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This document is a Lead Inspection & Risk Assessment Report prepared by Testing Engineers and Consultants, Inc. (TEC) on behalf of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Healthy Homes Section for a property located at 2661 Greenfield Road in Dearborn, Michigan. The inspection was conducted on multiple dates in January and February 2025, with the report finalized on February 17, 2025. The property, currently owned by the Wayne County Land Bank and unoccupied, was formerly an animal shelter and is planned to be used as a fire training facility by the City of Dearborn Fire Department. The inspection involved comprehensive testing of paint, dust, and soil surfaces using X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) technology to identify potential lead-based paint hazards.
The report indicates no immediate lead-based paint hazards were found during the inspection, though multiple surfaces were tested across various rooms and building components. The testing methodology followed HUD guidelines, using a SciAps X 550 XRF device with calibration checks and precise measurement protocols. Dust wipe and soil samples were analyzed by APEX Research Laboratory, with all results falling below federal action levels for lead concentration. The report includes detailed recommendations for future monitoring, suggesting a visual survey one month and six months after the inspection, and a comprehensive re-evaluation by a certified risk assessor every two years. The document also provides extensive educational information about lead exposure, potential health risks, and mitigation strategies for property owners and managers.
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Lead Inspection & Risk Assessment Report
FOR THE PROPERTY AT:
2661 Greenfield Road Dearborn, MI 48122 1980’s to 1990’s
Prepared For:
OCCUPANT
Unoccupied
OWNER
Wayne County Land Bank 500 Griswold Street, 28th Floor, Detroit, MI 48226
Date of Inspection: 01/22/2025, 02/02/2025, and 02/07/2025
Date of Report 02/17/2025
Report Prepared and Submitted By:
Madison Konrad Michigan Certification P-007113 XRF Serial Number: 01267
Testing Engineers and Consultants, INC. (TEC) 1343 Rochester Road Troy, MI 48099-0249 (248)-588-6200
On behalf of:
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services Healthy Homes Section PO BOX 30037, Suite 410 Lansing, MI 48909
517-335-9390
TEC Job #64659-03
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LEAD INSPECTION & RISK ASSESSMENT REPORT
PURPOSE OF ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION
KEY DEFINITIONS
LEAD TESTING
RESULTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
INSPECTOR SUMMARY
INSPECTOR CERTIFICATION
APPENDICES
APPENDIX A – RESIDENT INTERVIEW
APPENDIX B – SITE INFORMATION
APPENDIX C – LEAD: EDUCATION, TESTING, RESOURCES & LAWS
APPENDIX D – ALL XRF RESULTS & DEVICE USED
APPENDIX E – LABORATORIES USED & ORIGINAL LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORTS
Purpose of Environmental Investigation The purpose of this report is to share lead-testing results. Please refer to Appendix C-3 for your future responsibilities as they relate to this report. Use the “Key Definitions” below as a guide when reading the results. Floor plan maps are provided in Appendix B-3 – use these as a guide when reading the results. See Appendix C for information about lead hazards and abatement versus interim control options.
KEY DEFINITIONS
Component: The surface tested.
Examples: door, door trim, wall, ceiling, exterior siding, etc.
Substrate: The type of material.
Examples: plaster, wood, metal
Side: The location of tested area or item. Side A is always the address side of the building. Sides B, C, and D move in a clockwise direction from Side A.
Side C
Si de
B
Si de
D
Side A (Address Side)
Condition: The condition of the paint on the surface tested.
Intact means undamaged, or in one piece.
Deteriorated means damaged, worn, or in bad shape.
Color: The color of the surface tested.
Floor: The floor of the building.
Basements identified are “Floor 0.”
Room: The room testing occurred. Rooms are identified by a number because room usage may change (i.e., a bedroom may become an office). Kitchens and bathrooms are not numbered.
Result: Indicates if tested. Positive or negative result for lead shared.
Teeth: Indicates if teeth marks are present.
Fric-Imp: Friction-Impact occurs when two components rub or come into contact repeatedly.
Lead Testing
RESULTS & RECOMMENDATIONS
The table below details the lead-hazards found in your home.
TABLE 1: ALL LEAD-HAZARDS
COMPONENT & LOCATION OF HAZARD SEVERITY* PRIORITY** ABATEMENT OPTIONS INTERIM CONTROL OPTIONS
NO HAZARDS FOUND
* Severity: 1 = most severe; 2 = very severe; 3 = somewhat severe **Priority: 1 = high priority; 2 = medium priority; 3 = low priority S
RESULTS OF TESTED SURFACES
The following tables detail levels of lead found in paint, dust, and soil on your property.
