Attachment 07 - Fort Meade - Hazardous Materials Report.pdf

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LIMITED ASBESTOS

AND LEAD INSPECTION REPORT

VA Black Hills Health Care System 113 Comanche Road Fort Meade, SD 57741

AET Project No. P-0011150

Report Date:

April 8, 2022

Prepared for:

GDM

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GDM

1401 W. 34th Ave., Ste. 200 Anchorage, AK 99503

Attn: Mr. Conrad Chandler, Project Manager

RE: Limited Asbestos and Lead Inspection Report

VA Black Hills Health Care System 113 Comanche Road Fort Meade, SD 57741

Dear Mr. Chandler:

American Engineering Testing, Inc. has completed the enclosed report of Limited Asbestos and Lead Inspection services for the VA Black Hills Health Care System located in Fort Meade, South Dakota. This service was performed in accordance with our proposal agreement no. P-0011150 and Change Order 1.

We appreciate the opportunity to have been of service to you on this project. If you have any questions regarding the information presented in this Limited Asbestos and Lead Inspection Report or if we can be of additional assistance, please contact me.

Sincerely, American Engineering Testing, Inc.

Bruce A. Boehm Carlson Sr. Environmental Project Manager E-mail: bboehmcarlson@teamAET.com Phone: (651) 999-1387

Enclosure

Limited Asbestos and Lead Inspection Report VA Black Hills Health Care System, Fort Meade, SD

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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TRANSMITTAL LETTER………………………………………………………………………………i TABLE OF CONTENTS........................................................................................................... ii EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .........................................................................................................iii

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose

1.2 Scope of Inspection

1.3 Limitations

2.0 ASBESTOS AND LEAD INSPECTION PROCEDURES

2.1 General Information

2.2 Function of Inspection

3.0 ASBESTOS AND LEAD INSPECTION RESULTS

3.1 Asbestos-Containing Materials

3.2 Lead Paints/Coatings

4.0 RECOMMENDATIONS

5.0 GENERAL REMARKS

5.1 Standard of Care

5.2 Certifications

TABLES

1. Summary of Asbestos Containing Building Materials

2. Summary of Presumed Asbestos Containing Building Materials

3. Summary of Less Than 1% Asbestos Containing Building Materials

4. Summary of Non-Asbestos-Containing Building Materials

5. Summary of Lead Containing Paints/Coatings

6. Summary of Non-Lead Containing Paints/Coatings

FIGURES

1. Asbestos Containing Building Materials Sample Locations

2. Lead Containing Paints/Coatings Test Locations

APPENDICES

A. Explanation of Tables B. Material Identification and Inventory C. Asbestos Laboratory Analytical Results D. Lead Testing Results E. Pre-Demolition Environmental Checklist and Guide F. Photographic Log G. Laboratory Credentials H. AET Certifications

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

American Engineering Testing, Inc. (AET) was authorized by GDM (Client) to conduct a limited asbestos and lead inspection of various building located at the VA Black Hills Health Care System, 113 Comanche Road, Fort Meade, South Dakota (Site). The purpose for the limited asbestos and lead inspection was to identify, sample and quantify suspect asbestos-containing building materials (ACBMs) as required by the South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources and to test and quantify lead containing paints/coatings as required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Services performed by AET were conducted in accordance with our Proposal No. P-0011150.

Bruce Boehm Carlson, a South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certified Asbestos Building Inspector and Lead Risk Assessor, completed the inspection on March 22-24, 2022. AET collected 147 samples of suspect ACBM and tested 214 suspect painted/coated lead surfaces at the Site.

The inspection was limited to select IT equipment rooms the following buildings:

• 40, 46, 50, 53, 85, 89, 90, 110, 113, 145, 146, 147, 148, T171, T296, and 359.

Please note that the first one or two letters in the middle portion of the asbestos sample numbers denote which building the sample was collected from. Use the following as an explanation:

Sample ###-XXXXXX-A

• The bold, underlined “Xs” represent the building, such as 40, 146, or T171 as examples.

Also, the figures only show the locations of the asbestos and lead containing materials. The non-asbestos and lead containing sample/test locations were not identified on the figures.

The following materials were sampled and found to contain greater than 1% asbestos:

• 311-113BGBRS-A – Photo 2 – Building 113, 9”x9” beige with brown streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 5% asbestos in the tile only, the mastic DOES NOT contain asbestos. Approximately 11 total square feet (SF) of the floor tile was identified in Basement Rm. TCBA.

• 222113HW-A, B, C – Photo 3 – Building 113, 0-4” hard white fibrous pipe fittings were found to contain 10% asbestos. Approximately 15 total fittings (EA) were identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 192A.

