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FINAL – LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIAL

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

A lead-based paint (LBP) survey was conducted by Panacea, Inc. (Panacea) for the Ceiling Tile Replacement Project in November 2023. Panacea’s survey findings are summarized in Section 4.1, Table 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 lead SOW.

This SOW requires the CONTRACTOR to stabilize all paint and coatings in poor condition (including loose, non-intact, chalking, scaling, flaking, peeling, checking, etc.) (collectively referred to hereafter as “paint”) at the site relating to LBP, lead-containing material (LCP), and lead-containing hazardous waste (LCHW).

The CONTRACTOR shall obtain all necessary permits and/or notifications for 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 stabilization, removal, and disposal of paint and associated components in the Diagnostic Center in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations, and this SOW.

The work shall include the removal or stabilization and disposal of poor-condition paint (LBP or LCP) as well as removing any LCHW resulting from the CONTRACTOR's removal or stabilization procedures. The CONTRACTOR shall properly protect its workers and the environment from these materials and properly handle, transport, and dispose of the materials and/or associated components. It is the sole responsibility of the CONTRACTOR to verify the quantities of LBP and LCP provided herein and estimate the amount of work required to protect its workers and the environment from LBP and LCP.

2.0 OBJECTIVE

The objective of this work is to properly remove or stabilize and dispose of all poor-condition paint (LBP or LCP) from the Diagnostic Center in locations where renovation activities will occur for the Ceiling Tile Replacement Project.

3.0 DEFINITIONS

• Lead-Based Paint (LBP) – LBP is defined as paint or surface coating containing lead equal to or greater than 0.7 milligram per square centimeter (mg/cm2) by area or 0.5 percent (or 5,000 parts per million [ppm]) by weight. The 0.7 mg/cm2 by area is based on the Los Angeles County (LAC) Health and Safety Code, and 0.5 percent by weight is

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• Lead-Containing Material (LCP) – LCP is defined as any material containing detectable lead concentrations, regardless of the testing method used, including LBP.

This definition is based on the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (DOSH) regulations, which define lead as metallic lead, all inorganic lead compounds, and organic lead soaps at any detectable concentration.

• Lead-Containing Hazardous Waste (LCHW) – LCHW is defined as any waste in which representative samples of that waste exhibit certain toxic characteristics as determined by Title 22 California Code of Regulations (CCR) Section 66261.24 (22 CCR 66261.24) and/or the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).

4.0 NOTIFICATIONS TO CONTRACTOR

It is the sole responsibility of the CONTRACTOR to verify the quantity of LBP and LCP, verify the amount of work required to remove or stabilize LBP and LCP, comply with all applicable laws and regulations, and protect its workers and the environment.

Aside from the LBP (equal to or greater than 0.7 mg/cm2 by area or 0.5% by weight) described in this SOW, the CONTRACTOR is hereby notified that it shall assume all painted/coated surfaces in the renovation areas contain detectable amounts of lead or LCP (detectable lead less than 0.7 mg/cm2 or 0.5 percent by weight).

The CONTRACTOR should be aware that this is a multi-phased project. The phasing schedule is included in the attachments.

4.1 PRESENCE, LOCATIONS, AND QUANTITIES OF LBP

Panacea’s survey report indicated that LBP and LCP were detected at various concentrations.

The LBP found in the renovation areas are listed in Table 1 below. All other painted surfaces shall be assumed and handled as LCP. For details of the survey results, see the table and figures in attachments.

All poor-condition paint shall be removed or stabilized and disposed of as a part of the scope of work in this SOW.

TABLE 1

LBP (0.7 mg/cm2 and above)

Component Substrate Color Locations (Homogenous Area) Quantity Condition

Lower Wall or Wall

Ceramic Tile Pink, Tan, Dark Gray

Included ceramic wall tiles in various rooms on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 1 to 3.

~3,700 SF Intact

Stringer Metal Light Gray Included stringers in Room #50A on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 2 and 3.

~20 LF Intact

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Component Substrate Color Locations (Homogenous Area) Quantity Condition

Riser Metal Light Gray Included risers in Room #50A on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 2 and 3.

