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FINAL – ASBESTOS

STATEMENT OF WORK/SPECIFICATIONS

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1.0 DESCRIPTION OF WORK

The site/property is described and located as follows:

THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (CDE) DIAGNOSTIC CENTER

4339 STATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90032

An asbestos survey was conducted by Panacea, Inc. (Panacea) for the Ceiling Tile Replacement Project in October 2023. Panacea’s survey findings are summarized in Section

3.1 of this Statement of Work (SOW) for use by the Bidder/CONTRACTOR (hereafter referred to as “CONTRACTOR”). Panacea’s survey results (table and figures) are attached to this asbestos

SOW.

For the purposes of this SOW, asbestos-containing materials (ACM) refers to material found or assumed to contain greater than 1 percent asbestos (>1% asbestos).

This SOW requires the CONTRACTOR to remove ACM from locations where follow-on renovation activities are to occur as presented in this SOW. The CONTRACTOR shall obtain all necessary permits for asbestos removal once the contract is issued and before beginning any work. The CONTRACTOR shall arrange timely inspection of all items to be removed and site conditions to ensure proper removal and disposal of the ACM in the Diagnostic Center in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, and this SOW.

The ACM shall be removed by a State of California-licensed asbestos contractor and disposed of properly in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws and guidelines.

2.0 OBJECTIVE

The objective is to conduct proper removal and disposal of ACM from the Diagnostic Center in selected locations where it may be disturbed during the follow-on renovation activities for the Ceiling Tile Replacement Project.

The contractor is expected to conduct spot removal in selected locations and not complete removal of all ACM in the renovation areas.

3.0 NOTIFICATION TO CONTRACTOR

It is the sole responsibility of the CONTRACTOR to verify the quantities and conditions of ACM provided herein, comply with all applicable laws and regulations, and protect its workers and the environment from potential exposure related to ACM.

The CONTRACTOR shall perform measurements, as necessary, to estimate the cost to remove and dispose of the ACM.

The CONTRACTOR should be aware that this is a multi-phased project, and that the ACM will be removed based on the phasing of the project and not all at one time. The phasing schedule is included in the attachments.

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3.1 PRESENCE, LOCATIONS, AND QUANTITIES OF ACM

The information contained in this SOW is intended to help the CONTRACTOR identify ACM in locations where follow-on renovation activities will occur for the Ceiling Tile Replacement Project.

Identified or assumed ACM shall be removed prior to the renovation activities. The locations of ACM are summarized in the table below. For details of the survey results, see the attached table and figures in attachments.

PRESENCE

LOCATIONS

(Homogeneous Area)

ESTIMATED

QUANTITY

CONDITION

ASSUMED ACM (Assumed >1% Asbestos)

Plaster ceilings, light gray Included ~2,500 SF of plaster ceilings in various rooms on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 1 to 3.

~350 SF

(actual number of spot removal)

Nonfriable and good.

Plaster walls, light gray Included ~7,300 SF of plaster walls in various rooms on 1st and 2nd floors. The plaster is exposed and behind ceramic wall tiles in these rooms. See Figures 1 to 3.

~300 SF

(actual number of spot removal)

Nonfriable and good.

Brown mastic associated with cove base, 3”, gray

Included brown cove base mastic in Room #241 on 2nd floor. See Figure 3. ~5 SF

Nonfriable and good.

ACM (>1% Asbestos)

Joint compound associated with unfinished wallboard (drywall), white

Included ~17,000 SF of ceilings and walls in the ceiling spaces of the main hallways on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 1 to 3.

Disturbance to ACM joint compound (on the seams of unfinished drywall only) is not anticipated.

Penetrations for new conduit lines and fire alarm equipment can be made in the non-asbestos-containing unfinished drywall. To avoid accidental disturbance to ACM joint compound, this work shall be performed by personnel with at least 16-hour asbestos operation and maintenance (O&M) training.

NO IMPACT

Nonfriable and good.

Pipe insulation, elbows, 3” OD, white

Included pipe elbows (~22 elbows total) in the ceiling spaces of Rooms #1, #21, #25, #50, #66, and #106 on 1st floor. See Figures 1 and 2.

No impact is anticipated to the ACM pipe elbows, they are included for informational purposes only.

NO IMPACT

Friable and good.

Black mastic associated with linoleum, light brown, white and brown specks

Included Rooms #33, #34, #37, #38, and #49 on 1st floor. See Figure 2. ~300 SF

Nonfriable and good.

Black mastic associated with floor tiles, 1’x1’, tan, light brown streaks

Included northeast portion of Room #66 on 1st floor.

See Figure 2. ~20 SF

Nonfriable and good.

Floor tile and black mastic, 9”x9”, light brown, brown streaks

Included Room #241 on 2nd floor. See Figure 3.

~20 SF

Nonfriable and good.

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Notes:

1. SF = square feet; > = greater than; < = less than, % = percent; ~ = approximately; OD = outside diameter

2. Refer to Figures 1 to 3 in the attachments for area/room designations and homogeneous areas covered.

4.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

• The CONTRACTOR shall perform, as needed, all or partial demolition/removal of partition walls, carpet, debris, and other miscellaneous items to access the ACM.

• The work specified herein shall be the removal and disposal of ACM and all material that becomes contaminated with asbestos resulting from the abatement process.

• The work shall be conducted by competent people who are trained, knowledgeable about, and qualified in the techniques of abating, handling, and disposing of ACM and asbestos-contaminated material, as well as the subsequent cleaning of contaminated areas. These persons shall be capable of performing, and willing to perform, the work described in this SOW.

• The work shall comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, guidelines, and this SOW. Where conflict exists, the most stringent requirements shall apply.

• The contractor shall direct and perform all waste management activities in accordance with the Department of General Services (Client) policies and local, state, and federal regulations.

• The CONTRACTOR shall dispose of all friable (hazardous) and non-friable (non-hazardous) ACM at a state-approved landfill in strict accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and guidelines.

• The CONTRACTOR shall encapsulate any remaining surfaces from which ACM are removed.

• The CONTRACTOR shall have a competent person(s), as defined by the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 29, Section 1910.1101 (29 CFR 1910.1101), and certified supervisor(s) and qualified person(s), as defined by the California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Section 1529 (8 CCR 1529), onsite always when the abatement work is in progress.

• The CONTRACTOR shall supply all labor, materials, services, equipment, insurance, licenses, expertise, permits, and taxes necessary to conduct the work in accordance with this SOW and all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and guidelines including but not limited to the following:

- South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) Rule 1403, including Procedure 5 requirements as needed.