• 222-145HW-A, B, C – Photo 4 – Building 145, 0-4” hard white fibrous pipe fittings were found to contain 3% asbestos. Approximately 1 total fitting (EA) was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 122B.

• 310-145TGS-A – Photo 5 – Building 145, 12”x12” tan with gray streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 3% asbestos in the mastic only, the tile DOES NOT contain

Page iv asbestos. Approximately 1,374 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm.

132.

• 310-145CBS-A – Photo 6 – Building 145, 12”x12” cream with beige streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 3% asbestos in the mastic only, the tile DOES NOT contain asbestos. Approximately 53 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rms.

TC1A (17 SF) and 137C (36 SF).

• 311-145GPBS-A – Photo 7 – Building 145, 9”x9” gray with pink and black streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 8% asbestos in the tiles and 3% asbestos in the mastic.

Approximately 666 total square feet (SF) of the floor tile and mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm.

137C.

• 312-145YB-A – Photo 8 – Building 145, yellow and black floor tile mastic was found to contain 2% asbestos. Approximately 99 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 02 Rm.

229A.

• 310-145WRBS-A – Photo 9 – Building 145, 12”x12” white with red and black streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 3% asbestos in the mastic only, the tile DOES NOT contain asbestos. Approximately 9 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 02 Rm. TC2A.

• 309-146T-A – Photo 10 – Building 146, tan carpet mastic was found to contain 2% asbestos.

Approximately 99 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 108.

• 309-148BGOB-A – Photo 11 – Building 148, beige over black carpet mastic was found to contain 2% asbestos. Approximately 176 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. C106A.

• 310-88TBRS-A – Photo 12 – Building 99, 12”x12” tan with brown streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 6% asbestos in the tiles and 3% asbestos in the mastic.

Approximately 30 total square feet (SF) of the floor tile and mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm.

100A.

• 311-88BRPP-A – Photo 13 – Building 88, 9”x9” brown with pink patches floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 10% asbestos in the tiles and 3% asbestos in the mastic.

Approximately 144 total square feet (SF) of the floor tile and mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm.

B102D.

• 310-90WM-A – Photo 14 – Building 90, 12”x12” white mottled floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 3% asbestos in the mastic only, the tile DOES NOT contain asbestos.

Approximately 110 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 109.

• 321-90GP-A – Photo 15 – Building 90, gray penetration caulk was found to contain 10% asbestos. Approximately 1 total square feet (SF) of the caulk was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 109.

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These asbestos-containing materials must be removed by a licensed asbestos abatement company using certified supervisors and workers prior to commencing renovation activities.

The following materials were not sampled, but were presumed to contain greater than one percent asbestos:

• 509-113BRF – Photo 16 – Building 113, black raised flooring adhesive was presumed to contain asbestos due to inaccessibility for sampling. It is estimated that approximately 156 total square feet is present beneath the raised flooring in Fl. 01 Rm. 192A.

This material must be sampled and tested to determine the presence or absence of asbestos OR it must be removed by a licensed asbestos abatement company using certified supervisors and workers prior to impacting as part of renovation or demolition.

The following materials were found to contain less than 1% asbestos (by laboratory analysis and point count methods):

• 305-148WC-A - Photo 17 – Building 148, sheetrock and taping compound walls and ceilings was found to contain 0.5% asbestos. Approximately 240 total square feet (SF) of the sheetrock and taping compound was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. FTC1.

• 107-90BPY-A, B, C - Photo 18 – Building 90, bumpy textured walls were found to contain 0.25% asbestos. Approximately 420 total square feet (SF) of the bumpy texturing was identified in Fl.

01 Rm. 109.

• 305-T171WC-A, B - Photo 19 – Building T171, sheetrock and taping compound walls and ceilings was found to contain 0.25% asbestos. Approximately 420 total square feet (SF) of the sheetrock and taping compound was identified in Fl. 01 Rms. 100 (60 SF) and 101B (360 SF).

These materials may be removed and disposed of as general construction and demolition (C&D) waste following OSHA regulations. Contact the landfill to confirm acceptance of the materials prior to arriving at the landfill. Some landfills may not accept the waste as general C&D waste but rather may require disposal as asbestos waste.

The rest of the materials that were sampled and tested were found to not contain asbestos.

The following painted/coated surfaces were found to contain greater than 1 milligram per square centimeter (mg/cm2) lead:

• Shot 18 - Photo 20 – Building 145, glazed tan terra cotta block walls were found to contain 1.50 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 75 total square feet (SF) of the terra cotta tile was identified in Fl.