~80 SF Intact

Windowsill and Window Casing

Metal Tan, Light Blue, Off-White

Included window framing systems in Rooms #2, #5, #9, #15, #21, #46, and #53 on 1st floor and Room #202 on 2nd floor. See Figures 1 to 3.

~20 framing systems

Intact

Door Frame Metal Tan, Off-White, Light Green, Light Blue, Dark Gray, Turquoise

Included door frames throughout 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 1 to 3.

~123 frames Intact

Primary Beam Metal Red Included one primary beam in the North Wing ceiling space. See Figure 1.

~280 LF Intact

Windowsill Metal Light Blue, Light Gray, Off-White, Tan

Included windowsills in Rooms #1, #6, #10, #12, #19, #19A, and #21 on 1st floor and Rooms #227, #231, #233, #235, and #238 on 2nd floor. See Figures 1 and 3.

~12 sills Intact

Wall Patch Ceramic Tile Light Blue Included a patch of ceramic wall tiles on the south wall in Room #6 on 1st floor.

See Figure 1.

~40 SF Intact

Notes:

1. mg/cm2 = milligrams per square centimeter; LBP = lead-based paint; SF = square feet; LF = linear feet; “~” = approximately.

2. Refer to figures in the attachments for area/room designations and components containing LBP.

4.2 LEAD-BASED PAINT

In 1978, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) established a maximum lead content in paint of less than 0.06 percent (600 ppm) by weight in a dry film of newly applied paint. CPSC had since lowered the maximum lead concentration from 600 ppm to 90 ppm in 2008. However, paint with these concentrations (600 or 90 ppm) is not considered LBP but LCP

(HUD, 2012).

HUD specifies that LBP exists when paint contains lead equal to or greater than 1.0 mg/cm2 by area or 0.5 percent by weight (HUD, 2012). California Department of Public Health (CDPH) adopted HUD's LBP definitions in Title 17, CCR, Section 35033 (CDPH, 2018).

The LAC Health and Safety Code, Chapter 11.28.010, defines “dangerous levels of lead-bearing substances” as “any paint, varnish, lacquer, putty, plaster, or similar coating or structural material which contains lead or its compounds in excess of seven-tenths (0.7) of one milligram per square centimeter.”

Typically, the area concentrations are based on field XRF analysis, while the weight concentrations are based on one of several laboratory analytical methods such as atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) and inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry

(ICP-AES).

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The HUD and CDPH definitions are the generally accepted industry standards for determining the presence or absence of LBP and typically applicable to occupied residential and commercial structures. However, in the absence of LBP under HUD and CDPH definitions, lead can be and often is still present in paint and surface coatings. Therefore, in the absence of LBP as tested using an XRF analyzer or laboratory method, the CONTRACTOR is required to comply with DOSH lead regulations applicable to worker exposure and with 22 CCR 66261.24 and RCRA regulations applicable to hazardous waste disposal.

4.3 WORKER EXPOSURE STANDARDS

Due to the growing concerns related to workplace lead exposure, the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) promulgated a lead standard for the construction industry in Title 29, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 1926.62 (29 CFR 1926.62), on May 4, 1993. DOSH adopted and revised the OSHA standard under CCR, Title 8, Section

1532.1 (8 CCR 1532.1) (DOSH, 2007). Under 29 CFR 1926.62 and 8 CCR 1532.1, lead is defined as metallic lead, all inorganic lead compounds, and organic lead soaps. Lead paint is included in this regulation; however, it is not defined with any given concentration.

DOSH established exposure levels for lead in the construction industry at an action level (AL) of 30 micrograms of lead per cubic meter (µg/m3) of air and a permissible exposure level (PEL) of 50 µg/m3 calculated as an 8-hour time-weighted average (TWA) (DOSH, 2007). For certain construction activities involving lead paint, OSHA requires that an employer treat employees as if they were exposed to lead at a certain level and implement employee protective measures until exposure assessment using air sampling indicates otherwise. These activities and assumed levels of exposure are summarized in the table below (DOSH, 2007).

