B08_Solicitation_Attachment_6_Tom_s_Cove_Visitor_Center_Hazardous_Material_Report.pdf

Scope of Work

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SECTION THREE SURVEY METHODOLOGY AND RESULTS

3.1 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS

The survey consisted of identifying suspect ACMs, touching them (if it was deemed safe to do

so) to determine their friability, assessing their color and texture, recording the results on a field survey form, collecting bulk samples, and submitting the samples to an accredited testing laboratory for analysis. Once a suspect material was identified, a random sample point was selected. A utility knife or coring tool was used to carefully penetrate to the substrate and extract a bulk sample of suspect material, while using wet methods to prevent potential fiber release.

The sample was placed in a pre-labeled and sealed sample bag. The utility knife or coring tool was subsequently rinsed with water from a spray bottle over a sample bag to decontaminate the tool and prevent the release of fibers.

A total of fifty-two (52) suspect ACM bulk material samples were collected. Suspect ACMs observed and sampled included: drywall, joint compound, carpet glue, cove base and associated glue, floor tread and associated glue, glue for wall hangers, 1’x1’ceiling tiles, sheet flooring and associated cloth underlayment, caulking, roof coatings, tar, tar paper, and asphalt shingles.

Upon the completion of the day's sampling activities, samples were inventoried. Sample identification information was then recorded on chain-of-custody forms. Samples and chain-of-custody forms were delivered to AmeriSci Richmond (AmeriSci) of Midlothian, Virginia, a laboratory participating in the National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP).

NVLAP is the industry-standard accreditation program for laboratories that perform bulk material analysis of suspect ACM samples. The bulk sample analysis was performed using PLM supplemented with dispersion staining techniques in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Bulk Asbestos Proficiency Guidelines (EPA Method 600/M4–82-020).

The EPA recognizes that PLM analysis of certain special-case building materials, including roofing materials, mastics, and caulks, are prone to false-negatives due to the extremely small size of asbestos fibers often found in these materials and the presence of interfering matrices (Federal Register Vol. 59, No. 146, Monday August 1, 1994). In the case of these non-friable organically bound (NOB) materials, analysis by TEM provides more accurate asbestos detection results. Therefore, NOB materials were analyzed by using the more definitive transmission electron microscopy (TEM) method. While the EPA and Virginia do not specifically mandate TEM testing for bulk samples, the testing of NOB materials by the TEM (via ELAP 198.4) was included in this survey for the following reasons:

Prevent future change orders by contractors who may request their own TEM testing.

Avoid the disposal of asbestos containing NOB materials in landfills that do not accept ACMs.

AmeriSci accreditations for bulk asbestos fiber analysis (PLM) and airborne asbestos fiber analysis (TEM), as well as inspector accreditations, are included in Appendix A. The laboratory

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Table 1 summarizes on a room-by-room basis, the locations, estimated quantities, and analytical results of suspected, confirmed ACM, and suspected ACM that was found not to contain asbestos or contain only trace asbestos through testing. Asbestos sample locations are shown on Figures 1, 2 and 3. Test results and associated sample locations are summarized on Table 2.

Table 3 lists the locations and estimated quantities of confirmed ACM and Trace ACM (<1% Asbestos) by material as well as their analytical results.

Building components that were tested and found to be ACM are listed below:

Silver Coating for Black Roof Tar Coating (2.0% Chrysotile) Black Roof Tar Coating (6.0% Chrysotile) Black Tar Paper for Roof Tar Coating (8.0% Chrysotile) Gray Caulk for Exterior Window Frame (2.0% Chrysotile)

Building components that were tested and found to be Trace ACM (<1% Asbestos) are listed below:

White Caulk for Shower Wall (Trace Anthophyllite)

Building components that were not tested but are assumed to be ACM are listed below:

No suspect building components were assumed to be ACM.

3.2 LEAD-CONTAINING SURFACE COATINGS

A loose leaded paint survey of accessible interior and exterior surfaces of the Toms Cove Visitor Center was performed. The selection of sample locations was based on representative testing combinations of building components, substrates, and colors. Paint chip samples were collected by wetting the surface and scraping the surface with a hand-scraper to remove an approximately 2-inch by 2-inch area of paint / surface coating down to bare substrate. Samples were placed in sealed pre-labeled zip lock bags. A total of four (4) surface coating samples were collected from the interior and exterior surfaces at the Toms Cove Visitor Center. The paint chip sample locations are shown on Figure 4.

Upon the completion of the day's sampling activities, samples were inventoried, and sample numbers were recorded on chain-of-custody forms. Samples and chain-of-custody forms were delivered to AmeriSci and were subsequently delivered to Environmental Hazards Services, LLC (EHS Laboratories). EHS Laboratories is a laboratory participating in the National Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program (NLLAP). NLLAP is the industry-standard accreditation program for laboratories that perform analysis of suspect lead-containing paint chip samples. All samples were analyzed for lead content by flame atomic absorption spectrophotometry (SW 846 3050B/7000B). EHS Laboratories accreditations for bulk lead and air analysis is included in Appendix C.

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Both the EPA and the Virginia definition of lead-based paint (LBP) is any paint or surface coating (stain, varnish, or glaze coating) containing lead in an amount equal to or greater than 1.0 milligram per square centimeter by area, or greater than 0.5% by weight. However, for the purpose of this survey, U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Lead in Construction Standard (29 CFR part 1926, Safety and Health Regulations for Construction, Subpart 62) which applies during the renovation of the existing structures on the subject property, considers any amount of lead a potential worker exposure hazard. Therefore, for the purposes of this assessment, AECOM considered any paint or surface coating containing a detectable concentration of lead to be lead-containing.

The laboratory test report and sample chain-of-custody documents are included in Appendix C.

A summary of the lead in surface coatings survey results and material locations is included as Table 4. Lead was not detected in any of the four (4) paints analyzed at detection limits ranging from 0.0038% to 0.0047%; therefore, none of the surface coatings contained lead levels above the Virginia and EPA definition of LBP of greater than 0.5% lead by weight.