02 Rm. TC2A.

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• Shot 25 - Photo 21 – Building 145, glazed tan terra cotta block walls were found to contain 1.60 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 75 total square feet (SF) of the terra cotta tile was identified in Fl.

03 Rm. TC3A.

• Shot 75 - Photo 22 – Building T171, tan wood door/door frame were found to contain 27.90 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 27 total square feet (SF) of the wood door/door frame was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 101B.

• Shot 80 - Photo 23 – Building 46, white wood window was found to contain 5.50 mg/cm2 lead.

Approximately 5 total square feet (SF) of the wood window was identified in Basement B101.

• Shot 96 - Photo 24 – Building 50, gray wood ceiling was found to contain 1.50 mg/cm2 lead.

Approximately 375 total square feet (SF) of the wood ceiling was identified in Basement B101.

• Shot 105 - Photo 25 – Building 53 white wood window was found to contain 3.70 mg/cm2 lead.

Approximately 2 total square feet (SF) of the wood window was identified in Basement B108.

• Shot 117 - Photo 26 – Building T296, white metal window frame was found to contain 1.50 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 2 total square feet (SF) of the metal window frame was identified on the exterior of T296 laundry room.

• Shot 133 - Photo 27 – Building 148, 4” white ceramic tile base cove was found to contain 3.20 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 11 total square feet (SF) of the ceramic base cove was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. ATC2.

• Shot 221 - Photo 28 – Building 113, 4” light yellow ceramic wall tile was found to contain 6.80 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 128 total square feet (SF) of the ceramic wall tile was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 169A.

The lead containing materials must be removed and properly disposed of by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) trained and certified personnel.

Salvage, reuse, recycle or properly dispose of the numerous regulated waste materials identified at the Site prior to commencing with renovation activities.

Complete and submit the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources Asbestos Demolition/Renovation Notification Form at least ten working days to South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources prior to commencing the demolition activities.

If untested suspect asbestos-containing materials or potential lead containing paints/coatings are identified during renovation, do not disturb the materials and contact AET for consultation or follow-up testing. Notify the general contractor of the location and quantity of asbestos and regulated waste items at the Site.

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose

This report presents the results of the limited asbestos and lead Inspection performed at the VA Black Hills Health Care System, 113 Comanche Road, Fort Meade, South Dakota (Site). American Engineering Testing, Inc. (AET) completed the inspection at the request of GDM (Client). The inspection was performed to facilitate moving and installation of IT cabling in certain building at the Site.

The purpose for the limited asbestos and lead inspection was to identify, sample and quantify suspect asbestos-containing building materials (ACBMs) as required by the South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources and to test and quantify lead containing paints/coatings as required by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

1.2 Scope of Inspection

AET’s scope of services included the following tasks:

• Conduct a visual inspection for the presence of ACBM.

• Collect representative bulk samples of suspect ACBMs for analysis.

• Submit the bulk samples of suspect materials to an accredited National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) laboratory for analysis of asbestos content. Laboratory certifications can be found in Appendix G.

• Identify, test, and quantify the various painted/coated materials for lead content utilizing a portable x-ray fluorescence (XRF) analyzer.

• Prepare a final report summarizing the results of the assessment.

1.3 Limitations

Sampling and testing were limited to select IT equipment rooms the following buildings:

• 40, 46, 50, 53, 85, 89, 90, 110, 113, 145, 146, 147, 148, T171, T296, and 359.

2.0 ASBESTOS AND LEAD INSPECTION PROCEDURES

2.1 General Information

The Inspection was conducted on March 22-24, 2022 by Bruce Boehm Carlson, a South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certified Asbestos Building Inspector and Lead Risk Assessor. AET collected 147 samples of suspect asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM) and tested 214 suspect painted/coated lead surfaces at the Site.

Suspect asbestos inspection, sampling and analytical procedures were performed in accordance with EPA Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) 40 CFR Part 763, Subpart E; EPA National

Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP), 40 CFR Part 61; and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) rules and regulations, Asbestos Standards for General Industry 29 CFR 1910.1001 and Asbestos Standards for the Construction Industry 29 CFR 1926.1101.

Asbestos samples were analyzed utilizing polarized light microscopy (PLM) by Eurofins EMLab P&K, a NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab No. 200844-0). Other potential regulated wastes were inventoried according to the Pre-Demolition Environmental Checklist and Guide.

Potential lead-containing paint sampling and analytical procedures were performed in accordance with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the EPA and the OSHA. Testing was conducted utilizing a Niton portable XRF analyzer.