ACTIVITIES

ASSUMED LEVELS OF EXPOSURE

(µg/m3)

Manual demolition of structures

Manual scraping

Manual sanding

Heat gun applications

Power tool cleaning with dust collection systems

Spray painting with lead

Exposure >50

Use of lead containing mortar

Lead burning

Rivet busting

Power tool cleaning without dust collection system

Cleanup of dry expendable abrasives

Abrasive blasting enclosure movement and removal

Exposure >500

Abrasive blasting

Welding

Cutting

Torch burning

Exposure >2,500

The detection limit of the XRF analyzer is generally considered to be accurate when concentrations of lead in paint are greater than 0.7 mg/cm2. The accuracy of the laboratory

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This SOW and the assumption that all painted surfaces are presumed to contain detectable lead serve as a notification to the CONTRACTOR as to the presence, locations, and quantity of known/assume LBP in the renovation areas. Should the CONTRACTOR disagree with the assumptions made, then the CONTRACTOR’s price shall include all testing, evaluating criteria, and removing LBP and LCP based on its evaluation at no additional cost to the Department of General Services (Client).

4.4 LEAD-CONTAINING HAZARDOUS WASTE

Regulation 22 CCR 66261.24 states that when representative samples of a waste exhibit certain toxic characteristics then the waste is considered hazardous. Lead-containing waste is regulated as a hazardous waste if it exhibits one of the three threshold concentrations: total threshold limit concentration (TTLC), soluble threshold limit concentration (STLC), and/or Toxic Characteristic Leaching Procedures (TCLP). Interpretations of the waste concentrations are presented below for CONTRACTOR's reference.

• TTLC equal to or greater than 1,000 milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg) (or 0.1 percent)

- The TTLC for lead is 1,000 mg/kg. If the sample concentration is at or above 1,000 mg/kg, then the represented material/waste when demolished will be considered as a California hazardous waste.

- Additional TCLP analysis is required to determine whether the California-regulated waste is a RCRA hazardous waste. If the TCLP result is at or above 5 milligrams per liter (mg/L) of solution, then the waste is a RCRA hazardous waste. If the TCLP is below 5 mg/L, then the waste is considered to be a California-regulated waste (i.e., non-RCRA hazardous waste).

• TTLC between 50 and 1,000 mg/kg (or 0.005 to 0.1 percent)

- If the sample concentration is between 50 and 1,000 mg/kg, then additional testing using the California-mandated waste extraction test (WET) can be conducted to further characterize the waste. The STLC for lead is 5 mg/L. At or above 5 mg/L of lead, the material would need to be disposed of as a California hazardous waste.

Below 5 mg/L of lead, the waste is considered as construction debris or non-hazardous waste.

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- If the sample concentration is between 100 to 1,000 mg/kg, then additional testing using the TCLP can be conducted to further characterize the waste. The TCLP for lead is 5 mg/L. At or above 5 mg/L of lead, the material is classified as RCRA hazardous waste. Below 5 mg/L of lead, the waste is considered as non-RCRA hazardous waste; however, the STLC analysis is still required to determine if the waste is a California-regulated waste.

• TTLC less than 50 mg/kg (or 0.005 percent)

- If the sample concentrations are less than 50 mg/kg, then the waste is considered as construction debris or non-hazardous waste.

5.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

The CONTRACTOR shall assume that all painted/coated surfaces contain LBP or LCP and shall include in its bid price the following:

• The scope of work shall be for the removal or stabilization of poor-condition (loose, non-intact, chalking, scaling, flaking, peeling, checking, etc.) LBP and LCP observed at the site.

• All labor, materials, services, equipment, insurance, licenses, permits, testing, and taxes necessary to conduct construction activities under which identified LBP and assumed LCP are present.

• The CONTRACTOR shall submit a Lead-Work Pre-Job Notification to DOSH if more than 100 square feet (SF) or 100 linear feet (LF) of LBP or LCP will be disturbed.

• The contractor shall direct and perform all waste management activities in accordance with the Client’s policies and local, state, and federal regulations.

• The CONTRACTOR shall take all necessary precautionary measures to protect its workers and the environment from any poor-condition coatings whether the material is an existing site condition or generated through the CONTRACTOR’s own work practices.

• The CONTRACTOR shall remove and properly characterize and dispose of any loose, non-intact chalking, scaling, flaking, peeling, checking, or otherwise poor-condition LBP and LCP that may be disturbed due to the renovation activities. The poor-condition LBP and LCP removed shall be segregated from the general construction debris and intact painted components. The removed material shall be disposed of at a state-approved landfill in strict accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and guidelines.

