B08_Attachment_03_GRTE_237343_-_Combined_Asbestos_Report_999-5237.pdf

Asbestos • Lead-Based Paint • Industrial Hygiene • Indoor Air Quality

201 South 30th Street Billings, Montana 59101

Phone: 406/245-7766

FAX: 406/254-1428

Billings, MT ♦ Helena, MT

July 8, 2025

Ms. Laura Landon Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc.

921 SW Washington Street STE 250 Portland, OR 97205

RE: Asbestos Survey – 12 Buildings 4 Lazy F Ranch 4 Lazy F Ranch Road Moose, Wyoming

Northern Project Number 999-5237

Dear Ms. Landon:

This letter report provides the summarized results of the limited asbestos survey conducted by Chris Hust (MTA-5681) and Grant Minkoff (MTA-6488)of Northern Industrial Hygiene, Inc.

(Northern) on May 20 and May 11, 2025 at the above referenced site. The survey was conducted to identify potential asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) that will be impacted by the upcoming renovation project. This survey included the interiors, the exterior and the roofs of the 12 client selected buildings on the property.

Overview of Buildings

Harry’s Cabin

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was moved to the site in 1954 but the construction date of the building is unknow. The building was previously used for housing.

Typical interior building materials include vinyl sheet and wood finished floors, log finished walls and wood finished ceilings. Base finishes were not present on the lower walls.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are not insulated.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

George’s Cabin

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed between 1927-1930’s. The building was previously used for housing.

Asbestos Survey 12 Buildings 4 Lazy F Ranch Moose, Wyoming July 8, 2025

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Typical interior building materials include vinyl sheet and wood finished floors, log finished walls and wood finished ceilings. Base finishes were not present on the lower walls.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are not insulated.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

End Cabin

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed in 1927. The building was previously used for housing.

Typical interior building materials include vinyl sheet and wood finished floors, log finished walls and wood finished ceilings. Wood base finishes were present in the bathroom.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are not insulated.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

Mrs. Oliver’s Cabin

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed in 1927. The building was previously used for housing.

Typical interior building materials include vinyl sheet and wood finished floors, log and ceramic tile finished walls and wood finished ceilings. Wood base finishes were present in the bathroom.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are not insulated.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

Middle Cabin

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed in 1927. The building was previously used for housing.

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Typical interior building materials include vinyl sheet and wood finished floors, log and ceramic tile finished walls and wood finished ceilings. Wood base finishes were present in the bathroom.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are not insulated.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

River Cabin

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was moved to the site in 1961 but the construction date of the building is unknow. The building was previously used for housing.

Typical interior building materials include vinyl sheet and wood finished floors, log and gypsum board finished walls and wood finished ceilings. Base finishes were not present on the lower walls.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are not insulated.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

Nurse’s Cabin

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed between 1938-1967. The building was previously used for housing.

Typical interior building materials include vinyl sheet and wood finished floors, log, gypsum board, and plastic tile finished walls and wood and gypsum board finished ceilings. Lower walls in the bathroom, hallway, and storage room had vinyl bases.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. The walls of the building were not insulated but ceilings in the center of the building were insulated with fiberglass insulation.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

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Main Lodge

The building is a one-story, wood siding, with a concrete foundation with crawlspace and partial basement located under the kitchen, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed in 1927.

The building was previously used as the main lodging building on the site.

Typical interior building materials include vinyl sheet and wood finished floors, log and gypsum board finished walls and wood and gypsum board finished ceilings. Vinyl base finishes were present in the kitchen of the building.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are not insulated.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

Ice House

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed in 1927. The building was previously used for the storage of ice for the site.

Typical interior building materials include metal floors, metal walls and metal finished ceiling.

Base finishes were not present on the lower walls.

Exterior building finish materials consist of wood siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are insulated with saw dust insulation.

The building does not have a heating system. No water lines were present to the building.

Mouse House

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed between 1938-1967. The building was previously used for storage.

Typical interior building materials include concrete finished floors, wood finished walls and wood finished ceiling. Lower walls are finished with a vinyl base.

Exterior building finish materials consist of wood siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and ceiling of the building are not insulated.

The building does not have a heating system. No water lines were present to the building.

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New Cabin

The building is a one-story wood siding, with a concrete masonry unit (CMU) block foundation, and a pitched roof. The building was constructed in 1964. The building was previously used for housing.

Typical interior building materials include wood floors, log walls and wood finished ceiling. Base finishes were not present on the lower walls.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding and a rolled asphalt roofing. Both the walls and the roof are not insulated.

The building is heated by a wood burning fireplace. Water lines of the building are not insulated.

