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HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INSPECTIONS

LEAD-BASED PAINT

AND

ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL

FOR

THE UNITED STATES FOREST SERVICE

CHEQUAMEGON-NICOLET NATIONAL FOREST

MAY 2019

Table of Contents Page No.

1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background

1.2 Lead-Based Paint Information

1.3 Lead Inspection Procedures

1.4 Asbestos Containing Material Information

1.5 ACM Inspection Procedures

2.0 SITE SUMMARIES

2.1 Foss Lake Site

2.2 Guth Site

2.3 Will Site

2.4 Hayward River Site

2.5 Keyes Lake Site

2.6 Roher Site

2.7 Schnable Site

3.0 RESULTS

3.1 Lead Paint Inspection Results

3.1.1 Foss Lake Site

3.1.2 Guth Site

3.1.3 Will Site

3.1.4 Hayward River Site

3.1.5 Keyes Lake Site

3.1.6 Roher Site

3.1.7 Schnable Site

3.2 Asbestos Inspection Results

3.2.1 Foss Lake Site

3.2.2 Guth Site

3.2.3 Will Site

3.2.4 Hayward River Site

3.2.5 Keyes Lake Site

3.2.6 Roher Site

3.2.7 Schnable Site

4.0 SUMMARY

4.1 ACM and LBP Material Quantities

4.1.1 Foss Lake Site

4.1.2 Guth Site

4.1.3 Will Site

4.1.4 Hayward River Site

4.1.5 Keyes Lake Site

4.1.6 Roher Site

4.1.7 Schnable Site

4.2 Recommendations

APPENDICES

APPENDIX A – FIGURES

APPENDIX B – SAMPLE LISTS AND DESCRIPTIONS

APPENDIX C – LEAD-BASED PAINT ANALYTICAL RESULTS

APPENDIX D – ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIAL ANALYTICAL RESULTS

APPENDIX E – PHOTOGRAPHS

APPENDIX F – QUALIFICATIONS

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Background

Coleman Engineering Company (CEC) has been retained by the United States Forest Service (USFS) to perform inspections for potential Lead-Based Paint (LBP) and Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) on structures throughout the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Beginning on October 15, 2017, and continuing through November 2, 2018, inspections were conducted on houses, garages, warehouses, and outbuildings. Demolition for the majority of these buildings, if not all, is up for consideration.

1.2 Lead-Based Paint Information

The Wisconsin Administrative Code (DHS 163) definition of LBP is referenced in this report where a potential lead poisoning hazard may be present. The Wisconsin Administrative Code defines LBP as any paint or other surface coating material containing more than 0.06% lead by weight of liquid paint, more than 0.5% lead by weight in the dried film of applied paint, or more than 1.0 milligram of lead per square centimeter in the dried film of applied paint.

The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in the Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint in Housing (HUD Guidelines) defines LBP as having a surface concentration of lead that is at or greater than 1.0 milligram of lead per square centimeter of surface or 0.5% or greater of lead per weight of a paint chip sample.

1.3 Lead Inspection Procedures

In 2018, CEC conducted inspections for sampling LBP among building materials present at each site. Paint chip samples (1-inch square) were collected from each building to represent each homogenous area. Multiple paint chip samples were taken to represent a homogenous material with a large surface area. Sample locations and quantities were decided in-field by the Inspector according to the surface area, date placed, and color of each homogenous material.

Representative samples of potential LBP were collected and shipped under chain-of-custody (COC) protocol to International Asbestos Testing Laboratories, Inc. (iATL) in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, a National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) approved laboratory.

The sample lists and descriptions are presented in Appendix B. The analytical results are attached in Appendix C.

1.4 Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) Information

ACM is a material containing naturally occurring minerals such as chrysotile, amosite, and crocidolite. These minerals have been used in fire-proofing building materials for its insulating properties and also in many other building materials for its structural properties. These materials become a hazard only when friable particles are released into the atmosphere from mechanical

Coleman Engineering Company 2 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18 damage. Inhalation of friable particles has resulted in various respiratory issues, such as asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma. Although these diseases have 15-40 year latency periods, in extreme cases, they have led to death. ACM may include, but is not limited to, floor and ceiling tile and mastic, drywall, transite paneling, roofing and siding shingles and felt paper, insulation, and pipe wrap. Production of most ACM was discontinued in the United States in 1977, but not in other countries. However, existing stockpiles were used in construction thereafter. There remains the potential for some stockpiled building materials, or ACM, from other nations to be incorporated into current premises. In non-construction materials, such as brake pads in vehicles, the use of asbestos is still common ground for its desirable qualities.

The sites inspected would potentially be subject to three Federal Regulations; Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) Title III Community Right to Know, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 CFR Part

1926.1101 Occupational Exposure to Asbestos, also known as the Construction Standard, and the EPA National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP), 40 CFR, Part 61, Subpart M. OSHA pertains to any work performed on ACM, while NESHAP applies to demolition or renovation of any institutional, commercial, industrial, or residential structure or installation, but excludes residential structures of four (4) dwelling units or less. The renovation must include 160 square feet or 260 linear feet of friable or potential friable ACM for NESHAP to apply. The definition of an ACM, as used by NESHAP is, “any material containing more than 1 percent asbestos as determined by using Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM). If the asbestos content is less than 10 percent, verify the asbestos content by point counting using PLM” (NESHAP). Point counting involves the actual counting of asbestos fibers viewed using PLM and a grid as opposed to a visual estimate.

There are two basic types of ACM: friable and non-friable. Non-friable is any non-Category I material consisting of more than 1% asbestos determined by PLM and, when dry, cannot be crushed or reduced to powder material by hand pressure. Friable ACM is any material containing more than 1% asbestos by PLM and can be reduced to a fine powder by hand pressure when dry.

