Bldg_1311,_1317_and_1319_Asbestos_Info.pdf

Building 1317: 1317 is the COMM facility that was constructed in 1975 with a total floor space of 145 sq. ft.

Homogeneous Areas: The visual survey resulted in the identification of two homogeneous areas as described below.

1. The 12”x12” white floor tile.

2. The yellow mastic under the 12”x12” white floor tile.

Location of Homogeneous Areas:

Homogeneous Area #1: One sample (#1317-01) was taken. This sample tested positive with 2% chrysotile asbestos; therefore, the 12”x12” white floor tile located in the center of the entrance door and throughout the building is considered ACM.

Homogeneous Area #2: One sample (#1317-01A) was taken. This sample tested negative for asbestos; therefore, the yellow mastic under the 12”x12” white floor tile located in the center of the entrance door and throughout the building is considered NON-ACM. However, due to cross contamination from the asbestos containing tile, if the mastic is involved in a renovation or construction project, it must be treated as

ACM.

Recommended Action: Since the asbestos containing material was found to be in good condition and does not pose a threat, no immediate action is required. The material should also be included in a recurring preventative maintenance program whereby inspections are made every six months or as needed. If the condition deteriorates, repair or removal should be performed. Removal must be considered if the areas are ever included in a repair or construction project. Actions taken to repair or remove the ACM

Building 1311: 1311 is the HAZARD STOR, BSE facility that was constructed in 1979 with a total floor space of 272 sq. ft. Walk through inspection revealed no suspect material found at this time.

should be annotated in the “Changes That Affect Sample Summary” section of the plan.

Building 1319: 1319 is the COMM facility that was constructed in 1977 with a total floor space of 1,247 sq. ft.

Homogeneous Areas: The visual survey resulted in the identification of six homogeneous areas as described below.

1. The 12”x12” beige floor tile.

2. The black mastic under the 12”x12” beige floor tile.

3. The 12”x12” light brown floor tile.

4. The black mastic under the 12”x12” light brown floor tile.

5. The 12”x12” dark brown floor tile.

6. The black mastic under the 12”x12” dark brown floor tile.

Location of Homogeneous Areas:

Homogeneous Area #1: One sample (#1319-01) was taken. This sample tested positive with 2% chrysotile asbestos; therefore, the 12”x12” beige floor tile located in the southeast corner of the entrance door and throughout the building is considered ACM.

Homogeneous Area #2: One sample (#1319-01A) was taken. This sample tested positive with 10% chrysotile asbestos; therefore, the black mastic under the 12”x12” beige floor tile located in the southeast corner of the entrance door and throughout the building is considered ACM.

Homogeneous Area #3: One sample (#1319-02) was taken. This sample tested negative for asbestos; therefore, the 12”x12” light brown floor tile located in the southeast corner of the entrance door and throughout the building is considered NON- ACM. However, due to cross contamination from the asbestos containing mastic, if the tile is involved in a renovation or construction project, it must be treated as

ACM.

Homogeneous Area #4: One sample (#1319-02A) was taken. This sample tested positive with 5% chrysotile asbestos; therefore, the black mastic under the 12”x12” light brown floor tile located in the southeast corner of the entrance door and throughout the building is considered ACM.

Homogeneous Area #5: One sample (#1319-03) was taken. This sample tested negative for asbestos; therefore, the 12”x12” dark brown floor tile located in the southwest corner of the exit door in the SE Storage room and throughout the building is considered NON-ACM. However, due to cross contamination from the asbestos containing mastic, if the tile is involved in a renovation or construction project, it must be treated as ACM.

Homogeneous Area #6: One sample (#1319-03A) was taken. This sample tested positive with 10% chrysotile asbestos; therefore, the black mastic under the 12”x12” dark brown floor tile located in the southwest corner of the exit door in the SE Storage room and throughout the building is considered ACM.

Recommended Action: Since the asbestos containing material was found to be in good condition and does not pose a threat, no immediate action is required. The material should also be included in a recurring preventative maintenance program whereby inspections are made every six months or as needed. If the condition deteriorates, repair or removal should be performed. Removal must be considered if the areas are ever included in a repair or construction project. Actions taken to repair or remove the ACM should be annotated in the “Changes That Affect Sample Summary” section of the plan.

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