- National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) Rule 40, CFR 61, Subpart M.

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- Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (Fed-OSHA) 29 CFR 1910.1101, and California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) 8

CCR 1529.

- 8 CCR 5144: Respiratory Protective Equipment.

- 22 CCR Chapter 12, Articles 1 to 4: Standards Applicable to Generators of Hazardous Waste.

- 22 CCR Chapter 13, Articles 1 to 5: Standards Applicable to Transporter of Hazardous Waste.

- American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) E 1368 (current version): Visual Inspection of Asbestos Abatement Projects.

• The most recent editions of any relevant laws, regulations, guidelines, standards, documents, and codes shall be followed. Where conflict exists among the laws, regulations, standards, documents, codes, and this SOW, the most stringent shall apply.

• The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for complying with changes in regulatory requirements and enforcement at no additional expense to the Client.

• The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for abatement measures for each area where removal will be performed (e.g., security measures, storage areas for equipment, design and locations of disposal areas, and decontamination area).

• The CONTRACTOR shall coordinate all site activities with the Client and coordinate with other construction work performed as part of the project.

• The CONTRACTOR is responsible for its employees’ and its subcontractors’ safety at all times while on the Client’s premises.

• While the crew size is at the discretion of the contractor, time is of the essence and any measures to shorten the time frame should be identified.

• INSURANCE: Prior to commencement of asbestos-related construction work, the Contractor shall provide the Client with a certificate of insurance with the following provisions:

- Coverage Requirements. Contractor shall obtain, at its sole cost and expense, from a reputable insurance company, with a current A.M. Best’s rating of not less than “A-“ and a financial size of “VIII” as set forth in the most recent edition of Best’s Insurance Reports, and shall maintain throughout the term of this Agreement and for a period of not less than two years beyond termination of this Agreement the following insurance coverages in at least the following amounts:

Workers’ Compensation Insurance in an amount not less than that prescribed by law, together with Employer’s Liability Insurance in amounts of not less than $1,000,000 bodily injury each accident, $1,000,000 bodily injury by disease each employee, and $1,000,000 bodily injury by disease policy limit.

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Commercial General Liability Insurance on a broad-form, per project, occurrence basis (including XCU coverage) with limits of at least $1,000,000 per occurrence, $2,000,000 aggregate, $2,000,000 products and completed operations, and $1,000,000 personal and advertising injury.

Professional Errors and Omissions Insurance containing no exclusions or limitations applicable to the work or operations of the type being performed, with limits of at least $2,000,000 per claim and $2,000,000 annual aggregate on a claims made basis.

Commercial Automobile Liability Insurance (owned, non-owned and hired), including personal injury and property damage, with a combined single limit of at least $1,000,000.

Umbrella and/or Excess Liability Insurance on a follow form basis in excess of the primary Commercial General Liability, Commercial Automobile Liability and Employer’s Liability insurance required herein, with minimum limits of $5,000,000 each occurrence and $5,000,000 annual aggregate.

Contractor’s Pollution Liability Insurance on an occurrence form, with minimum amounts of $5,000,000 per occurrence and $5,000,000 in the aggregate, providing coverage for mold.

- Limit of liability shall be job specific with no "sunset clause." A "claims made" policy shall not be acceptable.

- Policy must specifically cover asbestos-related construction work.

5.0 JOB SUBMITTALS

5.1 PRE-JOB SUBMITTALS

No less than seven (7) calendar days prior to commencement of abatement work, the CONTRACTOR shall provide the Client and its designated consultant the following documentation:

• California Contractors State License Board license for asbestos removal.

• Certificate of insurance.

• DOSH registration.

• SCAQMD notification (if required).

• DOSH notification.

• Asbestos Workplan or standard operating procedures (SOP) with a work schedule (note:

the workplan shall include methods for waste containerization, labeling, storage, characterization, profiling, transport, and disposal/recycling).

• A diagram of containment and regulated locations, including decontamination units.

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• Site-Specific Health and Safety Plan – A site-specific health and safety plan will be submitted which will include special precautions taken by the CONTRACTOR in performing respective tasks, safety equipment to be worn by employees, frequency of safety meetings, and all other relevant functions to be performed by the CONTRACTOR, to ensure a safe workplace. The plan will include a contingency plan addressing emergency, equipment failures, and barrier failure. The plan will include telephone numbers of representatives of the CONTRACTOR to be contacted in emergencies.

• Site-Specific Respiratory Protection Plan - Proposed respiratory protection program for employees throughout all phases of the job including make, model, and National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health approval numbers of respirators to be used.

• Workers' medical release forms, training certificates, and respiratory fit-testing records.

• Transporter's name, Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) registration, and Department of Motor Vehicle license.

• Landfill operator's name and permit.

• SCAQMD permits.

• Other relevant records.

5.2 POST-JOB SUBMITTALS

Upon completion of the abatement work, the CONTRACTOR shall provide the Client and its designated consultant the following documents within thirty (30) calendar days unless otherwise stipulated:

• A written statement of completion of work performed and certification that the abatement areas are free of ACM.

• All daily contractor supervisor daily logs.

• All entry/exit logs.

• All employee sign-in logs.

• All personal air-monitoring results performed by CONTRACTOR.

• All waste manifest records and weight tickets from the landfill.

• Other relevant records obtained during the abatement process.

6.0 WORK AREA PREPARATION

• The CONTRACTOR shall establish a regulated work area (RWA) for all ACM removal.

• The CONTRACTOR shall pre-clean the RWA prior to setting up the RWA(s).

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• For all indoor asbestos abatement work where a negative pressure containment(s) is installed, the CONTRACTOR shall perform the following:

- Install critical barriers in all regulated work areas where asbestos abatement work is to be performed.

- Install decontamination units adjacent to each regulated work area. All workers must enter and exit the RWA through the decontamination unit. Establish a three-stage decontamination unit with a shower for Class 1 asbestos work and a two-stage decontamination unit with a wash station for Class II asbestos work.

• Asbestos signs shall be posted on any entrance/exit to the RWAs.

7.0 REMOVAL OF ACM

The procedures described in this SOW shall always be used. If the specified procedures cannot be used or if alternative procedures are requested by the CONTRACTOR, then a written request must be made to, and written approval must be obtained from the Client.

7.1 REMOVAL OF ACM

• ACM shall be removed in accordance with the methods specified in 8 CCR 1529 and in conjunction with a negative pressure enclosure (NPE) as follows:

- For all Class I asbestos work, a NPE capable of providing at least one air-change every 15 minutes and maintaining -0.02 inches of water pressure is required until final clearance is achieved.