Because friable ACM is more easily damaged, it is more susceptible to release asbestos fibers and, therefore, is generally of greater concern.

NESHAP breaks non-friable ACM into two categories; Category I includes packing, gaskets, resilient floor coverings, and asphalt roof products, while ACM Category II includes all other non-friable ACM.

ACM, which is of concern and is regulated ACM (RACM) under NESHAP, includes all “friable ACM, Category I non-friable ACM that has become friable, Category I non-friable ACM that will be or has been subjected to sanding, grinding, cutting, or abrading, or Category II non-friable ACM that has a high probability of becoming or has become crumbled, pulverized, or reduced to powder by forces expected to act on the material in the course of demolition or renovation operations” (NESHAP 40 CFR 61). This definition of RACM implies a high potential for occupants or operators to inhale airborne fibers.

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1.5 ACM Inspection Procedures

In 2018, CEC conducted inspections for sampling suspect ACM among building materials present at multiple sites.

Representative samples of potential ACM (PACM) were collected and shipped, under COC protocol, for analysis by iATL in Mount Laurel, New Jersey; an NVLAP approved laboratory.

The sample lists and descriptions are presented in Appendix B. The analytical results can be found in Appendix D.

2.0 SITE SUMMARIES

2.1 Foss Lake Site

The Foss Lake site lies within the Medford-Park Falls District of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Located 19 miles west of Medford, Wisconsin, the site is on the west side of County Road M in Price County. CEC performed inspections on the Foss Lake warehouse and oil shed on October 16, 2018. A general location map and site plans are attached in Appendix A.

Foss Lake Oil Shed

In 1934, the Foss Lake oil shed was constructed with a wood frame, siding, and floor and asphalt shingle roofing. The coordinates are 45.215214, -90.618237. The exterior walls are painted white, and the interior walls are painted gray. A fire extinguisher box painted in deteriorating red paint is fixed to the eastern facing exterior wall. The oil house has an approximate area of 125 square feet. Photographs of the inspection are presented in Appendix E.

Foss Lake Warehouse

The Foss Lake warehouse was constructed in 1965 with green corrugated steel roofing and siding, steel I-beam supports and lies on a concrete foundation. The 2,290 square foot warehouse includes ten (10) windows, an overhead garage door, and two (2) human doors. The coordinates of the warehouse are 45.21488, -90.618222. Photographs of the inspection are presented in Appendix E.

2.2 Guth Site

The Guth site lies within the Washburn District of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.

Located approximately 5 miles northwest of Drummond, Wisconsin, the site lies off of Jorgenson Road on the northern shore of Jorgenson Lake. Please note that the Guth Site is inaccessible by a pickup truck as there are many washouts and laydowns blocking Jorgenson Road. CEC performed inspections on the Guth house, outhouse, and shed on October 16, 2018. The date in which the Guth buildings were constructed is unknown. A general location map and site plans are attached in Appendix A. Photographs are attached in Appendix E.

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Guth House

The Guth House is a one-story building with a basement, and its coordinates are 46.361261, -92.305503. It is of wood frame construction with wood exterior siding and an asphalt roof. A deck also extends off of the northwestern side of the house. The basement consists of a concrete floor and walls on the north, east, and west sides. The southern wall facing the lake is aboveground and is framed with wood and OSB panels. Although the southern wall is unfinished, it appeared to be completely insulated but was ravaged prior to the inspection.

The first floor of the Guth house contains a kitchen, living room, bathroom, and two (2) bedrooms.

The kitchen floor is overlaid with vinyl sheet flooring on top of wood planks. The living room contains orange carpeting which extends into both bedrooms. A tile hearth and chimney are present in the living room, but no wood stove was present. The bathroom walls and floor are overlaid with vinyl sheeting bound by mastic. The bedrooms contain the same orange carpet as the living room floor; however, the bedrooms were not inspected thoroughly due to an unstable roof. Lastly, all of the walls within the Guth house are covered by composite wood paneling, and the ceilings are comprised of textured drywall panels. The Guth house is approximately 1,500 square feet including the basement, but excluding the deck.

Guth Outhouse

The coordinates of the Guth outhouse are approximately 46.361264, -91.305263. It is framed with wood, has wood tongue and groove siding, and the roof is overlaid with asphalt shingles. The exterior walls are painted gray, although the paint is deteriorating. The bench inside of the outhouse is painted green. The outhouse stands approximately 7.5 feet tall, and its footprint is 19 square feet.

Guth Shed

The coordinates of the Guth shed are approximately 46.361286, -91.305345. It is framed with wood and has the same wood exterior siding as the house. The inner face of the door is lined with drywall, and there is a small, approximately 2-foot by 2-foot, piece of drywall in the eastern corner.

The flooring no longer exists as the shed was ravished prior to the inspection along with the house;

however, the subfloor contained remnants of fiberglass insulation. Furthermore, there are two (2) fiberglass windows built into the northeastern and southwestern facing walls of the shed. The Guth shed is approximately 8 feet tall and is 65 square feet in area.

2.3 Will Site

The Will site lies within the Washburn District of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.

Located approximately 5 miles southeast of Drummond, Wisconsin, the site is situated off of Forest Road 213 (North Lake Owen Drive) in proximity to the northern shore of Lake Owen. CEC performed inspections on the Will house and garage on October 15, 2018. A general location map and site plans are attached in Appendix A. Photographs are attached in Appendix E.

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Will House

The Will house was built in 1933 and is approximately 3,000 square feet. The coordinates of the house are 46.304997, -91.189815. The house is a two (2) story building with an unfinished concrete basement. The house is of wood construction with an asphalt shingle and felt paper roof.