2.2 Function of Inspection

The EPA NESHAP requires building owners to inspect for ACBM in areas of a building where renovation or demolition will take place. Some States regulate the removal and disposal of regulated waste as outlined in the Pre-Demolition Environmental Checklist and Guide.

All manufactured and some natural products are considered suspect ACBM. Materials that are considered to be non-suspect are wood, metal, glass, and fiberglass. Prior to renovation or demolition of a building, all regulated friable ACBM must be removed from the affected area. In addition, non-friable materials, which are in a damaged condition or are likely to become friable during the process of renovation or demolition also require removal. Non-friable materials, which are in good condition at the time of inspection and most likely will not become friable during demolition may, under certain circumstances, remain in place prior to demolition. EPA and OSHA define any building material which contains greater than one percent asbestos to be asbestos-containing material. It is also required to point-count by PLM the percent asbestos in friable asbestos-containing material (ACM) estimated to contain less than one percent asbestos.

The South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources (SD DENR) regulates the removal and disposal of regulated waste. This also includes delaminating lead-based paint.

Delaminating lead-based paint is no longer required to be scraped or stabilized if the building is being demolished; however, all chips/debris and waste materials must be collected, properly containerized and properly disposed of at an approved landfill. HUD and the EPA identify lead-based paint as any paint, varnish, shellac, or other coating that contains lead concentrations equal or greater than one milligram per square centimeter (1.0 mg/cm2), 0.5 % by weight or 5,000 parts per million (ppm). OSHA recognizes lead-based paint as paint that contains any detectable amount of lead. Although the use of lead in paint was banned in 1978 by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), consumer paints can still contain up to 0.06 % lead by weight or 600 ppm. Lead-based paints are still commonly used in many commercial applications.

3.0 ASBESTOS AND LEAD INSPECTION RESULTS

3.1 Asbestos-Containing Materials

See Figures 1 for the locations of the asbestos containing building material samples. See Table 1 for the materials that contain asbestos, Table 2 for the materials that were not sampled but presumed to contain asbestos, Table 3 for the materials that contain less than 1% asbestos and Table 4 for the materials that do not contain asbestos. Please see Appendix B for all material locations. The asbestos analytical laboratory report is included in Appendix C. Photographs are included in Appendix F.

Laboratory credentials are included in Appendix G.

Please note that the first one or two letters in the middle portion of the sample numbers denote which building the sample was collected from. Use the following as an explanation:

Sample ###-XXXXXX-A

• The bold, underlined “Xs” represent the building, such as 40, 146, or T171 as examples.

The following materials were sampled and found to contain greater than 1% asbestos:

• 311-113BGBRS-A – Photo 2 – Building 113, 9”x9” beige with brown streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 5% asbestos in the tile only, the mastic DOES NOT contain asbestos. Approximately 11 total square feet (SF) of the floor tile was identified in Basement Rm. TCBA.

• 222113HW-A, B, C – Photo 3 – Building 113, 0-4” hard white fibrous pipe fittings were found to contain 10% asbestos. Approximately 15 total fittings (EA) were identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 192A.

• 222-145HW-A, B, C – Photo 4 – Building 145, 0-4” hard white fibrous pipe fittings were found to contain 3% asbestos. Approximately 1 total fitting (EA) was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 122B.

• 310-145TGS-A – Photo 5 – Building 145, 12”x12” tan with gray streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 3% asbestos in the mastic only, the tile DOES NOT contain asbestos. Approximately 1,374 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm.

132.

• 310-145CBS-A – Photo 6 – Building 145, 12”x12” cream with beige streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 3% asbestos in the mastic only, the tile DOES NOT contain asbestos. Approximately 53 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rms.

TC1A (17 SF) and 137C (36 SF).

• 311-145GPBS-A – Photo 7 – Building 145, 9”x9” gray with pink and black streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 8% asbestos in the tiles and 3% asbestos in the mastic.

Approximately 666 total square feet (SF) of the floor tile and mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm.

137C.

• 312-145YB-A – Photo 8 – Building 145, yellow and black floor tile mastic was found to contain 2% asbestos. Approximately 99 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 02 Rm.

229A.

• 310-145WRBS-A – Photo 9 – Building 145, 12”x12” white with red and black streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 3% asbestos in the mastic only, the tile DOES NOT contain asbestos. Approximately 9 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 02 Rm. TC2A.

• 309-146T-A – Photo 10 – Building 146, tan carpet mastic was found to contain 2% asbestos.

Approximately 99 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 108.

• 309-148BGOB-A – Photo 11 – Building 148, beige over black carpet mastic was found to contain 2% asbestos. Approximately 176 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. C106A.