3.3 OTHER POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS OR REGULATED MATERIALS

AECOM visually surveyed the Toms Cove Visitor Center for the presence of other potentially regulated materials that would require removal prior to, or special handling and segregation during, renovation referred to as “Other HazMat”. A summary of other hazardous materials is included as Table 5.

Other HazMat identified in the Toms Cove Visitor Center includes the following:

Exit signs and emergency lights that may contain mercury (HG), low-level radioactive (LLR) components and lead (PB)-acid battery backups.

Motion sensors and smoke detectors that may contain low-level radioactive (LLR) components.

Fire extinguishers that may contain ozone-depleting substances (ODS) and pressurized hazards.

Fluorescent light fixtures that may contain mercury (HG) tubes or E-waste ballasts.

A refrigerator and chest freezer that may contain refrigerant and ozone-depleting substances (ODS).

A security battery cabinet that may contain lead (PB)-acid battery backups.

Stored chemicals that may contain regulated substances.

Oxygen canisters that may contain regulated substances.

Air Handling Units (AHUs) that may contain ozone-depleting substances (ODS) and pressurized hazards.

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A septic tank and propane underground storage tank (UST) that may contain regulated substances.

Conclusions and Recommendations

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SECTION FOUR CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

4.1 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS

Asbestos-containing materials were identified at the Visitors Center. Federal and Virginia regulations require that all friable and some non-friable ACMs be removed from a structure prior to renovation or demolition.

For this particular project, as per AECOM’s communication with a Virginia Department of Environmental Control (VDEQ) representative, all ACM must be removed prior to demolition.

Table 3 lists the locations, estimated quantities, and of both confirmed ACM and Trace ACM (<1% Asbestos) by material as well as displays analytical results. Figures 5 and 6 show the locations of identified ACM.

Regulations that require the proper removal, and govern the transportation and disposal of ACM include:

U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), Subtitle B – Other Regulations Relating to Transportation (49 Code of Federal Regulations [CFR] 171, 172, 173, 177, 178, and 180

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) – Asbestos (40 CFR 61 Subpart M)

EPA, Asbestos School Hazard Abatement Reauthorization Act (40 CFR 763 Appendix C to Subpart E)

U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Air Contaminants (29 CFR 1910.1000)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Asbestos (29 CFR 1910.1001, including Appendices A through I)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Hazard Communication (29 CFR 1910.1200)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Construction, Asbestos (29 CFR 1926.1101, including Appendices A through K)

In addition to Federal requirements, asbestos regulations have been established by the Commonwealth of Virginia. The primary regulation is listed below:

Code of Virginia – Title 54.1 – Chapters 3-5 describes the activities that require licensure, specifies training criteria for training providers, and describes various other administrative responsibilities of asbestos consultants and contractors.

A regulatory summary table (Table 6) has been prepared that summarizes key appropriate Virginia. and Federal agency requirements for the handling, transport, and disposal of identified

Vincent Gentilcore Highlight

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ACM as well as the party typically responsible for adhering to these regulations. The table also lists additional testing and monitoring required for asbestos abatement.

4.2 LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIALS

Lead was not detected in any of the four (4) paints analyzed for lead content. Thus, none of the tested surface coatings qualified as LBP.

Demolition and construction activities involving the disturbance of lead-containing surface coatings (cutting with a flame or saw, sanding or abrading) may generate lead dust or fume concentrations in air that exceed the Virginia and Federal occupational health regulatory limits.

If a surface coating is intentionally removed (stripped, sanded, heated, or otherwise disturbed for the purpose of eliminating the lead hazard) the removal must be performed by a Virginia licensed LBP removal contractor. However, incidental disturbance of LBP during the course of a renovation or demolition activity does not require LBP-trained/licensed contractors to perform the work.

For the purposes of worker safety, Federal and Virginia occupational safety and health regulations consider lead in any amount a potential exposure hazard. Once notified by the project owner, it is the responsibility of the contractor to ensure that all workers involved with onsite activities are properly trained to work with lead-containing surface coatings, that exposure assessments are conducted as needed, and that adequate controls are provided to protect workers against lead exposure. All contractor workers must be notified of the presence and location of lead-containing surface coatings.

The survey revealed that none of the surface coatings identified are considered loose flaking LCM and would not be required to be removed and properly disposed of prior to renovation since these could not become a lead dust hazard.

Refer to Table 4 for an inventory paint, quantity of damage, and the lead test results (lead was detected in any of the paint samples)

Regulations that require the proper removal, and govern the transportation and disposal, of the Lead-containing surface coatings include:

DOT, Subtitle B – Other Regulations Relating to Transportation (49 Code of Federal Regulations [CFR] 171, 172, 173, 177, 178, and 180

EPA, Lead-Based Paint Poisoning Prevention (40 CFR 745)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Air Contaminants (29 CFR 1910.1000)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Lead (29 CFR 1910.1025)

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OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Hazard Communication (29 CFR 1910.1200)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Construction, Lead (29 CFR 1926.62)

In addition to Federal requirements, lead-based paint regulations have been established by the Virginia. The primary regulation is listed below:

Code of Virginia – Title 54.1 – Chapter 5, Section 02 83 33.13 Lead-Based Paint Removal and Disposal specifies abatement and disposal of lead-based paint (LBP), and controls needed to limit occupational and environmental exposure to lead hazards.

Since lead was not detected and painted demolition debris can typically be disposed at a Construction and Demolition (C&D) landfill, the demolition and disposal of painted building components do not represent an environmental issue provided they contain no other HazMat..

4.3 OTHER POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS OR REGULATED MATERIAL WASTES

Other regulated hazardous materials or wastes were identified within the Toms Cove Visitor Center, including exit signs, emergency lights, motion sensors, smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, fluorescent light fixture tubes and ballasts, a refrigerator and chest freezer, a security battery cabinet, stored chemicals, oxygen canisters, AHUs, a septic tank and a propane UST. These materials may require specialized handling and disposal.

