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ORD INANCE NO . '22
SE RI ES OF 2002
BY AUT HOR IT Y
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COUNC IL BILL NO . 64
INTRODUCED BY COUNC IL
MEMBER WOLOSYN
AN ORDIN ANCE APP ROV ING AN OPTION TO PURCHASE THE SKERRITT HOUSE .
WHEREAS , in 1999 , Cit y Co un cil auth ori zed the purchase of th e Thoma s
Skcrritt House and the surr oun di ng four lots in order to preserve thi s hi stori ca l si te; and
WHEREAS , th e Ci ty was successful in secu ring gra nt s from th e Colorado Stat e
Hi stor ica l Fund fo r an hi stor ic al as sessment re view and for stabilization of the stru cture;
and
WHEREAS, a numb er of factors, inclu di ng se ri oas enviro nm ental problem s and
damage s 10 th e structure and its mcchan icnl sys tem s, have res ult ed in the co st fo r
rehabilitation of th e structure havi ng increa sed to th e poi nt that it is not realistic for
th e Ci ty to fund tho se cos ts; and
WH EREAS, after co nsiderin g opti ons fo r th e prop eny, in cludin g demolition of
th e stm cturc , Colorndo Prese rvation , In c. -CPI submittc c' an op tion to purchase th e
Skerritt House th at wou ld all ow Co lorado Prese rva tion , In c. to market th e prop erty to
third partie s who wo uld purchase a,1 d rehabilit ate the stru cture fo r a use permi tted und er
th e current R-3 zo nin g.
NOW, TH EREFORE , BE IT ORDA INED BY THE CITY COUNC IL OF TH E
CITY OF ENGLE WOO D, COLORA DO , AS FOLLOWS :
~. Th e Ci ty Co uncil of the Ci ty of En glewood , Co lorado , hereby approves
th e Op ti on to Purcha se wi th Co lorado Prese rva tion, In c. -CPL
~. The Ma yor is authorized to sign and the Ci ty Clerk to aues t said Option
to Purch ase for and on behalf of th e Ci ty of Englewood, Co lorado .
Int rod uc ed, r ad in fu ll and passed on first readin g on th e 18'' da y of Novembe r,
2002 .
Publ is hed as a Bill fo r an rdinan ce on th e 22'' day of Nove mb er, 2002 .
Re ad by titl e and passed on fin al rea ding on th e 2'' day of Decem ber, 2002 .
Publi shed by 1i1le as Ordinance No.~. Series of 2002 , on lh e 6" dny of
December, 2002 .
/J ~tf." LoucrishiaA.Ell1erk
I, Loucrishin A. Ellis, Ci1y Clerk of 1he Cily of Englewood, Col ado , hereby certify
1ha1 1hc above and for egoing is a true f~Y of lhe Ordinnn e pas
published by title as Ordinance No. -42,:2_, Series of 200 .
on final reading and
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OPTIO:'i TO PURCHAS E RE AL PROP ERTY
FOR HI STORIC PRESER \"ATION
OPTION given this __ day of January :003. by Cily of En1:h.•wuod . hcrcm:iftcr referred 'O
as th e Owner ," to th e COLOR.\DO PRE Slm ,·ATION . INC.-CPI . :i nunp ru fit co rpomt io ,
organized unde r the law s of the Stall' of Co lorad o and ha\'ing it s prim:1pal offi c-cs in Denver .
Co lorado , he reinafter referred 10 as 1hc .. Op11o nee".
WIT NESS E TH :
I. GR.\N T OF OPTIO N. In co nsidera ti on of a su m of Fiw Hundred Du ll:irs (S500 .00) "''"
other good and va lu ab le conside ration. th e Owner. fo r usdf :md i1s :1ss 1gns. hu :,,; given and dOl-F
hereb y give the Opti onc e th e exclusive op tio n to purcha se. upon thl· h.:rm s and con ditio n,;
herei nafter se1 fonh. the rc:il propc ny. includin g th e existi ng rcsidcntiul buildin g (t he: "Buildin g")
and ga rage and an y ot her imp rov emen ts thereon. dc sc ri bcd as fo ll ows llhc "Premi ses"):
Lot s 14 lhru 17. incl u~ivc. Block 6. Skcrr itt '~ Addillon to Engh:wou d.
