must not be reproduced, except in full, with the approval of the laboratory. This report must not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP or any other agency of the U.S. Government. ---

Matt Tupper

LABORATORY JOB No.

149 Watt St 4Polarized light microscopy analytical results for bulk sample(s) with

Job Site:

Job No.:

RE: 7 sample split(s)

Adaptive Environmental - Nevada 15255 Sylvester Rd Reno, NV 89521

Oct-13-21

Main Office Oakland, CA (510) 704-8930

Report No.: 145672

1350 Freeport Blvd. Unit 104 . ..Sparks, NV 89431 (775) 359-3377 FAX (775) 359-2798

NVLAP Lab Code 200104-0

LAB

15255 Sylvester Rd Reno, NV 89521

Adaptive Environmental - Nevada

EPA Method 600/R-93/116 or 600/M4-82-020

POLARIZED LIGHT MICROSCOPY

ANALYTICAL REPORT

Contact:

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Job Site / No.

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Laboratory Analyst

Samples Indicated:

Reg. Samples Analyzed:

ASBESTOS

OTHER DATA

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149 Watt St

Oct-12-21 Oct-13-21

Matt Tupper 145672Report No.

9064-01839-001A

1A 1-5% Chrysotile 1-5% Cellulose 90-98% Calc, Gyp, Paint, Other m.p.

Wallboard material, medium spray texture - hall bathroom wall

Texture-WhiteOct-13-21

Split A

9064-01839-001B

1A None Detected 10-20% Cellulose 80-90% Gyp, Other m.p.

Wallboard material, medium spray texture - hall bathroom wall

Drywall-White/GreenOct-13-21

Split B

9064-01839-002

2A Not Analyzed Wallboard material, medium spray texture - hall bathroom wall

Oct-13-21

9064-01839-003

3A Not Analyzed Wallboard material, medium spray texture -kitchen wall

Oct-13-21

9064-01839-004A

4 None Detected 1-5% Cellulose 95-99% Plast, Calc, Gyp, Other m.p.

Cove base + mastic - hall bathroom wall

Cove Base-Off-WhiteOct-13-21

Split A

9064-01839-004B

4 None Detected 1-5% Cellulose 95-99% Bndr, Calc, Gyp, Other m.p.

Cove base + mastic - hall bathroom wall

Mastic-YellowOct-13-21

Split B

9064-01839-005A

5 None Detected 6-15% Cellulose,Fiberglass 85-94% Plast, Gyp, Other m.p.

Vinyl material + mastic - hall bathroom floor

Flooring-Tan/GreyOct-13-21

Split A

9064-01839-005B

5 None Detected 1-5% Cellulose 95-99% Bndr, Calc, Gyp, Other m.p.

Vinyl material + mastic - hall bathroom floor

Mastic-YellowOct-13-21

Split B

9064-01839-005C

5 None Detected 1-5% Cellulose 95-99% Plast, Calc, Qtz, Other m.p.

Vinyl material + mastic - hall bathroom floor

Flooring-WhiteOct-13-21

Split C

9064-01839-005D

5 None Detected 1-5% Cellulose 95-99% Bndr, Other m.p.

Vinyl material + mastic - hall bathroom floor

Mastic-ClearOct-13-21

Split D

Limit of quantitation of method is estimated to be 1% asbestos using a visual area estimation technique.

Split samples are inhomogeneous.

DESCRIPTION

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ASBESTOS TEM LABORATORIES, INC. 1350 Freeport Blvd., Unit 104, Sparks, NV 89431 (775) 359-3377

Split Layers Analyzed: 7

1) Non-Asbestos Fibers

2) Matrix Materials

3) Date/Time Collected

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Greg Hanes

LAB

15255 Sylvester Rd Reno, NV 89521

Adaptive Environmental - Nevada

EPA Method 600/R-93/116 or 600/M4-82-020

POLARIZED LIGHT MICROSCOPY

ANALYTICAL REPORT

Contact:

Address:

Job Site / No.

% TYPE

Laboratory Analyst

Samples Indicated:

Reg. Samples Analyzed:

ASBESTOS

OTHER DATA

SAMPLE ID FIELD

Lab ID #

Lab ID #

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Date Submitted:

Date Reported:

149 Watt St

Oct-12-21 Oct-13-21

Matt Tupper 145672Report No.