• When an exposure assessment has not been conducted and evaluated, the CONTRACTOR shall assume levels of exposure based on the anticipated tasks as required by DOSH regulations.

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• The CONTRACTOR shall be responsible for specifying the locations and quantities of LBP and LCP to be removed or stabilized to accommodate its work and shall cross-reference with other project drawings provided as a part of the project documents. The CONTRACTOR shall perform partial demolition/removal of miscellaneous items to access these areas/materials as needed.

• The CONTRACTOR shall stabilize any surfaces where LBP or LCP was removed to ensure that no loose debris or dust is present prior to the renovation activities.

• The CONTRACTOR performing activities that disturb painted surfaces should have at least one person certified in Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair, and Painting (Lead RRP) Rule. This person should provide training to all workers working with LBP and perform all the responsibilities that come with possessing this certification.

• All waste (poor-condition coatings removed and intact coating on components) shall be collected, properly characterized, and disposed of at a state-approved landfill in strict accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations, and guidelines.

Segregation of the waste (i.e., separating poor-condition paint from intact paint on components) is required to reduce amount of potential LCHW.

• The crew size is up to the CONTRACTOR, but time is of the essence and any measures to shorten the time frame should be identified.

• The CONTRACTOR shall assume that water and power are available in the building.

• All work shall be performed on weekdays. Any deviation from the weekday work shall require written approval from the Client and/or its authorized representative. All costs related to the CONTRACTOR’S deviation from weekday work shall be conducted at no additional cost to the Client.

• Prior to commencement of lead-related construction work, the CONTRACTOR shall provide the Client with a certificate of insurance with requirements as stated on Pages 4 and 5) in the Asbestos SOW. The policy must specifically cover lead-related construction work.

6.0 JOB SUBMITTALS

6.1 PRE-JOB SUBMITTALS

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

• California Contractors State License Board license.

• Certificate of insurance.

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• Permits/notifications.

• Lead Workplan (note: the workplan shall include methods for waste containerization, labeling, storage, characterization, profiling, transport, and disposal/recycling).

• 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 emergencies, 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, blood lead test, 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.

• Other relevant records.

6.2 POST-JOB SUBMITTALS

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

• All daily contractor supervisor daily logs.

• All entry/exit logs.

• All employee sign-in logs.

• Any exposure (or negative exposure) assessment records.

• Any paint wipe, bulk, or hazardous waste characterization testing.

• All personal air-monitoring results performed by CONTRACTOR.

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

• Other relevant records obtained during the lead-related construction work.

7.0 AIR MONITORING, WIPE SAMPLING, AND RELEASE OF CONTRACTOR

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

• The Client reserves the right to employ the services of an independent consultant to perform any monitoring and/or testing for the project. Where conflict exists between the CONTRACTOR’s and the Client's results, the results with most stringent implication shall be used. At the Client's discretion, perimeter air monitoring may be performed when LBP or LCP is disturbed.

• The clearance criteria will be based on visual observations of paint debris. At the discretion of the Client, surface wipe sampling may be used to verify the cleanliness of the work practices as part of the clearance criteria. If surface wipe samples are collected, the sampling protocol as specified in the HUD guidelines may be used at random locations. The current CDPH wipe sample clearance criteria for lead-contaminated dust concentrations shall be used for this project, unless otherwise directed by the Client.

• All surface wipe sample analysis shall be performed using the AAS method by a laboratory accredited by the Environmental Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program

(ELLAP).

• If the clearance criteria have not been met, the CONTRACTOR shall be required to reclean all similar surfaces/components using wet cleaning and/or high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA)-vacuuming methods. This process of recleaning, allowing surfaces to dry, and retesting shall be repeated until compliance is achieved.

• The Client shall bear the cost of any initial clearance testing. If the CONTRACTOR fails to pass the test as outlined above, the area will be recleaned and subjected to another final visual observation and clearance testing until the CONTRACTOR passes the test.