The exterior is sided with wood lap siding painted seafoam green. The stairs leading down to the basement are wood covered by vinyl flooring. The basement also includes an old film room enclosed with plywood walls, a small storage room, a double sink, a brick and mortar chimney, a wood stove, a well pump tank, and a water heater.

The first floor of the Will house includes a living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, and two

(2) bedrooms with 8-foot ceilings. Except for the bathroom, all of the first story floors are finished with hardwood flooring in which nails fasten the planks rather than adhered by mastic. All of the walls in the Will house are covered with cellulose fiberboard without additional insulation;

however, the house is wrapped with felt paper between the exterior siding and fiberboard walls.

The living and dining rooms are painted pistachio green, the kitchen is painted beige, and the cabinet trim is pink. Bedroom #1 is painted blue, bedroom #2 is painted mint green, and the hallway between the kitchen and bedroom #2 is painted yellow. Vinyl flooring was found in the bathroom and also covering the kitchen counters. Lastly, a grey-painted porch is connected to the south side of the first floor with windows facing Lake Owen across the entire southern wall.

The second floor of the Will house includes three (3) bedrooms, a bathroom, and an attic space that surrounds the second floor. The second floor is finished with hardwood floors except for the vinyl flooring in the bathroom and bedroom #5. The bathroom is painted pale yellow with cream painted trim. Bedroom #3 has white wall paint and dark blue trim paint, bedroom #4 is painted light pink, and bedroom #5 is covered in wallpaper. The walls of the second floor consist of the same cellulose fiberboard as the first floor. The attic space is lined with felt paper and surrounds the entire second floor except for the stairwell and bathroom.

Will Garage

The Will garage was also constructed in 1933 and is approximately 500 square feet. The coordinates of the garage are 46.304939, -91.189482. Because the garage is partially collapsed, CEC did not perform an inspection on the interior. However, the exterior surface of the garage is painted light green/yellow, and the roof is partly covered with asphalt roll roofing.

2.4 Hayward River Site

The Hayward River site lies near the southwestern corner of the city limits of Hayward, Sawyer County, Wisconsin. More specifically, it is located along the eastern shore of the Namekagon River on State Highway 27 (WI-27). The site houses USFS employees as a Great Divide Ranger District office is located in the City of Hayward. It is situated approximately 1.4 miles southwest of the intersection of WI-27 and WI-63 in the City of Hayward. CEC performed inspections on

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Hayward River House

The Hayward River house was built in 1937 and is approximately 2,450 square feet. The coordinates of the house are 45.997524, -91.493698. The house is a two (2) story building with an unfinished concrete basement. The house is of wood construction with a recently updated shingle roof underlaid with tar paper, and the exterior is of bare wood beveled siding. The basement floor, floor joists, and stair risers are painted grey, and the walls are painted white. The basement includes a tool bench, well pump tank, water heater, furnace, and a small additional room formed with cinder block beneath the first-floor entryway.

The first floor of the Hayward River house includes a kitchen, dining room, bathroom, living room, and an entryway. There is also a deck attached to the western side of the house. The house consists of hardwood flooring underlaid with tar paper except for the kitchen (linoleum), bathroom (linoleum), and entryway (ceramic tile). Furthermore, all of the first-floor walls consist of drywall.

The living room includes a fireplace set back from a grouted porcelain tile hearth based on concrete, and the chimney on the southern exterior wall of the house consists of stone set-in-place by mortar. Additionally, a large bay window is built into the southern wall of the living room.

The second floor of the Hayward River house includes two (2) bedrooms separated by a landing and linen closet at the top of the stairs. Bedroom #1 on the northern side of the house was constructed with hardwood floors, wooden trim, and plasterboard walls which are overlaid on insulating fiberboard sub-walls. Bedroom #2 was built with the same materials and is a reflection of bedroom #1. Both bedrooms include yellow wall paint and the ceilings and closet walls are painted white. In each bedroom closet, there are access doors to attic spaces on the northwest and southwest corners of the second floor. Additionally, there are dormers in each bedroom with east-facing windows overlooking the front yard and WI-27. Lastly, a scuttle hole was found in the ceiling of bedroom #1. The scuttle hole was opened to inspect the above-ceiling attic in which vermiculite was observed lining the attic floor. Please note that vermiculite is an insulation product that is assumed to contain asbestos.

Hayward River Garage

The Hayward River garage was also constructed in 1937 and is approximately 484 square feet.

The coordinates of the garage are 45.997361, -91.493839. The garage is based on a concrete foundation and is sided with the same beveled wood siding as the house. Furthermore, the roof, which appears to be updated at the same time as the house roof, is covered by asphalt shingles underlaid with tar paper. The interior garage walls are comprised of tongue-and-groove wood planks painted silver. There is also a woodstove in the garage with a chimney formed of brick and mortar construction. A built-in ladder on the eastern wall leads up to an attic which is lined with fiberglass insulation. Lastly, the exterior wood fascia and trim are painted brown.

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2.5 Keyes Lake Site

The Keyes Lake site is situated within the Town of Commonwealth, Florence County, Wisconsin, approximately 3.5 miles southwest of the Town of Florence, Wisconsin. More specifically, the site is located along WI-101 with Keyes Lake to the west and Keyes Peak Ski Hill to the east.

CEC performed inspections on the Keyes Lake house and garage on November 2, 2018. A general location map and site plans are attached in Appendix A. Photographs are attached in Appendix E.

Keyes Lake House

The Keyes Lake house was built in 1936. The building is constructed of wood with a poured concrete basement and has an asphalt shingle roof underlaid with tar paper. The exterior wood lap siding is painted white, the trim is painted green, and the deck on the east side of the house is painted brown. The coordinates of the house are 45.896146, -88.301568, and it is approximately 2,010 square feet in area.

