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This is a Hazardous Building Material Survey Report prepared by EnviroQuest, Inc. for the National Park Services' Hawaii Volcanoes National Park rain shed and water treatment system rehabilitation project in Hilo, Hawaii, dated May 1, 2025.

The survey inspected four buildings (Building 43, Building 241, SAR Building, and Evidence Building) to identify asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), lead-based paints (LBP), and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) that may be encountered during demolition. Thirty-three asbestos samples were collected and analyzed by Hawaii Analytical Laboratory using polarized-light microscopy following EPA 40 CFR 763 methods. Results showed no asbestos detected in any samples. For lead assessment, twenty-five paint film samples were collected and analyzed using NIOSH Method 7082m. Five samples exceeded EPA guidelines for lead-based paint (≥0.5% lead by weight): off-white over gray paint on Building 43 wood window frame (2% lead), off-white paint on Building 43 exterior corrugated metal wall siding (2.3% lead), and three samples from Building 241 wood beams and posts (5.1%, 3.8%, and 2.8% lead respectively). Additionally, twelve samples contained paint with lead (PWL) at concentrations below 0.5% lead by weight. For PCBs, five representative light fixtures were inspected and all ballasts were labeled "No PCBs," though fluorescent light tubes are presumed to contain mercury and require proper disposal. The report notes that underground cement water piping was inaccessible and must be assumed to contain asbestos unless tested otherwise, and provides recommendations for lead disturbance work compliance with OSHA 29 CFR 1926.62 and waste characterization procedures.

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HONOLULU • TOKYO • MISAWA

SERVICES

HAZMAT Inspections

Remediation Design

Asbestos Management

Lead Management

Lead Risk Assessment

Industrial Hygiene

Indoor Air Quality

Mold Assessment

Environmental Site Assessments

Subsurface Investigation

Water Sampling

Asbestos Training

Lead Training

OSHA Training

OSHA Compliance

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SURVEY

NATIONAL PARK SERVICES

HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK

REHABILITATE RAIN SHED AND WATER TREATMENT SYSTEM

HILO, HAWAII

EnviroQuest Project: 304165

May 1 2025

Prepared for:

Otak, Inc.

11241 Willows Road NE, Suite 200 Redmond, WA 98052

Prepared by:

EnviroQuest, Inc.

98-029 Hekaha Street, Suite 21 Aiea, Hawaii 96701

Daniel Lewis Jr.

Asbestos and Lead Inspector

David Leigh

PM/CIH

EQI Project No. 304165 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 INTRODUCTION

SITE LOCATION

2 ASBESTOS

METHODOLOGY

RESULTS

3 LEAD

METHODOLOGY

RESULTS

4 POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN LIGHT BALLAST

METHODOLOGY

RESULTS

5 SUMMARY

ASBESTOS

LEAD

POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN LIGHT BALLASTS

6 LIMITATIONS

TABLES

TABLE 1: ASBESTOS SAMPLE SUMMARY

TABLE 2: LEAD SAMPLE SUMMARY

APPENDICES

A. REFERENCE PHOTOGRAPHS

B. ASBESTOS

LABORATORY ANALYTICAL REPORT

C. LEAD

LABORATORY ANALYTICAL REPORT

EQI Project No. 304165 2

1 INTRODUCTION

A hazardous building material survey (HBMS) was conducted on April 15 and 16, 2025, at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hilo, Hawaii.

The purpose of the activities under this project was to perform an inspection to identify asbestos containing materials (ACMs); lead-based paints (LBP); and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) that may be encountered during the demolition of the buildings associated with the rehabilitation of the rain shed and water treatment system.

SITE LOCATION

The listed buildings were included in our inspection:

• Building 43

• Building 241

• SAR Building

• Evidence Building

EQI Project No. 304165 3

2 ASBESTOS

Thirty-three samples were collected from suspect asbestos-containing materials.

METHODOLOGY

A visual inspection for suspect ACM and homogeneous areas (areas that have uniform color, texture, and appearance) was conducted. Suspect materials were divided into three Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) categories:

- Surfacing Materials (sprayed or troweled-on materials)

- Thermal Systems Insulations (materials generally applied to various mechanical systems)

- Miscellaneous Materials (any materials which do not fit in the above categories)

Sampling methodology generally followed the procedures presented in EPA 40 CFR 763 Subpart E, Asbestos Containing Materials in School and Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH), Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR) Titles 11-501 Asbestos Requirements and 11-502 Asbestos Containing Materials in Schools.