3-Bay Garage

The building is a one-story, wood siding, with a slab-on-grade foundation, and a pitched roof.

The building was constructed in 1938. The building was previously used as a garage.

Typical interior building materials include concrete floors and log walls. No ceiling was present at the time of the survey. Base finishes were not present on the lower walls.

Exterior building finish materials consist of log siding. No roof was present at the time of the survey. the walls are not insulated.

The building does not have a heating system. No water lines were present to the building.

Asbestos Overview

Asbestos is a trade name for a group of fibrous naturally occurring minerals that were used widely in building materials because of its ability to bind, resist chemicals, insulate, and fireproof. Exposure to elevated levels of asbestos fibers has been documented to cause a variety of diseases including asbestosis and cancer. Consequently, the application, removal, and disposal of asbestos-containing materials is regulated by several agencies.

Asbestos in most building materials poses little threat to human health as long as the asbestos fibers are securely bound within the building material. However, as the materials deteriorate because of time or exposure, or are disturbed because of human or other activities, the potential increases for the fibers to become airborne. When this occurs, the risk to human health increases significantly when the fibers are inhaled.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) defines an asbestos-containing material (ACM) as a material containing greater than (>)1% asbestos and assigns ACM to three categories: regulated asbestos-

4 Lazy F Ranch Moose, Wyoming containing material (RACM), Category I, and Category II. RACM is defined as an ACM that, when dry, can be crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure (friable). RACM also includes: Category I and Category II materials that will be (or have been) subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting or abrading, or; Category II materials that have a high probability of becoming (or have become) crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by the forces expected to act on the material in the course of demolition/renovation operations. Category I ACMs are non-friable packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. Category II ACMs are non-friable materials, excluding Category I non-friable ACMs, that, when dry, cannot be crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by hand pressure.

The NESHAP requires that the building owner or operator provide notification at least 10 working days prior to commencing renovation activities that will disturb more than 160 square feet (SF) or 260 linear feet (LF) of RACM, or prior to any demolition activities. The NESHAP also requires that RACM be removed prior to renovation/demolition activities that will disturb the material.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (WDEQ) requires the building owner/operator submit notification at least 10 working days prior to commencing asbestos abatement project involving any amount of RACM.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires that employees that will be exposed to any amount of asbestos be trained in accordance with the provisions of 29 CFR 1926.1101. The OSHA standard also requires that employee exposure to asbestos fibers not exceed either the permissible exposure limit (PEL) of 0.1 fibers per cubic centimeter (f/cc) of air for an eight (8) hour time-weighted average (TWA) or the excursion limit (EL) of 1.0 f/cc for any thirty (30) minute work period.

Survey Procedures

Asbestos Sampling Procedures

The asbestos survey was performed using the applicable portions of the currently recognized standard protocol developed for schools under AHERA, as promulgated in Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations (40 CFR), Part 763 and as amended in the Federal Register. Since the primary concern for this investigation was to identify potential asbestos hazards in the 12 client selected buildings, Northern representatives visually inspected existing conditions considering each construction, addition, or renovation date as separate, unique buildings, if applicable.

Laboratory Analysis of Bulk Asbestos Samples

Bulk samples collected during the survey were assigned bulk sample numbers and entered on sample summary/chain-of-custody forms. The samples were transported to the laboratory by overnight courier under standard chain-of-custody procedures. The analysis was performed in accordance with EPA Method 600/R-93/116, which employs polarized light microscopic

4 Lazy F Ranch Moose, Wyoming techniques with dispersion staining for identification of mineral forms of asbestos. The quantification of asbestos in the sample is intended to be an estimate only and the limit of detection for this method is approximately 1% by volume.

Survey Findings

Harry’s Cabin

A total of 11 building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in three of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing materials are:

M1.2 Black Penetration Sealant on Roof (2% Chrysotile) M8.1 White Window Glazing Compound (2% Chrysotile) M20.3 Transite Panel (65% Chrysotile)

George’s Cabin

A total of nine building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in four of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing materials are:

F1.1 White VSF-Square & Octagon / Inseparable Mastic (15% Chrysotile) F1.2 Square & Rectangle VSF / Inseparable Mastic (15% Chrysotile) M1.1 Black Tar Sealant on Roof (2% Chrysotile) M8.2 Exterior Window Frame Caulk (3% Chrysotile)

As stated in the Asbestos Overview section above, an asbestos-containing material is defined by state and federal regulations (EPA and OSHA) as any building material containing greater than 1% asbestos. While not meeting that definition, laboratory analysis detected asbestos at 1% or less in the following two materials:

M14.1 Concrete Foundation (Laboratory identified the presence of a small amount of inseparable attached material (<1% Chrysotile)

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M20.1 Log Mortar (<1% Chrysotile)

End Cabin

A total of 12 building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in one of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing material is:

M20.2 Transite Panel (40% Chrysotile)

Mrs. Oliver’s Cabin

A total of 14 building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in three of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing materials are:

M1.2 Grey Sealant on Roof (8% Chrysotile) M20.3 Transite Panel (20% Chrysotile) M20.4 Black Felt - Tar/Felt 1 (3% Chrysotile), Felt 2 (ND)

Laboratory analysis detected asbestos at 1% or less in the following three materials:

F1.1 Beige VSF / Inseparable Mastic - VSF/Mastic 1 (<1% Chrysotile), Mastic 2 (ND) M8.1 White Window Glazing Compound (<1% Chrysotile) M8.3 Yellow Wall Caulk (<1% Anthophyllite)

Middle Cabin

A total of 13 building materials were identified in the areas included in this limited asbestos survey. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in three of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing materials are:

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F1.1 Blue VSF with Mastic - VSF (15% Chrysotile), Mastic (ND) M1.2 Grey Sealant on Roof (3% Chrysotile) M20.4 Transite Panel (25% Chrysotile)

Laboratory analysis detected asbestos at 1% or less in the following two materials:

M8.1 White Window Glazing Compound (<1% Chrysotile) M8.3 Yellow Wall Caulk (<1% Chrysotile)

River Cabin

A total of 10 building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in two of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing materials are:

M8.1 Beam Caulk (10% Chrysotile) M20.1 Transite Panel (50% Chrysotile)

Laboratory analysis detected asbestos at 1% or less in the following material:

M3.1 Gypsum Wallboard System - Joint Compound (<1% Chrysotile), All Other Layers (ND), Composite of All Layers (<1% Chrysotile)

Nurse’s Cabin

A total of 13 building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in three of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing materials are:

F1.1 White Speckled VSF / Inseparable Mastic (20% Chrysotile) M1.2 Black Penetration Sealant on Roof (10% Chrysotile) M20.4 Transite Panel (40% Chrysotile)

Laboratory analysis detected asbestos at 1% or less in the following two materials:

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M3.1 Gypsum Wallboard System - Joint Compound (<1% Chrysotile), All Other Layers

(ND), Composite of All Layers (<1% Chrysotile)

M12.1 White 4” Vinyl Cove Base with Mastic - Cove Base (ND), Mastic (<1% Anthophyllite)

Main Lodge

A total of 30 building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in five of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing materials are:

M1.3 Black Chimney Sealant (2% Chrysotile)

M3.1* Gypsum Wallboard System - Joint Compound (2% Chrysotile), All Other Layers (ND), Composite of Layers (<1% Chrysotile)

M8.6 Foundation Sealant (2% Chrysotile)

M8.7 Sewer Pipe Sealant (3% Chrysotile)

S1.1 Light Orange Peel Texture (2% Chrysotile)

*In the Federal Register Volume 59, Number 3 dated Wednesday, January 5, 1994 the EPA issued the “Asbestos NESHAP Clarification Regarding Analysis of Multi-layered Systems”. This notice of clarification to the final rule states the following regarding joint compound/wallboard:

When joint compound and/or tape is applied to wallboard it becomes an integral part of the wallboard and in effect becomes one material forming a wall system. Therefore, where a demolition or renovation impacts such a wall system, a composite analysis of the wall system (percent of asbestos in the joint compound, tape and wallboard) should be conducted. If the analysis shows a composite asbestos content of less than one percent, the EPA NESHAP does not regulate the wallboard system. Be advised that all O S HA regulations regarding worker exposure to asbestos fibers apply regardless of the percentage of asbestos present in the material analyzed.

Laboratory analysis detected asbestos at 1% or less in the following three materials:

F1.2 Blue Table VSF / Inseparable Mastic (<1% Chrysotile) M8.1 White Sink Caulks - Beige Caulk (<1% Chrysotile), White Caulk (ND) M8.4 White Log Caulk (<1% Chrysotile)

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Ice House

A total of seven building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in one of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing material is:

M1.2 Black Tar Sealant (8% Chrysotile)

Laboratory analysis detected asbestos at 1% or less in the following material:

M12.1 Black 4” Vinyl Cove Base and Mastic - Cove Base (ND), Mastic (<1% Anthophyllite)

Mouse House

A total of three building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos was not present in any of the sampled materials.