THE CONTRACTOR WILL BEAR THE COST OF ALL SUBSEQUENT CLEANING,

ENCAPSULATION, AND SAMPLE ANALYSIS DONE DUE TO FAILURE TO PASS THE

INITIAL CLEARANCE TESTING. All subsequent testing shall be completed using the same protocol listed above and shall be analyzed by the same laboratory used by the Client's consultant. The consultant shall collect all subsequent samples in the case of an initial failure. The CONTRACTOR shall be notified as soon as clearance results are available.

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8.0 REFERENCES

California Department of Public Health (CDPH), 2018. Title 17, California Code of Regulations, Division 1, Chapter 8. October 10, 2018

California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), 2007. Title 8, California Code of Regulations, Section 1532.1. Amended March 6, 2007.

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), 2012. Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Housing, Second Edition. July 2012.

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ATTACHMENTS

XRF Testing Results Summary Table

Figures 1 to 3

Phasing Schedule

XRF TESTING RESULTS SUMMARY TABLE

No. Area/Room Component Substrate Color Classification Condition Comment Interior/ Exterior

Portion/ Side

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1 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

N Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.16 Negative Intact

2 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 4.2 Positive Intact ~3,700 SF Included ceramic wall tiles in various rooms on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 1 to 3.

3 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

E Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.01 Negative Intact

4 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 0.48 Negative Intact

5 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

S Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.06 Negative Intact

6 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

S Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 0.41 Negative Intact

7 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

W Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 4.7 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

8 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

E Privacy Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 0.26 Negative Intact

9 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

C Ceiling Plaster Tan 0.33 Negative Intact

10 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #100

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.01 Negative Intact

11 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #99

N Wall Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

12 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #99

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

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13 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #99

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.25 Negative Intact

14 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #99

W Wall Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

15 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #99

E Vent Metal Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

16 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #99

E Ceiling Ceiling Tile Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

17 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #99

NW Door Frame Metal Tan 0.37 Negative Intact

18 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #99

NE Cabinet Wood Light Brown 0.01 Negative Intact

19 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

N Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.08 Negative Intact

20 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 4.57 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

21 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

E Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.16 Negative Intact

22 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 5.45 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

23 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

S Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.09 Negative Intact

24 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

S Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 5.17 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

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25 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

W Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.01 Negative Intact

26 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

W Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 0.23 Negative Intact

27 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 0.4 Negative Intact

28 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 0.43 Negative Intact

29 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 0.45 Negative Intact

30 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #102

N Wall Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

31 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #102

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.02 Negative Intact

32 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #102

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.34 Negative Intact

33 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #102

W Wall Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

34 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #102

NW Cabinet Wood Light Brown 0.01 Negative Intact

35 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

C Ceiling Plaster Tan 0.38 Negative Intact

36 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #101

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.01 Negative Intact

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37 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

N Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.28 Negative Intact

38 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 2.79 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

39 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

E Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.18 Negative Intact

40 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 5.16 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

41 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

S Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.13 Negative Intact

42 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

S Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 4.01 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

43 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

W Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 5.28 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

44 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

C Ceiling Plaster Tan 0.34 Negative Intact

45 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #104

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.01 Negative Intact

46 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #103

NW Wall Plaster Tan 0.01 Negative Intact

47 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #103

E Wall Plaster Tan 0.54 Negative Intact

48 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #103

S Wall Plaster Tan 0.36 Negative Intact

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49 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #103

W Wall Plaster Tan 0.44 Negative Intact

50 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #103

E Door Frame Metal Tan 0.35 Negative Intact

51 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #105

N Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.12 Negative Intact

52 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #105

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 5.56 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

53 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #105

S Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.18 Negative Intact

54 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #105

S Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 3.39 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

55 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #105

C Ceiling Plaster Tan 0.55 Negative Intact

56 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #105

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.01 Negative Intact

57 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #106

N Wall Plaster Off-White 0.25 Negative Intact

58 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #106

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.24 Negative Intact

59 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #106

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.38 Negative Intact

60 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #106

W Wall Plaster Off-White 0.30 Negative Intact

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61 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

N Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.17 Negative Intact

62 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 4.11 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

63 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

E Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.06 Negative Intact

64 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 3.84 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

65 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

C Ceiling Plaster Tan 0.35 Negative Intact

66 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.25 Negative Intact

67 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

S Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.06 Negative Intact

68 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

N Wall Plaster Off-White 0.35 Negative Intact

69 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.15 Negative Intact

70 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.17 Negative Intact

71 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #109

W Wall Plaster Off-White 0.3 Negative Intact

72 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

N Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.08 Negative Intact

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73 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 4.55 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