RESULTS

Samples were submitted to Hawaii Analytical Laboratory (HAL), LLC, in Honolulu, Hawaii, a National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) accredited laboratory. The samples were analyzed by polarized-light microscopy (PLM), following EPA Method 40 CFR 763, Appendix E to Subpart E Interim Method of the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples and EPA 600/R-93-116 Method for Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Building Materials. HAL is also registered to provide asbestos laboratory services in Hawaii under HDOH 11-504 Asbestos Abatement Certification Program.

Based on the laboratory analytical results, asbestos was not identified in the samples. The National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP), 40 CFR 61 Part M, defines ACM as those which contain greater than 1% asbestos. In accordance with NESHAP requirements, samples consisting of distinct layers of materials were analyzed and reported separately by the laboratory. A summary of the data is presented in Table 1.

Refer to the accompanying appendices for the laboratory analytical report and photographs.

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3 LEAD

Twenty-five paint film samples were collected from painted or coated materials.

A visual inspection for painted or coated building surfaces was conducted. Sampling methodology generally followed the procedures presented in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s document Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Housing, EPA 40 CFR 745 Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention in Certain Residential Structures, and ASTM E1729 Standard Practice for Field Collection of Dried Paint Samples for Subsequent Lead Determination.

Samples were submitted to HAL, an American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) accredited laboratory with a specific accreditation for lead analysis under the AIHA Environmental Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program. The paint film samples were analyzed by NIOSH Method 7082m, Flame Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy.

Based on the laboratory analytical results, five of the 25 samples exceeded the EPA guidelines for lead in paint. The EPA defines lead-based paint as paint or other coatings containing lead equal to or in excess of 0.5% lead by weight. Lead at concentrations below the EPA guidelines were also detected in various paints/coatings. For the purpose of this report, this paint is identified as paint with lead (PWL), paint having lead concentration greater than the laboratory detection limit but less than 0.5% lead by weight. A summary of the data is presented in Table 2.

Refer to the accompanying appendices for the laboratory analytical report and photographs.

EQI Project No. 304165 5

4 POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL LIGHT BALLAST

A visual survey was conducted to identify fluorescent light ballasts (FLBs).

Approximately 53 light fixtures were identified in the buildings. Five representative light fixtures were dismantled to expose the FLBs for inspection.

FLBs manufactured before July 2, 1979, may contain PCBs. The EPA required the manufacturers of FLBs built between July 1, 1978 and July 1, 1998, to mark the ballasts that do not contain PCBs with a label “No PCBs”. If FLBs are not labeled as “No PCBs”, it should be assumed to contain PCBs unless it is known to be manufactured after 1979. FLBs manufactured after 1998 are not required to be labeled. The average life expectancy of a fluorescent light ballast is approximately 10-15 years.

The “No PCBs” label was observed on the FLBs that were inspected. The fluorescent light tubes are presumed to contain mercury.

EQI Project No. 304165 6

5 SUMMARY

ASBESTOS

Asbestos-containing material was not identified in this inspection. However, it should be noted that the underground cement water piping was inaccessible at the time of the inspection. This material must be assumed to be ACM unless tested and proven to be otherwise.

LEAD

The listed LBPs were identified.

Color Location Condition Off-white over gray B43, wood window frame Poor

Off-white B43, corrugated metal wall siding (exterior) Poor Off-white over gray B241, wood beam, post and trusses Fair

Paints with lead were also identified, see Table 2. Prior to the disturbance of any LBP and PWL, the contractor’s employees disturbing the painted material must be informed that it contains lead and must conduct all lead disturbance work in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 CFR 1926.62 Lead. If any untested paints are disturbed, they should be assumed to contain lead.

If lead paint chip or waste is generated during the demolition work, composite samples of the generated waste must be collected for Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) analysis for waste disposal characterization. EPA 40 CFR Part 261, Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste allows a maximum concentration of lead contaminant by TCLP at 5.0 mg/L.

TCLP results exceeding the 5.0 mg/L threshold requires the material to be disposed of as hazardous waste. Results below this threshold allow for the lead waste to be disposed of as construction debris. Note that painted metal components are exempt from TCLP testing if recycled.

POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS IN LIGHT BALLASTS

PCB ballasts were not identified. However, the fluorescent light tubes are known to contain measurable amounts of mercury and should be collected for disposal or recycling in accordance with HDOH and EPA regulations.

EQI Project No. 304165 7

6 LIMITATIONS

The information set forth is based solely on the agreed upon scope of services, on personal observation, laboratory data, and information provided by OTAK, Inc.

Although this inspection provides information on the relative presence or absence of asbestos-containing materials, lead paint and polychlorinated biphenyls, it should not be construed as a final statement that all hazardous materials have been identified.

Given the often obscure and elusive nature of hazardous materials, it is never possible to absolutely dismiss the possibility of additional hazardous materials. EnviroQuest, Inc. expressly disclaims any and all liability, representations, expressed or implied, contained in, or for omission from this report, or any other written or oral communication which might be interpreted as establishing the total extent of all liability present at the subject property.

Our services have been performed with usual thoroughness and competence of the consulting profession, in accordance with the standard of professional services at this time. No other warranty or representation, either expressed or implied is included or intended.

Any question regarding our work and this report, the presentation of the information, and the interpretation of the data are welcome and should be referred to the undersigned. EQI greatly appreciates this opportunity to assist you with your industrial hygiene needs. We look forward to working with you again in the future.

EQI Project No. 304165 8

TABLE 1: ASBESTOS SAMPLE SUMMARY

Homogenous Material % Asbestos2 ACM

(Y/N)1 Sampling Location Sample ID Friable

(Y/N) Condition3 Photo

No.

Beige glazing

ND N

B43, window frame (glass and pane) 43-01A

Y SD 1 ND N 43-02A

ND N 43-03A

Black asphalt

ND N

B43, floor 43-04A

N SD 2 ND N 43-05A

ND N 43-06A

Gray concrete

ND N

B43, post pedestal 43-07A

N G 3 ND N 43-08A

ND N 43-09A

Off-white 16”X16” floor tile and mastic

ND N

B43, bathroom floor

43-10A

N G 4 ND N 43-11A

ND N 43-12A

Black cove base and adhesive

ND N

B43, bathroom wall base

43-13A

N G 5 ND N 43-14A

ND N 43-15A

Beige paint over black tar/mastic

ND N B43, exterior metal corrugated wall sidings

43-16A

N SD 6 ND N 43-17A

ND N 43-18A

Beige paint over black mastic ND N B43, interior metal corrugated wall sidings

43-19A

N G 7 ND N 43-20A

ND N 43-21A

Black asphalt

ND N

B241, floor 241-01A

N G 8 ND N 241-02A

ND N 241-03A

Gray concrete

ND N

B241, post pedestal 241-04A

N G 9 ND N 241-05A

ND N 241-06A

Gypsum wall board

ND N

SAR building, wall 241-07A

N G 10 ND N 241-08A

ND N 241-09A

Gypsum ceiling board

ND N

SAR building, ceiling 241-10A

N G 11 ND N 241-11A

ND N 241-12A

1. ACM= >1.0% asbestos content

2. ND = Not Detected; C=Chrysotile; A=Amosite; Cr=Crocidolite; An=Anthophyllite; T=Tremolite; Ac=Actinolite

3. Good (G); Damaged (D) <10% distributed or 25% localized; Significant Damage (SD) >10% distributed or 25% localized

EQI Project No. 304165 9

TABLE 2: LEAD SAMPLE SUMMARY

Paint Color LBP1

(Y/N)

PWL2

(Y/N) Paint Sample Location Sample ID Results

(% weight) Condition3,4 Photo

No.

Off-white over gray N Y B43, wood beam, post and trusses 43-01P 0.0047 Poor 12 Off-white over gray N Y B43, metal ceiling deck 43-02P 0.29 Fair 13 Off-white over gray Y - B43, wood window frame 43-03P 2 Poor 14

White N N B43, wood wall and ceiling bathroom 43-04P <0.0039 Intact 15 Off-white N Y B43, corrugated metal wall siding (Interior) 43-05P 0.012 Poor 16

Brown N Y B43, wood door frame (roll-up door) 43-06P 0.0077 Fair 17 Off-white Y - B43, corrugated metal wall siding (exterior) 43-07P 2.3 Poor 18