Third Fi lin g. Cou nt y o.' Arapa hoe . Sta te ofCuloradu
Al so kn own as and nnmbc red
Skerritt House
3560 S. Donnoe k Strec •.
En glcw .,od. Co lo,ad o 80 11 0
2. EXPIRATION DA TE . Th is Option shall expire the first da y of Apr il. 2003 .
3. ACCEPTABLE TITLE. Ow ner warrant s that the ti tl e to the Prcnm•cs is, and on th e closing
of the transac ti on cont emplate d by this Op 1io n. in th e evc m Op tion cc clc·c 1s to purchase th e
Premise s, will be free and clear of all lie ns and en cumbi i:i.nce s, exc ept rea l propert y taxe s and
assess ment s for th e current year. and cove nant s and restri ctions ofrcconJ . If th e evide nce of titl e
resu lt ing fr om a tit le sea rch di scl oses :my defect s in light of and purs uanl tu 1hc.: herein stated
wa rranty, the Ow ner sha ll have :wenty day s after reccip1 ofnotiric i'tion of such de fe cts to cure
sa id defects an d 10 provide to Opt ionee wrinen ce rt ificatio n of such c1 re. If the Owner fo il s to
cure any such title defec ts within such twcnty•d ay period. the Optioncc shall have th e ri~ht to
tennin:ue thi s Option by written noti ce to th e Owner .
4. METHOD OF EXERCISE. Thi s Op tion may be exe rcised by th e Op tionee by deliveri ng to
Ci ty Mana gers Office , City of En glewood , 1000 Eng lewood Parkwa y, Englewood, Co lorad o
8 100 1, nOI later than th e tla 1e se t fo n h in Paragraph 2, a writt en noti ce stati ng thu1 the Opt io ,:e
exercis es the Op tion and fixi ng a dat e for th e co nve yance of tb '" Premi ses to 1he Oplionec , whic h
date. hereinafter ca lled the clo sing da1e . shall be n01 le ss th an fi ve nor more than sixty d."ys after
the de live ry of such notice .
S. PURCHASE PRICE . If the Option shall be dul y exe rcis ed as pro vid ed 1n Pa ra graph 4,
O\vner agrees to se ll to Op tio nee and Optio nee agree s to purchase th e prem is es from th e Owner
for a price of Si xty Thou sand Dolla rs (S60 .000 J as follows : Cash al clo sing or shon-te rrn
fin ancing to be arran ged . Opti onee 's obl igation to purcha se the Pren uS C!\ shall be s ubjec t to it s
receipt of a comm itme nt from a tit le insu ranrc co mpan y ac ceptabl e to the Optiom:c, in th e
amount of the purc hase pri ce ag ree ,g to insure titl e to th e Premise~ m the Opt ione e subject onl y
10 th e no nn ul printed excep1i ons of such policy and the exceptio n .. referenced in Parng raph 3
abo ve .
6. DELIV ERY OF DEED A:-IIJ PO SSESS IO:-i. Th e Owner shull execute . ackn ow ledge an d
deli ver to the: Op 1i oncc. on th e dcsig nntcd cl osing d:nc , a good and sufficicm ge ne ra l wa rran ty
dc:ccl ·onvcymg the Pr emi ses to the Op ti onc e.
7. ADJU TME;\TS. The fo ll owmg shall be prorated as of the du tc the purc hase price is
paid : re:i l propcn y taxe s and ass ess ment s for the cu rrent tnx year .
8. E'.\'TRY ON PREMISE S. The Op tion ee, its agent s or ass igns. shall have th e ri ght, so long
as thi Op ton rema ins in effe ct. (a) to marke t and adve ni se th e Prem ises fo r sa le at a purchase
price ofnot less than Six ty Th ousand Doll ars (S60.000). and (b) to enter in and upon th e
Prcmi!-e s. after giving reaso nab le noti ce to th e owner of the date . tim e and purpose of s uch entry ,
to enter in and upon th e premise s de sc ribed in Paragraph I for th e purpos e of making surveys and
other up prop ria tc purpo ses needed for the e\'aluati on and showin g the Premi ses. subject 10
n:qui remcnt s of two environmental repon s entitled " sbc stos and Haza rdous Material Sunic y
for : Skerritt Hou se 35 60 South Bann oc k Street Englewoo d. Co lorad o ·· preporcd fo r the Ci ty of
Engkwoo d by Ma :o r En viro nmental Se rv ices , I 00 Ger ft eld Street. Su tt c 200 . Denve r Colorado ,
d:tt ed Janu ary 20 00 and "M ay 2002 Limit ed B1ol og ica l Growth Survey of : kcmtt Ho use. 3560
South Ban noc k Street . En glewood. Co lorado Pre pa red by : Major En vironment:1\ Serv ices , In c.