Regulations that require the proper removal, and govern the transportation and disposal / recycling / reclamation, of these other regulated wastes include:

DOT, Subtitle B – Other Regulations Relating to Transportation (49 Code of Federal Regulations [CFR] 171, 172, 173, 177, 178, and 180

EPA, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) (40 CFR 260-271)

EPA Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation & Liability Act (CERCLA)

(40 CFR 300-399)

EPA, TSCA, Polychlorinated Biphenyls Manufacturing, Processing, Distribution in Commerce, and Use Prohibitions (40 CFR 761)

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), Licensing Requirements for Land Disposal of Radioactive Waste (10 CFR, Part 61, Chapter 1)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response (29 CFR 1910.120)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Respiratory Protection (29 CFR 1910.134)

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OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Air Contaminants (29 CFR 1910.1000)

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, Hazard Communication (29 CFR 1910.1200)

In addition to Federal requirements, other regulated hazardous materials or waste regulations have been established by the Commonwealth of Virginia. The primary regulation is listed below:

Code of Virginia – Title 54.1 – Chapter 14, Section 10.1-1429 Notice of Release of Hazardous Substances specifies that any person responsible for the release of a hazardous substance from a fixed facility which poses an immediate or imminent threat to public health and who is required by law to notify the National Response Center shall notify the chief administrative officer or their designee of the local government of the jurisdiction in which the release occurs and shall also notify the Department.

A regulatory summary table (Table 6) has been prepared that summarizes appropriate Virginia, Accomack County, and Federal agency requirements for the handling, transport, and disposal of identified Other HazMat as well as the party typically responsible for adhering to these regulations.

Limitations

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SECTION FIVE LIMITATIONS

An investigation of readily accessible areas at the Toms Cove Visitor Center was performed to identify the presence, location, and quantity of suspect ACMs, suspect lead in surface coatings, hazardous and regulated waste streams, and other hazardous materials (“hazardous materials” as defined in this report).

The on-site asbestos assessment, which was conducted by individuals who are accredited U.S.

EPA AHERA inspectors, was limited to visual observation of the accessible interior and exterior spaces of the building and an assessment of whether or not these spaces contain suspected ACM.

If these spaces were assessed by the inspector to contain suspect ACM, then representative samples of the materials were collected and analyzed. AECOM cannot be held responsible for areas which were not surveyed due to access limitations.

Inaccessible materials include, but are not limited to:

materials below ground surface or concrete slab materials in areas considered to be inaccessible due to height restrictions materials covered by other types of building materials; and materials covered by equipment or heavy objects

No warranty or guarantee, either expressed or implied, concerning the findings or conclusions of this survey is offered or intended. Rather, it is represented that the scope and performance of the professional services rendered are in accordance with the current state of the practice as conducted within the Virginia by similarly qualified practitioners.

TABLES

TABLE 1

SUSPECT ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS INVENTORY

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

FLOOR ROOM MATERIAL DESCRIPTION HA # % ASBESTOS ACM

(YES/NO/TRACE)

ESTIMATED

QUANTITY UNIT TYPE FRIABLE

(YES/NO) CONDITION PHOTO

ID

GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 1900 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 1900 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 1900 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 1083 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS 4" DARK GRAY COVE BASE TCVC-005 NAD NO 30 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 4 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS CREAM GLUE FOR 4" DARK GRAY COVE BASE TCVC-006 NAD NO 30 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 4 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS SQUARE PATTERN GRAY FLOOR TREAD TCVC-007 NAD NO 150 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 5 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS YELLOW GLUE FOR SQUARE PATTERN GRAY FLOOR TREAD TCVC-008 NAD NO 150 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 5 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS TAN GLUE FOR WALL HANGERS TCVC-009 NAD NO 190 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 6

GROUND LUNCHROOM DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 700 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND LUNCHROOM JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 700 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND LUNCHROOM DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 700 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND LUNCHROOM YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 304 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3

GROUND CORRIDOR DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 280 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND CORRIDOR JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 280 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND CORRIDOR DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 280 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND CORRIDOR YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 33 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3 GROUND OFFICE 1 YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 96 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3 GROUND OFFICE 1 1' X 1' WHITE PINHOLE AND LARGE DIVOT CEILING TILE TCVC-010 NAD NO 96 SF MISC. YES UNDAMAGED 7

GROUND SERVICE CLOSET DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 56 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND SERVICE CLOSET JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 56 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND SERVICE CLOSET DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 56 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND SERVICE CLOSET TAN SHEET FLOORING TCVC-012 NAD NO 6 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 8

GROUND SERVICE CLOSET CLOTH UNDERLAYMENT FOR TAN SHEET FLOORING TCVC-013 NAD NO 6 SF MISC. YES DAMAGED 8

GROUND OFFICE 2 DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 380 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 2 JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 380 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 2 DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 380 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 2 YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 84 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3

GROUND OFFICE 3 DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 360 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 3 JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 360 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 3 DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 360 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 3 YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 72 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3

GROUND OFFICE 4 DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 400 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 4 JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 400 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 4 DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 400 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE 4 YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 96 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3

GROUND OFFICE CORRIDOR DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 620 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND OFFICE CORRIDOR JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 620 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2 GROUND OFFICE CORRIDOR DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 620 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2 GROUND OFFICE CORRIDOR YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 84 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3

GROUND SEAS. INTRP. DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 960 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND SEAS. INTRP. JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 960 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND SEAS. INTRP. DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 960 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND SEAS. INTRP. YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 252 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3

GROUND RESTROOM 1 DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 320 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND RESTROOM 1 JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 320 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND RESTROOM 1 DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 320 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND RESTROOM 1 YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 63 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3