Off-white over gray Y - B241, wood beam, post and trusses 241-01P 5.1 Poor 19 Off-white over gray Y - B241, wood post 241-02P 3.8 Poor 20 Off-white over gray Y - B241, wood post 241-03P 2.8 Fair 21

Off-white N N SAR building, gypsum ceiling board 241-04P <0.0039 Intact 22 Tan N N SAR building, gypsum wall board 241-05P <0.0039 Intact 23 Tan N Y SAR building, wood door and frame 241-06P 0.0093 Intact 24

Off-white N N SAR building, CMU wall 241-07P <0.004 Intact 25 Gray N Y SAR building, concrete floor 241-08P 0.032 Intact 26

Off-white N N SAR building, wood wall 241-09P <0.0038 Intact 27 Off-white N N SAR building, wood door and frame 241-10P <0.0039 Intact 28

Gray N Y SAR building, mezzanine wood wall 241-11P 0.18 Fair 29 Gray N Y SAR building, wood stair 241-12P 0.0047 Intact 30 Gray N Y SAR building, CMU wall 241-13P 0.081 Intact 31 Gray N Y Evidence building, CMU wall 241-14P 0.12 Intact 32 Gray N Y Evidence building, concrete ceiling 241-15P 0.15 Poor 33 Gray N Y Evidence building, metal door and frame 241-16P 0.2 Poor 34 Gray N Y Evidence building, concrete floor 241-17P 0.0048 Poor 35 Gray N N SAR building, wood wall (exterior) 241-18P <0.004 Intact 36

1. LBP = >0.5% lead by weight

2. PWL = >laboratory analytical detection limit but <0.5%

3. Exterior: Intact – Entire surface is intact; Fair - < 10ft2; Poor - >10 ft2

4. Interior: Intact – Entire surface is intact; Fair - < 2ft2 or < 10%; Poor - >2 ft2 or >10%

APPENDIX A

REFERENCE PHOTOGRAPHS

Photo 1: Building 43 Non-asbestos containing beige glazing.

Photo 2: Building 43 Non-asbestos containing black asphalt.

Photo 3: Building 43 Non-asbestos containing concrete post pedestal.

Photo 4: Building 43 Non-asbestos containing off-white/tan 16” x 16” floor tile/adhesive.

Photo 5: Building 43 Non-asbestos containing black cove base/adhesive.

Photo 6: Building 43 Non-asbestos containing beige paint/black tar mastic.

Photo 7: Building 43 Non-asbestos containing beige paint/black tar mastic.

Photo 8: Building 241 Non-asbestos containing black asphalt.

Photo 9: Building 241 Non-asbestos containing concrete post pedestal.

Photo 10: SAR Building Non-asbestos containing gypsum wall.

Photo 11: SAR Building Non-asbestos containing gypsum ceiling.

Photo 12: Building 43 Off-white over gray paint with lead on the wood beam, trusses and posts.

Photo 13: Building 43 Off-white over gray paint with lead on the metal ceiling deck.

Photo 14: Building 43 Lead-based off-white over gray paint on the wood window frame (west end).

Photo 15: Building 43 Lead was not detected in the white paint on the bathroom wood wall/ceiling (bathroom).

Photo 16: Building 43 Off-white paint with lead on interior corrugated metal wall sidings.

Photo 17: SAR Building Brown paint with lead on the roll-up door wood door frame.

Photo 18: Building 43 Lead-based off-white paint on exterior corrugated metal wall sidings.

Photo 19: Building 241 Lead-based off-white over gray paint on the wood beam and trusses.

Photo 20: Building 241 Lead-based off-white over gray paint on the wood post (west side).

Photo 21: Building 241 Lead-based off-white over gray paint on the wood post (east side).

Photo 22: SAR Building Lead was not detected in the off-white paint on the drywall ceiling.

Photo 23: SAR Building Lead was not detected in the tan paint on the gypsum wall.

Photo 24: SAR Building Tan paint with lead on the wood door and frame.

Photo 25: SAR Building Lead was not detected in the off-white paint on the CMU wall.

Photo 26: SAR Building Gray paint with lead on the concrete floor.

Photo 27: SAR Building Lead was not detected in the off-white paint on the wood wall.

Photo 28: SAR Building Lead was not detected in the off-white paint on wood door and frame.