New Cabin

A total of 13 building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos content at greater than 1% was confirmed to be present in one of the sampled materials. The confirmed asbestos-containing material is:

M1.2 Black Penetration Sealant on Roof (6% Chrysotile)

Laboratory analysis detected asbestos at 1% or less in the following material:

M8.3 Mortar Caulk (<1% Chrysotile)

3-Bay Garage

A total of two building materials suspect for the presence of asbestos were identified in this building. These materials were sampled following sample collection requirements outlined

4 Lazy F Ranch Moose, Wyoming under the EPA, AHERA legislation.

Laboratory analytical results reported that asbestos was not present in any of the sampled materials.

For additional information refer to the attached Table Sets 1 and 2 and the attached laboratory reports.

Conclusions

Harry’s Cabin

Three of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials.

George’s Cabin

Four of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials. Two other materials have asbestos present at 1% or less.

End Cabin

One of the suspect materials identified and sampled was confirmed to be an asbestos-containing material.

Mrs. Oliver’s Cabin

Three of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials. Three other materials have asbestos present at 1% or less.

Middle Cabin

Three of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials. Two other materials have asbestos present at 1% or less.

River Cabin

Two of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials. One other material has asbestos present at 1% or less.

Nurse’s Cabin

Three of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials. Two other materials have asbestos present at 1% or less.

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Main Lodge

Five of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials. One of those five materials, the gypsum wallboard system was determined to have a composite result of <1% asbestos. Three other materials have asbestos present at 1% or less.

Ice House

One of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials. One other material has asbestos present at 1% or less.

Mouse House

None of the sampled materials contained asbestos.

New Cabin

One of the suspect materials identified and sampled were confirmed to be asbestos-containing materials. One other material has asbestos present at 1% or less.

3 Bay Garage

None of the sampled materials contained asbestos.

Recommendations

Northern offers no recommendations regarding asbestos in the two buildings where no asbestos was identified. Renovation work may proceed in the Mouse House and in the 3-Bay Garage without concern of impacting any asbestos-containing materials.

The remaining 10 buildings had one or more confirmed asbestos-containing materials present.

Prior to conducting any demolition or renovation activities that will impact the asbestos-containing materials in these 10 buildings Northern recommends that an accredited asbestos abatement contractor be retained to perform all necessary asbestos abatement work.

Because asbestos is present in the joint compound portion of the gypsum wallboard system at greater than 1% asbestos (2% Chrysotile Asbestos) in the Main Lodge, the material must be abated using properly trained workers following OSHA Class II asbestos abatement requirements. OSHA requirements for potential worker exposure to asbestos fibers also apply during renovation or demolition activities. Specifically, OSHA requires that wet removal methods be employed to control employee exposures except where such methods would be infeasible because of electrical hazards or equipment malfunction. In addition, OSHA requires prompt clean-up and disposal of wastes and debris contaminated with asbestos in leak-tight containers except in the case of roofing materials where other specific procedures are required.

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While OSHA requires this waste to be containerized EPA and State of Montana regulations do not require it to be disposed of as asbestos-containing waste because the laboratory composite analysis was less than 1% asbestos. The material therefore may be disposed as general construction waste.

Because it is not common for general contractors to have the required OSHA asbestos training to address removal of this material, Northern recommends that the gypsum wallboard system be also be removed by an accredited asbestos abatement contractor.

Northern further recommends that, following completion of the abatement work, an accredited, third-party company be retained to conduct final clearance visual and air testing in all areas where asbestos is removed.

Laboratory analysis identified asbestos at 1% or less in one or more materials in seven of the buildings. These materials are not considered asbestos containing by State, EPA, and OSHA definition. However, other OSHA regulations regarding potential worker exposure to asbestos fibers apply during renovation or demolition activities. Specifically, OSHA requires that wet removal methods be employed to control employee exposures except where such methods would be infeasible because of electrical hazards or equipment malfunction. In addition, OSHA requires prompt clean-up and disposal of wastes and debris contaminated with asbestos in leak-tight containers except in the case of roofing materials where other specific procedures are required. While OSHA requires this waste to be containerized EPA regulations do not require it to be disposed of as asbestos containing waste.

Limitations

This asbestos survey report was prepared based on information obtained during our on-site observations and interpretation of the laboratory analytical results of bulk samples of building materials collected during the survey. The conclusions of this report are professional opinions based solely upon review of our visual site observations and interpretations of laboratory analyses and field data as described in our report.

This report has been prepared to provide information concerning the absence or presence of asbestos in suspect materials in the 12 client selected buildings at this site. It includes only those materials that were visible and accessible at the time of our inspection. We did not remove any permanent building enclosures or disassemble any equipment.