GROUND RESTROOM 1 WHITE CAULK FOR SHOWER WALL TCVC-014 TRACE

ANTHOPHYLLITE TRACE 15 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 9

GROUND RESTROOM 2 DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 200 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND RESTROOM 2 JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 200 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND RESTROOM 2 DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 200 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND RESTROOM 2 YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 24 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3 GROUND OFFICE 5 YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 99 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3 GROUND OFFICE 5 1' X 1' WHITE PINHOLE AND LARGE DIVOT CEILING TILE TCVC-010 NAD NO 99 SF MISC. YES UNDAMAGED 7 GROUND OFFICE 6 YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 150 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3 GROUND OFFICE 6 1' X 1' WHITE PINHOLE AND LARGE DIVOT CEILING TILE TCVC-010 NAD NO 150 SF MISC. YES UNDAMAGED 7 GROUND STORAGE YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 40 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3 GROUND STORAGE 1' X 1' WHITE PINHOLE AND LARGE DIVOT CEILING TILE TCVC-010 NAD NO 40 SF MISC. YES UNDAMAGED 7

GROUND FIRST AID DRYWALL TCVC-001 NAD NO 480 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND FIRST AID JOINT COMPOUND TCVC-002 NAD NO 480 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND FIRST AID DRYWALL SYSTEM TCVC-003 NAD NO 480 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 2

GROUND FIRST AID YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET TCVC-004 NAD NO 128 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 3

ATTIC ATTIC BLACK COATING FOR UNDERSIDE OF ROOF TCVC-015 NAD NO 2773 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 10 ATTIC ATTIC SILVER COATING FOR BLACK ROOF TAR COATING TCVC-016 2.0 CHRYSOTILE YES 2773 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 11 ATTIC ATTIC BLACK ROOF TAR COATING TCVC-017 6.0 CHRYSOTILE YES 2773 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 12 ATTIC ATTIC BLACK TAR PAPER FOR ROOF TAR COATING TCVC-018 8.0 CHRYSOTILE YES 2773 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 12

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SUSPECT ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS INVENTORY

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

FLOOR ROOM MATERIAL DESCRIPTION HA # % ASBESTOS ACM

(YES/NO/TRACE)

ESTIMATED

QUANTITY UNIT TYPE FRIABLE

(YES/NO) CONDITION PHOTO

ID

ATTIC ATTIC BLACK TAR FOR STONE BALLAST TCVC-019 NAD NO 1053 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 13 ATTIC ATTIC BLACK TAR PAPER FOR UNDERNEATH STONE BALLAST TCVC-020 NAD NO 1053 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 13

ROOF ROOF BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE TCVC-021 NAD NO 2800 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 14

ROOF ROOF BLACK TAR FOR BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE TCVC-022 NAD NO 2800 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 14 ROOF ROOF BLACK TAR PAPER FOR BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE TCVC-023 NAD NO 2800 SF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 14

EXTERIOR EXTERIOR WHITE CAULK FOR EXTERIOR DOOR AND WINDOW FRAME TCVC-024 NAD NO 84 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 15 EXTERIOR EXTERIOR WHITE CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW CASING TCVC-025 NAD NO 160 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 16 EXTERIOR EXTERIOR GRAY CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW FRAME TCVC-026 2.0 CHRYSOTILE YES 160 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 17 EXTERIOR EXTERIOR BLACK CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW FRAME TCVC-027 NAD NO 84 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 18

NOTES:

ACM = ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL; >1% ASBESTOS.

HA = HOMOGENEOUS AREA

LF = LINEAR FEET

MISC. = MISCELLANEOUS ACM

NAD = NO ASBESTOS DETECTED

SF = SQUARE FEET

TRACE = <1% ASBESTOS

TABLE 2

BULK SUSPECT ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS TESTING RESULTS

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

SAMPLE

NUMBER MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE LOCATION HA # DATE SAMPLED ACM

(YES/NO/TRACE) PLM RESULT TEM RESULT

TCVC-001A DRYWALL LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-001 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-001B DRYWALL STORAGE TCVC-001 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-002A JOINT COMPOUND LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-002 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-002B JOINT COMPOUND STORAGE TCVC-002 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-003A DRYWALL SYSTEM LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-003 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-003B DRYWALL SYSTEM STORAGE TCVC-003 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-004A YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-004 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-004B YELLOW GLUE FOR BROWN ROLLED CARPET OFFICE 4 TCVC-004 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-005A 4" DARK GRAY COVE BASE LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-005 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-005B 4" DARK GRAY COVE BASE LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-005 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-006A CREAM GLUE FOR 4" DARK GRAY COVE BASE LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-006 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-006B CREAM GLUE FOR 4" DARK GRAY COVE BASE LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-006 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-007A SQUARE PATTERN GRAY FLOOR TREAD LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-007 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-007B SQUARE PATTERN GRAY FLOOR TREAD LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-007 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-008A YELLOW GLUE FOR SQUARE PATTERN GRAY FLOOR TREAD LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-008 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-008B YELLOW GLUE FOR SQUARE PATTERN GRAY FLOOR TREAD LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-008 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-009A TAN GLUE FOR WALL HANGERS LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-009 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-009B TAN GLUE FOR WALL HANGERS LOBBY / ENTRY TCVC-009 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-010A 1' X 1' WHITE PINHOLE AND LARGE DIVOT CEILING TILE OFFICE 1 TCVC-010 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-010B 1' X 1' WHITE PINHOLE AND LARGE DIVOT CEILING TILE STORAGE TCVC-010 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-012A TAN SHEET FLOORING SERVICE CLOSET TCVC-012 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-012B TAN SHEET FLOORING SERVICE CLOSET TCVC-012 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-013A CLOTH UNDERLAYMENT FOR TAN SHEET FLOORING SERVICE CLOSET TCVC-013 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-013B CLOTH UNDERLAYMENT FOR TAN SHEET FLOORING SERVICE CLOSET TCVC-013 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA

TCVC-014A WHITE CAULK FOR SHOWER WALL RESTROOM 1 TCVC-014 13-Nov-24 TRACE NAD TRACE

ANTHOPHYLLITE

TCVC-014B WHITE CAULK FOR SHOWER WALL RESTROOM 1 TCVC-014 13-Nov-24 TRACE NAD NA TCVC-015A BLACK COATING FOR UNDERSIDE OF ROOF ATTIC TCVC-015 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-015B BLACK COATING FOR UNDERSIDE OF ROOF ATTIC TCVC-015 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-016A SILVER COATING FOR BLACK ROOF TAR COATING ATTIC TCVC-016 13-Nov-24 YES 2.0 CHRYSOTILE NA TCVC-016B SILVER COATING FOR BLACK ROOF TAR COATING ATTIC TCVC-016 13-Nov-24 YES NA/PS NA TCVC-017A BLACK ROOF TAR COATING ATTIC TCVC-017 13-Nov-24 YES 6.0 CHRYSOTILE NA TCVC-017B BLACK ROOF TAR COATING ATTIC TCVC-017 13-Nov-24 YES NA/PS NA TCVC-018A BLACK TAR PAPER FOR ROOF TAR COATING ATTIC TCVC-018 13-Nov-24 YES 8.0 CHRYSOTILE NA TCVC-018B BLACK TAR PAPER FOR ROOF TAR COATING ATTIC TCVC-018 13-Nov-24 YES NA/PS NA TCVC-019A BLACK TAR FOR STONE BALLAST ATTIC TCVC-019 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-019B BLACK TAR FOR STONE BALLAST ATTIC TCVC-019 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-020A BLACK TAR PAPER FOR UNDERNEATH STONE BALLAST ATTIC TCVC-020 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-020B BLACK TAR PAPER FOR UNDERNEATH STONE BALLAST ATTIC TCVC-020 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-021A BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TCVC-021 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-021B BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TCVC-021 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-022A BLACK TAR FOR BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TCVC-022 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-022B BLACK TAR FOR BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TCVC-022 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-023A BLACK TAR PAPER FOR BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TCVC-023 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-023B BLACK TAR PAPER FOR BLACK ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF TCVC-023 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-024A WHITE CAULK FOR EXTERIOR DOOR AND WINDOW FRAME EXTERIOR TCVC-024 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-024B WHITE CAULK FOR EXTERIOR DOOR AND WINDOW FRAME EXTERIOR TCVC-024 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-025A WHITE CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW CASING EXTERIOR TCVC-025 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-025B WHITE CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW CASING EXTERIOR TCVC-025 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA TCVC-026A GRAY CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW FRAME EXTERIOR TCVC-026 13-Nov-24 YES 2.0 CHRYSOTILE NA TCVC-026B GRAY CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW FRAME EXTERIOR TCVC-026 13-Nov-24 YES NA/PS NA TCVC-027A BLACK CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW FRAME EXTERIOR TCVC-027 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NAD TCVC-027B BLACK CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW FRAME EXTERIOR TCVC-027 13-Nov-24 NO NAD NA

NOTES:

ACM = ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL; >1% ASBESTOS.

HA = HOMOGENEOUS AREA

NA = NOT ANALYZED

TABLE 2

BULK SUSPECT ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS TESTING RESULTS

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

SAMPLE

NUMBER MATERIAL DESCRIPTION SAMPLE LOCATION HA # DATE SAMPLED ACM

(YES/NO/TRACE) PLM RESULT TEM RESULT

NA/PS = NOT ANALYZED DUE TO POSITIVE STOP

NAD = NO ASBESTOS DETECTED

PLM = POLARIZED LIGHT MICROSCOPY

TEM = TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

TABLE 3

ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS INVENTORY

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

FLOOR ROOM MATERIAL DESCRIPTION HA # % ASBESTOS ACM

(YES/NO/TRACE)

ESTIMATED

QUANTITY UNIT TYPE FRIABLE

(YES/NO) CONDITION PHOTO

ID

GROUND RESTROOM 1 WHITE CAULK FOR SHOWER WALL TCVC-014 TRACE

ANTHOPHYLLITE TRACE 15 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 9

ATTIC ATTIC SILVER COATING FOR BLACK ROOF TAR COATING TCVC-016 2.0 CHRYSOTILE YES 2773 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 11 ATTIC ATTIC BLACK ROOF TAR COATING TCVC-017 6.0 CHRYSOTILE YES 2773 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 12 ATTIC ATTIC BLACK TAR PAPER FOR ROOF TAR COATING TCVC-018 8.0 CHRYSOTILE YES 2773 SF MISC. NO DAMAGED 12

EXTERIOR EXTERIOR GRAY CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW FRAME TCVC-026 2.0 CHRYSOTILE YES 160 LF MISC. NO UNDAMAGED 17

NOTES:

ACM = ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL; >1% ASBESTOS.

HA = HOMOGENEOUS AREA

LF = LINEAR FEET

MISC. = MISCELLANEOUS ACM

NAD = NO ASBESTOS DETECTED

SF = SQUARE FEET

TABLE 4

LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIALS TESTING RESULTS

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

COLOR/

COATING SUBSTRATE COMPONENT

GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS TCVC-L-001 BEIGE DRYWALL WALL 0 SF <0.0038 NO NO 19

GROUND SERVICE CLOSET TCVC-L-002 TAN WOOD DOOR FRAME <1 LF <0.0047 NO NO 20

GROUND RESTROOM 1 TCVC-L-003 WHITE DRYWALL WALL <1 SF <0.0045 NO NO 21

GROUND RESTROOM 1 TCVC-L-004 TAN WOOD WINDOW FRAME 0 LF <0.0045 NO NO 22

NOTES:

LBP - LEAD-BASED PAINT

LCM - LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIAL

LF - LINEAR FEET

SF - SQUARE FEET

% LEAD BY WEIGHT - PERCENT LEAD CONTENT BY WEIGHT

LEAD CONCENTRATIONS GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO 0.5 % BY WEIGHT ARE CONSIDERED LBP.