74 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

E Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.53 Negative Intact

75 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 2.86 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

76 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

C Ceiling Plaster Tan 0.27 Negative Intact

77 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.01 Negative Intact

78 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

N Wall Plaster Light Purple 0.11 Negative Intact

79 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

E Wall Plaster Light Purple 0.1 Negative Intact

80 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

S Wall Plaster Light Purple 0.42 Negative Intact

81 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #113

W Wall Plaster Light Purple 0.16 Negative Intact

82 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #114

N Wall Drywall Tan 0.39 Negative Intact

83 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #114

E Wall Drywall Tan 0.31 Negative Intact

84 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #114

S Wall Drywall Tan 0.27 Negative Intact

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85 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #114

W Wall Drywall Tan 0.34 Negative Intact

86 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #114

C Ceiling Drywall Tan 0.34 Negative Intact

87 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #114

C Floor Linoleum Light Brown 0.01 Negative Intact

88 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #108

N Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.15 Negative Intact

89 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #108

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 3.85 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

90 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #108

E Upper Wall Plaster Tan 0.28 Negative Intact

91 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #108

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 4.42 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

92 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #108

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.09 Negative Intact

93 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #108

C Floor Ceramic Tile White 0.01 Negative Intact

94 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #107

N Wall Plaster Off-White 0.06 Negative Intact

95 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #107

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.26 Negative Intact

96 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #107

E Door Wood Light Brown 0.01 Negative Intact

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97 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #112

N Wall Ceramic Tile Light Green 0.01 Negative Intact

98 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #112

E Wall Plaster Light Green 0.19 Negative Intact

99 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #112

S Wall Plaster Light Green 0.15 Negative Intact

100 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #112

W Wall Plaster Light Green 0.12 Negative Intact

101 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #85

N Wall Drywall Light Green 0.24 Negative Intact

102 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #85

E Wall Drywall Light Green 0.29 Negative Intact

103 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #85

S Wall Drywall Light Green 0.13 Negative Intact

104 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #85

W Wall Drywall Light Green 0.19 Negative Intact

105 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #85

C Ceiling Ceiling Tile Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

106 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #86

N Wall Drywall Light Green 0.29 Negative Intact

107 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #86

E Wall Drywall Light Green 0.22 Negative Intact

108 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #86

S Wall Drywall Light Green 0.16 Negative Intact

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109 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #86

W Wall Drywall Light Green 0.22 Negative Intact

110 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

NE Upper Wall Plaster Off-White 0.32 Negative Intact

111 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

NE Trim Wood Dark Gray 0.08 Negative Intact

112 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

NE Lower Wall Plaster Torqiouse 0.01 Negative Intact

113 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

W Upper Wall Plaster Off-White 0.2 Negative Intact

114 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

W Trim Wood Dark Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

115 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

W Lower Wall Plaster Lime Green 0.01 Negative Intact

116 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

SE Upper Wall Plaster Off-White 0.23 Negative Intact

117 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

SE Trim Wood Dark Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

118 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #98

SE Lower Wall Plaster Light Blue 0.01 Negative Intact

119 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #87

N Wall Plaster White 0.3 Negative Intact

120 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #87

SE Wall Plaster White 0.18 Negative Intact

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121 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #87

SW Wall Drywall Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

122 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #87

C Floor Laminate Brown 0.14 Negative Intact

123 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #93

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.031 Negative Intact

124 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #93

W Door Frame Metal Off-White 0.38 Negative Intact

125 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #96

S Upper Wall Plaster Light Gray 0.12 Negative Intact

126 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #96

S Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 3.3 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

127 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #94

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.15 Negative Intact

128 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #95

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 6.43 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

129 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #95

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.01 Negative Intact

130 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #95

SE Door Frame Metal Tan 0.36 Negative Intact

131 Interior First Floor, South Wing, Room #97

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.07 Negative Intact

132 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #65

N Wall Plaster Off-White 0.29 Negative Intact

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133 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #65

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.23 Negative Intact

134 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #65

W Wall Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

135 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

N Upper Wall Plaster Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

136 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 3.03 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