- For all Class II asbestos work, a NPE capable of providing at least one air-change every 30 minutes is required until final clearance is achieved.

• Friable ACM – Removal shall be conducted in strict accordance with Class I asbestos work requirements as set forth in DOSH regulations. At a minimum, a powered, air-purifying respirator (PAPR) equipped with HEPA filters shall be used unless a negative exposure assessment (NEA) of the work indicates that the exposure level will not exceed 1 fiber per cubic centimeter of air (f/cc) as an 8-hour time-weighted average (TWA). Full-body coveralls, safety glasses, and work gloves will also be worn.

• Non-friable ACM – Removal shall be conducted in strict accordance with Class II asbestos work requirements as set forth in DOSH regulations. If non-friable ACM is in a sufficiently intact or wet state, then at a minimum, half-face, negative-pressure, air-purifying respirators equipped with HEPA filters shall be used. Full-body coveralls, safety glasses, and work gloves will also be worn.

• The surfaces and immediate areas from which ACM are removed shall be cleaned using wet-wiping and HEPA-vacuuming methods and shall be encapsulated with an approved encapsulant.

• Any debris and loose material shall be HEPA-vacuumed and/or removed in a wet condition.

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• The procedures described in this SOW are to be always utilized. If the specified procedures cannot be utilized or if alternative procedures are requested by the CONTRACTOR, a written request must be made to, and written approval must be obtained from the Client.

8.0 CLEANING AND ENCAPSULATION

• After the removal is completed, all surfaces within the RWA(s) shall be cleaned.

• All tools and equipment utilized inside the RWA(s) shall be thoroughly cleaned by HEPA-vacuuming and/or wet-wiping.

• All tools and equipment shall be cleaned and removed from the RWA(s) except for tools that may be required for additional cleaning if final visual clearance fails.

• All workers must decontaminate themselves using vacuums equipped with high-efficiency particulate air filter(s) (HEPA vacuum) and/or wet-wiping methods.

• At the completion of the final cleanup and when the CONTRACTOR’s supervisor has declared the work area free of visible dust and debris, the Client (or its consultant) shall be notified to perform the final clearance visual observation. After receiving approval from the Client (or its consultant), the CONTRACTOR shall encapsulate the areas where removal occurred inside the RWA(s).

9.0 TRANSPORTATION AND DISPOSAL REQUIREMENTS

• Asbestos-containing waste material (ACWM) [i.e., used protective suits and poly sheeting] shall be collected and placed in transparent, leak-tight containers (i.e., double bagged) or wrapping with a thickness of 6-mil as required by SCAQMD and applicable DOSH and Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements. The bags or wrapping will be stored in a lockable waste container that is leak-tight and lined with two (2) layers of 6-mil poly sheeting. The waste container will have asbestos signage on the outside of container.

• Each asbestos bag or wrapping shall have a generator label applied to the outside of the bag as required by SCAQMD. Each generator label shall include at a minimum, the generator name, location, and site address where the asbestos was removed.

• The ACWM shall be transported by a licensed transporter and disposed of at an approved landfill.

10.0 REQUEST FOR SITE OBSERVATIONS

The CONTRACTOR shall notify the Client (or its consultant) at least 24 hours prior to any of the following:

• The actual removal of ACM but after the regulated area(s) has been established.

• The encapsulation of RWA(s).

• Final clearance visual observation and/or air monitoring.

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• The CONTRACTOR’s tearing down the containment(s).

11.0 AIR MONITORING AND RELEASE OF CONTRACTOR

For indoor asbestos abatement work where a NPE is established, the clearance criteria will be based on both visual observation and air monitoring.

The following shall apply:

• Personal air monitoring shall be performed by the CONTRACTOR in accordance with DOSH regulations and at no additional cost to the Client.

• The Client reserves the right to engage the services of an independent consultant to perform area air monitoring and final clearance air monitoring for the project.

• The Client (or its consultant) reserves the right to refuse to perform the final clearance visual observation and/or air monitoring and require the CONTRACTOR to reclean the work area if the RWA is judged to be visually unclean. The visual observation will be conducted in accordance with the current version of American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) Designation E1368.

• The final clearance air monitoring shall be conducted by the Client (or its consultant) using an aggressive sampling method and be performed prior to deregulating the work area(s) and at least 4 hours after the completion of encapsulation. The clearance criteria will be based on the results of phase contrast microscopy (PCM) laboratory analysis.

The CONTRACTOR shall include in its pricing any necessary down time for the clearance air monitoring and laboratory analysis.

• The clearance criteria shall be based on PCM analytical results. The clearance criterion for PCM samples shall be that all sample concentrations are less than or equal to 0.01 f/cc as determined using National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Method 7400, Count Rule A.

• If the CONTRACTOR fails to achieve the PCM clearance criterion, then the CONTRACTOR may request additional transmission electron microscopy (TEM) analysis at its sole cost/expense and delays. The Client shall reserve the right to approve or deny the TEM analysis request. The clearance criterion for TEM samples shall be that all sample concentrations are less than or equal to 0.01 structures per cubic centimeter (s/cc) of air as determined using the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Yamate Level II analytical procedure. TEM results are considered to be more accurate than PCM results, and therefore TEM results shall supersede PCM results.

• The number of final clearance air samples collected shall be at the discretion of the Client and/or its consultant.

• If the clearance criterion has not been met, the CONTRACTOR shall be required to reclean all surfaces inside RWA using wet-cleaning methods and provide a negative air-filtration system during the recleaning process. This process of recleaning, allowing surfaces to dry, and retesting shall be repeated until compliance is achieved.

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• The Client shall bear the cost of the initial clearance air sample test for each RWA. If samples fail to pass the test as outlined above, the CONTRACTOR shall reclean the area and the area shall be subjected to repeated final visual observations and final clearance air sample tests, as necessary, until samples achieve the clearance criteria.

THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BEAR THE COST OF ALL SUBSEQUENT CLEANING,

ENCAPSULATION, SAMPLE COLLECTION, AND AIR SAMPLE ANALYSES (LABOR

AND MATERIAL) PERFORMED DUE TO FAILURE TO PASS THE INITIAL FINAL

CLEARANCE AIR SAMPLE TEST. All subsequent clearance air samples shall be collected using the same protocol listed above and shall be analyzed by the same laboratory used by the Client or its consultant. The Client or its consultant shall collect all subsequent air samples in the case of an initial failure. The CONTRACTOR shall be notified as soon as clearance air monitoring results are available.