Photo 29: SAR Building Gray paint with lead on the mezzanine wood wall.

Photo 30: SAR Building Gray paint with lead on the mezzanine wood stairs.

Photo 31: SAR Building Gray paint with lead on the CMU wall.

Photo 32: Evidence Building Gray paint with lead on the CMU wall.

Photo 33: Evidence Building Gray paint with lead on the concrete ceiling.

Photo 34: Evidence Building Gray paint with lead on the metal door and frame.

Photo 35: Evidence Building Gray over white paint with lead on the concrete floor.

Photo 36: SAR Building Lead was not detected in the gray paint on the exterior wood wall.

Photo 37: Building 241 Light fixture with ballast marked with “No-PCB” label.

Photo 38: SAR Building Light fixture with ballast marked with “No-PCB” label.

Photo 39: Building 241 Light fixture with ballast marked with “No-PCB” label.

Photo 40: Building 241 Light fixture with ballast marked with “No-PCB” label.

Photo 41: SAR Building Light fixture with ballast marked with “No-PCB” label.

Photo 42: SAR Building Light fixture with ballast marked with “No-PCB” label.

APPENDIX B

ASBESTOS

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory

ANALYTICAL REPORT

EnviroQuest, Inc.

98-029 Hekaha Street, Suite 21

Lab Job No: 202503511

Your Project: 304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab, 4/13/25

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Facsimile: (808) 486-5889 Phone Number: (808)486-5881

Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Asbestos Present?

%v/v Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v Sample ID / DescriptionLab Sple No.

43-01A NONE

DETECTED

202523939 4/21/2025

Beige glazing / gray paint

None detected

Calcite + other + paint

Comments

Layer

43-02A NONE

DETECTED

202523940 4/21/2025

Beige glazing / gray paint

None detected

Calcite + other + paint

Comments

Layer

43-03A NONE

DETECTED

202523941 4/21/2025

Beige glazing / gray paint

None detected

Calcite + other + paint

Comments

Layer

43-04A NONE

DETECTED

202523942 4/21/2025

Black asphalt

None detected

Tar + calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

43-05A NONE

DETECTED

202523943 4/21/2025

Black asphalt

None detected

Tar + calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

43-06A NONE

DETECTED

202523944 4/21/2025

Black asphalt

None detected

Tar + calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 5 - 20241127

Page 1 of 73615 Harding Avenue, Ste. 308, Honolulu, HI 96816 - Telephone: (808) 735-0422 - Fax: (808) 735-0047

Lab Job No: 202503511

Your Project: 304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab, 4/13/25

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Facsimile: (808) 486-5889 Phone Number: (808)486-5881

Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Asbestos Present?

%v/v Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v Sample ID / DescriptionLab Sple No.

43-07A NONE

DETECTED

202523945 4/21/2025

Gray concrete

None detected

Calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

43-08A NONE

DETECTED

202523946 4/21/2025

Gray concrete

None detected

Calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

43-09A NONE

DETECTED

202523947 4/21/2025

Gray concrete

None detected

Calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

43-10A NONE

DETECTED

202523948 4/21/2025

Gray floor tile

None detected

Calcite + vinyl + other

Comments

Layer

43-10A NONE

DETECTED

202523948 4/21/2025

Tan mastic

None detected

Binder + other

Comments

Layer

43-11A NONE

DETECTED

202523949 4/21/2025

Gray floor tile

None detected

Calcite + vinyl + other

Comments

Layer

43-11A NONE

DETECTED

202523949 4/21/2025

Tan mastic

None detected

Binder + other

Comments

Layer

43-12A NONE

DETECTED

202523950 4/21/2025

Gray floor tile

None detected

Calcite + vinyl + other

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 5 - 20241127

Page 2 of 73615 Harding Avenue, Ste. 308, Honolulu, HI 96816 - Telephone: (808) 735-0422 - Fax: (808) 735-0047

Lab Job No: 202503511

Your Project: 304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab, 4/13/25

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Facsimile: (808) 486-5889 Phone Number: (808)486-5881

Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Asbestos Present?

%v/v Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v Sample ID / DescriptionLab Sple No.