Positive Lead-Paint Results All paint testing results in Appendix D.
TABLE 2: POSITIVE LEAD-PAINT RESULTS
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AD
IN
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M G
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N
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No LBP Found HUD reporting limits for positive XRF results are ≥ 1.0 mg/cm2 (milligrams per square centimeter) for painted or glazed surfaces.
Dust Wipe Sample Results
TABLE 3: DUST WIPE SAMPLE RESULTS
SA
PL
E
ROOM/WIPE LOCATION SURFACE TESTED
HF Hard Floor CF Carpet Floor
T Trough S Stool/Sill O Other
LEAD HAZARD?
LAB RESULT (µg/ft2)
1 FB - - <5.0
2 FS 9 – Floor HF No <5.0 3 FS 9 – Windowsill S No <6.4 4 FS 10 – Floor HF No <5.0 5 FS 10 – Window Trough T No <10.1 6 FS 11 – Floor HF No <5.0 7 FS 11 – Windowsill S No <6.4 8 FS 12 – Floor HF No <5.0 9 FS 12 – Windowsill S No <6.4
10 FS 8 – Floor HF No 6.4 11 FS 8 – Windowsill S No 12.7 12 FS 5 – Floor HF No <5.0
For all HUD/Medicaid projects lead action levels for dust: Floors = 10 µg/ft2 (micrograms per square feet); Porches = 40 µg/ft2; Window stools/interior sills = 100 µg/ft2; Window troughs = 100 µg/ft2. BRL = Below Reporting Limits. N/D = Not Detected.
Soil Sample Results ☐ Soil samples not collected due to snow or frozen ground.
☐ Soil samples not collected due to no bare soil present.
If either box above is checked, soil sample results will not be included because soil samples were not taken.
TABLE 4: SOIL SAMPLE RESULTS
SA
PL
E
# LOCATION OF BARE SOIL AREA APPROXIMATE AREA IN
SQUARE-FEET (FT2)
LEAD HAZARD?
LAB RESULT IN PARTS PER
MILLION (ppm)
S-01 Dripline Side A 30 SF No <10 ppm EPA and HUD lead action levels: Soil – at 1,200 ppm; Child play areas and gardens – at 400 ppm or more. BRL = Below Reporting Limits. N/D = Not Detected.
Other Surface Sample Results The table below details all surfaces that do not have paint that were tested. Testing these surfaces can help find other sources of lead-exposure. These surfaces are not required to be tested.
TABLE 5: OTHER SURFACE SAMPLE RESULTS
SURFACE/ITEM DESCRIPTION LOCATION MATERIAL RESULT (mg/cm2) None NA NA NA
Items listed above were tested using an XRF. The results are limited because the surfaces tested do not comply with the devices testing ability. Positive lead results are in bold. These items may be a potential source of lead exposure. [mg/cm2 = milligrams per square centimeter]
SURFACES UNABLE TO BE TESTED
A lead investigation requires testing all painted surfaces. Some painted surfaces in your home may be out of reach. These surfaces are not tested. Surfaces out of reach that are not tested are assumed to contain lead-based paint. If the paint looks deteriorated, the surface is assumed to be a lead-based paint hazard. The table below details all of the untested painted surfaces. It also details why the surface was not tested.
TABLE 6: SURFACES UNABLE TO TEST
ROOM COMPONENT REASON NOT TESTED
FS 2 – LOBBY A WALL NO WALL TO TEST – FLOOR TO CEILING
WINDOWS
FS 3 - CEILING NOT PAINTED
FS 4 CEILING NOT PAINTED
FS 5 CEILING NOT PAINTED
HUD reporting limits for positive XRF results are ≥ 1.0 mg/cm2 (milligrams per square centimeter) for painted or glazed surface.
POTENTIAL HAZARDS
Lead can exist in your home and not be a hazard. The table below details all surfaces found to contain lead but are not current hazards.
Please make a note of these surfaces and remember to monitor them for changes. Any changes could make the surface a lead-hazard, which will alter severity and priority levels and require lead hazard control options. Refer to Appendix C-3 for ways to monitor.
TABLE 7: POTENTIAL HAZARDS
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IN
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No potential hazards HUD reporting limits for positive XRF results are ≥ 1.0 mg/cm2 (milligrams per square centimeter) for painted or glazed surfaces.
Inspector Summary The building was formerly used as an animal shelter and will be occupied by the City of Dearborn Fire Department as a fire training facility. The building has been unoccupied and will not be a child-occupied facility, so no interview was conducted.