9064-01839-006A

6 None Detected None Detected 99-100% Clay, Qtz, Other m.p.

Tile material + grout, caulking - hall bathroom wall

CerTile-WhiteOct-13-21

Split A

9064-01839-006B

6 None Detected <1% Cellulose 100-100% Clay, Calc, Qtz, Other m.p.

Tile material + grout, caulking - hall bathroom wall

Grout-WhiteOct-13-21

Split B

9064-01839-006C

6 None Detected 1-5% Cellulose 95-99% Bndr, Calc, Gyp, Other m.p.

Tile material + grout, caulking - hall bathroom wall

Adhesive-Off-WhiteOct-13-21

Split C

Limit of quantitation of method is estimated to be 1% asbestos using a visual area estimation technique.

Split samples are inhomogeneous.

DESCRIPTION

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ASBESTOS TEM LABORATORIES, INC. 1350 Freeport Blvd., Unit 104, Sparks, NV 89431 (775) 359-3377

Split Layers Analyzed: 7

1) Non-Asbestos Fibers

2) Matrix Materials

3) Date/Time Collected

4) Date Analyzed

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Greg Hanes

1 | P a g e

Limited Preliminary Asbestos Sampling Report

Asbestos Sample Results:

Positive: Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM)

Property Address:

149 Watt St Battle Mountain NV

Prepared For: Bureau of Land Management

Inspection Date: 10/12/21

Report Date: 10/14/21

Report Produced By: Matthew Tupper, IM# 1967

Report Review / Peer Review By: Standard In-Office

Inspection Servicing Office

Adaptive Environmental Consulting II

Reno, Nevada.

Office Phone: 775.219.9329

Office Fax: 888.987.4437

Office Email: Jordan@adaptivenv.com

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Limited Asbestos Sampling Report / Property Address: 149 Watt St Battle Mountain NV / Report Date: 10/14/21

Adaptive Environmental Consulting Group, Inc. Corporate Offices: Las Vegas, NV www.adaptiveenv.com Servicing Field Offices: Nevada / California / Arizona / Texas / Tennessee / Utah / Florida / New York / Connecticut / Pennsylvania / New Jersey / Delaware / Colorado

Payment Terms Agreement

AEC provides 30-day payment terms. Billing delays do not alter terms or service fees. Billed amounts and invoices are discounted for cash or check payment. Credit card payments are at non-discount rate, invoice amount plus 4 percent (+4%). Invoice re-billings occur every 30-days and incur a $25 labor processing fee. Unpaid amounts after 30-days incur 1.75% per month interest (21% yearly) on all balances. Unpaid amounts after 60-days are subject to lien on service address at Client’s expense, minimum $995. Unpaid amounts after 90-days are in default and submitted to third-party collection. Client directed third-party billing to insurance carriers, contractor, and other parties do not alter terms. Client is responsible for all collection and term fees including, though not limited to, any legal, attorney, interest, associated re-billing, lien fees and all re-billing or collection labor fees incurred or billed by AEC or AEC representing parties.

Additional AEC fees apply to all Client or Client representative requested labor including, though not limited to, post-remediation verification services (“clearances”), supplemental site visits, documentation and work product requests, report, data or finding reviews, reviews, and any invoice negotiation, discussion or collection action. Insurance carrier is, under Engagement, a Client representative and all carrier requests and communications are additional billable labor regardless of request or communication purpose. Supplemental fees are billed to Client and are Client’s responsibility to pay. Client accepts full responsibility for additional service billings if fees are not paid by Client representing party.

Payment terms apply to all supplemental billings.

All AEC labor related to, in support of or associated with legal services of any kind, including any services which involve any attorney or like-representative are billed at AEC legal service labor rates, including service minimums, regardless if AEC is designated as an expert or not and regardless of initiating party.

Service & Report Acceptance Statement

Report acceptance or use in any manner by Client or Client representative acknowledges Client’s acceptance of AEC services, as well as this report, Engagement considerations, invoicing and payment terms (collectively, Service Items). Client disputes must be submitted to AEC in a verifiable written form, with AEC reply, within 72 hours of sending or completion of Service Items. Service Items not disputed within 72 hours confirms Client’s full acceptance of Service Items and affirms Client’s responsibility for service payment, supplemental labor billings and service fees. Any report, work product or data distribution, reliance or consideration, either through verbal, written, published or electronic distribution by Client or Client representative or at Client direction to any party, even if performed by AEC, constitutes and acknowledges Client’s full acceptance of Service Items including payment terms regardless if 72-hour period has passed, and voids all Client disputes regardless of distribution date or, reliance and/or dispute.