137 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

E Upper Wall Plaster Gray 0.3 Negative Intact

138 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

E Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 3.6 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

139 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

S Upper Wall Plaster Gray 0.36 Negative Intact

140 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

S Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 3.95 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

141 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

NE Ceiling Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

142 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

NE Hatch Metal Off-White 0.03 Negative Intact

143 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

N Light Fixture Metal Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

144 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

C Floor Ceramic Tile Pink 0.01 Negative Intact

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145 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

NE Floor Ceramic Tile Tan 0.01 Negative Intact

146 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #66

E Floor Ceramic Tile White 0.01 Negative Intact

147 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #68

N Wall Plaster Tan 0.01 Negative Intact

148 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #68

S Wall Plaster Tan 0.32 Negative Intact

149 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #69

NE Door Frame Metal Tan 0.36 Negative Intact

150 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #71

E Upper Wall Plaster Light Green 0.38 Negative Intact

151 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #71

W Lower Wall Plaster Light Green 0.01 Negative Intact

152 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #71

N Wall Plaster Yellow 0.01 Negative Intact

153 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #72

S Wall Drywall Yellow 0.01 Negative Intact

154 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #72

SE Ceiling Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

155 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #72

SE Vent Metal Light Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

156 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #70

SE Upper Wall Plaster Off-White 0.25 Negative Intact

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157 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #70

SE Lower Wall Plaster Tan 0.01 Negative Intact

158 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #70

SE Trim Wood Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

159 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #76

N Wall Plaster Off-White 0.26 Negative Intact

160 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #76

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.29 Negative Intact

161 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #71

E Wall Plaster Tan 0.49 Negative Intact

162 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #71

W Wall Plaster Tan 0.29 Negative Intact

163 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #71

C Floor Concrete Light Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

164 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #59

N Lower Wall Plaster Tan 0.08 Negative Intact

165 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #55

W Wall Plaster Tan 0.4 Negative Intact

166 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #53

E Wall Plaster Tan 0.25 Negative Intact

167 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #53

C Ceiling Ceiling Tile Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

168 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #53

C Vent Metal Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

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169 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #64

N Wall Plaster Gray 0.13 Negative Intact

170 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #64

E Wall Plaster Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

171 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #54

W Door Frame Metal Tan 0.37 Negative Intact

172 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #54

C Ceiling Rod Metal Off-White 0.14 Negative Intact

173 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #58

N Wall Concrete Off-White 0.35 Negative Intact

174 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #58

W Wall Vent Metal Off-White 0.18 Negative Intact

175 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #57

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

176 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #58

W Wall Plaster Tan 0.48 Negative Intact

177 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #58

E Wall Plaster Tan 0.29 Negative Intact

178 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #62

W Wall Plaster Off-White 0.26 Negative Intact

179 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #51

W Upper Wall Concrete Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

180 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

N Wall Concrete Green 0.34 Negative Intact

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181 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

E Wall Concrete Blue 0.3 Negative Intact

182 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

S Wall Concrete Light Brown 0.03 Negative Intact

183 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

W Wall Concrete Brown 0.44 Negative Intact

184 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

C Stringer Metal Light Gray 11.45 Positive Intact ~20 LF Included stringers in Room #50A on 1st and 2nd floors.

See Figures 2 and 3.

185 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

S Riser Metal Light Gray 2.57 Positive Intact ~80 SF Included risers in Room #50A on 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 2 and 3.

186 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

C Tread Metal Dark Gray 0.1 Negative Intact

187 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

W Stringer Metal Light Gray 9.94 Positive Intact 0 Included in 184.

188 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50A

W Riser Metal Light Gray 2.17 Positive Intact 0 Included in 185.

189 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #45

W Wall Plaster Tan 0.04 Negative Intact

190 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #45

E Windowsill Metal Tan 1.64 Positive Intact ~20 framing systems

Included window framing systems in Rooms #2, #5, #9, #15, #21, #46, and #53 on 1st floor and Room #202 on 2nd floor. See Figures 1 to 3.

191 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #46

E Wall Drywall Light Blue 0.01 Negative Intact

192 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #46

NW Windowsill Metal Tan 1.63 Positive Intact 0 Included in 190.

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193 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #46

NW Door Frame Metal Tan 2.39 Positive Intact ~123 door frames Included door frames throughout 1st and 2nd floors. See Figures 1 to 3.