43-12A NONE

DETECTED

202523950 4/21/2025

Tan mastic

None detected

Binder + other

Comments

Layer

43-13A NONE

DETECTED

202523951 4/21/2025

Gray cove base

None detected

Calcite + other

Comments

Layer

43-13A NONE

DETECTED

202523951 4/21/2025

Yellow mastic

None detected

Calcite + binder

Comments

Layer

43-14A NONE

DETECTED

202523952 4/21/2025

Gray cove base

None detected

Calcite + other

Comments

Layer

43-14A NONE

DETECTED

202523952 4/21/2025

Yellow mastic

None detected

Calcite + binder

Comments

Layer

43-15A NONE

DETECTED

202523953 4/21/2025

Gray cove base

None detected

Calcite + other

Comments

Layer

43-15A NONE

DETECTED

202523953 4/21/2025

Yellow mastic

None detected

Calcite + binder

Comments

Layer

43-16A NONE

DETECTED

202523954 4/21/2025

Black mastic / beige paint

None detected

Binder + other

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 5 - 20241127

Page 3 of 73615 Harding Avenue, Ste. 308, Honolulu, HI 96816 - Telephone: (808) 735-0422 - Fax: (808) 735-0047

Lab Job No: 202503511

Your Project: 304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab, 4/13/25

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Facsimile: (808) 486-5889 Phone Number: (808)486-5881

Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Asbestos Present?

%v/v Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v Sample ID / DescriptionLab Sple No.

43-17A NONE

DETECTED

202523955 4/21/2025

Black mastic / beige paint

None detected

Binder + other

Comments

Layer

43-18A NONE

DETECTED

202523956 4/21/2025

Black mastic / beige paint

None detected

Binder + other

Comments

Layer

43-19A NONE

DETECTED

202523957 4/21/2025

Beige paint

None detected

Paint

Comments

Layer

43-20A NONE

DETECTED

202523958 4/21/2025

Beige paint

None detected

Paint

Comments

Layer

43-21A NONE

DETECTED

202523959 4/21/2025

Beige paint

None detected

Paint

Comments

Layer

241-01A NONE

DETECTED

202523960 4/21/2025

Black asphalt

None detected

Tar + calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

241-02A NONE

DETECTED

202523961 4/21/2025

Black asphalt

None detected

Tar + calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

241-03A NONE

DETECTED

202523962 4/21/2025

Black asphalt

None detected

Tar + calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 5 - 20241127

Page 4 of 73615 Harding Avenue, Ste. 308, Honolulu, HI 96816 - Telephone: (808) 735-0422 - Fax: (808) 735-0047

Lab Job No: 202503511

Your Project: 304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab, 4/13/25

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Facsimile: (808) 486-5889 Phone Number: (808)486-5881

Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Asbestos Present?

%v/v Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v Sample ID / DescriptionLab Sple No.

241-04A NONE

DETECTED

202523963 4/21/2025

Gray concrete

None detected

Calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

241-05A NONE

DETECTED

202523964 4/21/2025

Gray concrete

None detected

Calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

241-06A NONE

DETECTED

202523965 4/21/2025

Gray concrete

None detected

Calcite + aggregate + other

Comments

Layer

241-07A NONE

DETECTED

202523966 4/21/2025

White drywall

Cellulose (undulose) + fibrous glass (amorphous)

Gypsum

Comments

Layer

241-07A NONE

DETECTED

202523966 4/21/2025

White joint compound / white paint

None detected

Calcite + paint

Comments

Layer

241-08A NONE

DETECTED

202523967 4/21/2025

White drywall

Cellulose (undulose) + fibrous glass (amorphous)

Gypsum

Comments

Layer

241-08A NONE

DETECTED

202523967 4/21/2025

White joint compound / white paint

None detected

Calcite + paint

Comments

Layer

241-09A NONE

DETECTED

202523968 4/21/2025

White drywall

Cellulose (undulose) + fibrous glass (amorphous)

Gypsum

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 5 - 20241127

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Lab Job No: 202503511

Your Project: 304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab, 4/13/25

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Facsimile: (808) 486-5889 Phone Number: (808)486-5881

Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Asbestos Present?

%v/v Date Analyzed

MatrixOther Fibrous

Bulk Asbestos Determination

Type %v/v Sample ID / DescriptionLab Sple No.