12.0 ATTACHMENTS

Asbestos Survey Summary Table

Figures 1 to 3

Phasing Schedule

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ATTACHMENTS

Asbestos Survey Summary Table

Figures 1 to 3

ASBESTOS SURVEY SUMMARY TABLE

Sample No. Description of Material Sample Location Analytical

Results Homogeneous Area Additional Comments Est. Area Covered

4339 State University Drive, Los Angeles, California

4339-B-001 Ceiling tile and brown mastic, 1'x1', off-white, beige matrix, random pinholes

First floor, South Wing, Room #98

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-002 Ceiling tile and brown mastic, 1'x1', off-white, beige matrix, random pinholes

Second floor, Room #250

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-003 Ceiling tile and brown mastic, 1'x1', off-white, beige matrix, random pinholes

First floor, North Wing, Room #1

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-004 Plaster ceiling, beige First floor, South Wing, Room #98, above ceiling tile

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-005 Plaster ceiling, beige Second floor, Room #250, above ceiling tile

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-006 Plaster ceiling, beige Second floor, Room #230, above ceiling tile

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-007 Plaster ceiling, light gray Second floor, Room #224

ASSUMED ACM

~2,500 SF Included plaster ceilings in various rooms on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 1 to 3.

Nonfriable and in good condition. PLM result = <1% (trace) asbestos. Until additional PLM-point counting or TEM-quantitative analysis is performed, it is considered as ACM under EPA.

Priority No.

4339-B-008 Plaster ceiling, beige First floor, North Wing, Room #25, above ceiling tile

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-009 Plaster ceiling, beige First floor, Central Wing, Room #51, above ceiling tile

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-010 Plaster ceiling, beige First floor, North Wing, Room #6, above ceiling tile

ND

Priority No.

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Analytical

Results Homogeneous Area Additional Comments Est. Area Covered

4339 State University Drive, Los Angeles, California

4339-B-011 Plaster wall with drywall backing, white and beige

Second floor, Room #238

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-012 Plaster wall with drywall backing, white and beige

Second floor, Room #232

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-013 Plaster wall with drywall backing, white and beige

Second floor, Room #207

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-014 Plaster wall with drywall backing, white and beige

First floor, North Wing, Room #25

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-015 Plaster wall with drywall backing, white and beige

First floor, North Wing, Room #20

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-016 Plaster wall with drywall backing, white and beige

First floor, Central Wing, Room #33

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-017 Plaster wall with drywall backing, white and beige

First floor, South Wing, Room #87

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-018 Plaster ceiling, white and beige

Second floor, Room #229

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-019 Plaster ceiling, white and beige

First floor, North Wing, Room #23

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-020 Plaster ceiling, white and beige

First floor, North Wing, Room #8

ND

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Analytical

Results Homogeneous Area Additional Comments Est. Area Covered

4339 State University Drive, Los Angeles, California

4339-B-021 Ceramic wall tile with grout and mortar over plaster and black barrier paper, light yellow

Second floor, Room #220, on lower wall

ND Nonfriable and in good condition. This material was Assumed ACM by Steven Modtland (CAC).

Priority No.

4339-B-022 Ceramic wall tile with grout and mortar over plaster and black barrier paper, pink

First floor, Central Wing, Room #66, on lower

ND Nonfriable and in good condition. This material was Assumed ACM by Steven Modtland (CAC).

Priority No.

4339-B-023 Ceramic wall tile with grout and mortar over plaster and black barrier paperv, pink

First floor, South Wing, Room #96, on lower wall

PL=ASSUMED

ACM, ALL

OTHER

LAYERS=ND4

~7,300 SF Included plaster walls in various rooms on 1st and 2nd floors. The plaster is exposed and behind ceramic wall tiles in these rooms. See Figures 1 to 3.

Nonfriable and in good condition. PLM result for plaster layer = <1% (trace) asbestos. Until additional PLM-point counting or TEM-quantitative analysis is performed, it is considered as ACM under EPA.

Priority No.

4339-B-024 Barrier paper, black First floor, North Wing, Room #3, behind plaster wall

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-025 Barrier paper, black First floor, Central Wing, Room #53, behind plaster wall

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-026 Barrier paper, black Second floor, Room #240, behind plaster wall

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-027 Ceramic floor tile with grout and mortar, brown

Second floor, Room #220

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-028 Ceramic floor tile with grout and mortar, pink

First floor, South Wing, Room #105

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-029 Ceramic floor tile with grout and mortar, off-white

First floor, South Wing, Room #101

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-030 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white

Second floor, Room #217

ND

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Analytical

Results Homogeneous Area Additional Comments Est. Area Covered

4339 State University Drive, Los Angeles, California

4339-B-031 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white

Second floor, Room #217B

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-032 Plaster ceiling, white and beige

Second floor, Room #214

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-033 Plaster ceiling, white and beige

First floor, Central Wing, Room #72

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-034 Plaster wall, light gray First floor, North Wing, Room #3

ASSUMED ACM

0 Included in 4339-B-023. Nonfriable and in good condition. PLM result = <1% (trace) asbestos. Until additional PLM-point counting or TEM-quantitative analysis is performed, it is considered as ACM under EPA.

Priority No.

4339-B-035 Plaster wall, light gray First floor, Central Wing, Room #36

ASSUMED ACM

0 Included in 4339-B-023. Nonfriable and in good condition. PLM result = <1% (trace) asbestos. Until additional PLM-point counting or TEM-quantitative analysis is performed, it is considered as ACM under EPA.

Priority No.

4339-B-036 Plaster wall, light gray First floor, South Wing, Room #104

ASSUMED ACM

0 Included in 4339-B-023. Nonfriable and in good condition. PLM result = <1% (trace) asbestos. Until additional PLM-point counting or TEM-quantitative analysis is performed, it is considered as ACM under EPA.

Priority No.

4339-B-037 Plaster wall, light gray Second floor, Room #224

ASSUMED ACM

0 Included in 4339-B-023. Nonfriable and in good condition. PLM result = <1% (trace) asbestos. Until additional PLM-point counting or TEM-quantitative analysis is performed, it is considered as ACM under EPA.

Priority No.

4339-B-038 Plaster wall, light gray Second floor, Room #240

ASSUMED ACM

0 Included in 4339-B-023. Nonfriable and in good condition. PLM result = <1% (trace) asbestos. Until additional PLM-point counting or TEM-quantitative analysis is performed, it is considered as ACM under EPA.

Priority No.