The basement of the Keyes Lake house contains six (6) rooms which include a half bathroom, a shower room, a storage room containing the water heater and well pump tank, a room for the furnace, and three (3) additional rooms used for storage. The two (2) rooms on the southern portion of the house are unfinished; however, the interior face of the exterior walls are lined with blue board insulation. The walls of the remaining rooms are faced with drywall. The basement floor is finished with vinyl floor tile except for the bathroom and shower room which are covered by grouted porcelain floor tiles. Except for the drywalled ceilings in the bathroom and shower room, the ceilings of the basement are unfinished with exposed floor joists. The spaces between floor joists acting as ductwork runs are lined with tar paper.

The first floor of the Keyes Lake house includes a laundry room, a living room, a full bathroom, kitchen, a small pantry, bedroom #1, and an entryway with a closet. The laundry room has vinyl flooring, fiberboard ceiling tiles, and the walls are faced with wood veneer sheets and drywall.

The living room was constructed with blue carpet, half wood veneer paneling and half wallpaper, tacked wood trim, and the baseboards are painted yellow. The bathroom includes linoleum flooring, fiberboard ceiling tiles, and wood veneer walls. The kitchen has linoleum flooring, wood veneer and linoleum walls, and fiberboard ceiling tiles. The pantry walls are faced with drywall, and the floor is covered by grey carpet. This carpeting extends through the hallway which separates the northern (laundry room, living room, bathroom) and southern (kitchen and bedroom #1) portions of the house. Bedroom #1 includes maroon carpet, wood veneer paneling on two (2) walls, wallpaper bound to plywood on two (2) walls, fiberboard ceiling tiles, and the baseboards are painted yellow.

The second floor of the Keyes Lake house includes two (2) rooms and attic spaces running beside the eastern and western walls. Light green carpeting continues through both rooms, the walls are covered with wallpaper, fiberboard ceiling tiles form the ceilings of each room, and the wood trim pieces are painted white. Furthermore, a brick chimney is exposed in the southern room (bedroom #2), and there is a small access door in the northern room which leads to attic space. The inner

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Keyes Lake Garage

The Keyes Lake garage was constructed in 1936 and is approximately 525 square feet. The coordinates of the garage are 45.896219, -88.301797. The garage rests on a slab-on-grade foundation and was built using the same exterior materials as the house. The exterior wood lap siding is painted white, and the trim pieces are painted green. Furthermore, there are two (2) 9-foot-wide garage doors on the southern facing wall. Asphalt shingles and tar paper cover the roof of the uninsulated garage.

2.6 Roher Site

The Roher site lies within the Eagle River-Florence District of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Located approximately 14 miles east of Three Lakes, Wisconsin, the site lies off of Forest Road 2182 (Pine River Road) in Forest County. Please note that the Roher Site is currently inaccessible by a pickup truck as laydowns block the overgrown trail. CEC performed inspections on the Roher cabin, garage, outhouse, and sheds on November 1, 2018. The date in which the Roher buildings were constructed is unknown. A general location map and site plans are attached in Appendix A. Photographs are attached in Appendix E.

Roher Cabin

The Roher cabin is approximately 400 square feet, and its coordinates are 45.829365, -88.928651.

The cabin is framed with wood and has a corrugated metal roof. It is sided with tin tacked to wood siding underlaid with tar paper. The exterior door face and wood trim are painted green, whereas the interior walls, ceiling, and trusses are painted white. Furthermore, the wooden floors are painted white.

The interior of the Roher cabin consists of two areas separated by a wall. The northern area includes the main room and bunk room without a barrier between, whereas the southern area acts as a storage area and contains an old, presumably propane, fridge. The main room includes a sink, an oven, and a pipe stack without a wood stove. Gypsum fireboard was found behind a hanging gas lantern and the oven for fire protection.

Roher Garage

The Roher garage is approximately 200 square feet, and its coordinates are 45.829485, -88.928669.

The garage is framed with wood, and the garage is sheltered by corrugated metal siding and roofing. The garage rests on an earthen floor.

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Roher Outhouse

The Roher outhouse is approximately 120 square feet, and its coordinates are 45.829549, -88.928669. The outhouse is an A-frame structure constructed of wood with corrugated metal roofing underlaid with tar paper. The outhouse sits on a wooden floor and contains a shower with corrugated fiberglass walls. Furthermore, there is an existing stove pipe with transite pipe wrap, but the wood stove was missing at the time of inspection. The lap board faces of the outhouse are painted brown and the door, trim, and soffit are painted yellow. The metal roofing is mint green painted over brown paint, and the outhouse floor is painted grey.

Roher Sheds

There were two (2) sheds found on the property. Shed #1 is of tree pole framing with a corrugated metal roof. At the time of inspection, however, this shed was collapsed. Shed #2 is approximately 100 square feet. It is open-faced and is framed with wood. Due to the dark staining on the lumber, it is conceivable that pieces of the frame were treated in creosote. Corrugate metal sheets cover the roof and three (3) walls of shed #2.

2.7 Schnable Site

The Schnable site lies within the Eagle River-Florence District of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Located approximately 6 miles east of Three Lakes, Wisconsin, the address of the site is 7179 Military Road (County Road 2178), Three Lakes, Oneida County, Wisconsin. CEC performed inspections on the Schnable cabin, garage, and woodshed on November 1, 2018. The date in which the Schnable buildings were constructed is unknown. A general location map and site plans are attached in Appendix A. Photographs are attached in Appendix E.

Schnable Cabin

The Schnable cabin is an approximately 515 square foot, one (1) story building with a concrete slab-on-grade foundation. The cabin has five windows, wood lap siding painted red, and an asphalt shingle roof underlaid with tar paper. The door, trim pieces, and gable ends are painted cream.