Inspector Certification The information contained in this report is a true and accurate representation of the conditions and activities at this property at the time of this investigation, based on the professional judgement of the person(s) who conducted and reported this Environmental Investigation. If soil samples were not collected as indicated in Table 4 due to snow, these samples will be collected at the earliest opportunity. An amended report will be sent with any soil hazards found and corrective action options.
Madison Konrad 03/31/2025
Michigan Certified Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor # P- 007113
Risk Assessor E-Mail: mkonrad@tectest.com
Appendices
APPENDIX A – RESIDENT INTERVIEW
The purpose of this interview is to help find where to take dust and soil samples. Questions will help find:
• Most frequently used entrances and windows.
• Areas where children sleep, eat, and play.
• Recent renovations.
• Etc.
Resident Interview Questions & Responses:
This house is currently: Not Occupied Person interviewed: NA
APPENDIX B – SITE INFORMATION
B-1: General Property Description:
The overall condition of the building is good. The exterior of the building is brick. The windows are metal or vinyl framed. Most of the rooms did not contain windows, where there were windows, some did not have sills. TEC sampled rooms that had windows and sills when present. Some rooms had wall to ceiling windows that were not painted, therefore certain walls were not tested. Some Ceilings were not painted therefore were not tested. At the time of the inspection, the ground was completely covered with snow and ice, therefore, no soil samples were taken.
B-2: Building Condition Exposure to lead is usually from lead-based paint. Lead-based paint becomes a source of lead exposure when the paint is deteriorated. Deteriorated paint is paint that is chipping or chalking and may be caused by poor building conditions. A leaky roof is an example of a poor building condition that can cause paint to become deteriorated. Lead work cannot begin before building conditions causing paint to deteriorate are fixed. The building condition survey helps find these areas. “Yes” responses mean the building condition is poor and needs fixing.
BUILDING CONDITION SURVEY QUESTIONS & RESPONSES
GENERAL PROPERTY CONDITION
QUESTION RESPONSE
What year was this building built? 1980-1990
Has there been any lead testing done to this property within the last year?
No
NA
Were any external renovations done on a neighboring property? Repainting, remodeling, renovation, window replacement, sanding, scraping or power washing painted surfaces inside or outside of the home?
No
NA
Have nearby buildings or structures (bridge, water tower, homes, etc.) recently been repainted, demolished or burned?
No
NA
Were any home renovations done to your home within the past year?
No
NA
Are you planning any building renovations?
Yes The client is planning on renovating the entire building
Are you or the landlord planning any landscaping activities?
No
Is building debris stored in the yard? No
Other notable conditions: No
EXTERIOR BUILDING CONDITION
QUESTION RESPONSE
Is exterior siding missing components? No
NA
Is the roof missing parts? No
NA
Does the roof have holes or large cracks? No
NA
Are gutters or downspouts broken? No
NA
Are there two or more windows or doors missing, broken or boarded up?
No
NA
Does the porch or steps have major cracks, missing materials, structural leans, or is it visibly unsound?
No
NA
Do exterior walls have large cracks, or damage requiring more than routine painting?
No
NA
Does the foundation have damage, structural leans or is it visibly unsound?
No
NA
Are chimney blocks or masonry joints cracked, with loose or missing components, out of plumb or otherwise deteriorated?
N/A
NA
INTERIOR BUILDING CONDITION
QUESTION RESPONSE
Has there been any recent water damage in the home? No
NA
Are there water stains on interior walls or ceilings? No
Are plaster walls or ceilings deteriorated? No
Do interior walls have large cracks, or damage requiring more than routine painting?
No
NA
Is there any deteriorated paint in the home? Yes
Are vinyl mini blinds present?
Does child have access?
Yes
NA
*Is the bathtub deteriorated?
Does the child bathe in it?
*Follow MDHHS Residential Lead Hazard Control-Lead in Water Protocol
No N/A
B-3: Floor Plans
Floor
Windowsill (WS)
Window Trough
Floor
WS
Floor
FloorWS
Floor WS Floor
S-01 Soil Dripline A
Swhittington Text Box TEC HUD Lead Sample Location Map First Floor 2661 Greenfield Rd, Dearborn, MI TEC Project Number: 64659-03
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B-4: Photos
Side A Side B
Side C
Side D
APPENDIX C – LEAD: EDUCATION, TESTING, RESOURCES & LAWS
C-1: Lead Education
LEAD-BASED PAINT
Lead is a highly toxic metal. When we say paint, it includes:
• Varnishes · Lacquers · Stains · Coatings
• Enamels · Glazes · Primers
Lead-based paint is a paint that has lead in it. Lead is used in paint to:
• Brighten the color · Speed up drying time
• Reduce corrosion (weathering / wear and tear)
Lead was commonly used in household paint in homes built before 1978. In 1978, the federal government banned the use of lead-based paint in homes (for consumers). The older the home, the more likely it is to have lead-based paint.