241-09A NONE

DETECTED

202523968 4/21/2025

White joint compound / white paint

None detected

Calcite + paint

Comments

Layer

241-10A NONE

DETECTED

202523969 4/21/2025

White drywall

Cellulose (undulose) + fibrous glass (amorphous)

Gypsum

Comments

Layer

241-10A NONE

DETECTED

202523969 4/21/2025

White joint compound / beige paint

None detected

Calcite + paint

Comments

Layer

241-11A NONE

DETECTED

202523970 4/21/2025

White drywall

Cellulose (undulose) + fibrous glass (amorphous)

Gypsum

Comments

Layer

241-11A NONE

DETECTED

202523970 4/21/2025

White joint compound / beige paint

None detected

Calcite + paint

Comments

Layer

241-12A NONE

DETECTED

202523971 4/21/2025

White drywall

Cellulose (undulose) + fibrous glass (amorphous)

Gypsum

Comments

Layer

241-12A NONE

DETECTED

202523971 4/21/2025

White joint compound / beige paint

None detected

Calcite + paint

Comments

Layer

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 5 - 20241127

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Lab Job No: 202503511

Your Project: 304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab, 4/13/25

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Facsimile: (808) 486-5889 Phone Number: (808)486-5881

Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

General Comments The bulk sample[s] analysis subject of this analytical report were conducted in general accordance with the procedures outlined in the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s “Interim Method for the Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples” (EPA-600/M4-82- 020, Dec. 1982) and / or “Method for Determination of Asbestos in bulk Building Materials” (EPA-600/R-93-116, July 1993). The analysis of each bulk sample relates only to the material examined, and may or may not represent the overall composition of its original source. Floor tile and other resinously bound materials, when analyzed by the EPA methods referenced above may yield false negative results because of limitations in separating closely bound fibers and in detecting fibers of small length and diameter. Gravimetric treatment, which HAL does not offer, may also be appropriate for certain NOB (non-friable organically bound) materials. Unless specifically requested by clients, NOB samples can be subcontracted to a NVLAP accredited lab, or else, they will be analyzed by HAL using regular PLM technique. In addition, alternative methods of identification, including Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) may or may not be applicable. We utilize calibrated visual area estimation on a routine basis and do not conduct point counting unless specifically requested to do so. Estimated error for the visual determinations presented are 75% relative (<1 to 10%), 65% relative (11 to 19%), 50% relative (20 to 34%); 40% relative (35 to 50%), 35% relative (51 to 60%), and 25% relative (>60% v/v). We will not separate layers which in our opinion are not readily discernable. This report is not to be duplicated except in full without the expressed written permission of Hawaii Analytical Laboratory. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification, approval or endorsement by NVLAP, NIST or any agency of Federal Government. Unless otherwise indicated, the sample condition at the time of receipt was acceptable.

Results and Symbols Definitions > This testing result is greater than the numerical value listed.

< This testing result is less than the numerical value listed.

None Detected = asbestos was not observed in the sample. If trace amount of asbestos was detected below our quantifiable limits of 1.0%, <1% (trace) would be indicated and the asbestos type listed. Point counting, where applicable, are recommended to improve accuracy.

Eva Skogsberg

Laboratory Manager

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory is a NIST NVLAP accredited laboratory (NVLAP Lab Code 200655-0) and is accredited in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. Controlled doc.: Asbestos Report, rev. 5 - 20241127

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APPENDIX C

LEAD

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory

ANALYTICAL REPORT

EnviroQuest, Inc.

98-029 Hekaha Street, Suite 21

Lab Job No: 202503512

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Phone Number: (808)486-5881 Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Project Name:

Date Collected: 4/15/2025

Total Analyzed: 25

304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab

Total Lead (paint chips)

Lab Sple No. Sample ID / Description Results Units Date

Analyzed

NIOSH Method: 7082m LEAD by FAAS

202523972 43-01P 0.0047 wt % 4/22/2025

202523973 43-02P 0.29 wt % 4/22/2025

202523974 43-03P 2 wt % 4/22/2025

202523975 43-04P 0.0039 wt % 4/22/2025<

202523976 43-05P 0.012 wt % 4/22/2025

202523977 43-06P 0.0077 wt % 4/22/2025

202523978 43-07P 2.3 wt % 4/22/2025

202523979 241-01P 5.1 wt % 4/22/2025

202523980 241-02P 3.8 wt % 4/22/2025

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory (101812) is accredited by the AIHA LAP, LLC in the EMLAP, IHLAP, and ELLAP programs for the scope of work listed on www.aihaaccreditedlabs.org, in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. AIHA