This report is intended to identify asbestos-containing materials. It is not intended to be used for the purpose of obtaining bids for its removal by abatement contractors. The scope of services provided by Northern may not be appropriate to satisfy the needs of other users, and any use or re-use of this document, or the findings presented herein, is at the sole risk of the user.

Our opinions are intended exclusively for use by Hennebery Eddy Architects. The opinions presented herein apply to the site conditions existing at the time of our survey. Therefore, our opinions and recommendations may not apply to future conditions that may exist at the site that

4 Lazy F Ranch Moose, Wyoming we have not had the opportunity to evaluate.

We trust this summary report provides sufficient information for planning purposes. We appreciate the opportunity to assist you and look forward to continuing to work with you.

If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact us.

Respectfully submitted, NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, INC.

Chris Hust, EPA Accredited Asbestos Inspector

Grant Minkoff, EPA Accredited Asbestos Inspector

Attachments: Table Sets 1 and 2 ACM Location Drawings Laboratory Analysis Reports Inspector Credentials Invoice

TABLE 1A

SUMMARY OF MATERIALS SUSPECTED TO CONTAIN ASBESTOS

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F1.1 White w/ Blue Streak Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) / Inseparable Mastic N Bathroom ND

F1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M1.2 Black Penetration Sealant N Roof 2% Chrysotile

M8.1 White Window Glazing Compound N Exterior 2% Chrysotile

M8.2 White Wall Caulk N Living Room ND

M13.1 White Ceramic Wall Tile with Grout and Mastic N Bathroom All Layers ND

M14.1 Concrete N Exterior ND

M20.1 Log Mortar N Exterior ND

M20.2 Interior Log Mortar N Living Room ND

M20.3 Transite Panel N Living Room 65% Chrysotile

M20.4 White Ceiling Panel N Living Room ND

Moose, Wyoming

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NS = Material Not Sampled ND = No Asbestos Detected

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1A

TABLE 1B

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F1.1 White VSF-Square & Octagon / Inseparable Mastic N Entry Room & Bedroom 15% Chrysotile

F1.2 Square & Rectangle VSF / Inseparable Mastic N Bathroom 15% Chrysotile

M1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M1.2 Black Tar Sealant N Roof 15% Chrysotile

M8.1 White Sink Caulk N Bathroom ND

M8.2 Exterior Window Frame Caulk N Exterior 3% Chrysotile

M14.1 Concrete Foundation (includes a small amount of inseparable attached m)aterial N Exterior <1% Chrysotile

M20.1 Log Mortar N Exterior <1% Chrysotile

M20.2 Interior Log Mortar N Bathroom ND

4 Lazy F Ranch - George's Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1B

TABLE 1C

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F1.1 White Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) / Inseparable Mastic N Bathroom ND

M1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M1.2 Black Penetration Sealant N Roof ND

M1.3 Roof Rubber N Roof ND

M8.1 White Window Glazing Compound N Exterior ND

M8.2 Ceiling Caulk N Living Room ND

M13.1 White Ceramic Wall Tile with Caulk, Grout, Mortar and Mastic N Living Room All Layers ND

M14.1 Concrete N Exterior ND

M20.1 Log Mortar N Exterior ND

M20.2 Transite Panel N Living Room 40% Chrysotile

M20.3 Interior Log Mortar N Living Room ND

M20.4 Black Felt N Living Room Ceiling ND

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Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1C

TABLE 1D

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F1.1 Beige Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) / Inseparable Mastic 1 with Mastic 2 (under F3.1 Floor Tile) N Bathroom VSF/Mastic 1 (<1%

Chrysotile), Mastic 2 (ND)

F3.1 Green 9"x 9" Floor Tile with Mastic N Bathroom All Layers ND

M1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M1.2 Grey Sealant N Roof 8% Chrysotile

M8.1 White Window Glazing Compound N Exterior <1% Chrysotile

M8.2 Black Ceiling Sealant N Bathroom ND

M8.3 Yellow Wall Caulk N Bedroom 1 <1% Anthophyllite

M8.4 White Ceiling Caulk N Bedroom 2 ND

M13.1 White Ceramic Wall Tile N Bathroom ND

M14.1 Concrete N Exterior ND

M20.1 Log Mortar N Exterior ND

M20.2 White Ceiling Panel N Bedrooms 1 and 2 ND

M20.3 Transite Panel N Bedroom 2 20% Chrysotile

M20.4 Black Felt 1 / Inseparable Tar with Felt 2 (Around Ceiling Penetration) N Bedroom 2 Tar/Felt 1 (3% Chrysotile), Felt 2 (ND)