Before 1940
1940 – 1959
1960 – 1977
LEAD-HAZARDS
A lead-hazard is when lead is present in a surface and that surface is deteriorating or breaking down. There are specific definitions for different lead-hazards.
• Lead-Based Paint Hazard – any lead-based paint, including lead dust and soil that would have an adverse effect on human health.
• Dust-Lead Hazard – surface dust in a residence containing an area or mass concentration of lead equal to or in excess of:
o 10 μg/ft2 (micrograms per square feet) on floors o 40 μg/ft2 on porches o 100 μg/ft2 on interior Windowsills o 100 μg/ft2 on window troughs
• Soil-Lead Hazard – bare soil (soil not covered with grass, sod, some other vegetation, or paving, including the sand in sandboxes) on a residential property that contains lead in excess of:
o 400 ppm (parts per million) in play areas (an area of frequent soil contact by
87%
69%
24% children (e.g., sandboxes, swing sets, etc.)) and vegetable gardens.
o 1200 ppm in the rest of the yard.
To correct lead-hazards, there are two options:
• Abatement o The permanent elimination of lead-based paint hazards. This includes:
Removal of building components coated with lead-based paint Removal of dust-lead hazards Removal of soil-lead hazards Overlaying soil with durable covering such as asphalt Enclosing lead-based paint hazards Coating lead-based paint hazards with approved encapsulant (“a thick liquid used to cover lead-based paint”) o This method requires:
Preparation § Cleanup Waste disposal § Post abatement clearance testing Recordkeeping § Monitoring (if applicable)
• Interim Control o A temporary measure to reduce exposure to lead-based paint hazards. This includes, but is not limited to:
Preparing and painting lead-based paint hazards Treatment of friction and impact surfaces Specialized cleaning Landscaping over soil-lead hazards (e.g., grass or sod) Monitoring (conducted by property owner or tenant) Re-evaluation (conducted by a certified lead professional)
For further information, please call MDHHS Healthy Homes Section at 517-335-9390.
LEAD EXPOSURE
Exposure to lead happens during the application, removal and failure of integrity (deterioration) of lead-based paint or from soil lead hazards. Deteriorated paint includes:
• Any paint coating that is peeling, chipping, blistering, flaking, worn, chalking, cracking, or otherwise becoming separated from the painted surface.
Lead-based paint breaks down into:
• Paint chips – chips are paint pieces that are detached from the original painted surface.
Chips include paint that is peeling, chipping, chalking or cracked.
• Dust – dust is created when lead paint is scraped, dry sanded, heated or burned, or when painted surfaces rub together (opening / closing windows and doors). Dust is the most common source of lead exposure among children.
o Dust from lead-based paint can also contaminate the soil. This can be a source of exposure when children play on the ground, or when people bring soil into the house on their shoes.
Lead chips and dust settle on surfaces and objects people touch. Settled lead dust can re-enter the air when people:
• Vacuum or sweep
• When they or their pet walk through it
• When windows or doors are open and allow air to circulate
• When fans circulate air
• Or any other time air is moving in the home
There are other sources of lead exposure. Lead is found in products that you may have in your home. These household items include:
• Painted toys; painted furniture
• Toy jewelry; cosmetics (makeup)
• Plumbing products like pipes and fixtures
• Food or liquid containers made of lead crystal or lead-glazed pottery or porcelain
Lead is present for some jobs and hobbies. These jobs and hobbies can bring lead home with you on your clothes or hands. Jobs and hobbies include:
• Renovation and painting · Shooting ranges
• Mining · Hunting (shot)
• Smelting · Fishing (fishing sinkers and jigs)
• Battery recycling · Stained glass (came and solder)
• Refinishing old furniture · Stock cars (weights used in stock cars)
• Auto body work · Making pottery (dyes and glazes
To reduce lead exposure from your job or hobby:
• Do not put leaded items in your mouth (fishing sinkers, etc.)
• Wash hands before eating or drinking
• Avoid touching your face while working with lead materials
• Change clothes before entering home
• Wash clothes separately from other family members clothes
To reduce lead exposure in the home:
• Regularly wash hands, toys, and horizontal surfaces with wet methods. This method of cleaning includes:
o Washing surfaces with soapy water o Using disposable cleaning materials (paper towel)
• Vacuum with a High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filtered vacuum
• Take shoes off before entering the home or living areas
• Cover lead exposed soil with fruitless plant materials
HEALTH EFFECTS OF LEAD EXPOSURE
Lead is a highly toxic metal. There is no safe level of lead exposure. Lead poisoning occurs when lead enters into the body through either: inhalation (breathing in) or ingestion (eating). Children under the age of six (6) are especially vulnerable to lead poisoning. They have a greater exposure to lead through:
• Frequent hand-to-mouth activity (mouthing objects).