Furthermore, the wood roof fascia and the beams supporting the door overhang are painted brown.

A brick and motor chimney climbs up the east wall of the cabin.

The cabin’s interior includes two rooms: the main room and a shower room. The main room has a grouted brick floor with wood tongue and groove walls and finished tree pole support beams and trusses. On the north side of the main room are a kitchen sink and counter top next to the door. A wood stove exists on the eastern wall which is backed with a false stone and mortar wall for fire protection. There are electric baseboards in the shower room and on the southwestern wall of the main room which supplement the wood heat source. The shower room, which extends off of the southern wall of the building, is finished with drywall and linoleum flooring. A shower, toilet, well pump tank, and sink exist in the shower room.

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Schnable Garage

The Schnable garage is a 480 square foot building, and its coordinates are 45.804851, -89.070949.

The garage was constructed with a wood frame, red painted board-and-batten siding, and an asphalt shingle roof underlaid with tar paper. The garage is based on a concrete slab-on-grade foundation, has three windows, a human door, and an overhead garage door. Miscellaneous fiberboard was found leaning against the southeastern exterior corner of the garage.

Schnable Woodshed

The Schnable woodshed is of tree pole construction with open walls, and its coordinates are 45.804851, -89.070949. A concrete pad was poured between the inside of the support posts. Also, the roof is protected by asphalt shingles, and the ceiling is painted red.

3.0 RESULTS

3.1 Lead Paint Inspection Results

Results listed in bold exceed the acceptable criteria of greater than 0.5% lead per sample weight of dried paint as defined by the Wisconsin Administrative Code (DHS 163). The sample IDs were typically developed with three (3) codes. The codes refer to the site, location, and material, respectively. Using the first sample below, “FL” refers to Foss Lake, “O” refers to the oil house, and “WP1” refers to the first white paint sample collected; however, there are also instances where, using the Will site, for example, the first code “WH” refers to the Will house, “1” refers to the first floor, and the last code refers to the building material or paint color and the order it was collected.

Furthermore, the second code of some IDs signifies that samples were collected from the exterior (E), porch (P), or basement (B).

3.1.1 Foss Lake Site

Foss Lake Oil Shed

Sample ID Sample Description Result (% by Weight) FL-O-WP1 Exterior White Paint #1 20 FL-O-WP2 Exterior White Paint #2 20 FL-O-WP3 Exterior White Paint #3 38 FL-O-RP1 Fire Box Red Paint 17

FL-O-GYP1 Interior Door Grey Paint 17

Foss Lake Warehouse

FL-W-WP1 Window Trim White Paint #1 <0.0075 FL-W-WP2 Window Trim White Paint #2 <0.0074

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3.1.2 Guth Site

There were no paint chip samples collected from the Guth house or shed.

Guth Outhouse

GO-GYP1 Exterior Grey Paint <0.0069 GO-GP1 Green Bench Paint 4.0

3.1.3 Will Site

WH-1-PP1 Pistachio Paint #1 0.25 WH-1-PP2 Pistachio Paint #2 0.024

WH-1-PKP1 Pink Paint #1 0.055 WH-1-BGP1 Beige Paint #1 0.31 WH-1-MP1 Mint Paint #1 3.6 WH-1-YP1 Yellow Paint #1 0.14 WH-1-BP1 Blue Paint #1 <0.0073

WH-2-DBP1 Dark Blue Paint #1 0.058 WH-2-WP1 White Paint #1 0.22 WH-2-LP1 Light Pink Paint #1 0.86 WH-2-CP1 Cream Paint #1 0.26

WH-2-PYP1 Pale Yellow Paint #1 0.21 WH-P-GYP1 Porch Grey Paint #1 5.8 WH-P-WTP1 Porch White Paint #1 4.3 WH-P-GP1 Porch Green Paint #1 4.5 WH-E-SFP1 Exterior Seafoam Paint #1 6.2 WH-E-SFP2 Exterior Seafoam Paint #2 3.2 WH-E-SFP3 Exterior Seafoam Paint #3 5.5

Will Garage

WG-LGP1 Exterior Light Green Paint #1 5.6

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3.1.4 Hayward River Site

Hayward River House

HH-B-GYP1 Basement Grey Paint #1 0.035 HH-B-GYP2 Basement Grey Paint #2 0.97 HH-B-WP1 Basement White Paint #1 0.21 HH-B-WP2 Basement White Paint #2 0.083 HH-2-WP3 2nd Floor White Paint #3 0.35 HH-2-YP1 2nd Floor Yellow Paint #1 0.13 HH-2-YP2 2nd Floor Yellow Paint #2 0.051

Hayward River Garage

HG-SP1 Interior Silver Paint #1 0.13 HG-SP2 Interior Silver Paint #2 0.35 HG-BP1 Exterior Brown Paint #1 11

3.1.5 Keyes Lake Site

Keyes Lake House

KH-E-BP1 Exterior Brown Paint #1 <0.0073 KH-1-WP1 1st Floor White Paint #1 0.030 KH-1-YP1 1st Floor Yellow Paint #1 0.60

Keyes Lake Garage

KG-E-WP1 Exterior White Paint #1 31 KG-E-GP1 Exterior Trim Green Paint #1 7.9

3.1.6 Roher Site

Roher Cabin

RC-GP1 Exterior Green Paint #1 7.9 RC-TP1 Interior Tan Paint #1 0.26

RC-GYP1 Interior Grey Paint #1 0.35

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RO-YP1 Exterior Yellow Paint #1 1.8