RESULTS CONSIDERED LBP ARE MARKED IN BOLD.

PAINT CHIP SAMPLES OF INDIVIDUAL TESTING COMBINATIONS ARE ASSUMED TO BE REPRESENTATIVE OF SIMILAR PAINT COLOR, SUBSTRATE, AND COMPONENT IN THE AREAS SURVEYED.

RESULT (%

LEAD BY

WEIGHT)

LCM

(YES/NO)

LBP

(YES/NO) PHOTO IDFLOOR TESTING COMBINATION

LOCATION

PAINT CHIP

SAMPLE ID

TESTING COMBINATION ESTIMATED

QUANTITY OF

DAMAGED PAINT

UNIT

TABLE 5

OTHER POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS OR REGULATED MATERIALS INVENTORY

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

FLOOR LOCATION MATERIAL DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS OR REGULATED

SUBSTANCE

ESTIMATED

QUANTITY UNIT PHOTO

ID

GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS EXIT SIGN HG, LLR, PB-ACID BATTERY BACKUP 2 EA 23 GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS EMERGENCY LIGHT HG, LLR, PB-ACID BATTERY BACKUP 2 EA 24

GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS MOTION SENSOR LLR 1 EA 25

GROUND INFO. DESK/ SALES/ EXHIBITS SMOKE DETECTOR LLR 2 EA 26

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR FIRE EXTINGUISHER ODS, PRESSURIZED HAZARD 1 EA 27

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR MOTION SENSOR LLR 1 EA 25

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - TUBE HG 8 EA 28

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - BALLAST E-WASTE 4 EA 28

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR EXIT SIGN HG, LLR, PB-ACID BATTERY BACKUP 1 EA 23

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR EMERGENCY LIGHT HG, LLR, PB-ACID BATTERY BACKUP 1 EA 24

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR SMOKE DETECTOR LLR 2 EA 26

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR REFRIGERATOR "GE" REFRIGERANT, ODS 1 EA 29

GROUND LUNCHROOM & CORRIDOR CHEST FREEZER "HOT POINT" REFRIGERANT, ODS 1 EA 30

GROUND OFFICE 1 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - TUBE HG 4 EA 28

GROUND OFFICE 1 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - BALLAST E-WASTE 2 EA 28

GROUND OFFICE 1 SECURITY BATTERY CABINET PB-ACID BATTERY BACKUP 1 EA 31

GROUND SERVICE CLOSET STORED CHEMICALS: DISINFECTANTS REGULATED SUBSTANCES 5 EA 32 GROUND SERVICE CLOSET STORED CHEMICALS: CARPET CLEANER REGULATED SUBSTANCES 5 EA 32 GROUND SERVICE CLOSET STORED CHEMICALS: "DIVERSEY" CLEANER REGULATED SUBSTANCES 5 EA 32

GROUND OFFICE 2, OFFICE 3, OFFICE 4,

OFFICE CORRIDOR & SEAS. INTRP. FIRE EXTINGUISHER ODS, PRESSURIZED HAZARD 2 EA 27

GROUND OFFICE 2, OFFICE 3, OFFICE 4,

OFFICE CORRIDOR & SEAS. INTRP. MOTION SENSOR LLR 1 EA 25

GROUND OFFICE 2, OFFICE 3, OFFICE 4,

OFFICE CORRIDOR & SEAS. INTRP. EMERGENCY LIGHT HG, LLR, PB-ACID BATTERY BACKUP 1 EA 24

GROUND OFFICE 2, OFFICE 3, OFFICE 4,

OFFICE CORRIDOR & SEAS. INTRP. 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - TUBE HG 22 EA 28

GROUND OFFICE 2, OFFICE 3, OFFICE 4,

OFFICE CORRIDOR & SEAS. INTRP. 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - BALLAST E-WASTE 11 EA 28

GROUND OFFICE 2, OFFICE 3, OFFICE 4,

OFFICE CORRIDOR & SEAS. INTRP. SMOKE DETECTOR LLR 3 EA 26

GROUND RESTROOM 1 MOTION SENSOR LLR 1 EA 25

GROUND RESTROOM 2 MOTION SENSOR LLR 1 EA 25

GROUND OFFICE 5 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - TUBE HG 4 EA 28

GROUND OFFICE 5 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - BALLAST E-WASTE 2 EA 28

GROUND OFFICE 5 FIRE EXTINGUISHER ODS, PRESSURIZED HAZARD 1 EA 27

GROUND OFFICE 5 SMOKE DETECTOR LLR 1 EA 26

GROUND OFFICE 6 & STORAGE 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - TUBE HG 6 EA 28

GROUND OFFICE 6 & STORAGE 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - BALLAST E-WASTE 3 EA 28

GROUND OFFICE 6 & STORAGE SMOKE DETECTOR LLR 1 EA 26

GROUND FIRST AID 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - TUBE HG 4 EA 28

GROUND FIRST AID 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - BALLAST E-WASTE 2 EA 28

GROUND FIRST AID FIRE EXTINGUISHER ODS, PRESSURIZED HAZARD 1 EA 27

GROUND FIRST AID SMOKE DETECTOR LLR 1 EA 26

TABLE 5

OTHER POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS OR REGULATED MATERIALS INVENTORY

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

FLOOR LOCATION MATERIAL DESCRIPTION POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS OR REGULATED

SUBSTANCE

ESTIMATED

QUANTITY UNIT PHOTO

ID

GROUND FIRST AID EXIT SIGN HG, LLR, PB-ACID BATTERY BACKUP 1 EA 23

GROUND FIRST AID EMERGENCY LIGHT HG, LLR, PB-ACID BATTERY BACKUP 1 EA 24

GROUND FIRST AID OXYGEN CANISTERS REGULATED SUBSTANCES 11 EA 33

ATTIC ATTIC "YORK" AHU ODS, PRESSURIZED HAZARD 2 EA 34

ATTIC ATTIC 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - TUBE HG 8 EA 28