4339-B-039 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white

First floor, Central Wing, Room #66

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-040 Ceiling tile, 2'x4', white, beige matrix, random crevices and holes

First floor, Central Wing, Room #46

ND

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Analytical

Results Homogeneous Area Additional Comments Est. Area Covered

4339 State University Drive, Los Angeles, California

4339-B-041 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white

First floor, South Wing, Room #90, on ceiling

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-042 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white

First floor, Central Wing, Room #47, on ceiling

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-043 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white, unfinished

First floor, South Wing, Room #98, in ceiling space

JC=2% CH,

DW=ND

~17,000

SF

Included ceilings and walls in the ceiling spaces of the main hallways on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 1 to 3.

Nonfriable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-044 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white, unfinished

First floor, Central Wing, Room #50, in ceiling space

JC=2% CH,

DW=ND

0 Included in 4339-B-043. Nonfriable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-045 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white, unfinished

Second floor, Room #218, in ceiling space

JC=2% CH,

DW=ND

0 Included in 4339-B-043. Nonfriable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-046 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white, unfinished

First floor, South Wing, Room #98, on ceiling in ceiling space

JC=2% CH,

DW=ND

0 Included in 4339-B-043. Nonfriable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-047 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white, unfinished

First floor, North Wing, Room #25, on ceiling in ceiling space

JC=2% CH,

DW=ND

0 Included in 4339-B-043. Nonfriable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-048 Wallboard (drywall) and joint compound, white, unfinished

Second floor, Room #252, on ceiling in ceiling space

JC=2% CH,

DW=ND

0 Included in 4339-B-043. Nonfriable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-049 Plaster overspray, beige First floor, Central Wing, Room #50, in ceiling space

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-050 Plaster overspray, beige First floor, North Wing, Room #25, in ceiling space

ND

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Analytical

Results Homogeneous Area Additional Comments Est. Area Covered

4339 State University Drive, Los Angeles, California

4339-B-051 Plaster overspray, beige Second floor, Room #207, in ceiling space

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-052 Pipe insulation, elbow, 3" OD, white

First floor, Central Wing, Room #50, in ceiling space

2% CH

~11 SF

(~22 elbows)

Included pipe elbows in the ceiling spaces of Rooms #1, #21, #25, #50, #66, and #106 on 1st floor. See Figures 1 and 2.

Friable and in good condition. Additional pipe elbows may be hidden in inaccessible areas of the ceiling spaces inspected.

Priority No.

4339-B-053 Pipe insulation, elbow, 3" OD, white

First floor, North Wing, Room #1, in ceiling space

2% CH

0 Included in 4339-B-052. Friable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-054 Pipe insulation, elbow, 3" OD, white

First floor, South Wing, Room #106, in ceiling space

2% CH

0 Included in 4339-B-052. Friable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-055 Linoleum and black mastic, light brown, white and brown specks

First floor, Central Wing, Room #37

LN=ND,

MAS=2% CH

~300 SF Included Rooms #33, #34, #37, #38, and #49 on 1st floor. See Figure 2.

Nonfriable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-056 Linoleum and black mastic, light brown, white and brown specks

First floor, Central Wing, Room #49

LN=ND,

MAS=ASSUMED

ACM

0 Included in 4339-B-055. Nonfriable and in good condition. Black mastic was not observed in this sample according to the lab. The linoleum is homogeneous with sample 4339-B-055 which had black mastic >1% asbestos. Therefore, black mastic was assumed present.

Priority No.

4339-B-057 Linoleum and yellow mastic, light brown, white and brown specks

Second floor, Room #247

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-058 Floor tile and black mastic, 1'x1', tan, light brown streaks

First floor, Central Wing, Room #66

FT=ND,

MAS=2% CH

~20 SF Included northeast portion of Room #66 on 1st floor. See Figure 2.

Nonfriable and in good condition.

Priority No.

4339-B-059 Floor tile and black mastic, 9"x9", light brown, brown streaks

Second floor, Room #241

FT=2 % CH,

MAS=ASSUMED

ACM

~20 SF Included Room #241 on 2nd floor. See Figure 3.

Nonfriable and in good condition. The black mastic in this sample was judged to be homogeneous with samples 4339-B- 055 and 4339-B-058; therefore, it was Assumed ACM.Priority No.

4339-B-060 Cove base and brown mastic, 3", light brown

Second floor, Room #241

CB=ND,

MAS=ASSUMED

ACM

~5 SF Included brown cove base mastic in Room #241 on 2nd floor. See Figure 3.

Nonfriable and in good condition. PLM result = <1% (trace) asbestos. Until additional PLM-point counting or TEM-quantitative analysis is performed, it is considered as ACM under EPA.

Tuesday, March 19, 2024Page 6 of 8Project No.: C23-978F

Analytical

Results Homogeneous Area Additional Comments Est. Area Covered

4339 State University Drive, Los Angeles, California

4339-B-061 Cove base and white mastic, 3", gray

Second floor, Room #242

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-062 Cove base and white mastic, 3", tan

First floor, Central Wing, Room #33

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-063 Cove base and white mastic, 4", dark brown

Second floor, Room #245

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-064 Wallboard (drywall) debris, white

Second floor, Room #207, in ceiling space

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-065 Wallboard (drywall) debris, white

Second floor, Room #232, in ceiling space

ND

Priority No.

4339-B-066 Wallboard (drywall) debris, white

First floor, North Wing, Room #25, in ceiling space

ND

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This summary table is intended to be used with the figure(s) prepared by Panacea, Inc. Please refer to the figure(s) for the room or area designations.

Estimated area covered is intended for discussion and management purposes only. Actual square footage may vary. Other asbestos-containing materials (ACMs) may be present in inaccessible areas.

AC = actinolite; AM = amosite; AN = anthophyllite; CH = chrysotile; CR = crocidolite; TR = tremolite.

<1% = trace amount of asbestos; "+" = positive; ND = none detected.

"~" = approximately; "<" = less than; ">" = greater than; LF = linear feet; OD = outside diameter; SF = square feet.

"x" = times; FP = floor plan; HVAC = heating, ventilation, and air conditioning unit; OH = overhang.

PLM = polarized light microscopy; TEM = transmission electron microscopy.

BLK = black; BN = brown; GY = gray; SI = silver, WH = white; YEL = yellow; OWH = off-white; BG = beige.

CB = cove base; CBM = cove base mastic; CT = ceiling tile; DI = duct insulation; DW = wallboard (drywall); ES = Exterior Stucco; FC = finish coat; FLC = floor leveling compound; FM = flooring material; FT = floor tile; HDT = HVAC duct tape material; HDS = HVAC duct sealant material; HDW = HVAC duct wrapping material; IS = Interior Stucco; LN = linoleum; MAS = mastic; PI = pipe insulation; PRC = plastic roof cement; RM = roofing material; SFP = silver foil paper; SP = silver paint sealant; SACTM = spray-applied ceiling texture material; LNY = linoleum and yellow mastic; FTY = floor tile and yellow mastic; PL = plaster.