• 310-88TBRS-A – Photo 12 – Building 99, 12”x12” tan with brown streaks floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 6% asbestos in the tiles and 3% asbestos in the mastic.

Approximately 30 total square feet (SF) of the floor tile and mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm.

100A.

• 311-88BRPP-A – Photo 13 – Building 88, 9”x9” brown with pink patches floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 10% asbestos in the tiles and 3% asbestos in the mastic.

Approximately 144 total square feet (SF) of the floor tile and mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm.

B102D.

• 310-90WM-A – Photo 14 – Building 90, 12”x12” white mottled floor tile and black mastic was found to contain 3% asbestos in the mastic only, the tile DOES NOT contain asbestos.

Approximately 110 total square feet (SF) of the mastic was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 109.

• 321-90GP-A – Photo 15 – Building 90, gray penetration caulk was found to contain 10% asbestos. Approximately 1 total square feet (SF) of the caulk was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 109.

These asbestos-containing materials must be removed by a licensed asbestos abatement company using certified supervisors and workers prior to commencing renovation activities.

The following materials were not sampled, but were presumed to contain greater than one percent asbestos:

• 509-113BRF – Photo 16 – Building 113, black raised flooring adhesive was presumed to contain asbestos due to inaccessibility for sampling. It is estimated that approximately 156 total square feet is present beneath the raised flooring in Fl. 01 Rm. 192A.

This material must be sampled and tested to determine the presence or absence of asbestos OR it must be removed by a licensed asbestos abatement company using certified supervisors and workers prior to impacting as part of renovation or demolition.

The following materials were found to contain less than 1% asbestos (by laboratory analysis and point count methods):

• 305-148WC-A - Photo 17 – Building 148, sheetrock and taping compound walls and ceilings was found to contain 0.5% asbestos. Approximately 240 total square feet (SF) of the sheetrock and taping compound was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. FTC1.

• 107-90BPY-A, B, C - Photo 18 – Building 90, bumpy textured walls were found to contain 0.25% asbestos. Approximately 420 total square feet (SF) of the bumpy texturing was identified in Fl.

01 Rm. 109.

• 305-T171WC-A, B - Photo 19 – Building T171, sheetrock and taping compound walls and ceilings was found to contain 0.25% asbestos. Approximately 420 total square feet (SF) of the sheetrock and taping compound was identified in Fl. 01 Rms. 100 (60 SF) and 101B (360 SF).

These materials may be removed and disposed of as general construction and demolition (C&D) waste following OSHA regulations. Contact the landfill to confirm acceptance of the materials prior to arriving at the landfill. Some landfills may not accept the waste as general C&D waste but rather may require disposal as asbestos waste.

The rest of the materials that were sampled and tested were found to not contain asbestos.

Complete and submit the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources Asbestos Demolition/Renovation Notification Form at least ten working days to South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources prior to commencing the demolition activities.

3.2 Lead Paints/Coatings

AET tested the various paints/coatings in the various IT equipment rooms at the Site. A summary of the lead containing paints/coatings can be found in Table 5 and a summary of the non-lead containing paints/coatings can be found in Table 6. Please see Appendix D for the locations and results of all the tested paints/coatings. A copy of the XRF Performance Characteristics Sheets can be found in Appendix G.

The following painted/coated surfaces were found to contain greater than 1 milligram per square centimeter (mg/cm2) lead:

• Shot 18 - Photo 20 – Building 145, glazed tan terra cotta block walls were found to contain 1.50 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 75 total square feet (SF) of the terra cotta tile was identified in Fl.

02 Rm. TC2A.

• Shot 25 - Photo 21 – Building 145, glazed tan terra cotta block walls were found to contain 1.60 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 75 total square feet (SF) of the terra cotta tile was identified in Fl.

03 Rm. TC3A.

• Shot 75 - Photo 22 – Building T171, tan wood door/door frame were found to contain 27.90 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 27 total square feet (SF) of the wood door/door frame was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 101B.

• Shot 80 - Photo 23 – Building 46, white wood window was found to contain 5.50 mg/cm2 lead.

Approximately 5 total square feet (SF) of the wood window was identified in Basement B101.

• Shot 96 - Photo 24 – Building 50, gray wood ceiling was found to contain 1.50 mg/cm2 lead.

Approximately 375 total square feet (SF) of the wood ceiling was identified in Basement B101.

• Shot 105 - Photo 25 – Building 53 white wood window was found to contain 3.70 mg/cm2 lead.

Approximately 2 total square feet (SF) of the wood window was identified in Basement B108.

• Shot 117 - Photo 26 – Building T296, white metal window frame was found to contain 1.50 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 2 total square feet (SF) of the metal window frame was identified on the exterior of T296 laundry room.