• Consuming more food and drink, and breathing more air per kilogram of body weight than adults.
• Digesting 4-5 times more lead from the gut than adults.
• Nutritional deficiencies, such as an iron deficiency (which increases the bioavailability of lead – meaning it makes lead more available to enter the body).
Children under the age of six (6), their bodies and nervous system is not fully developed. One of the systems lead affects is the nervous system. Lead is a multi-system toxicant, causing:
• Brain and nervous system damage · Muscle or joint pain
• Decreased IQ · Reproductive problems (adult)
• Learning difficulties · Digestive problems
• Speech, language, and behavior problems · Kidney damage
• Hearing problems · Anemia
• Slow or reduced growth · High blood pressure
C-2: Lead Testing Procedures
PAINT
To test for lead in paint, an XRF instrument is used. XRF stands for “X-Ray Fluorescence.”
To measure lead, this device uses low level radiation. The radiation excites atoms within painted surfaces. Excitement, or movement of atoms cause radiation to rebound back to the device. This rebound tells the device if lead is present. Lead is determined present if the level is 1 microgram per square centimeter (µg/cm2) or more.
Appendix D-2 details the XRF device used.
DUST
Dust is collected using dust wipes. Dust wipes are disposable cloths used to collect dust. The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides dust wipe best practices. HUD requests inspectors to:
• Use one dust wipe per sample area.
• Collect dust in a measured area. The measured area is 12” x 12” on a floor or a minimum of 14.4 square inches on a window or window trough.
• Open the dust wipe with a gloved hand.
• Perform dust wipe using “S” motions in sample area.
• Put the dust wipe sample into a labeled tube or container.
• Label states property location, sample location, and size of sample area.
• Send samples to trace metals laboratory.
• Report results in micrograms per square foot (μg/ ft2).
SOIL
Soil is collected using HUD best practices.
A soil sample comes from the upper ½ inch of soil. Garden soil is tested 4-6” (inches) down. All soil must come from soil on the property. Areas may include sandboxes, child play areas, and the roof drip line. A trace metals laboratory analyzes the soil for lead. Soil sample results are reported in parts per million (ppm).
HOUSING COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION
Please use the photos/diagrams below as a guide to help identify housing components noted in this report. Diagrams adopted from Lead Paint Safety: A Field Guide for Painting, Home Maintenance, and Renovation Work, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Lead Hazard Control, June 1999.
LEAD HAZARD CORRECTION COST ESTIMATES
Window replacement $500 - $600 Wood window replacement $900 - $1200 Window jamb liners $350 - $500 Siding exterior $400 - $600 square (square = 100 square feet) Painting exterior $275 - $400 square Exterior door replacement $750 - $900 Interior door replacement $300 - $450 Friction/impact door $250 - $400 E-cap baseboards $200 - $400 per room
Paint baseboards $200 - $300 per room Stair system w/rubber $400 - $800 Lead cleaning $100 - $200 per room
C-3: Your Responsibilities
RE-EVALUATION & MONITORING SCHEDULE
Monitor Potential Lead Hazards Two Ways After Abatement/Interim Controls Completed:
Visual Survey: Perform one month and six months after lead hazard work. Perform once each year if no problems found. Visual survey is completed by homeowner.
Visual survey includes:
Looking at painted surfaces known to have lead and see if paint is in good repair.
Looking at areas lead hazards fixed to see if in good repair.
Finding problems with the building that could cause new lead hazards.
Re-Evaluate: Every two years a certified risk assessor re-evaluates the building.
This includes:
Measuring dust for lead.
Measuring soil for lead.
Assessing potential lead-based paint hazards.
FUTURE OWNERS OF THIS PROPERTY
A summary of this report must be shared with future tenants or owners of a pre-1978 property.
Federal law (24 CFR part 35 and 40 CFR part 745) requires this report be shared before they become obligated under a lease or sales contract.
Landlords (lessors) and sellers are required to:
• Distribute an educational pamphlet. This pamphlet is approved from the U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The document is: “Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home.”
• Include standard warning language in lease or sale contracts. This is to ensure parents have information they need to protect their children from lead hazards.
Contact 800-424-LEAD (5323) for information about your obligations under federal regulations.