ATTIC ATTIC 4' FLUORESCENT LIGHT FIXTURE - BALLAST E-WASTE 4 EA 28

EXTERIOR EXTERIOR SEPTIC TANK REGULATED SUBSTANCES 1 EA 35

EXTERIOR EXTERIOR PROPANE UST REGULATED SUBSTANCES 1 EA 36

EXTERIOR EXTERIOR AHU ODS, PRESSURIZED HAZARD 2 EA 34

NOTES:

AHU = AIR HANDLING UNIT

EA - EACH

E-WASTE - ELECTRONIC WASTE

HG - MERCURY

LLR - LOW LEVEL RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL

ODS - OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCE

PB - LEAD

UST = UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK

TABLE 6

REGULATORY SUMMARY TABLE

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

Hazardous Material Regulation State and Federal Agency Requirements Summary Additional Testing

Requirements Party Responsible

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) – Asbestos (40 CFR

61.143 Subpart M)

Describes procedures for emission control. Mandates no visible emissions.

10 day notification requirement. Contains transport and disposal requirements.

NA

Owner as generator, abatement, and demolition contractor, disposal facility

EPA, Asbestos School Hazard Abatement Reauthorization Act (40 CFR 763 Appendix C to Subpart E)

Federal regulations describing activities that require licensure, specifies training criteria for training providers, and describes various other administrative responsibilities of asbestos consultants and contractors.

NA Abatement Contractor

OSHA, Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Construction, Asbestos (29 CFR 1926.1101, including Appendices A through K)

This section regulates asbestos exposure for construction activities.

Asbestos Clearance Testing

The Project Monitor (see below) performs asbestos in air clearance testing. The contractor's Industrial Hygienist will perform any personal asbestos in air testing for their workers at their discretion..

18 Virginia Administrative Code (VAC) 15-20 Virginia regulations describing activities that require licensure, specifies training criteria for training providers, and describes various other administrative responsibilities of asbestos consultants and contractors.

NA Abatement Contractor

18VAC15-20-455.

A project monitor is required for observing and monitoring the activities of an asbestos abatement contractor on asbestos projects to determine that proper work practices are used and compliance with all asbestos laws and regulations is maintained, collecting environmental air samples during the asbestos project, performing visual inspections of the work area and granting final clearance upon completion of the asbestos project.

Asbestos- in-air clearance testing is performed by the Project Monitor.

Owner or Contractor must hire an independent asbestos project monitor

16VAC25-20.

The Department of Labor and Industry’s Asbestos Project/Demolition Notification combines the requirements of the Asbestos NESHAP and the Virginia Regulation Concerning Licensed Asbestos Contractor Notification, Asbestos Project Permits, and Permit Fees, Both regulations require that notification be submitted on the form specified by the department before beginning asbestos projects which include the disturbance of asbestos-containing building material or the disturbance of the NESHAP threshold amount of asbestos-containing material in a facility. Notifications are also required for essentially all demolition projects, regardless of whether asbestos containing materials are present in the structure. A demolition notification must be submitted 10 working days prior to the start date of the demolition.

NA

Typically the abatement contractor submits the Permit Application to:

Virginia Department of Labor and Industry Attention: Accounting/Finance 6606 West Broad Street Richmond, VA 23230

FAX (804) 371-7634

Lead Paint Not applicable for this project

Low level (LLR) radioactive components

Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), Licensing Requirements for Land Disposal of Radioactive Waste (10 CFR, Part 61, Chapter 1)

Governs disposal facilities that accept LLRs such as motion sensors, smoke detectors, emergency lights, and exit signs identified on this project. Note that as per Table 5 some of these items contain additional HazMat related components that must also be accepted by the disposal facility.

NA

Owner, transportation contractor, disposal facility

40 CFR-273. Governs the handling and disposal of the Universal Waste subset of Hazardous Wastes

NA These items are typically recycled

VAC20-60-273 Lists disposal facilities that accept Hazardous Waste.

Incorporates the above RCRA regulations by reference

NA

Contractor Transports to , Disposal Facility, Owner signs manifest

E-waste NA NA NA Contractor transports to a local disposal facility (likely Accomack County Landfill).

Fire Extinguisher, Oxygen Cannisters

13VAC5-52-500. IFC Chapter 53 Compressed Gases and Chapter 63 Chapter 53 governs storage, use, and handling of compressed gases in compressed gas containers, cylinders. Chapter 63 governs oxidizers.

NA

Contractor transports, typically to a local Fire Department or cylinder recycling firm

Asbestos

Fluorescent Light, Mercury and Lead Containing Items, Lead Batteries

VAC20-60-273. Adoption of Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) 40 CFR Part 273 by Reference

TABLE 6

REGULATORY SUMMARY TABLE

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS)

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

HAZMAT SURVEY REPORT

Hazardous Material Regulation State and Federal Agency Requirements Summary Additional Testing

Requirements Party Responsible

Septic Tank Accomack County Code Section 106-384.b.5.

The Accomack County Environmental Programs Department regulates Septic tank closures.

1) Ensure the septic tank is pumped out by a licensed sewage handler. This is required to remove all effluent and solids from the tank.

2) Disconnect and Remove Components: Disconnect the septic tank from the house plumbing and remove any electrical components, such as pumps or alarms.

3) Crush or Fill the Tank: The tank should either be crushed and removed or filled with a suitable material like sand or gravel to prevent collapse.

4)Inspection and Documentation: Have the closure inspected by a local health department official or a licensed professional to ensure compliance with local regulations. Documentation of the closure process may be required.

5) Submit Required Paperwork: Submit any necessary paperwork to the Accomack County Environmental Programs department to certify that the septic tank has been properly closed1.

NA Owner and contractor

Propane Tank 13VAC5-52-500. IFC Chapter 53 Compressed Gases and Chapters 58 (Flammable Gases)

Chapter 53 governs storage, use, and handling of compressed gases in compressed gas containers, cylinders. Chapter 58 governs flammable gasses.