• Shot 133 - Photo 27 – Building 148, 4” white ceramic tile base cove was found to contain 3.20 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 11 total square feet (SF) of the ceramic base cove was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. ATC2.

• Shot 221 - Photo 28 – Building 113, 4” light yellow ceramic wall tile was found to contain 6.80 mg/cm2 lead. Approximately 128 total square feet (SF) of the ceramic wall tile was identified in Fl. 01 Rm. 169A.

The lead containing materials must be removed and properly disposed of by Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) trained and certified personnel.

Salvage, reuse, recycle or properly dispose of the numerous regulated waste materials identified at the Site prior to commencing with demolition activities. A copy of the Pre-Demolition Environmental Checklist and Guide is in Appendix E.

4.0 RECOMMENDATIONS

Based on the results of this investigation, AET recommends the following:

• The facility owners must notify employees, tenants, contractors, and vendors working in the building of the presence, quantity, and location of identified or assumed ACBM and lead containing paints/coatings.

• Prior to commencing renovation/demolition activities conduct the following:

o Sample and test the presumed ACBM listed in Section 3, OR assume they contain asbestos and utilize a licensed asbestos abatement company with certified supervisors and workers to remove the presumed ACBM listed in Section 3.1.

o Utilize a licensed asbestos abatement company with certified supervisors and workers to remove the ACBM listed in Section 3.1.

o Confirm with the demolition landfill they will accept the materials which contain less than 1% asbestos as general C&D waste identified in Section 3.1.

o Utilize EPA Lead RRP trained and certified contractors to manage the painted/coated surfaces throughout and on the building in accordance with the EPA Lead RRP Rules.

• Salvage, reuse, recycle or properly dispose of the numerous regulated objects identified at the Site prior to commencing with renovation activities.

• Complete and submit the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources Asbestos Demolition/Renovation Notification Form at least ten working days to South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural Resources prior to commencing the demolition activities. The form is available at: https://denr.sd.gov/des/wm/asb/Documents/E0413V5- Asbestos%20Notification.pdf

• Obtain all required local permits.

• Prepare a general environmental contingency management plan for addressing potential situations that may arise during the renovation project. Example contingencies might include management of petroleum, management of spilled fluids or other unknown regulated items encountered during the demolition and Site excavation.

• During the renovation/demolition activities, if additional suspect asbestos containing materials or potential lead containing paints/coatings are discovered, do not disturb the materials and contact AET for consultation or follow-up testing.

5.0 GENERAL REMARKS

5.1 Standard of Care

Bulk asbestos and lead testing, collection and analysis was conducted in accordance with EPA and the SD DENR required methodology. Other potential regulated wastes were inventoried.

This report summarizes the results of the inspection completed by AET. This inspection and review of the subject property has been limited in scope in that it was undertaken with the knowledge that visual observations and random sampling methods alone might not reveal the presence, full nature, and extent of all ACBM, lead paint, and other regulated wastes in the building. AET makes no representations as to the asbestos or lead content of materials not sampled or that were not accessible to our inspector(s) (i.e., between walls, beneath floors, in sealed pipe chases, etc).

The ACBM, lead paint, and other regulated wastes sample locations and building dimensions were visually estimated. Therefore, the sample locations, building dimensions and approximate square footages of ACBM and lead paint should be considered accurate only to the degree implied by the methods used.

This asbestos and regulated wastes inspection is not intended to be the sole basis for asbestos, lead paint, and regulated waste removal bids. Confirmation of the presence, condition, and quantity of the

ACBM’s, lead paints, and other regulated waste should be conducted by prospective removal contractors prior to accepting removal bids. This report is provided for the exclusive use of the client noted on the cover page and is subject to the terms and conditions in the applicable contract between the Client and AET. The Client is the only party to whom AET has explained the limitations of this inspection and has been involved in the shaping of the scope of services. Any third-party review of this report will be subject to the terms and conditions governing contractual work between the Client and AET. The unauthorized use of, reliance on, or release of information contained in this report, without the expressed written consent of the Client is strictly prohibited and will be without risk or liability.

The services performed by AET on this project have been conducted with a level of care and skill that meets or exceeds industry standards set by reputable members of the profession, practicing in the same locality under similar budget and time constraints. This inspection does not guarantee all ACBM, lead paint, or other regulated waste were found.

5.2 Certifications

I, the undersigned, do hereby certify that I am an accredited Asbestos Building Inspector in the State of South Dakota, certified by the SD DENR, Nos. 9061. A photocopy of my current asbestos inspector and lead risk assessor certification is included in Appendix H.