NOTICE TO LANDLORDS
Landlord Penalty Law If a child with an elevated blood lead level is identified in your rental unit you are responsible for ensuring that lead hazards identified in the elevated blood lead level report have been properly addressed. The following must be followed to avoid receiving penalties assessed through the Michigan Lead Abatement Act.
• If you conduct the work on your rental unit you must be certified through the EPA RRP Program or certified through the Michigan Lead Abatement Program. Depending on the method used to correct the hazard, you must follow applicable laws to ensure appropriate work practices are followed.
• Hire a lead abatement contractor, please see the certified list, located at www.michigan.gov/leadsafe.
• Check eligibility for work through the Lead Safe Home Program, please see webpage for details.
Any questions regarding compliance with the Landlord Penalty Act please email LCCAInfo@michigan.gov or call 517-335-9390.
http://www.michigan.gov/leadsafe mailto:LCCAInfo@michigan.gov
APPENDIX D – ALL XRF RESULTS & DEVICE USED
D-1: Results
Date Test # Sample ID Grade Matc Grade Matc Grade Matc Mode AVG Pb Substrate Side Condition Side # Room # Room Type Color Sample ID Component 1/22/2025 9:03 1 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn Lead Paint (Timed) 1.15 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn PCS Cal 1/22/2025 9:04 2 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn Lead Paint (Timed) 1.15 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn PCS Cal 1/22/2025 9:04 3 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn Lead Paint (Timed) 1.2 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn PCS Cal 1/22/2025 9:04 4 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn Lead Paint AVG 1.17 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn PCS Cal 1/22/2025 9:14 5 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-1 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 2 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:14 6 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-2 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 2 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:15 7 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-3 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 2 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:19 8 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-4 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 1 FS 2 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 9:21 9 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-5 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 1 FS 2 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 9:23 10 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-6 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 1 FS 2 Teal 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 9:25 11 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-7 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 2 FS 2 Teal 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 9:26 12 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-8 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 2 FS 2 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 9:27 13 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-9 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Intact 2 FS 2 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 9:28 14 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-10 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal D Intact FS 2 White 2661 Green Vent 1/22/2025 9:30 15 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-11 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 3 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:30 16 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-12 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 3 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:30 17 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-13 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 3 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:31 18 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-14 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 3 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:32 19 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-15 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorated FS 3 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 9:33 20 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-16 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Intact FS 3 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 9:35 21 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-17 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 4 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:35 22 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-18 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 4 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:35 23 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-19 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 4 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:36 24 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-20 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 4 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:38 25 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-21 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Intact 1 FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 9:40 26 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-22 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.03 Metal A Intact 1 FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 9:41 27 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-23 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Intact 2 FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 9:42 28 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-24 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.11 Metal A Deteriorate 2 FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 9:44 29 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-25 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.05 Metal A Intact 2 FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 9:45 30 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-26 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Intact FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 9:46 31 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-27 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.07 Metal C Deteriorated FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 9:48 32 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-28 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.08 Metal C Deteriorated FS 4 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 9:49 33 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-29 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal D Intact FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 9:50 34 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-30 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.07 Metal D Deteriorated FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 9:51 35 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-31 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.04 Metal D Deteriorated FS 4 Teal 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 9:53 36 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-32 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact 1 FS 5 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:54 37 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-33 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 5 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:55 38 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-34 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Drywall C Deteriorate 1 FS 5 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:56 39 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-35 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact 2 FS 5 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:57 40 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-36 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 5 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 9:58 41 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-37 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorated FS 5 Tan 2661 Green Radiator
1/22/2025 10:00 42 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-38 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Deteriorated FS 5 White 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 10:01 43 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-39 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.13 Metal B Deteriorated FS 5 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 10:02 44 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-40 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.06 Metal B Deteriorated FS 5 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 10:03 45 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-41 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorated FS 5 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 10:05 46 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-42 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.04 Metal C Deteriorated FS 5 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 10:07 47 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-43 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Intact FS 5 Brown 2661 Green Window Frame 1/22/2025 10:10 48 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-44 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 6 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:11 49 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-45 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 6 White 2661 Green Wall
1/22/2025 10:11 50 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-46 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 6 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:12 51 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-47 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 6 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:14 52 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-48 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal A Deteriorated FS 6 Yellow 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 10:17 53 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-49 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Intact FS 6 Yellow 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 10:18 54 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-50 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam B Intact FS 6 Yellow 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 10:20 55 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-51 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorated FS 6 Red 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 10:22 56 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-52 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.13 Metal C Deteriorated FS 6 Brown 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 10:23 57 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-53 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.04 Metal C Deteriorated FS 6 Brown 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 10:25 58 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-54 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal D Deteriorated FS 6 Green 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 10:26 59 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-55 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.13 Metal D Deteriorated FS 6 Green 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 10:27 60 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-56 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal D Intact FS 6 Green 2661 Green Door Actuator 1/22/2025 10:28 61 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-57 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal C Deteriorated FS 6 Yellow 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 10:32 62 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-58 