194 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #46

S Wall Plaster Light Blue 0.25 Negative Intact

195 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #47

E Wall Drywall Tan 0.01 Negative Intact

196 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #47

C Ceiling Drywall Tan 0.01 Negative Intact

197 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #47

N Door Frame Metal Tan 5.8 Positive Intact 0 Included in 193.

198 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #47

C Floor Concrete Dark Gray 0.03 Negative Intact

199 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #49

N Wall Plaster Tan 0.17 Negative Intact

200 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #49

N Door Frame Metal Tan 2.47 Positive Intact 0 Included in 193.

201 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #48

S Upper Wall Plaster Gray 0.36 Negative Intact

202 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #48

W Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 4.46 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

203 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #44

N Chair Rail Wood Off-White 0.04 Negative Intact

204 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #38

E Wall Plaster Off-White 0.31 Negative Intact

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205 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #38

N Door Frame Metal Off-White 1.81 Positive Intact 0 Included in 193.

206 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #37

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.29 Negative Intact

207 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #37

C Ceiling Plaster Off-White 0.37 Negative Intact

208 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #36

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 5.99 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

209 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #36

E Upper Wall Plaster Off-White 0.4 Negative Intact

210 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #33

S Wall Plaster Light Blue 0.26 Negative Intact

211 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #33

N Door Wood Brown 0.01 Negative Intact

212 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #34

W Wall Plaster Light Blue 0.17 Negative Intact

213 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #34

W Partition Wall Metal Light Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

214 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #34

E Shower wall Metal Light Gray 0.01 Negative Intact

215 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #34

C Floor Ceramic Tile Off-White 0.01 Negative Intact

216 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #59

W Door Frame Metal Tan 0.93 Positive Intact 0 Included in 193.

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217 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #69

E Door Frame Metal Tan 2.03 Positive Intact 0 Included in 193.

218 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #69

N Black Iron Metal Black 0.12 Negative Intact In ceiling space.

219 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50B

E Door Metal Light Green 0.44 Negative Intact

220 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50B

W Wall Metal Off-White 0.35 Negative Intact

221 Interior First Floor, Central Wing, Room #50B

C Ceiling Metal Off-White 0.35 Negative Intact

222 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #21

C Primary Beam Metal Red 2.52 Positive Intact ~280 LF Included one primary beam in the North Wing ceiling space. See Figure 1.

223 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #21

N Wall Drywall Light Blue 0.04 Negative Intact

224 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #21

S Windowsill Metal Light Blue 5.18 Positive Intact 0 Included in 190.

225 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #24

S Wall Concrete Tan 0.18 Negative Intact

226 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #24

NE Door Wood Brown 0.02 Negative Intact

227 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #23

E Wall Plaster Light Green 0.16 Negative Intact

228 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #23

W Cabinet Wood Brown 0.02 Negative Intact

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229 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #22

W Upper Wall Plaster Light Green 0.26 Negative Intact

230 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #22

E Lower Wall Wood Off-White 0.33 Negative Intact

231 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #22

N Door Frame Metal Light Green 3.66 Positive Intact 0 Included in 193.

232 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #20

W Wall Plaster Off-White 0.3 Negative Intact

233 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #20

S Wall Plaster Off-White 0.44 Negative Intact

234 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #19

SE Wall Drywall Light Blue 0.39 Negative Intact

235 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #19

NW Door Frame Metal Light Blue 0.4 Negative Intact

236 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #19

NW Windowsill Metal Light Blue 0.16 Negative Intact

237 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #18

E Upper Wall Plaster Blue 0.52 Negative Intact

238 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #18

N Lower Wall Ceramic Tile Pink 5.44 Positive Intact 0 Included in 2.

239 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #18

C Ceiling Plaster Off-White 0.45 Negative Intact

240 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #18

C Ceiling Vent Metal Off-White 0.11 Negative Intact

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241 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #16

N Wall Plaster Light Blue 0.29 Negative Intact

242 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #16

S Wall Plaster Light Blue 0.12 Negative Intact

243 Interior First Floor, North Wing, Room #19A

E Windowsill Metal Light Blue 2.11 Positive Intact ~12 sills Included window sills…