LAP, LLC is a NLLAP recognized accrediting body. Controlled doc.: Analytical Report, rev. 6 - 20250123

3615 Harding Avenue, Ste. 308, Honolulu, HI 96816 - Telephone: (808) 735-0422 - Fax: (808) 735-0047

Lab Job No: 202503512

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Phone Number: (808)486-5881 Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Project Name:

Date Collected: 4/15/2025

Total Analyzed: 25

304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab

Total Lead (paint chips)

Lab Sple No. Sample ID / Description Results Units Date

Analyzed

NIOSH Method: 7082m LEAD by FAAS

202523981 241-03P 2.8 wt % 4/22/2025

202523982 241-04P 0.0039 wt % 4/22/2025<

202523983 241-05P 0.0039 wt % 4/22/2025<

202523984 241-06P 0.0093 wt % 4/22/2025

202523985 241-07P 0.004 wt % 4/22/2025<

202523986 241-08P 0.032 wt % 4/22/2025

202523987 241-09P 0.0038 wt % 4/22/2025<

202523988 241-10P 0.0039 wt % 4/22/2025<

202523989 241-11P 0.18 wt % 4/22/2025

202523990 241-12P 0.0047 wt % 4/22/2025

202523991 241-13P 0.081 wt % 4/22/2025

202523992 241-14P 0.12 wt % 4/23/2025

202523993 241-15P 0.15 wt % 4/23/2025

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory (101812) is accredited by the AIHA LAP, LLC in the EMLAP, IHLAP, and ELLAP programs for the scope of work listed on www.aihaaccreditedlabs.org, in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. AIHA

LAP, LLC is a NLLAP recognized accrediting body. Controlled doc.: Analytical Report, rev. 6 - 20250123

Lab Job No: 202503512

Aiea HI 96701

Date Submitted: 4/17/2025

Phone Number: (808)486-5881 Email: eqi@enviroquestinc.com

Project Name:

Date Collected: 4/15/2025

Total Analyzed: 25

304165, HAVO Rainshed and Water Rehab

Total Lead (paint chips)

Lab Sple No. Sample ID / Description Results Units Date

Analyzed

NIOSH Method: 7082m LEAD by FAAS

202523994 241-16P 0.2 wt % 4/23/2025

202523995 241-17P 0.0048 wt % 4/23/2025

202523996 241-18P 0.004 wt % 4/23/2025<

All Quality Control data are acceptable unless otherwise noted.

General Comments The sample[s] analysis subject of this analytical report were conducted in general accordance with the procedures associated with the ”analytical method" referenced above. The analysis of sample relates only to the sample analyzed, and may or may not be representative of the original source of the material submitted for our analysis. All analysts participate in interlaboratory quality control testing to continuously document profiency. This report is not to be duplicated except in full without the expressed written permission of Hawaii Analytical Laboratory. This report should not be construed as an endorsement for a product or a service by the AIHA LAP, LLC or any affiliated organizations. Sample and associated sampling / collection data (e.g. air volume or surface area) is reported as provided by client. TWA values have been calculated based on information supplied by the client that the laboratory has not independently verified. Results have not been corrected for blank determinations unless noted in remarks. Unless otherwise indicated the sample condition at the time of receipt was acceptable. Measurement of uncertainty for lead in paint, dust, airborne particulates, and soil taken from and around buildings and related structures is available upon request. MRL for lead air is 5ug; MRL for lead wipe is 5ug; MRL for lead paint or soil is 40 mg/kg for a 0.25g

Results and Symbols Definitions > This testing result is greater than the numerical value listed.

< This testing result is less than the numerical value listed.

# = Analytical methods marked with an "#" are not within our AIHA LAP, LLC Scope of Accreditation.

MRL = Method Reporting Limit

Eva Skogsberg

Laboratory Manager

Hawaii Analytical Laboratory (101812) is accredited by the AIHA LAP, LLC in the EMLAP, IHLAP, and ELLAP programs for the scope of work listed on www.aihaaccreditedlabs.org, in accordance with the recognized ISO/ IEC 17025:2017. AIHA

LAP, LLC is a NLLAP recognized accrediting body. Controlled doc.: Analytical Report, rev. 6 - 20250123

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