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact 2 FS 6 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:32 63 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-59 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact 2 FS 6 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:33 64 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-60 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact 2 FS 6 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:34 65 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-61 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact 2 FS 6 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:37 66 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-62 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal A Intact 2 FS 6 Yellow 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 10:38 67 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-63 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.03 Metal C Intact 2 FS 6 Yellow 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 10:39 68 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-64 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Intact 2 FS 6 Yellow 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 10:40 69 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-65 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam C Deteriorate 2 FS 6 Yellow 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 10:41 70 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-66 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorate 2 FS 6 Brown 2661 Green Vent 1/22/2025 10:42 71 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-67 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal C Deteriorate 2 FS 6 Brown 2661 Green Cabnit Door 1/22/2025 10:44 72 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-68 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 7 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:45 73 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-69 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 7 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:45 74 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-70 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 7 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:46 75 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-71 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 7 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:47 76 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-72 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal A Deteriorated FS 7 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 10:48 77 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-73 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Intact FS 7 White 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 10:50 78 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-74 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.07 Metal C Deteriorated FS 7 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 10:50 79 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-75 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.04 Metal A Deteriorated FS 7 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 10:52 80 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-76 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam D Intact FS 7 White 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 10:53 81 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-77 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Intact FS 7 White 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 10:57 82 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-78 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:57 83 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-79 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:58 84 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-80 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:58 85 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-81 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 10:59 86 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-82 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorate 1 FS 8 Green 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 11:00 87 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-83 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.09 Metal A Deteriorate 1 FS 8 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:02 88 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-84 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorated FS 8 Brown 2661 Green Window Frame 1/22/2025 11:03 89 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-85 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorate 2 FS 8 Red 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 11:05 90 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-86 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.15 Metal A Deteriorate 2 FS 8 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:06 91 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-87 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorated FS 8 White 2661 Green Door Actuator 1/22/2025 11:07 92 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-88 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.08 Metal A Deteriorate 3 FS 8 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:08 93 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-89 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Deteriorated FS 8 Gray 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 11:09 94 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-90 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Deteriorated FS 8 Gray 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:09 95 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-91 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Deteriorated FS 8 Gray 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 11:11 96 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-92 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 1 FS 8 Red 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 11:11 97 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-93 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.1 Metal C Deteriorate 1 FS 8 Red 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:12 98 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-94 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.16 Metal C Deteriorate 1 FS 8 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 11:14 99 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-95 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.04 Metal C Deteriorate 2 FS 8 Red 2661 Green Door
1/22/2025 11:15 100 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-96 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.03 Metal C Deteriorate 2 FS 8 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:18 101 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-97 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Column 1/22/2025 11:18 102 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-98 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Column 1/22/2025 11:18 103 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-99 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Column 1/22/2025 11:20 104 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-100 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal A Deteriorated FS 8 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 11:21 105 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-101 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.25 Metal A Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Beam 1/22/2025 11:22 106 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-102 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Deteriorated FS 8 Gray 2661 Green Floor 1/22/2025 11:24 107 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-103 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam A Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 11:25 108 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-104 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam A Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 11:27 109 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-105 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal C Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 11:27 110 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-106 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal D Intact FS 8 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 11:29 111 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-107 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:29 112 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-108 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:30 113 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-109 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:30 114 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-110 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:31 115 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-111 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Intact FS 8A Green 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 11:32 116 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-112 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.11 Metal A Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:33 117 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-113 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.05 Metal A Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 11:34 118 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-114 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorated FS 8A Green 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 11:35 119 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-115 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.12 Metal C Deteriorated FS 8A White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:36 120 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-116 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.06 Metal C Deteriorated FS 8A White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 11:37 121 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-117 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal A Deteriorated FS 8A White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 11:37 122 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-118 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal C Deteriorated FS 8A White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 11:38 123 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-119 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam B Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 11:39 124 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-120 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Beam 1/22/2025 11:40 125 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-121 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal B Intact FS 8A White 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 11:42 126 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-122 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Deteriorated FS 8A Gray 2661 Green Floor 1/22/2025 11:44 127 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-123 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Deteriorated FS 9 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:44 128 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-124 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Deteriorated FS 9 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:44 129 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-125 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 9 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:45 130 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-126 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Deteriorated FS 9 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:47 131 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-127 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Deteriorated FS 9 Teal 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 11:48 