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Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1D

TABLE 1E

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F1.1 Blue Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) with Mastic N Bathroom VSF (15% Chrysotile), Mastic (ND)

M1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M1.2 Grey Sealant N Roof 3% Chrysotile

M8.1 White Window Glazing Compound N Exterior <1% Chrysotile

M8.2 Tub Caulk N Bathroom ND

M8.3 Yellow Wall Caulk N Bedroom 1 <1% Anthophyllite

M13.1 White Ceramic Wall Tile with Grout and Mastic N Bathroom All Layers ND

M14.1 Concrete N Exterior ND

M20.1 Log Mortar N Exterior ND

M20.2 White Ceiling Panel N Bedrooms 1 and 2 ND

M20.3 Black Felt N Bedrooms 1 and 2 ND

M20.4 Transite Panel N Bedroom 1 25% Chrysotile

M20.5 Interior Log Mortar Bedroom 1 ND

4 Lazy F Ranch - Middle Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1E

TABLE 1F

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F1.1 White w/Blue Streaks Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) / Inseparable Mastic N Bathroom ND

M1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M3.1 Gypsum Wallboard System N Bathroom

Joint Compound (<1% Chrysotile), All Other

Layers (ND), Composite (<1% Chrysotile)

M8.1 Beam Caulk N Living Room 10% Chrysotile

M13.1 White Ceramic Wall Tile with Grout and Mastic N Bathroom All Layers ND

M14.1 Concrete N Exterior ND

M17.1 Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) Block N Exterior ND

M20.1 Transite Panel N Living Room 50% Chrysotile

M20.2 Black Felt Above Fireplace N Living Room ND

M20.3 Blue Wall Panel & Adhesive N Bathroom All Layers ND

4 Lazy F Ranch - River Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1F

TABLE 1G

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F1.1 White Speckled Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) / Inseparable Mastic N Bathroom & Room w/2 Closets 20% Chrysotile

M1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M1.2 Black Penetration Sealant N Roof 10% Chrysotile

M3.1 Gypsum Wallboard System N Hallway, Bathroom Closet & Room w/2 Closets

Joint Compound (<1% Chrysotile), All Other Layers (ND), Composite (<1%

Chrysotile)

M12.1 White 4" Vinyl Cove Base with Mastic N Bathroom Cove Base (ND), Mastic (<1% Anthophyllite)

M13.1 Pink Wall Tile with Mastic N Bathroom All Layers ND

M17.1 Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) Block and Mortar N Exterior All Layers ND

M19.1 Fiberglass Attic Insulation N Attic ND

M20.1 Log Mortar N Exterior ND

M20.2 White Ceiling Panels N South Room ND

M20.3 Shower Panel Adhesives (Tan and White) N Bathroom All Layers ND

M20.4 Transite Panel N Living Room 40% Chrysotile

M20.5 Black Felt N North Room ND

4 Lazy F Ranch - Nurse's Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1G

TABLE 1H

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F1.1 Yellow 6" x 6" Tile Look Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) / Inseparable Mastic N Kitchen and Pantry ND

F1.2 Blue Table VSF / Inseparable Mastic N Pantry <1% Chrysotile

F1.3 Square & Rectangle VSF with Mastic N Pantry All Layers ND

F1.4 VSF Backing / Inseparable Mastic with Leveler (Under VSF F1.1) N Pantry All Layers ND

M1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M1.2 Grey Sealant N Roof ND

M1.3 Black Chimney Sealant N Roof 2% Chrysotile

M1.4 Clear Penetration Sealant with Tar N Roof All Layers ND

M1.5 Roof Tar / Inseparable Membrane N Roof ND

M1.6 Felt Paper Under New Plywood N Roof ND

4 Lazy F Ranch - Main Lodge 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1H

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

4 Lazy F Ranch - Main Lodge 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

M3.1 Gypsum Wallboard System N Kitchen

Joint Compound (2% Chrysotile), All Other Layers (ND), Composite of Layers

(<1% Chrysotile)

M8.1 White and Beige Sink Caulks N Kitchen Beige Caulk (<1% Chrysotile), White Caulk (ND)

M8.2 Log Caulk N South Room and Bathroom ND

M8.3 White Window Glazing Compound with Beige Window Glazing Compound N Exterior All Layers ND