JC = asbestos concentration for joint compound; COMP = assumed asbestos concentrations for a composite system (walls and/or ceiling) consisting of wallboard (drywall) and joint compound. Estimated area covered by joint compound and other wall material is based on the floor area. Actual square footage of the composite wall and/or ceiling system can vary from 2 to 5 times the floor area.

ACM = asbestos-containing material; ACCM = asbestos-containing construction material.

EPA = U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; Cal/OSHA or DOSH = California Division of Occupational Safety and Health.

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

NOTES (Where Applicable):

10.

11.

12.

Tuesday, March 19, 2024Page 8 of 8Project No.: C23-978F

Bulk Sample Location (Negative or <0.1% Asbestos)

Bulk Sample Location (Positive, >1% Asbestos)

Bulk Sample Location (Positive, Assumed >1% Asbestos)

Pipe Elbow Location And Quantity (>1% Asbestos) in Ceiling Space

PROJECT NO. FIGURE

LEGEND

GENERAL NOTES

1. All locations are approximate. No scale or dimension is implied.

2. Base map obtained from the client.

3. Room numbers or area designations are arbitrarily assigned for discussion purposes only.

4. Sample numbers are shortened for graphic presentation purposes (e.g., sample number [BLDG NO.]-B-001 is shortened to B1).

5. Other asbestos-containing materials may be present in inaccessible areas of the building.

C23-978F 1

BULK SAMPLE LOCATIONS

FIRST FLOOR PLAN - NORTH WING

4339 STATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

PORTION OF BUILDING INCLUDED

Joint Compound (>1% Asbestos) Associated with Unfinished Drywall Ceiling (Negative) in Ceiling Space

Not Included in Scope of Work

Joint Compound (>1% Asbestos) Associated with Unfinished Drywall Wall (Negative) in Ceiling Space

Plaster Ceiling (Assumed >1% Asbestos)

Plaster Wall (Assumed >1% Asbestos). The Plaster is Exposed and Behind Ceramic Wall Tiles.

273'

B3

B8

B10

B34

B14,B66

B20

B15

B19

B50

B53

B47

B24

#1

#2

#4

#5

#3

#6

#25#25#25

#7

#8

#9

#10

#11

#12

#13

#15#16

#18

#19

#20

#21

#24

#23

#22

#19A

Bulk Sample Location (Positive, >1% Asbestos)

Bulk Sample Location (Positive, Assumed >1% Asbestos)

Pipe Elbow Location And Quantity (>1% Asbestos) in Ceiling Space

PROJECT NO. FIGURE

LEGEND

GENERAL NOTES

1. All locations are approximate. No scale or dimension is implied.

2. Base map obtained from the client.

3. Room numbers or area designations are arbitrarily assigned for discussion purposes only.

4. Sample numbers are shortened for graphic presentation purposes (e.g., sample number [BLDG NO.]-B-001 is shortened to B1).

5. Other asbestos-containing materials may be present in inaccessible areas of the building.

C23-978F 2

BULK SAMPLE LOCATIONS

FIRST FLOOR PLAN - CENTRAL

AND SOUTH WINGS

4339 STATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

PORTION OF BUILDING INCLUDED

Joint Compound (>1% Asbestos) Associated with Unfinished Drywall Ceiling (Negative) in Ceiling Space

Not Included in Scope of Work

Joint Compound (>1% Asbestos) Associated with Unfinished Drywall Walls (Negative) in Ceiling Space

Plaster Ceiling (Assumed >1% Asbestos)

Plaster Wall (Assumed >1% Asbestos). The Plaster is Exposed and Behind Ceramic Wall Tiles.

Black Mastic (>1% Asbestos) on Floor Tile or Linoleum (Negative)

See Enlarged View

183'

130'

B9

B40

B33

B25

B49

B52 B44

B56

B42

B1,B4

B23

B41

B17

B36

B28 B29

B43

B46

B54

B22

B39 B58

B35

B55

B16B62

#38

#37

#36 #35

#33 #34

#32

#44

#45

#46

#47 #48

#49

#50

#51

#65

#66

#68

#69

#70

#71 #72

#77 #76

#59 #55 #54

#56

#58

#53

#57#58#62

#64 #50

#50

Enlarged View

#49

South Wing

#98

#90

#91 #87

#85

#86

#93

#94

#95

#96

#99

#97

#100

#101

#102 #103

#104

#105

#106 #107

#108

#109

#110

#113

#114

#111 #112

Central Wing

Enlarged View

#48

#66

#33 #34

#35#36

#37

#38

Enlarged View

Bulk Sample Location (Positive, >1% Asbestos)

Bulk Sample Location (Positive, Assumed >1% Asbestos)

PROJECT NO. FIGURE

LEGEND

GENERAL NOTES

1. All locations are approximate. No scale or dimension is implied.

2. Base map obtained from the client.

3. Room numbers or area designations are arbitrarily assigned for discussion purposes only.

4. Sample numbers are shortened for graphic presentation purposes (e.g., sample number [BLDG NO.]-B-001 is shortened to B1).

5. Other asbestos-containing materials may be present in inaccessible areas of the building.

C23-978F 3

BULK SAMPLE LOCATIONS

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

4339 STATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

Joint Compound (>1% Asbestos) Associated with Unfinished Drywall Ceiling (Negative) in Ceiling Space

Not Included in Scope of Work

Joint Compound (>1% Asbestos) Associated with Unfinished Drywall Walls (Negative) in Ceiling Space

Plaster Ceiling (Assumed >1% Asbestos)

Plaster Wall (Assumed >1% Asbestos). The Plaster is Exposed and Behind Ceramic Wall Tiles.

Floor Tile (>1% Asbestos) and Black Mastic (Assumed >1% Asbestos)

See Enlarged View

194'

B2,B5 B6

B7

B13

B32

B30

B31

B11

B21,B27 B37

B12 B18 B57 B61

B63

B48

B64 B51

B45

B65

B60

B59

B38

B26

#200 #201 #202 #203

#207

#208 #209 #210 #211

#214 #216

#217B

#217

#217A

#217C #218 #219

#221

#220

#222 #223

#225

#224

#226

#218

#252

#250 #249 #248 #245

#247 #246

#244

#243

#242 #241

#240A #240

#239

#238

#237 #236 #235

#234

#233 #231

#232

#230 #228

#229

#227

#252 #252 #252

Enlarged View

#217D

#245 #240

#240A

#243

#241

#234A

Special Note for Room #241 Brown cove base mastic in Room #241 is assumed to contain >1% asbestos.