Report Authored By:

Bruce A. Boehm Carlson Senior Environmental Project Manager

Tables

Table 1 - Summary of Asbestos Containing Building Materials

Area Location Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 113

Basement

TCBA

311 9x9 Floor Tile & Mastic

113BGBRS Building 113 Beige w/ Brown Streaks

M YES 11 SF

Notes: Only the tile contains asbestos, the mastic is non-detect.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

192A

222 0-4" Fibrous Pipe Fittings

113HW Building 113 Hard White

T YES 15 EA 7 7

Notes:

Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

122B

222 0-4" Fibrous Pipe Fittings

145HW Building 145 Hard White

T YES 1 EA 1 1

Notes:

SDFriable

Building 145

Floor 01

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

145TGS Building 145 Tan w/ Gray Streaks

M YES 1374 SF

Notes: Only the black mastic contains asbestos, the tile is non-detect.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

137C

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

145CBS Building 145 Cream w/ Beige Streaks

M YES 36 SF

Notes: Located in Fl. 01 Rms. TC1A (17 SF) and 137C (36 SF) for an approximate total of 53 SF. Only the black mastic contains asbestos, the tile is non-detect.

Non-Friable

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Location Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 145

Floor 01

137C

311 9x9 Floor Tile & Mastic

145GPBS Building 145 Gray w/ Pink and Black Streaks

M YES 666 SF

Notes: Both the tile and mastic contain asbestos.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

TC1A

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

145CBS Building 145 Cream w/ Beige Streaks

M YES 17 SF

Notes: Located in Fl. 01 Rms. TC1A (17 SF) and 137C (36 SF) for an approximate total of 53 SF. Only the black mastic contains asbestos, the tile is non-detect.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 02

229A

312 Mastic - Floor Tile

145YB Building 145 Yellow and Black

M YES 99 SF

Notes:

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 02

TC2A

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

145WRBS Building 145 White w/ Red and Black Streaks

M YES 9 SF

Notes: Only the black mastic contains asbestos, the tile is non-detect.

Non-Friable

Building 146

Floor 01

309 Mastic - Carpet

146T Building 146 Tan

M YES 99 SF

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 148

Floor 01

C106A

309 Mastic - Carpet

148BGOB Building 148 Beige Over Black

M YES 176 SF

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 88

Floor 01

100A

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

88TBRS Building 88 Tan w/ Brown Streaks

M YES 30 SF

Notes: Both the tile and mastic contain asbestos.

Non-Friable

Building 88

Floor 01

B102D

311 9x9 Floor Tile & Mastic

88BRPP Building 88 Brown w/ Pink Patches

M YES 144 SF

Notes: Both the tile and mastic contain asbestos.

Non-Friable

Building 90

Floor 01

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

90WM Building 90 White Mottled

M YES 110 SF

Notes: Located under the carpet. Only the black mastic contains asbestos, the tile is non-detect.

Non-Friable

Building 90

Floor 01

321 Caulk

90GP Building 90 Gray Penetration

M YES 1 SF

Notes: Located in the north wall.

Non-Friable

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Table 2 - Summary of Presumed Asbestos Containing Building Materials

Location Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 113

Floor 01

192A

509 Adhesive

113BRF Building 113 Black Raised Floor

M PRE 156 SF 0 NA

Notes: Located in the south two thirds of Rm. 192A under raised wood flooring that could not be accessed without causing significant damage.

Non-Friable

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Table 3 - Summary of Less Than 1% Asbestos Containing Building Materials

Location Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 148

Floor 01

FTC1

305 Sheetrock & Taping Compound

148WC Building 148 Walls and Ceiling

M TR 240 SF 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building. Point count result was 0.5% asbestos.

Friable

Building 90

Floor 01

107 Decorative Wall Texture

90BPY Building 90 Bumpy

S TR 420 SF 7 7

Notes: The point count results were all 0.25% asbestos.

Friable

Building T171

Floor 01

305 Sheetrock & Taping Compound

T171WC Building T171 Walls and Ceiling

M TR 60 SF 7 7

Notes: Located in Fl. 01 Rms. 100 (60 SF) and 101B (360 SF) for an approximate total of 420 SF. The point count results were 0.25% asbestos in both rooms.

Friable

Building T171

Floor 01

101B

305 Sheetrock & Taping Compound

T171WC Building T171 Walls and Ceiling

M TR 360 SF 7 7

Notes: Located in Fl. 01 Rms. 100 (60 SF) and 101B (360 SF) for an approximate total of 420 SF. The point count results were 0.25% asbestos in both rooms.