The Inspection and this report are designed to aid Client in attempting to locate building materials containing asbestos fibers within the Sampling Area of Permitted Sample Material. Under no circumstances is this report to be utilized as a bidding document or a project specification document since it does not have components required to serve as an asbestos project design or abatement work plan.

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Limited Asbestos Sampling Report / Property Address: 149 Watt St Battle Mountain NV / Report Date: 10/14/21

Servicing Field Offices: Nevada / California / Arizona / Texas / Tennessee / Utah / Florida / New York / Connecticut / Pennsylvania / New Jersey / Delaware / Colorado

1.1 Inspection Introduction

1.1 Engagement Information & Inspection Terms

On 10/12/21, Adaptive Environmental Consulting (AEC) representative, Matt Tupper (Consultant), was granted access to 149 Watt St Battle Mountain NV (Property), to perform a limited building material sampling to assess if presumed or suspect asbestos containing materials support asbestos fibers and as such require regulatory considerations as directed under varied federal, state and local laws and regulations. AEC was engaged by Bureau of Land Management (Client) under AEC’s standard service agreement (Engagement) and initiated services pursuant to Client’s authorization and agreement to report included payment terms.

Consultant performed services per AEC practices and Engagement considering report listed applicable regulatory practices, sample limitations and exclusions (collectively hereinafter, “Report Considerations”). Client, unless noted differently in report, established the defined “Sampling Area” and to-be sampled building materials based on Client need or other party-directives. Consultant attempts to align sampling to US EPA Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) [40 CFR 763, Subpart E] and as referenced in OSHA’s Asbestos Standard for the Construction Industry [29 CFR 1926.1101] provided “homogeneous” materials as determined by texture, install date and general appearance.

Sampling is then performed, per homogeneous material, based on AHERA recommendations based on material type (surfacing material, thermal system insulation or miscellaneous materials) and estimated quantity of material for Client need to determine required per-material type samples (7, 5 or 3).

Client and site parties were advised asbestos sample collection damages building material surfaces. Sampling was permitted to-be collected after such communication. AEC is not responsible for sample damage repair to any surface. Surface repairs are Client’s responsibility at Client’s cost.

This report fulfils Engagement and lists laboratory analysis of permitted collected and laboratory submitted building material. Any services including project planning, project design, additional site visits or supplemental sampling or sample analysis will be under secondary agreement and subject to additional fees.

1.2 Sampling methodology

AEC will collect samples based on homogenous material groups. Each unique group will be given a letter A-Z. Each individual sample will be given a sequential number as well as a group letter. The total number of samples in each group indicates the total area of homogenous material sampled. Materials are sampled based on AHERA 3, 5, or 7 samples will be collected based on square footage of the area to be distrubed.

Homogenous groups of 3, 5, or 7, will share a common letter.

For Surfacing material, 3 samples from less than 1,000 square feet area, 5 samples from 1,000 to 5,000 square feet area, and 7 samples from greater than 5,000 square feet area.

for example scrape removal of 2,000 square feet of acoustic ceiling as well as 200 square feet removal of of wall system drywall would require 8 samples

1A -5A Acoustic ceiling samples (5 samples)

6B-8B wall system drywall samples (3 samples) in cases of more than 26 groups double letters will be used (AA, AB, AC)

1.0 ENGAGEMENT INFORMATION

Limited Asbestos Sampling Report / Property Address: 149 Watt St Battle Mountain NV / Report Date: 10/14/21

Servicing Field Offices: Nevada / California / Arizona / Texas / Tennessee / Utah / Florida / New York / Connecticut / Pennsylvania / New Jersey / Delaware / Colorado

1.3 Sampling Area & Suspect Material

Client defined, and service authorized areas creating “Sampling Area” were:

• Interior occupiable areas.

o Rooms:

▪ Hall bathroom

▪ Kitchen

Client defined, and permitted to-be sampled building materials creating “Permitted Sample Material” within Sampling Area was confined to:

• Interior surfaces:

o Wall Materials o Floor covering and adhesives

Services were limited to Consultant determined accessible, observable and touchable surfaces within Sampling Area and the collection of Permitted Sample Materials only non-listed building materials were not sampled. AEC did not move personal property, building materials, or debris nor did AEC perform intrusive investigation or lift floor coverings.