STOR R-166

1/300

MAINTENANCE

SHOP R-37

1/300

M LKR

1/15

W LKR

1/15

OFFICE R-59

1/150

OFFICE R-58

1/150

OFFICE R-57

1/150

STOR

1/300

STOR R-182

1/300

OFFICE

R-186

1/150

OFFICE

R-176

1/150

STOR R-177

KITCH R-178

1/150

OFFICE R-56

1/150

OFFICE R-55

1/150

TRAINING

R-54

1/150

OFFICE

R-56A

19A

1/150

CONF R-173

1/15

STOR R-174

1/300

KITCH

1/150

CORR

JAN R-64

1/300

OFFICE R-63

1/150

ELECT R-65

1/300

BOILER R-66

1/300

MECHANICAL

R-51

1/300

MECHANICAL

R-52

31A

1/300

ELEV

TESTING

R-40

1/150

STOR

39A

1/300

OFFICE R-50

1/150

OFFICE R-42

1/150

CONF R-36

1/15

OFFICE R-35

1/150

CORR

OFFICE R-33

1/150

JAN

1/300

CORR

OFFICE R-30

1/150

OFFICE R-47

1/300

OFFICE R-49

1/150

TESTING

R-48

1/150

CORR

TESTING

R-46

1/150

OBSV R-45

1/150

TESTING

R-44

1/150

STOR R-27

1/300

OFFICE R-29

1/150

LIBRARY

R-26

1/45

EMPLOYEE

LUNCH

ROOM R-24

1/15

DINING

HALL R-23

1/15

STOR

1/300741

STORAGE

R-18

1/50

OFFICE R-20

1/150

STOR R-19

1/300

STORE R-21

1/300

JAN R-22

1/300

OFFICE

R-122

1/150

OFFICE

R-134

1/150

EXAM R-138

1/150 108

OFFICE R-9

1/150

ASSESSMENT

RM R-10

1/150

STOR

1/300

STOR

1/300

OFFICE R-11

1/150

MULTIPURPOSE

RM R-12

1/150

STOR

1/300

OFFICE R-13

1/150

OFFICE R-14

1/150

OFFICE R-15

1/150

CORR

OFFICE R-1

1/150

OFFICE R-2

1/150

OFFICE R-3

1/150

OFFICE R-4

1/150

OFFICE R-5

1/150

OFFICE R-6

1/150

OFFICE R-7

1/150

OFFICE R-8

1/150

ELECT

9 5

30 30

34/2=17

EXIT 4

OCC = 51

RW = 10.2"

AW = 72"

EXIT 5

OCC = 60

RW = 12"

AW = 72"

EXIT 6

OCC = 53

RW = 10.6"

AW = 72"

EXIT 1

OCC = 56

RW = 11.2"

AW = 72"

EXIT 3

OCC = 60

RW = 12"

AW = 72"

EXIT 10

OCC = 68

RW = 13.6"

AW = 42"

MATCH LINE

2/G022

STOR

1/300

STOR

1/300

STOR

1/300

STOR

1/300

STOR

1/300

STOR

1/300

STOR

1/300

STOR

1/300

PATIO

ASSESSMENT

R-62

1/150

OFFICE

R-103

1/150

STOR R-192

1/300

STOR R-191

1/300

OFFICE R-61

1/150

STAFF

OFFICE R-60

1/150

STOR R-190

1/300

OFFICE

R-188

1/150

OFFICE

R-187

1/150

OFFICE R-59

1/150

OFFICE R-58

1/150

OFFICE R-57

1/150

CORR

STOR R-194

2A

1/300

1836/2=18

EXIT 2

OCC =18

RW = 3.6"

AW = 72"

PATIO

NONSTRUCTURAL PROVISIONS

OCCUPANCY GROUPS AND VARIED USES:C (BASED ON 1961UBC (EXIST NON-CONFORMING)

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TYPE:ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION TYPE: V 1-HOUR

NUMBER OF STORIES:2

ACTUAL BUILDING HEIGHT:±26'-0" TOP OF ROOF DECK

BUILDING AREA IN SQUARE FEET:51,889 SF

AREA OF PROJECT IN SQUARE FEET:58,484 SF

SEPARATED, NON-SEPARATED, ACCESSORY USE:NON-SEPARATED

ALLOW ABLE AREA:NORTH W ING: 42,211 SF, SOUTH W ING: 15,729 SF (1961 UBC TABLE 5-C)

AREA INCREASE:NORTH W ING: 21,070 SF, SOUTH W ING: 3,929 SF (1961 UBC 505(a) & 506.3)

HEIGHT INCREASE: NA

FIRE SPRINKLERS (TYPE, FULL, PARTIAL):NONE.

FIRE ALARM (TYPE):AUTOMATIC.

OTHER FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM (TYPE):NO

SMOKE CONTROL SYSTEM (Y/N):NO

OCCUPANT LOAD FOR ENTIRE BUILDING AND EACH FLOOR:519,

FIRST FLOOR: 315, SECOND FLOOR: 204

YEAR BUILDING W AS CONSTRUCTED:1962

HIGH FIRE HAZARD SEVERITY ZONE (Y/N):NO.

SEISMIC JOINTS AND LOCATIONS:NO

EMERGENCY RESPONDER RADIO COVERAGE (Y/N):NO

ROOM

NAME

ROOM NUMBER

ROOM AREA

OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR

TOTAL OCCUPANTS

1/100

FUNCTION OF SPACEBUSINESS

OCC MAXIMUM EXITING OCCUPANTS

RW REQUIRED OPENING W IDTH

AW ACTUAL OPENING W IDTH

EXIT LOCATION AND NUMBER OF

OCCUPANTS USING EXIT

MAXIMUM PATH OF TRAVEL TO

EXIT W ITH DISTANCE INDICATED

FIRE EXTINGUISHER /

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET *

EXISTING 1-HR RATED W ALL

EXISTING 2-HR RATED W ALL

FIRE LIFE SAFETY LEGEND

CENTER UNIT

SOUTH W ING

NORTH

W ING 1

NORTH

W ING2

KEY PLAN

G022

G022

Issue

Project

Supervisor Designed Drawn

DSA App No.

Sheet Title

Project Number

Sheet Scale

Sheet Number

A x

C o p y ri g h t

C a lif o rn ia D e p a rt m e n t o f

G e n e ra l S e rv ic e s

R e a l E s ta te S e rv ic e s D iv is io n

BCDEFGHIJKLMNO

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO

SFM Permit No.