Friable

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Table 4 - Summary of Non-Asbestos Containing Building Materials

Location Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 110

Floor 01

321 Caulk

110G Building 110 Gray

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 110

Floor 01

321 Caulk

110W Building 110 White

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Basement

B01

303 2x4 Ceiling Tile

113PHF Building 113 Pinhole Fissure

M ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 113

Basement

B01

308 Base Cove & Mastic

113LBR Building 113 Light Brown

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Basement

B29

302 2x2 Ceiling Tile

113W Building 113 White

M ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 113

Basement

B29

308 Base Cove & Mastic

1136BG Building 113 6" Beige

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Basement

B29

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

113LGM Building 113 Light Gray Mottled

M ND

Notes: Located in various rooms throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Basement

TCBA

312 Mastic - Floor Tile

113T Building 113 Tan

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

109 Plaster

113WC Building 113 Walls and Ceiling

S ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

302 2x2 Ceiling Tile

113 PHC Building 113 Pinhole Crater

M ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 113

Floor 01

530 Odd Sized Vinyl Floor Tile

113BRB Building 113 Brown Board

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

169A

315 Ceramic Tile

1131BL Building 113 1" Blue

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

169A

315 Ceramic Tile

113LY Building 113 4" Light Yellow

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

192A

109 Plaster

113WC Building 113 Walls and Ceiling

S ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

192A

302 2x2 Ceiling Tile

113WF Building 113 White Fiber

M ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 113

Floor 01

192A

309 Mastic - Carpet

113T Building 113 Tan

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

EC1C

104 Spray Applied Fireproofing

113G Building 113 Gray

S ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

EC1C

305 Sheetrock & Taping Compound

113WC Building 113 Walls and Ceiling

M ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

EC1C

321 Caulk

113R Building 113 Red

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

EC1E

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

113WBGB Building 113 White w/ Beige Blotches

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 113

Floor 01

TC1A

109 Plaster

113WC Building 113 Walls and Ceiling

S ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

TC1A

309 Mastic - Carpet

113BR Building 113 Brown

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

TC1A

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

113GM Building 113 Gray Mottled

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

TC1A

315 Ceramic Tile

1136BR Building 113 6" Brown

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

TCS103

104 Spray Applied Fireproofing

113W Building 113 White

S ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 113

Floor 01

TCS103

305 Sheetrock & Taping Compound

113WC Building 113 Walls and Ceiling

M ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

TCS103

308 Base Cove & Mastic

1134BG Building 113 4" Beige

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 01

TCS103

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

113TM Building 113 Tan Mottled

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 02

TC2A

310 12x12 Floor Tile &

113PM Building 113 Pink Mottled

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 113

Floor 02

TC2A

321 Caulk

113GP Building 113 Gray Penetration

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 137

Exterior

320 Brick & Mortar

137T Building 137 Tan

M ND

Notes:

Non-Friable

Building 137

Exterior

321 Caulk

137EW Building 137 Exterior White

M ND

Notes:

Non-Friable

Building 137

Floor 01

234 Duct Insulation

137W Building 137 White

T ND 7 7

Notes:

Friable

Building 137

Floor 01

321 Caulk

137G Building 137 Gray

M ND

Notes:

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

122B

109 Plaster

145WC Building 145 Walls and Ceiling

S ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 145

Floor 01

122B

315 Ceramic Tile

1451MG Building 145 1" Multi- Gray

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

122B

315 Ceramic Tile

1454LY Building 145 4" Light Yellow

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

109 Plaster

145WC Building 145 Walls and Ceiling

S ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

308 Base Cove & Mastic

1456T Building 145 6" Tan

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

321 Caulk

145W Building 145 White

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

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Room Number

Material ID Subcat ID

Material ID Description Subcategory Description

Material Code

Asbestos Content

Quantity Physical Assessment:

Friability Condition

Damage Potential:

Water Air Vib Acc

Cond Rating

AHERA

Rating

Client Name: GDM Project Number: P-0011150 Project Manager: Bruce A. Boehm Carlson

Building Number: 113 Building Name Black Hills Health Care System Building Address 1: 113 Camanche Road

Sample Set Name:1 Building Address 2:

City, State Zip: Fort Meade, SD 57741

Lead Paint

Building 145

Floor 01

336 Paper

145T Building 145 Tan

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

137C

303 2x4 Ceiling Tile

145PHF Building 145 Pinhole Fissure

M ND 7 7

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

137C

308 Base Cove & Mastic

1456G Building 145 6" Gray

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

137C

321 Caulk

145BP Building 145 Black Penetration

M ND

Notes: Located throughout the building.

Non-Friable

Building 145

Floor 01

137C

321 Caulk

145HW…