2.1 Initial Conclusion Statements

AEC collected 6 construction material samples which were submitted for laboratory analysis under chain-of-custody. Laboratory analysis supports:

• Asbestos containing materials (ACM) were identified. These materials contain greater than 1% asbestos. Materials designated as asbestos containing materials (ACM; greater than 1% asbestos), including the debris from such, require compliance to US EPA, OSHA and varied state and local regulations. These regulations require appropriate contractor licensing, worker certifications, air control, handling practices, worker and personnel PPE, and post verification (clearance) inspection and sampling.

2.2 Specific Asbestos Containing Materials (ACM)

Building materials deemed asbestos containing and subject to regulatory handling compliance are:

• Wall system products:

o Wall surface texture o Wall joint compound, or tape product

Building materials which were not sampled and reported by AEC are to be considered asbestos containing materials (Presumed Asbestos Containing Material [PACM] or Suspect Asbestos Containing Material) unless rebuttal sampling is performed. Wall and ceiling cavities, as well as floor systems, can support non-sampled materials which contain asbestos, including at minimum, discarded wall or floor layers, in-cavity insulative materials, wires, plumbing and HVAC, and tile set concretes, applied skims, mortar, grouts and leveling materials. Concrete slabs often support asbestos containing pipes, wires and material layers like vapor or aerocel systems which are considered not accessible to AEC and contain asbestos. Contractor is to verify all material disturbances against report listed Sample Areas and Permitted Sampled Materials.

2.3 Additional Conclusion Statements

Provided site conditions or supplemental Client request, AEC provides the following additional conclusions:

• Additional conclusions are not being provided by AEC at this time.

3.1 General Inspection Findings

Refer to attached laboratory sample data sheets for asbestos sample site locations, sampled building materials and building systems and laboratory analysis including asbestos type and content (percentage) when asbestos fibers were identified.

2.0 SAMPLING AREA CONCLUSIONS

3.0 – SAMPLE ANALYSIS & DATA

Limited Asbestos Sampling Report / Property Address: 149 Watt St Battle Mountain NV / Report Date: 10/14/21

Servicing Field Offices: Nevada / California / Arizona / Texas / Tennessee / Utah / Florida / New York / Connecticut / Pennsylvania / New Jersey / Delaware / Colorado

4.1 Inspection Relevant Information

Relevant information considered provided by Client or through involved parties for Inspection and report purposes was:

• No additional information was considered by AEC for Inspection purposes or report production at this time.

4.2 Additional Client Authorized & Engaged Actions

Client authorized and engaged AEC to complete these Inspection related services as directed:

• No additional services outside report indicated services were authorized by Client.

AEC’s services were performed in accordance with customary principles and practices as provided by AEC like-qualified Indoor Environmental Professionals (IEPs), or per AEC practices considering Engagement and known property conditions. No other service guarantee or warranty is offered. This statement is in lieu of other statements either expressed or implied. No party other than Client is not to rely on or use this report in any manner absent AEC written authorization. Third-party usage is at Client’s and third-party’s sole liability. Client is solely responsible for report use and AEC shall not have any liability with respect to any decisions made or any actions taken by Client, their subsidiaries, suppliers, employees, agents, contractors, affiliates or attorneys, based on Inspection findings, report conclusions and report recommendations, or lack thereof.

Client constraints limited AEC services and may have impeded AEC’s ability to identify presumed or suspect asbestos containing materials or collect samples. Sampling Areas, and Property, support latent or concealed materials which can support unidentified presumed or suspect asbestos containing materials, and asbestos containing materials. Non-observable, inaccessible and impractical to access areas and surfaces are excluded from Inspection, all forms of sampling and report considerations even though such areas may support presumed or suspect asbestos containing materials. Excluded areas, at minimum, are: wall and ceiling cavities; HVAC systems; floor product concealed areas; materials behind wall coverings, cabinets or other obfuscating items; all limited or no access areas; attic, basement or other areas concealed or made inaccessible by insulation, construction, ducting, belongings, or equipment; and areas concealed by appliances, personal property or other like items including stored materials. Evaluation of such areas and the building materials within are contractor’s responsibility and if non-sampled areas or buildings materials are identified and to be disturbed.

Client asked AEC to render professional opinions and recommendations based on incomplete or potentially invalid information and statistical data, limited Property observations, limited or absence of sampling and various assumptions about Property based on Consultant experience and Property accessibility. Client accepts AEC opinions, recommendations, sample collection and sample analysis carry use and reliance limitations and may, given industry conflicts, technology limitations and Engagement create false or inaccurate Inspection assumptions and reliance.

Reporting errors or omissions may be present or have occurred in the publishing of this report.