M8.4 White Log Caulk N Exterior <1% Chrysotile

M8.5 Black Log Sealant N Exterior ND

M8.6 Foundation Sealant N Exterior 2% Chrysotile

M8.7 Sewer Pipe Sealant N Exterior 3% Chrysotile

M12.1 Tan 4" Vinyl Cove Base with Tan and Brown Mastics N Kitchen All Layers ND

M14.1 Fireplace Concrete N Great Room ND

NS = Material Not Sampled

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

4 Lazy F Ranch - Main Lodge 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

M14.2 Foundation Concrete N Exterior ND

M14.3 Old Furnace Pad N Basement ND

M14.4 Newer Furnace Pad N Basement ND

M16.1 Fireplace Brick and Mortar N Great Room All Layers ND

M20.1 Rock Chimney Mortar N Great Room and Exterior ND

M20.2 Interior Log Mortar N Living Room and Great Room ND

M20.3 Foam Fill N Great Room ND

M20.4 Fiberboard Wall N Bathroom ND

M20.5 Exterior Log Mortar N Exterior ND

S1.1 Light Orange Peel Texture Y Kitchen 2% Chrysotile

NS = Material Not Sampled

TABLE 1I

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

M1.1 Green Felt Roof N Roof ND

M1.2 Black Tar Sealant N Chimney 8% Chrysotile

M1.3 Red Chimney Tape N Chimney ND

M12.1 Black 4" Vinyl Cove Base with Mastic N Interior Cove Base (ND), Mastic (<1% Anthophyllite)

M14.1 Concrete Floor N Interior ND

M17.1 Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) Foundation N Exterior ND

M20.1 Log Mortar N Exterior ND

4 Lazy F Ranch - Ice House 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1I

TABLE 1J

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

M1.1 Green Felt Roof N Roof ND

M8.1 White Caulk N Interior ND

M14.1 Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) Foundation N Exterior ND

4 Lazy F Ranch - Mouse House 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1J

TABLE 1K

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

M1.1 Green Roof Felt N Roof ND

M1.2 Black Penetration Sealant N Roof 6% Chrysotile

M1.3 Roof Tar / Inseparable Rubber N Roof ND

M8.1 White Window Glazing Compound N Exterior ND

M8.2 Tan Window Frame Caulk N Exterior ND

M8.3 Mortar Caulk N Exterior <1% Chrysotile

M8.4 White Shower Caulk N Bathroom ND

M13.1 White Ceramic Wall Tile with Grout, Mastics and Leveler N Bathroom All Layers ND

M14.1 Concrete Foundation (White and Gray Layers) with Coating N Living Room All Layers ND

M14.2 Fireplace Pad Concrete N Living Room ND

M16.1 Brick and Mortar N Living Room All Layers ND

M17.1 Concrete Masonry Unit (CMU) Block & Mortar N Exterior All Layers ND

M20.1 Log Mortar N Exterior ND

4 Lazy F Ranch - New Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1K

TABLE 1L

AND LABORATORY RESULTS

HA # Material Description Friable (Y/N) Sample Locations Laboratory Results

F8.1 Leveler (2 Layers) N Foundation All Layers ND

M14.1 Concrete N Foundation ND

Lazy F Ranch-3 Bay Garage 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

NS = Material Not Sampled

Confirmed Asbestos-Containing Materials Shown in Bold Type Table 1L

TABLE 2A

SUMMARY OF CONFIRMED OR ASSUMED ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

M1.2 II

M8.1 II

M20.3 II

Category I Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. ACM = Asbestos Containing Material

Category II All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials. ND = No Asbestos Detected

RACM Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II, material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

Transite Panel (65% Chrysotile)

If the materials will be impacted by renovation or demolition, retain an accredited asbestos abatement contractor to abate prior to disturbance.

4 Lazy F Ranch - Harry's Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

Black Penetration Sealant on Roof (2% Chrysotile)

White Window Glazing Compound (2% Chrysotile)

Material Description

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2A

TABLE 2B

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

F1.1 I

F1.2 I

M1.2 II

M8.2 II

Category I Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. ACM = Asbestos Containing Material

Category II All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials. ND = No Asbestos Detected

RACM Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II, material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

4 Lazy F Ranch - George's Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

White Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) - Square & Octagon / Inseparable Mastic (15% Chrysotile)

If the materials will be impacted by renovation or demolition, retain an accredited asbestos abatement contractor to abate prior to disturbance.

Exterior Window Frame Caulk (3% Chrysotile)

Square & Rectangle VSF / Inseparable Mastic (15% Chrysotile)

Black Tar Sealant on Roof (2% Chrysotile)

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2B

TABLE 2C

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

Category I Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. ACM = Asbestos Containing Material

Category II All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials. ND = No Asbestos Detected

RACM Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II, material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

4 Lazy F Ranch - End Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

If the material will be impacted by renovation or demolition, retain an accredited asbestos abatement contractor to abate prior to disturbance.

