B08_Solicitation_Attachment_3_Lead_Inspection_Risk_Assessment_Report.pdf

This document is a Lead Inspection/Risk Assessment Report for a property located at 663 Lexington Road in Concord, Massachusetts, owned by the Minute Man National Historical Park. The comprehensive report was conducted by Christopher Maracic, a licensed lead inspector/risk assessor (License #I/R-2006), on October 23, 2014, using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) testing methods. The detailed inspection covers multiple rooms and surfaces across different floors of the building, systematically documenting lead hazard levels, surface conditions, and recommended treatments for various components including walls, baseboards, doors, window sills, and other architectural elements. The report includes a Letter of Unauthorized Deleading, indicating that previous lead abatement work was not performed by a licensed contractor, and notes that the property requires further lead hazard management to meet Massachusetts residential lead abatement standards.