RO-MGP1 Exterior Mint Green Paint #1 0.69 RO-BP1 Exterior Brown Paint #1 2.1

3.1.7 Schnable Site

Schnable Cabin

SC-E-CP1 Exterior Cream Paint #1 0.31 SC-E-BP1 Exterior Brown Paint #1 0.055 SC-E-RP1 Exterior Red Paint #1 0.088

SG-E-RP2 Exterior Red Paint #2 0.048

Schnable Woodshed

SS-E-RP3 Exterior Red Paint 0.13

3.2 Asbestos Inspection Results

All samples were tested by iATL, using the analytical method US EPA 600, R93-116. Samples were analyzed via PLM. However, if the analysis resulted in less than 10% asbestos, the samples were point counted (PC). The limit of detection of PC is 0.25%, which utilizes PLM equipped with a crosshair allowing the analyst to count individual asbestos and non-asbestos particles. If asbestos was not detected (ND) by PLM, or if asbestos occurred in greater than 10 percent, PC methods were not applicable (NA). If analysis resulted in trace asbestos, the concentration of asbestos was less than the limit of detection by PC. Therefore, the suspect building material is not an ACM according to NESHAP. Where L2 (Layer 2) is noted after the sample ID, two (2) different layers were adhered together in the suspect sample and were analyzed separately. Results listed in bold signifies that asbestos was found within the respective sample in concentrations which exceed NESHAP criteria.

Coleman Engineering Company 14 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18

3.2.1 Foss Lake Site

Foss Lake Oil House

Sample ID Description Result (% by PLM) Result (% by PC) FL-O-RF1 Roofing Felt #1 ND NA

FL-O-RF1(L2) Green Shingle #1 ND NA FL-O-RF2 Roofing Felt #2 ND NA

FL-O-RF2(L2) Green Shingle #2 ND NA

FL-W-WC1 Window Caulk #1 10 Chrysotile NA FL-W-WC2 Window Caulk #2 ND NA

FL-W-WC2(L2) Grey Putty 10 Chrysotile NA FL-W-DC1 Door Caulk #1 ND NA

3.2.2 Guth Site

Guth House

GH-B-PI1 Pink Insulation #1 ND NA GH-B-PI2 Pink Insulation #2 ND NA GH-B-YI1 Yellow Insulation #1 ND NA GH-B-YI2 Yellow Insulation #2 ND NA GH-1-KL1 Kitchen Linoleum #1 ND NA

GH-1-KL1(L2) Tan Wood ND NA GH-1-KL2 Kitchen Linoleum #2 ND NA

GH-1-KL2(L2) Tan Wood ND NA GH-1-OC1 Orange Carpet #1 ND NA

GH-1-OC1(L2) Tan Mastic ND NA GH-1-OC2 Orange Carpet #2 ND NA

GH-1-OC2(L2) Tan Mastic ND NA GH-1-HT1 Hearth Tile #1 ND NA

GH-1-HT1(L2) Tan Mastic ND NA GH-1-HT1(L3) Grey Grout ND NA

GH-1-HU1 Hearth Underlay #1 ND NA GH-1-BFL1 Bath Floor Linoleum #1 ND NA

GH-1-BFL1(L2) Tan Wood ND NA GH-1-BWL1 Bath Wall Linoleum #1 ND NA

GH-1-BWL1(L2) Tan Mastic ND NA GH-1-BWL2 Bath Wall Linoleum #2 ND NA

Coleman Engineering Company 15 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18

GH-1-BWL2(L2) Tan Mastic ND NA GH-1-DW1 Ceiling Drywall #1 ND NA GH-E-RF1 Exterior Roof Felt #1 ND NA GH-E-RF2 Exterior Roof Felt #2 ND NA

Guth Shed

GS-WG1 Window Glazing #1 ND NA

GO-RF1 Roof Felt #1 ND NA

3.2.3 Will Site

WH-B-CM1 Chimney Mortar #1 ND NA WH-B-WI1 Wire Insulation #1 ND NA WH-B-VF1 Vinyl Flooring #1 ND NA

WH-B-VF1(L2) Brown Mastic ND NA WH-1-VF2 Vinyl Flooring #2 ND NA

WH-1-VF2(L2) Brown Mastic ND NA WH-1-BVF1 Bath Vinyl Floor #1 ND NA

WH-1-BVF1(L2) Tan Mastic ND NA WH-1-BVF1(L3) White Vinyl Floor ND NA WH-1-BVF1(L4) Brown Mastic ND NA

WH-2-B2VF1 Bath 2 Vinyl Floor #1 ND NA WH-2-B2VF1(L2) Brown Mastic ND NA

WH-2-LF1 Linoleum Flooring #1 ND NA WH-2-LF1(L2) Brown Mastic ND NA

WH-1-WB1 Wall Board #1 ND NA WH-1-TC1 Toilet Caulk #1 ND NA WH-1-FP1 Felt Paper #1 ND NA WH-2-FP2 Felt Paper #2 ND NA WH-2-FP3 Felt Paper #3 ND NA WH-E-RF1 Roof Felt #1 ND NA

WH-E-RF1(L2) Black Tar NA 3.7 Chrysotile WH-P-WG1 Window Glaze #1 ND NA WH-P-WG2 Window Glaze #2 ND NA

Coleman Engineering Company 16 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18

WG-WG1 Window Glaze #1 ND NA

3.2.4 Hayward River Site

Hayward River House

HH-B-DW1 Basement Drywall #1 ND NA

HH-B-DW1(L2) Joint Compound ND NA HH-1-DW2 Drywall #2 ND NA

HH-1-DW2(L2) Joint Compound ND NA HH-1-FP1 Floor Felt Paper #1 ND NA HH-1-FP2 Floor Felt Paper #2 ND NA HH-1-HG1 Hearth Grout #1 ND NA