P.O. Box 1666:!. Go lden. CO 0402". wh ich repons are in the poss ess io n of CPI and are on file
with the Eng lewood City Clerk's Office . The Optio ne e shall ass ume res ponsib ilit y for any ri sk of
inj ury to 11 s agents . ass ign s or invitee !I enterin g in to the Bui ldin g for an y rea so n. including
cn viro nmenml haza rd . Du ri ng the term of this Option . Opt1on ec here by indemnifie s and agrees
to hold Ow ner harmless fr om any claim s. obligatio ns or li abi litie s res ulting fr om Optionec·s entry
on th e Premi se s.
9. fl'(SU RA NCE. Optionec sha ll. during th e Opti on. keep in full force and effect a po li cy of
commercin\ general pub li c li ab ilit y insura nce with pe rso nal injury and propcn y damage li ability
limit s in amount not less than$ 1.000.000. The poli cy shall name Owner as an add iti ona l in sured
and shall co nt ain :i clause that the insurer will not cancel or change the in suranc e without fir st
givin g Ow ner ten ( 10) da ys pri or written nouce . Th e insu ran ce shall be iss ued by an insurance
company qualified to do busine ss in Colorado . and a copy of the po li cy or evide nce of in surance ,
in form approved by Owner. shall be delivered to Owner within thirt y (3 0) da ys of th e exec ution
of th is Op t ion.
IO. ACCEPTANCE OF ENV IROl'(MEl'(TAL RISKS . Th e Opti onec acknow ledg es
di sclosure of environmental hazard s on the premise s as de sc ribed in Exhibit s A and B, the rwo
repons described in paragraph 8 abov e. in cluding asbestos. le ad paint. and mi ld ew or mo ld es
li sted in Exhibits A and 8 . Optio nec agree s that it sha ll assume all ri sks to Opt ione : or it s inv itees
and ag ree s to indemni fy th e Owner for any damage s su ffered by Owner as a res ult of per son s
be ing pennitted upo n the prem ise s by th e Opiionec .
11. FAILURE TO EXERC ISE . If thi s Op tion is not exercised. th e Ow ne r shall retain all of
the co nsi deration given for i1.
12 . RISK OF LOSS . Ri sk of lo ss or dama ge by fire , vandali sm or oth er ca sualt y prior to
pay mi:nt of the purchase price shall rema in wi th the Owner , except for an y dJmage~ caused by
the Op tio ncc. it s agents or it s In vi te es or assignees pursua nt 10 th is ag reement , and m the event of
an y such loss or damage to the Building prior to payment of th e purc hase pncc, th e Option cc
mny . by wrinen notice to th e Ow ner. termi nate the Oplionce·s ob iig a1io n 10 pu rchase th e
Premi ses.
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13 . ENTIRE AG REE MENT. Thi ~ Option cons111u 1c:-lhL' ent ire :ign:cmcn1 be1wccn the pan ics.
No repre sentations , warrantie s, or promi ses pertain mg IL \ 1hi :,: Op tilln l>r any prupcn y affected by
thi s Op lion have been ma de by. or shall be binding on :m~ (lft lll' panks. i:xccpt as expressl y
stated in thi s Option . Thi s Opti on ma y not be changed ll r.1ll y. h111 ~ml y by :m agreement in
writing signed by the panics agai nst whom enforcement of :111~ :-.1K h 1,,•h:mg,L' i:,: so ught.
14. \VAR..RAJ~TEES OF O\VNER. Owner hereby warrants anJ n:pn:scnt s 10 Optionc c as of
the date here of and will warran1 ond repre se nt as ofth..: d:11c oft hL' cxc rci!'il' of thi s Op 1ion by
Optionee and as of th e closin g date thnt:
(a) There are"" lc f.n l acti ons. suit s or admim st ra 11 vc roccc <ti ng s. incl udin g, h,n not
lim it ed to , condemna1ion case s. pendi ng or thre :ucnetl . a~.1 ins 1 1he Prem 1· ~s or ::.ga inst
Ow ner wit h respec t 10 the Premi ses. and Owner is not aw are of any fact ~ ., hic h um/ result
in any such ac ti on, suit or other proceed in gs .