IITransite Panel (40% Chrysotile)M20.2

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2C

TABLE 2D

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

M1.2 II

M20.3 II

M20.4 II

Category I Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. ACM = Asbestos Containing Material

Category II All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials. ND = No Asbestos Detected

RACM Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II, material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

4 Lazy F Ranch - Mrs. Oliver's Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

Grey Sealant (8% Chrysotile) If the materials will be impacted by renovation or demolition, retain an accredited asbestos abatement contractor to abate prior to disturbance.

Transite Panel (20% Chrysotile)

Black Felt 1 / Inseparable Tar (3% Chrysotile), Felt 2 (ND)

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2D

TABLE 2E

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

F1.1 I

M1.2 II

M20.4 II

Category I Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. ACM = Asbestos Containing Material

Category II All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials. ND = No Asbestos Detected

RACM Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II, material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

4 Lazy F Ranch - Middle Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

Blue Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) with Mastic - VSF (15% Chrysotile), Mastic

(ND)

If the materials will be impacted by renovation or demolition, retain an accredited asbestos abatement contractor to abate prior to disturbance.

Grey Sealant on Roof (3% Chrysotile)

Transite Panel (25% Chrysotile)

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2E

TABLE 2F

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

M8.1 II

M20.1 II

Category I Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. ACM = Asbestos Containing Material

Category II All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials. ND = No Asbestos Detected

RACM Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II, material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

Transite Panel (50% Chrysotile)

If the materials will be impacted by renovation or demolition, retain an accredited asbestos abatement contractor to abate prior to disturbance.

4 Lazy F Ranch - River Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

Beam Caulk (10% Chrysotile)

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2F

TABLE 2G

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

F1.1 I

M1.2 I

M20.4 II

Category I Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. ACM = Asbestos Containing Material

Category II All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials. ND = No Asbestos Detected

RACM Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II, material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

4 Lazy F Ranch - Nurse's Cabin 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

White Speckled Vinyl Sheet Flooring (VSF) / Inseparable Mastic (20% Chrysotile)

If the materials will be impacted by renovation or demolition, retain an accredited asbestos abatement contractor to abate prior to disturbance.

Black Penetration Sealant on Roof (10% Chrysotile)

Transite Panel (40% Chrysotile)

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2G

TABLE 2H

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

M1.3 II

M8.6 II

M8.7 II

S1.1 RACM

Category I Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products. ACM = Asbestos Containing Material

Category II All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials. ND = No Asbestos Detected

RACM Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II, material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

4 Lazy F Ranch - Main Lodge 4 Lazy F Ranch Road

Moose, Wyoming

Black Chimney Sealant on Roof (2% Chrysotile)

If the materials will be impacted by renovation or demolition, retain an accredited asbestos abatement contractor to abate prior to disturbance.

Foundation Sealant (2% Chrysotile)

Light Orange Peel Texture (2% Chrysotile)

Sewer Pipe Sealant (3% Chrysotile)

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2H - Page 1

TABLE 2H

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

OSHA Asbestos Work Class Definition

Class I asbestos work means activities involving the removal of TSI and friable surfacing ACM and PACM

Class II asbestos work means activities involving the removal of ACM which is not TSI or surfacing material. This includes, but is not limited to, the removal of asbestos-containing wallboard, floor tile and sheeting, roofing and siding shingles, and construction mastics.

ACM - Asbestos-containing material TSI = Thermal System Insulation PACM = Presumed asbestos-containing material

Asbestos NESHAP Category Definition

Category I: Nonfriable ACM such as packings, gaskets, resilient floor covering, and asphalt roofing products.

Category II: All nonfriable ACM, excluding Category I materials.

RACM: Friable ACM; Category I material that has become friable;

Category I material that will be subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading; or Category II material that has a high probability of becoming friable.

M3.1

Gypsum Wallboard System (Wallboard and Tape - ND / Joint Compound - 2% Asbestos / Composite of Layers - <1%

Asbestos)

Not Applicable (Composite of Layers

<1%)

II

Retain accredited asbestos abatement contractor to remove following OSHA Class II work practices prior to conducting any renovation or demolition work that will impact this asbestos-containing material. EPA allows material to be disposed as general construction waste however check with local landfill for site specific requirements.

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Material Number Material Description

Asbestos

NESHAP

Category

Asbestos

OSHA

Work Class

Recommended Response Action

Summary of Confirmed or Assumed ACM Table 2H - Page 2

TABLE 2I

AND RECOMMENDED RESPONSE ACTION

Material NESHAP Recommended Number Category Response Action

M1.2 II

If the material will be impacted by…