HH-1-HG1(L2) Grey Cement ND NA HH-1-SC1 Shower Caulk #1 ND NA HH-2-PB1 Plaster Board #1 ND NA HH-2-PB2 Plaster Board #2 ND NA

HH-2-PB2(L2) Fiberboard ND NA HH-2-PB3 Plaster Board #3 ND NA

HH-2-PB3(L2) Fiberboard ND NA HH-2-FB1 Wall Fiberboard #1 ND NA HH-1-FT1 Floor Tile #1 ND NA

HH-1-FT1(L2) Grey Mortar ND NA HH-E-C1 Window - Caulk #1 ND NA HH-E-C2 Chimney - Caulk #2 ND NA

HH-E-RF1 Roof Felt #1 ND NA HH-E-RF2 Roof Felt #2 ND NA

Hayward River Garage

HG-CM1 Chimney Mortar #1 ND NA HG-RF1 Roofing Felt #1 ND NA HG-RF2 Roofing Felt #2 ND NA

Coleman Engineering Company 17 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18

3.2.5 Keyes Lake Site

KH-B-FT1 Floor Tile #1 ND NA KH-B-FT2 Floor Tile #2 ND NA KH-B-FT3 Floor Tile #3 ND NA

KH-B-FTM1 Floor Tile Mastic #1 ND NA KH-B-FTM2 Floor Tile Mastic #2 ND NA KH-B-FTM3 Floor Tile Mastic #3 ND NA KH-B-WA1 Wall Adhesive #1 ND NA KH-B-WA2 Wall Adhesive #2 ND NA KH-B-WA3 Wall Adhesive #3 ND NA KH-B-FP1 Felt Paper #1 ND NA KH-B-FP2 Felt Paper #2 ND NA KH-B-FP3 Felt Paper #3 ND NA KH-1-LF1 Linoleum Flooring #1 ND NA

KH-1-LF1(L2) Yellow Mastic ND NA KH-1-LF2 Linoleum Flooring #2 ND NA

KH-1-LF2(L2) Yellow Mastic ND NA KH-1-LF3 Linoleum Flooring #3 ND NA

KH-1-LF3(L2) Yellow Mastic ND NA KH-2-RP1 Roof Paper #1 ND NA KH-2-RP2 Roof Paper #2 ND NA KH-2-RS1 Roof Shingle #1 ND NA KH-2-RS2 Roof Shingle #2 ND NA

The Keyes Lake garage was not sampled for ACM as the same building materials were used to construct the garage and the house.

3.2.6 Roher Site

RC-TPS1 Tar Paper & Siding #1 ND NA

RC-TPS1(L2) Black Tar Paper ND NA RC-TPS2 Tar Paper & Siding #2 ND NA

RC-TPS2(L2) Black Tar Paper ND NA RC-GFB1 Gypsum Fireboard 80 Chrysotile NA RC-GFB2 Gypsum Fireboard 75 Chrysotile NA RC-E-FP1 Felt Paper #1 NA Trace RC-E-FP2 Felt Paper #2 NA 2.6 Chrysotile

Coleman Engineering Company 18 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18

RC-E-FP3 Felt Paper #3 NA 1.3 Chrysotile RC-RT1 Roof Tar #1 NA 1.8 Chrysotile RC-RT2 Roof Tar #2 NA 2.1 Chrysotile RC-RT3 Roof Tar #3 NA 2.3 Chrysotile

RO-PW1 Stack Pipe Wrap #1 75 Chrysotile NA

3.2.7 Schnable Site

Schnable Cabin

SC-I-LF1 Linoleum Flooring #1 ND NA

SC-I-LF1(L2) Tan Mastic ND NA SC-I-FSB1 False Stone Backing #1 ND NA SC-E-RS1 Roof Shingle #1 ND NA

SG-E-RS2 Roof Shingle #2 ND NA

S-MISC-FB1 Misc. Fireboard (leaning against garage)

25 Chrysotile NA

Schnable Woodshed

SS-E-RS3 Roof Shingle #3 ND NA

4.0 SUMMARY

4.1 ACM and LBP Material Quantities

The quantities of all materials constituted as an ACM or LBP are approximate and listed in square feet (sq. ft.). The materials that were not reported as LBP or ACM are excluded from the following quantities. Some items listed below were not sampled (NS) because they were considered to be homogenous to materials sampled at the respective site. This notion was made due to the year of construction, and whether or not the buildings resided within the same site. A designation of friable or non-friable categorized ACM follows the quantities of ACM below. Those that are listed in bold are considered RACM by NESHAP and the EPA. Some non-friable ACM below are also listed in bold due to CEC’s belief that they may become RACM during demolition activities.

Coleman Engineering Company 19 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18

4.1.1 Foss Lake Site

Foss Lake Oil House

LBP

• Exterior White Paint (WP): 400 sq. ft.

• Firebox Red Paint (RP): ~5 sq. ft. (paint deteriorated)

• Interior Door Grey Paint (GYP): 35 sq. ft.

ACM

• Window Caulk (WC): <5 sq. ft. ........................... Category I Non-Friable ACM

4.1.2 Guth Site

• Green Bench Paint (GP): 6 sq. ft.

4.1.3 Will Site

LBP

• Bedroom #2 Mint Paint (MP): 275 sq. ft.

• Bedroom #4 Lt. Pink Paint (LP): 200 sq. ft.

• Porch Grey Floor Paint (GYP): 230 sq. ft.

• Porch Green Trim Paint (GP): 45 sq. ft.

• Porch White Wall Paint (WP): 180 sq. ft.

• Siding Seafoam Paint (SFP): 2,000 sq. ft.

• Roof Tar [RF(L2)]: 1,800 sq. ft...........Category I Non-Friable ACM

• Siding Lt. Green Paint (LGP): 640 sq. ft.