( b) Markernble fee si mpl e tit le to the Propen y ts fully vcs1ed III Owner. Ownt•r 1s th:\;
aut horized and empowered 10 exec ute this Option ;i nd ne11her exe cut:1-11 hcn.•of. nor the
sa le of th e Premi ses pursuant to thi s Opt ion . will resu lt 111 ~my brc;1 ch of. 1 r ..::}t1i,1,,,~tc 1
defau lt under. an y contract or olh cr agreement IU whic h Owner 1:,, a p,,u :y.
( c) Ow ner ha s disclosed to Opt ione e all infunnation k11uw11 hy. r 111 the possess ion of
the Owner regardi ng thL· co nditi on of th e Prnpcn y. incl11dm g. bul 1101 lim11 ctl 10 , th e
pre sence of and locati on of asbesto s. PCBs. tox i1.:, ha zotrduu s or cu nt amin:1 1..:d subs ta nces
and und ergro und stor.tgc tank s in , on or aboul the Propert y.
15. DEADLINE FOR REHABILITATION . If thi s Op 1i un is exe rci sed. and the Premises is
pu rchased by the Op tionee. the Optionee , it s agent s or ass ign s shall compl y wi1h the fo ll owing
schedu le for rehabilit ation of th e Buil di ng :
(I) By September 30 . 2003. com plr.te stru ctura l re pair:: to the Uuil{J ing and pai nt th e
exteri or. 10 th e exte nt requ ired by th e Slat e Hisl<lm :d r-und Grant anac hcd hereto
as Exhibi t C.
(2) By December 31 , 2005 , comp lete all 1n1c rior :md ..:xtcr iu r work ne..:dcd 10 ma ke
the Buildi ng sui tab le for re si dential occ up~mcy .
Before rehabilitati on work is begu n, the Optio ncc shall ph otog raph all exte rior t.!t', of 1he
Building. and all in terior wall s and trim in orde r to document the appe :.ir:mcc . Cl. • .i 1guration . and
condit ion fo r sa id Building pnor 10 rehabi lit ation .
The covenants in thi s Paragraph shall be binding upon th e succe sso rs an d ass ig ns of Op ti onee ,
including any purchc.1s er of the Premise s from Optiont.!C , and Onti once sha ll , if su re que sted by
Owner, record a No tice of Cov en ants agai nst the Premise s givin g noti ce of th e requirement s of
thi s Paragraph I S. pro vided the fo nn of s uch reques ted Not ice ofCoven:m ts is given by Owner to
Optionce at le as t thirty day s before the expiration date of thi s Option . othin g m this Para ~raph
15 sha ll prohibi t or prevent Optionee from requiri ng addit ional covenan ts or agreements , not
in cons isten t with thi s Paragraph . in favo r ofOptionec fr om an y purcha ser of the Premise s from
Opti onee .
16 . EASEMENT AGR£EME!\T. If thi s Opt ion is exerci sed by 1he Optiun cc, th e Op tionce
agre es th at , not later th an ten da ys after the clo sing of us purcha se of the Premises, ii will enter
int o an His torical Pre se rvntion Easeme1i1 Ag reeme nt, subst antiall y in the fonn of Exhibi1 C
attac hed heret o. with the Colorado Hi storica l Foundati on: prov ided howev er . 1hat Optionee·s
obli gation 10 execute s uch nn Hi storical Pre servat io n Ensc mcnt Agrcemcn1 shall be sa ti sfie d if,
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within ten day s after such closing, a third pan y purcha~er sh;,ill han: purcha sed the Premises from
the Optionee and shall have executed such an His1ori cal Pn:se r":1tion E;.i~emcnt Agreeme nt with
the Colorado Historical Foundation .
17. RECORDING /MEMO;iANDUM OF OPTION . ~, Op11,,ncc·s discret ion. eith er thi s
Option or a 1~'"rnorand um thereof ("Memorandum of Op1m n") :-h :111 bl' re co rded in the real
propeny record s of ti-~ Cler k and Recorder of the County or Ar.1pah<'c. Stoic of Colorado .
18. NOTICES. An :,• no ti ce or demand under this op ti on shall he sc111 by registered or certified
mail as follow •. City Manager, City ofbglewood. 1000 EngkwuuJ Park way. Englewood , CC •
80110, on bel ,alf of the Owner; or Colorado Preservation. Inc .. I Q()0 Waz« Street, Suite 360 ,
Denver, CO 80202 , c/o Mark Rodman , on behalf of the Optioncc . An y notice or demund so se nt
sha ll be deemed effective on the date of actual delivery, or first attempted delive ry, as shown on a
return receipt issued by the Post Office . An y such notice or dem;.ind may also b,: personally
delivered to the offices indicated above , which shall be cffr cti vl.' url1r1 sue ~ ch:l:\'ery. or ma y be
telecopied to the Owner at 30 3-783 -6892 or to Op1ioncc at 30 3-~93-43 33. whic h shall be
effective upon the r:ceipt of ·1 tch telecopy provided a confirmatory copy of such tc lecopy is al so
mailed to the recipient on the s.,me day.