RELATIVE BORDER SCALE IN INCHES

0 1 2 3

/6

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:5

:1 P

M C

P ro je c ts

\0

A

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C

E N

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A L E le n a .K e lt g e n

.r vt

G022

MG IM EK

02-11####

FIRST FLOOR FIRE

LIFE SAFETY PLAN

00000000010532

AS SHOWN

CEILING REPLACEMENT

CDE DIAGNOSTIC CNR

4339 STATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE

LOS ANGELES, CA 90032

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

00/00/00 25% WD PROGRESS

08/31/23 50% WD PROGRESS

10/12/23 95% WD PROGRESS

##-#-####-X

V1

1/16" = 1'-0"1 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN FLS

1/16" = 1'-0"2 LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN FLS CONT.

No. Date Description

PHASE 9

PHASE 6

PHASE 6

PHASE 10

PHASE 6

PHASE 6

PHASE 8

PHASE 11

TO BE COMPLETED

JUNE 9 TO JULY

31ST. PHASE 2

PHASE 7

StevenModtland Typewriter

LOBBY R-69

1/14

RECEPT

R-72

1/150

OFFICE R-73

1/150

OFFICE R-74

1/150

CLOSET IT

R-75

1/300

STOR R-76

1/300

OFFICE R-77

1/150

OFFICE R-78

1/150

OFFICE R-79

1/150

CONF. R-80

1/15

MECHANICAL

R-81

1/300

STOR R-82

1/300

CONFERENCE

R-83

1/15

OFFICE R-84

217B

1/150

OFFICE R-86

217C

1/150

OFFICE R-85

217A

1/150

OFFICE

R-115

217E

1/150

TEST R-116

217D

1/150

CORR

OFFICE

R-114

1/150

OFFICE

R-111

1/150

OFFICE

R-110

1/150

OFFICE

R-107

1/150

OFFICE

R-106

1/150

CORR

OFFICE

R-105

1/150

OFFICE

R-104

1/150

OFFICE

R-103

1/150

OFFICE

R-102

1/150

STOR

1/300

OFFICE

R-101

1/150

OFFICE

R-101A

1/150

STOR

233A

1/300

OFFICE

R-100

1/150

OFFICE R-99

1/150

OFFICE R-98

1/150

DATA/COMM

R-97

1/300

STO

1/300

JAN R-92

1/300

COPPIER

R-93

1/150

OFFICE R-90

1/150

OFFICE R-89

1/150

OFFICE R-88

1/150

OFFICE R-87

1/150

ELEV

68 68

EXIT 7

OCC = 68

RW = 13.6"

AW = 42"

EXIT 8

OCC = 68

RW = 13.6"

AW = 42"

EXIT 9

OCC = 68

RW = 13.6"

AW = 42"

(E) ROOF (E) ROOF

ROOM

NAME

ROOM NUMBER

ROOM AREA

OCCUPANT LOAD FACTOR

TOTAL OCCUPANTS

1/100

FUNCTION OF SPACEBUSINESS

OCC MAXIMUM EXITING OCCUPANTS

RW REQUIRED OPENING W IDTH

AW ACTUAL OPENING W IDTH

EXIT LOCATION AND NUMBER OF

OCCUPANTS USING EXIT

MAXIMUM PATH OF TRAVEL TO

EXIT W ITH DISTANCE INDICATED

FIRE EXTINGUISHER /

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET *

EXISTING 1-HR RATED W ALL

EXISTING 2-HR RATED W ALL

FIRE LIFE SAFETY LEGEND

CENTER UNIT

SOUTH W ING

NORTH W ING 1

NORTH W ING2

KEY PLAN

Issue

Project

Supervisor Designed Drawn

DSA App No.

Sheet Title

Project Number

Sheet Scale

Sheet Number

A x

C o p y ri g h t

C a lif o rn ia D e p a rt m e n t o f

G e n e ra l S e rv ic e s

R e a l E s ta te S e rv ic e s D iv is io n

BCDEFGHIJKLMNO

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNO

SFM Permit No.

RELATIVE BORDER SCALE IN INCHES

0 1 2 3

/6

/2

:5

:2 P

M C

P ro je c ts

\0

A

R C

C

E N

T R

A L E le n a .K e lt g e n

.r vt

G023

MG IM EK

02-11####

SECOND FLOOR FIRE

LIFE SAFETY PLAN

00000000010532

AS SHOWN

CEILING REPLACEMENT

CDE DIAGNOSTIC CNR

4339 STATE UNIVERSITY DRIVE

LOS ANGELES, CA 90032

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

00/00/00 25% WD PROGRESS

08/31/23 50% WD PROGRESS

10/12/23 95% WD PROGRESS

##-#-####-X

V1

1/16" = 1'-0"1 LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN FLS

No. Date Description

PHASE 2

AREA TO BE

COMPLETED

DURING BREAK

12/13 - 01/

- CONTRACTOR TO BRING IN A CONTAINER.

- MOVING BOXES, LIBRARY CARTS, TAPE AND

LABELS TO BE SUPPLIED BY CONTRACTOR.

- CONTRACTOR TO MOVE LABELED BOXES OUT

AT THE START OF THE PHASE AND BACK INTO

THE ROOMS AT THE END OF THE PHASE.

- NEED TO LOCATE STAGING AREAS PER PHASE,

AREAS TO BE SUGGESTED BY CONTRACTOR

AND APPROVED BY DGS/CDE PRIOR TO START.

- NO MORE THAN 2 PHASES SHUT DOWN AT A

TIME. A ROLLING SCHEDULE TO BE PROVIDED

TO DGS/CDE FOR APPROVAL.

- PATH OF EGRESS TO BE APPRIVED BY

ARCHITECT FOR EACH PHASE.

- ANY UTILITY (POWER/WATER)

SHUTDOWNS/INTERUPTIONS TO BE COMPLETED

OF HOURS/WEEKENDS.

- CONTRACTOR TO COVER AND PROTECT MSF.

- FLOORING PROTECTION REQUIRED.

- HOURS OF WORK 6:00AM-3:30PM

PHASE 4

THIS PHASE CAN

NOT START UNTIL

PHASE 3 HAS BEEN

COMPLETED.

PHASE 5

PHASE 1

PHASE 2

STAIRS (1ST AND

2ND FLOOR) TO BE

COMPLETEDWITH

PHASE 2. MINIMAL

SHUT DOWN.

CONTRACTOR TO

PROVIDE ARTIST

FOR MURAL TOUCH

UP.

PHASE 3

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