Coleman Engineering Company 20 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18

4.1.4 Hayward River Site

Hayward House

• Basement Grey Paint (GYP): 825 sq. ft.

• Attic Vermiculite (*NS): ~450 sq. ft. .................................... Friable ACM

Hayward Garage

• Exterior Brown Paint (BP): 40 sq. ft.

4.1.5 Keyes Lake Site

• Baseboard Yellow Paint (YP): 10 sq. ft.

• White Siding Paint (*NS): 1,400 sq. ft.

• Green Trim Paint (*NS): 80 sq. ft.

Keyes Lake Garage

• White Siding Paint (WP): 20 sq. ft.

• Green Trim Paint (GP): 100 sq. ft.

4.1.6 Roher Site

LBP

• Exterior Green Paint (GP): 100 sq. ft.

ACM

• Roof Tar (RT): 800 sq. ft..............Category I Non-Friable ACM

• Exterior Felt Paper (FP): 1,000 sq. ft...........Category I Non-Friable ACM

• Gypsum Fireboard (GFB): 40 sq. ft.............. Category II Non-Friable ACM

Coleman Engineering Company 21 Lead and Asbestos Testing FY18

• Exterior Yellow Paint (YP): 85 sq. ft.

• Ext. Mint Green Paint (MGP): 300 sq. ft.

• Ext. Brown Paint (BP): 80 sq. ft.

• Transite Stack Pipe Wrap (PW): 7 sq. ft................ Category II Non-Friable ACM

4.1.7 Schnable Site

• Miscellaneous Fireboard (FB): 12 sq. ft.............. Category II Non-Friable ACM

*Fireboard leaning against the side of the garage. Please note that the fireboard was not found as part of the Schnable cabin or garage construction materials.

4.2 Recommendations

Based on the samples analyzed, personnel should wear the appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) during any demolition or abatement activities. PPE includes, but is not limited to, safety glasses, proper air respiration equipment, disposable Teflon coveralls, and disposable gloves.

Any owners, operators, or contractors involved with demolition or abatement activities of the facilities that have ACM, listed above shall adhere to the following State and Federal Regulations:

• 29 CFR 1926.1101 – OSHA Asbestos Construction Industry Standard

• 29 CFR 1910.134 – OSHA Respirator Standard

• 40 CFR 61, Subpart M – EPA NESHAP Regulations

• Chapter NF 447 – DNR Control of Asbestos Emissions

• Wisconsin DHS 159

Care should be taken to avoid dispersing any dust beyond the immediate work area via facility air handling systems (i.e., HEPA Filter), and/or proper suppression techniques (i.e., wetting) for asbestos and lead removal. Trained and qualified contractors should follow lead and asbestos safe work practices.

APPENDIX A

FIGURES

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SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0"

ATTIC SPACE

ATTIC SPACE

ATTIC SPACE

NUMBER SAMPLE ID

WH-B-CM1

SAMPLE LOCATION

BASEMENT CHIMNEY MORTAR

2 WH-B-VF1 BASEMENT STAIR VINYL FLOORING

3 WH-B-WI1 BASEMENT ELECTRIC PANEL WIRE INSULATION

4 WH-1-WB1 DINING ROOM WALL BOARD

5 WH-1-FP1 DINING ROOM FELT PAPER BEHIND WALL BOARD

6 WH-1-PP1 DINING ROOM PISTACHIO PAINT

7 WH-1-PP2

LIVING ROOM PISTACHIO PAINT

WH-1-PKP1 KITCHEN CABINET AND TRIM PAINT - PINK

9 WH-1-PGP1 KITCHEN WALL PAINT - BEIGE

10 WH-1-VF2 KITCHEN COUNTER VINYL LAMINATE

11 WH-1-MP1 BEDROOM 2 PAINT - MINT

12 WH-1-YP1 HALLWAY PAINT - YELLOW

13 WH-1-BVF1 BATHROOM VINYL FLOORING

14 WH-1-TC1 BATHROOM TOILET CAULK

15 WH-1-BP1 BEDROOM 1 PAINT - BLUE

16 WH-2-DBP1 BEDROOM 3 DARK BLUE PAINT ON TRIM

17 WH-2-WP1 BEDROOM 3 WHITE WALL PAINT

18 WH-2-LP1 BEDROOM 4 LIGHT PINK WALL PAINT

19 WH-2-FP2 BEDROOM 4 CRAWL SPACE FELT PAPER

20 WH-2-FP3 BEDROOM 5 CRAWL SPACE FELT PAPER

21 WH-2-CP1 BATH UPSTAIRS TRIM CREAM PAINT

22 WH-2-B2VF1 BATH UPSTAIRS LINOLEUM

23 WH-2-PYP1 BATH UPSTAIRS PALE YELLOW WALL BOARD PAINT

24 WH-2-LF1 BEDROOM 5 LINOLEUM

25 WH-P-GYP1 PORCH - LIGHT GRAY FLOOR PAINT

26 WH-P-WTP1 PORCH - WHITE WALL PAINT

27 WH-P-GP1 PORCH - GREEN TRIM PAINT

28 WH-E-SFP1 EXTERIOR - SEA FOAM PAINT

29 WH-E-SFP2 EXTERIOR - SEA FOAM PAINT

30 WH-E-SFP3 EXTERIOR - SEA FOAM PAINT

31 WH-E-RF1 ROOF PAPER

32 WH-P-WG1 PORCH WINDOW GLAZE

33 WH-P-WG2 PORCH WINDOW GLAZE

34 WG-WG1 GARAGE WINDOW GLAZE

35 WG-LGP1 GARAGE - LIGHT GREEN PAINT

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