132 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-128 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.1 Metal B Deteriorated FS 9 Teal 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:49 133 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-129 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal D Intact FS 9 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 11:50 134 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-130 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal D Intact FS 9 White 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 11:51 135 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-131 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal D Intact FS 9 White 2661 Green Beam 1/22/2025 11:52 136 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-132 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam D Intact FS 9 White 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 11:54 137 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-133 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 10 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:54 138 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-134 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 10 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:55 139 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-135 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 10 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:55 140 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-136 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 10 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 11:56 141 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-137 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorated FS 10 Green 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 11:57 142 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-138 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.05 Metal C Deteriorated FS 10 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 11:57 143 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-139 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal D Deteriorated FS 10 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 11:58 144 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-140 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal D Intact FS 10 White 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 11:59 145 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-141 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal D Intact FS 10 White 2661 Green Beam 1/22/2025 12:00 146 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-142 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam D Deteriorated FS 10 White 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 12:01 147 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-143 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:02 148 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-144 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:02 149 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-145 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Wall
1/22/2025 12:02 150 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-146 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:03 151 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-147 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorated FS 11 Green 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:04 152 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-148 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.03 Metal A Deteriorated FS 11 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:05 153 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-149 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal A Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 12:06 154 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-150 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 12:07 155 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-151 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal C Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 12:08 156 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-152 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal A Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Beam 1/22/2025 12:09 157 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-153 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Intact FS 11 White 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 12:10 158 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-154 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Foam A Deteriorated FS 11 White 2661 Green Pipe 1/22/2025 12:11 159 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-155 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 11 Gray 2661 Green Floor 1/22/2025 12:14 160 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-156 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 12 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:15 161 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-157 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 12 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:15 162 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-158 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 12 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:15 163 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-159 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 12 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:16 164 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-160 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorated FS 12 Red 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:17 165 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-161 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.04 Metal C Deteriorated FS 12 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:18 166 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-162 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.06 Metal C Deteriorated FS 12 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 12:19 167 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-163 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.06 Metal C Deteriorated FS 12 White 2661 Green Door Actuator 1/22/2025 12:20 168 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-164 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal A Deteriorated FS 12 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 12:21 169 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-165 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.01 Metal B Deteriorated FS 12 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 12:22 170 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-166 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.02 Metal C Deteriorated FS 12 White 2661 Green Duct 1/22/2025 12:23 171 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-167 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.08 Metal D Intact FS 12 White 2661 Green Beam 1/22/2025 12:24 172 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-168 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal D Intact FS 12 White 2661 Green Ceiling 1/22/2025 12:25 173 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-169 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Deteriorated FS 12 Cream 2661 Green Floor 1/22/2025 12:26 174 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-170 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete A Intact FS 13 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:27 175 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-171 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete B Intact FS 13 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:28 176 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-172 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete C Intact FS 13 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:28 177 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-173 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Concrete D Intact FS 13 White 2661 Green Wall 1/22/2025 12:29 178 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-174 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal Intact FS 13 Red 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:30 179 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-175 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.12 Metal Intact FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:31 180 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-176 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.1 Metal A Deteriorated FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 12:32 181 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-177 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.03 Metal A Deteriorate 2 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 12:33 182 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-178 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.03 Metal A Deteriorate 2 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:34 183 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-179 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.06 Metal A Deteriorate 2 FS 13 Red 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:35 184 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-180 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal A Deteriorate 3 FS 13 Red 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:36 185 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-181 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.09 Metal A Deteriorate 3 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:36 186 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-182 Lead Paint (Quick) 0.12 Metal A Deteriorate 3 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 12:37 187 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-183 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Intact 1 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 12:38 188 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-184 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Intact FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:38 189 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-185 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Deteriorated FS 13 Green 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:39 190 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-186 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Deteriorate 2 FS 13 Green 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:40 191 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-187 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal B Intact 2 FS 13 Gray 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:41 192 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-188 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Intact FS 13 Gray 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:42 193 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-189 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Intact FS 13 Gray 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:42 194 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-190 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 2 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:43 195 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-191 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 2 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:44 196 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-192 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 2 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Stop 1/22/2025 12:45 197 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-193 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Deteriorate 3 FS 13 Red 2661 Green Door 1/22/2025 12:46 198 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-194 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal C Intact 3 FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Frame 1/22/2025 12:46 199 2661 Greenfield, Dearborn-195 Lead Paint (Quick) 0 Metal D Intact FS 13 White 2661 Green Door Frame
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