Unless specifically provided for within published Engagement or this report, AEC disclaims all representations and warranties, whether expressed, implied or statutory, related though not limited to, any service, finding, report consideration, Inspection methodology and third-party information.

AEC is not liable for special, indirect, incidental, punitive, or consequential damages of any kind regardless of form of action whether in contract, tort (including negligence), product liability or otherwise arising from or related to AEC services or this report. AEC accepts no responsibility or liability to any person or organization for any loss or damage claim, including attorney, legal fees or income loss, caused or believed to be caused, directly or indirectly, by conditions not identified by AEC or their representatives, not revealed by laboratory analysis or were misreported by laboratory or third-party, were detectable under other chemical analysis or alternative sampling methods, were identifiable through additional or alternative sampling points or sample locations, or by failure to recommend additional services above those authorized by Client.

Information provided to AEC is considered truthful and accurate. AEC is not responsible for conditions intentionally concealed, withheld or not fully disclosed nor is AEC responsible to verify information accuracy. Information not published in report was not considered.

AEC makes no warranty water-based contaminants, mold or other issues or contaminants of any type were identified or reported. It is Client’s and work performing party’s responsibility to comply with laws and regulations and all parties proceed at Property at their sole liability related to damp space issues and other contaminants. AEC is not required, nor engaged, to make any comments or recommendations even when such damp space issues or other contaminant concerns are readily identifiable or potentially present.

5.0 – ENGAGEMENT CONSIDERATIONS

4.0 – RELEVANT INSPECTION INFORMATION & AUTHORIZED SERVICES

Limited Asbestos Sampling Report / Property Address: 149 Watt St Battle Mountain NV / Report Date: 10/14/21

Servicing Field Offices: Nevada / California / Arizona / Texas / Tennessee / Utah / Florida / New York / Connecticut / Pennsylvania / New Jersey / Delaware / Colorado

Regulations, laws and industry standards and guidelines considered in report are based on Consultant’s knowledge and document understanding at time of service. Document interpretation and application vary between IEPs. Interpretations are reliant on professional experience and judgement. AEC cannot anticipate future industry interpretation adjustments or technology, industry or regulatory changes.

The completed Inspection is not an all-inclusive asbestos assessment, nor was it technically exhaustive. The fee charged was substantially less than such services. Services are not meant to replace or mimic a comprehensive asbestos survey, indoor air quality investigation or assess the extent asbestos or other contaminants may have on non-inspected areas, Sampling Areas, Property or to adjacent properties. Inspection is not a health assessment or risk analysis. A licensed medical professional should be consulted for medical opinions, occupancy and exposure risks.

If any Court of Law, Arbitrator, Mediator, Tribunal, or any other entity capable of enforcing the contents and covenants contained within Engagement or report declares AEC has financial liability of any type, AEC’s liability is limited between Client and AEC agreement to the amount of the services in dispute or $1,000.00, whichever is greater.

The invalidity or unenforceability, in whole or in part, of any provision, statement, term or condition within report or Engagement shall not invalidate or otherwise affect the enforceability of the remainder of the provisions, statements, terms or conditions.

AEC reserves its right to modify any report consideration if supplemental information is discovered or presented, or additional services are engaged, or not. Report is based on findings, data and information as understood by AEC or Consultant which was provided at Inspection.

I hereby certify I am responsible for the services described in this document. Services described in this document have been provided in a manner consistent with current standards of the profession and to the best of my knowledge comply with all applicable federal, state and local statutes, regulations and ordinances.

Respectfully submitted, (Electronic Delivery - Signature on File)

Matthew Tupper License IM#1967 Field Consultant Adaptive Environmental Consulting II(Reno, Nevada.)

Direct Contact: Phone: 775-525-4287 / Email: Matt@adaptivenv.com Office Phone: 775.219.9329 / Email: Jordan@adaptivenv.com

Report Reviewed or Peer Reviewed: Standard In-Office mailto:chrisg@adaptivenv.com

Limited Asbestos Sampling Report / Property Address: 149 Watt St Battle Mountain NV / Report Date: 10/14/21

Servicing Field Offices: Nevada / California / Arizona / Texas / Tennessee / Utah / Florida / New York / Connecticut / Pennsylvania / New Jersey / Delaware / Colorado

APPENDIX A: Laboratory Sample Analysis & Data Sheets

If laboratory sample analysis and sample data sheets are not attached to this report or included with email or report delivery this was in error.

Please contact AEC for laboratory sample analysis and data sheets if not attached or if any questions exist about these items or this report.

149 Watt St 211012 Pre Asbestos Report