19 . BENEFIT. Thi s Option shall inure to the benefit of. and shall hmd . th,· hei rs . successors and
ass ign s of the respecti ve panic s.
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD . COLORADO
ATTEST:
Beverly J. Bradshaw, Mayor
Loucri shia A. Ellis , City Clerk
COLORADO PRESERVA TIO N. IN C.
Pre side nt
STATE OF COLORADO )
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COUNTY OF ARAPAHOE )
The foregoing Option to Purchase Real Propeny for Hi storic Preservation has been
signed before me by _________ , as President and _______ ,
as _________ of COLORADO PRESERVATION, INC ., thi s ___ day of
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No tary Public
My Commission expire s. __________________ _
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Dale Agenda Item
December 2, 2002 11 b ii
I NITIATED BY
City Manager's Office
Subject
Ordi nance approving a pu rc hase opti on
ag reement for th e Skerri tt House wi th
Colorado Pr eserva tion, In c.
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STAFF SOURCE
Mic hael Fl aherty, Assis tant City Manager
COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCI L ACTION
In 1999 Ci ty Council au thorized th e pu rchase oi th e Th omas Skerrill House and th e s ·ound ing fo ur lots in
order to preserve th is hist orica l sit e. 11,e City also funded an env ironmenta l assessme nt of th e build ing and
a civ il survey of th e property. Th e Ci ty ha s also received a Co lorado Hi storca l Fu nd a grant fo r to co,,duct a
hist orica l assessme nt of th e property, whi c~ has been comp leted, and ,. seco nd grant to stabili ze th e
str ucture, which has been delayed .
The purpo se of th is ordinan ce is 10 all ow Colorado Pr eserva ti on, In c. (C PI ) th e opp ortun ity lo assis t the City
in finding a th ird party lo acq uir e the properly, by April 1, 2003, and comp lete th e rehabilitation of th e
Skerritt House and put it into productive use based upon th e sched ul e provided .
RECOMMENDED ACTION
Staff recommends Council ap pr ova l of th e ordinance approving this igreement..
BACKGROUND
The City purchased th e Skerrilt House in order to preserve the buildin g as an historical sit e. Th City was
successful in securi ng gran ts from the Co lorado Stat-, ;-;;s 1orical Fun d for a hi storica l as sessm ent rev iew and
for stabili za ti on of th e st ru cture. However a numb er of fac tors, including serious environ mental probl ems
and dama ges to th e structure and its mec hanica l systems, ilave resulted in th e costs fo r rehabilitati on of th e
stru ctur e havi ng increased to th e point th at ii is not rea li sti c for the City to fund those costs in a period of
declining ca pital fund reve nes. After consi dering options fo r th e property, in clud ing demolition of th e
stru cture, CPI sub mitt ed an opti on 10 purchase the Skerrill Hous e that wo uld allow CPI lo marke t the
properly 10 third parties that wou ld purchase an d rehabilitate th e stru ctu re for a use permiued under th e
curre nt R-3 zoning. CPI woul d assist the purchaser to secure funding, incl ud ing th ~ possibl e transfer of th e
Ci ty's grant irom th e Stale Histo ric Fund for stabilization of th e structure. CPI wo uld also irr ;-,:,se an
easemen t on th e prop erly th at wo uld req uir e th e rehabi lit atio n to meet app lica bl e standard s for
rehab ilit ati on of histo ric stru ctures . If CPI is un ab le lo faci litate a sal e lo a th ird party within th e opt.on
period , th e City wou ld re tain ow nership
FI NANCIA L IMPACT
The ag reemen t requ ires a non-refundable payme nt of SSOO from CPI for th e option to purchase, which will
be ap pli ed to th e purchase price if a sa le is finalized . Th e agreed up on sale price for th e pro perty is
$60,000. If a sale is not faci litated by CP I, th e City w ill retain ownership of the Skerritt House. The cost to
the City for maintenance durin g the option period w ill be limited to elec trical utilltes and routine
ma in tenance only and should be covered by th e $500 o pti on payment.