NA

Owner as generator, Contractor Transports to the Propane Tank Supplier for recycling or disposal

Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) in AHUs and Refrigerator and Freezer

Virginia Hazardous Waste Management Regulations (VHWMR) 40 CFR Part 82 of the Clean Air Act

1) Venting of refrigerants containing ODS, such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), to the atmosphere or drained to the ground or sewer is prohibited.

2) The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) provides guidelines for the proper disposal of specialty waste (such as the universal wastes discussed above) , including ODS. These substances should be handled by certified professionals to ensure they are disposed of in compliance with state and federal regulations.

3) A licensed contractor is required to handle ozone-depleting substances

(ODS) to ensure that these substances are managed safely and in compliance with both state and federal regulations. The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) oversees these regulations, which align with the guidelines set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Hazardous Waste Regulations: Facilities that generate, accumulate, transport, treat, store, or dispose of DS, must comply with the

NA

Owner as generator, Licensed contractor shall contain and dispose of

ODS

Notes:

In Virginia, facilities that generate less than 100 kg of universal waste are classified as Small Quantity Handlers of Universal Waste (SQHUW). These facilities do not need a permit prior to disposal, but they must comply with specific management requirements to prevent releases to the environment

A small quantity handler of universal waste is not required to notify EPA of universal waste handling activities.

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POSITIVE ACM SAMPLE, >1.0% ASBESTOS

NEGATIVE ACM SAMPLE, <1.0% ASBESTOS

TCVC-001A

TCVC-001A

TCVC-004BTCVC-014A

TCVC-014B

TCVC-001B

TCVC-002B

TCVC-003B

TCVC-010B

TCVC-009A

TCVC-009B

TCVC-001A

TCVC-002A

TCVC-003A

TCVC-004A

TCVC-024A

TCVC-027B

TCVC-010A

TCVC-024B

TCVC-025A

TCVC-025B

TCVC-026B

TCVC-027A

TCVC-026A

TCVC-005B

TCVC-006B

TCVC-007B

TCVC-008B

TCVC-007A

TCVC-008A

TCVC-005A

TCVC-006A

TCVC-012A

TCVC-012B

TCVC-013A

TCVC-013B

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- GROUND FLOOR

DATE

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CK.

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SB

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CHINCOTEAGUE, VA

CONTRACT NO.

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(FY2025)

NOTES

1. FLOOR PLAN PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE.

2. SAMPLE LOCATIONS ARE APPROXIMATE.

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POSITIVE ACM SAMPLE, >1.0% ASBESTOS

NEGATIVE ACM SAMPLE, <1.0% ASBESTOS

TCVC-001A

TCVC-001A

TCVC-019B

TCVC-020B

TCVC-016B

TCVC-017B

TCVC-018B

TCVC-016A

TCVC-017A

TCVC-018A

TCVC-019A

TCVC-020A

TCVC-015B TCVC-015A

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- ATTIC FLOOR

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CHINCOTEAGUE, VA

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(FY2025)

NOTES

1. FLOOR PLAN PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE.

2. SAMPLE LOCATIONS ARE APPROXIMATE.

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NEGATIVE ACM SAMPLE, <1.0% ASBESTOS

TCVC-001A

TCVC-001A

TCVC-021A

TCVC-022A

TCVC-023A

TCVC-021B

TCVC-022B

TCVC-023B

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- ROOF

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DEC-24

SB

JP

60738313

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CHINCOTEAGUE, VA

CONTRACT NO.

14P2022D00002

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NEGATIVE LBP SAMPLE, <0.5% LEAD BY WEIGHT

TCVC-L-001

TCVC-L-002

TCVC-L-003

TCVC-L-004

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- GROUND FLOOR

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CK.

PROJ. NO.

DEC-24

SB

JP

60738313

TOMS COVE VISITOR CENTER

CHINCOTEAGUE, VA

CONTRACT NO.

14P2022D00002

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ASSESSMENT/SURVEY

(FY2025)

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CHINCOTEAGUE, VA

CONTRACT NO.

14P2022D00002

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ASSESSMENT/SURVEY

(FY2025)

NOTES

1. FLOOR PLAN PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE.

2. SAMPLE LOCATIONS ARE APPROXIMATE.

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GRAY CAULK FOR EXTERIOR WINDOW FRAME

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CHINCOTEAGUE, VA

CONTRACT NO.

14P2022D00002

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ASSESSMENT/SURVEY

(FY2025)

NOTES

1. FLOOR PLAN PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE.

2. SAMPLE LOCATIONS ARE APPROXIMATE.

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SILVER COATING FOR BLACK ROOF TAR COATING

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MIDLOTHIAN, VIRGINIA 23112

TEL: (804) 763-1200 • FAX: (804) 763-1800

12/3/2024 AmeriSci Job # 124121048

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PLM Bulk Asbestos Report Date Received

Date Examined

RE:

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P.O. #

Asbestos Present Total % AsbestosClient No. / HGA Lab No. Notes

Location:

NoTCVC-001A 124121048-01

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TCVC-001

NAD

(by CVES) by Beverly A. Schrage on 12/05/24

Analyst Description:

Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

White/Brown, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Cellulose 5.0%, Non-fibrous 95%

Location:

NoTCVC-001B 124121048-02

DRYWALL; STORAGE

TCVC-001

NAD

(by CVES) by Beverly A. Schrage on 12/05/24

Analyst Description:

Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

White/Brown, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Cellulose 5.0%, Non-fibrous 95%

Location:

NoTCVC-002A 124121048-03

JOINT COMPOUND; LOBBY / ENTRY

TCVC-002

NAD

(by CVES) by Beverly A. Schrage on 12/05/24

Analyst Description:

Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

White, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 100%

Location:

NoTCVC-002B 124121048-04

JOINT COMPOUND; STORAGE

TCVC-002

NAD

(by CVES) by Beverly A.