Attachment 6 Lead Based Paint Survey (1999).pdf

Acacia Environlnenlal Mal1age111enl 511 North II Street, Suite I-I • Lornp0c, (~1\93436 • (805) 7.35-1.958 • (805) 735-4378 fax

Janllary 13, 1999

Mr. J. I-Iernatldcz \1erlical Planning

3() CES

Vanden.berg AFB, CA 93437

Dear Mr. Hernal1dez:

Tbree samples of tbe exterior siding of buildillg 13()22 (Cllapel II) were collected. TIle average vallIe of tile lead-ill-paint was 65,117 ltlg/kg. TIle paint meets the Jefitlition of "lead-based paint" and exceeds 1,()()O ppm atld any residual waste must be considered to be "llazardotls" as set fortll ill EPA-RCRA.

The painted exterior concrete footing of tIle IJuildillg was sampled and the average concentration of lead-in paint was t io mg/kg. TIle paint does not meet the definition of "lead-based painl ."

Since tIle concentration exceeds S() ppln, tIle waste must be considered to be "llazardolls" atId subsequent testing of waste and residual water will be required to cilaracterize same, The brown-painted lland rail at tIle north entry was sampled and the lead-in-paitlt concentration was 74,()86 mg/kg. TIle paint meets tIle definition of lead-based paint and "hazardous" waste as set forth at RCRA.

The black-painted hallcl rail at the soutll entry was sampled and the lead-in-paint concentration was 9() lng/kg. Wbile t.lIe paint does riot meet tile definition of "lead-hased paint", tIle paint is to be considered a Califonlia "hazardous" waste, wllile being non hazardous as set forth at RCRA.

1'llC brown-paillt 11lclallcHlvers located on tIle east side, adjacent to mecllanical room, lead-it, paint concentration was 74,()85 mg/kg. TIle paint meets the definition of "lead-based paint" and rcsidttal waste is to he COIlsidered a "Ilazardous" waste as set fortil at RCRA.

OSI-IA regtJations (29 CFR 1926.62)requires employers to protect against over expoStlre of their employees whenever, regardless of concentration, lead is present.

DJW/ae attachnlcnl: Analytical Report

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MICRO ANALYTICAL LABORATORIES, INC.

FLAME AA - LEAD IN PAINT - EPA SOP (1991)

Acacia Environmental Managernent 511 North "H" Street, SUite H Lompoc, CA 9~4ge

PROJECT;

VERTICAL PLANNING

FACILITY: 13022

POC: E. CROSBY

REFERENCE NO. 99-02

CONThACT NO.

F046 84-99-AOO 11

MicrQ Log In 6 4 0 6 3

TOla1 Samples 8

DQlo Sampled 1/8/99

Data ~eceived 1/1 119 9

Daf~ Ansfyzed 1/ 13/99

Sample 10

Lead Concentration

Weight Percent mg/kg (ppm)

Dc!tecllon Limn

(mgit<g)

Client: L'~_'~"_M''''' 11-01 Lab: €4063·01 l:AST MEC~. ROOM 9.47% 94,725 1,099

EXTE~IOR ..S~'GE

WOOD SIOING

Client:r~~ 11-02

Lab: 64063..02

SOUTH SIPE 3 .. 96~{' 39,648 686

EXT£RIOR ..SEG E

WOOD SIOiNG

CfiGnt:l-. 11 ..03 ~-'I,I'

Lab: G40S3-03 6.11% 61,127NORTH9*of! 980

EXT!A10" ..1!~IC"

WOOO$IDING

Clienl.. r 11 .. 04 ''tn~ ..

lab: 64053-04 tJORT'H ENTRV 5.78''/0 57,812 798 HANO AArl - bROWN

METAL

Client: ( 11·05 ..-t.nb: 64063·05

I lASl sioa 7.41 % 74.086 883 l-QUVIRS ..BROWN i MeTAL

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PRELIMINARY REPORT

Technical supervisor. __"'.'--eRELiMfHARY-R£litfRt- Analyst: JH

AIH/\ ELLAP Aeeredi1ed Leboratory. 10 1111150. Samptes aro analyzed byFlamt Akmfc Ab&orplion Spgel,fOmtttry In ~ccordanc, wlth E;PAts 'Stnndatd Oporatirt9 Prccedures forload InPlaln\ by HOlplare.. or Microwave-based Acid dfgosllona andAtomic Absorption or Inductivery Coupled Plasma f:tnlss;on Spectromotry- (1991), EPAleOO/a~g1l213, NTIS Do<:um8r'\1 No. PSQ2-1141 '2. Samples arepreparod by holpr~te dige,tlon wlth nitricacid and hydrogen petoxlda, Ctnd a".ly~~d by Hamo AA. Thha report mustnotbl r.produeed except Inful, with theapproviJl or Micro A,.,.fytica! Laboratoriesl tne., And pat1Q!rtt only to tho sampfg; anafy2.d, Unit expfanations: mg=mftfigramf; kgD kJlograms: ppm::: ptrb permllHcn. N'A~ NotApplletbfe.

5900 HOLLiS STREET, SUITE M, EMERYVILLE, CALIFORNIA 94508 • (510) eS3·0B24 lVlICRO ANALYTICAL LABORAr-rORIES, INC, FLAME AA w LEAD IN PAINT., EPA SOP (1991)

Acacia Environmental Management 511 North '-H" Street. Suite H Lompoc. CA 93436

PROJECT:

VERTICAL PLANNING

FACILITY: 13022

POC~ E. CROSBY

REFERENCE NO. 99-02

CONTRACT NO.

F04684·99"A0011

M\cro Log In 6 4 0 6 3

Total Sam~le8 8

DCltQ Sampled 1 / a199

Dafe RecotvQd 1/11/99

D81e AnaJyz~d 1/1 3/99

Sample 10

Lead Concentration

Weight Percent rng/kg (ppm) r~eteetion

Limit (mg/kg)

CIl9nt[__________ 't-08

Lab: 64063·06 SOU1HSIDE 0.01 o~ 102 49

EXTERIOR· BROWN

CONCRETE

Cllent:L 11-07

Lab; 64063·07 NORTH slOe 0.01 °/0 118 45

EXTERIOR • BROWN

CONCRE~

cnent:L. 11-08 lab: 64063-08 SOUtH ["TRY 0.01% 90 49 HANO "'All • 8LACK M['rAl

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PRELIMINARY REPORT

Technical Supervisor: PRELIMlNABIJIE~ Analyst: JH _ Fork!Ramersnzadetl, M,S.

AtHA ElLAP AeeredUed lab'~falory, to '11150. SamplQ~ are analyzQd by Fl,.mo Atcftlie Absorption S"eotromelry in accordance wilh EPA's·Sland~rd OpAr.Ung Pro~dure, for LoadIn Paint byHotplate- or MicroW8vo·bnsed ACId dlgo$tionl_ndAtomIc AbsorpUon or InducUv91y COlJplod PJa~m. Eml,s'on Spoc"ornotry· (1gg1). EPA/600/8-911213, NTIS Cocurnent No. PB92-114172. Semples or. pre-pared by hotpJfJt'~dig'5tion with nftrfe .cld and hydrogen poro)(ldt, enrl analyted byFr~mo A.A. This ripon must not be r~produe(td except In rvll, with tho approvar of Micro Annlyllc"llflboratorlas, Inc" and p.,r1"in~ only to Iho samples ani:IYlod. Unit,,,,planations: mgIf mflrrorams; kg~ kilogrems; ppmt:t partsperml1l1on. N/Ac Nor ~pp'icab'o.

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