LI ST OF ATTACHMENTS
Council Bill for an Ordinance
Option to Purchas e Agreement
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Limited Biological Growth
Survey of:
Skerr~i ~ House
3560 South Bannock Street
Englewood, Colorado
Prepared by:
Major Environmental Services, Inc.
P.O. Box 16662
Golden Co 80402
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I. Introduction
Major Environmental Services, Inc. was contracted by the aty of
Englewood to conduct a limited biological growth (Mold) survey at the
Skt:'rritt House located at 3560 South Bannock street, Englewood
Colorado. Samples were collected on May 21, 2002 for laboratory
ana~'Sls .
II. Purpose and Scope
The purpose and scope of the survey was to collect a sufficient number of
biological growth (,;,old) samples to determine the types and location of
the various mold spores. 'The aty will use the results to protect the
health and safety of its employees .
Ill. Background
A. Bulldlng Struc:ture
The Skerritt House Building Structure was reported to have been
built by Mr. Thomas Skerrttt In 1865. There have been several
renovations since. The Historical Society plans to restore the
structure. It Is a wood frame structure with a basement, main level
and an upstairs apartment added later. The pitched roof Is asphalt
shingles .
B. Cause
A pair of water lines burst sometime during the winter months
flooding three levels ot the house. As soon as the water was
shutoff, the building was stripped of flooring materials a11d fans
brought in ID dry It out.
C. BK>loglcal Growth
The biological growth was observed throughout the structure, the
most obvious were the black molds upstairs along the baseboard,
the white mold on the floor joist In the basement and the gray
mold on the wall paper In the first floor bathroom . Heavy
concentrations of Ulodadlum and moderate Penldlllum/Asperglllus
were detected in the upstairs bedroom. Analysis of the white mold
or the basement Indicated very heavy Ulocladlum, heavy
Penicllllum/Asperlglllus, moderate myxotrichum, and light
Cladosportum. Analysis of the gray mold on the wallpaper In the
,-,..t.h room on the first floor indicated very heavy
Penlcilllum/A:;pergillus and moderate Cladosporlum .
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IV. Methodologies and Protocols
A. Protocol
The Protocols used were combinations of the suggested sampling
by the EPA 402-K-01-001. March 2001, Air-0-Cell manufacturers
protocol and suggestions provided by Hygela Laboratories .
B. Sample Collection
Six air samples and three bulk samples were collected. The bulk
samples included one each of the black mold, white mold and the
gray mold . The air samples were collected from all three levels and
one outside ambient. See tables one and two for the locations and
analytical results .
c. Analytical Results Summary
The results of the air analysis indicate presence of
Penicillium/Asperigillus, Cladosporium and Basidlospores on all
levels of the house with the greatest concentrations In the llvlng
room. The outside ambient sample was collected on the northwest
corner of the house, a slight breeze was coming from the
northwest. As It turned out, the point where the sample was
collected is where the water exited the house . The result probably
does not represent a true ambient.
V. Results and Conclusions
A. No Threshold Limit Value*
There are no mandated actions specific to molds and indoor air
quality required by any State or Federal Agencies. The U.S. EPA
Indoor Air Qu11!;ty website states:
Standards or Threshold Limit Values (TLV 's) for airwme
concentrations of mold, or mold spores, have not been set .
Currently, there are no EPA regulation or standards for airborne
mold contamination .
B. Properties of Molds Which Potentially Pon a Threat tD
Human Health•
Molds can elldt a variety of health responses In humans. Toe
severity of the Impact depends upon the type and amount of mold
present as well as the susceptlblltty and sensitivity of the Individual
experiencing mold exposure. Humans are exposed to molds via
Ingestion, lnhalatlon and skln contact with mold or mold Infested
material. Although molds are IMng, multiplying organisms, they do
not have to be alive to cause adverse health effects. Here Is a list
of mold components known to elicit a response In humans:
1. YolatHe Organic Compounds, Molds produce a large
number of volatile organic compounds. These chemicals are
responsible for the musty odors produced by growing molds.
Volatile organic compounds also provide the odor In cheese,
and the "off" taste of mo!d Infested foods. Exposure to high
levels of volatile organic compounds, from any source, such
as Industrial work places, can Irritate the mucous
membranes and affect the central nervous system,
producing such symptoms as headaches, attention deficit,
Inability to conce'ltrate, and dlzzlness.
2. AflemeDI -Due to the presence of allergens on spores, all
molds studied to date have the potential to cause an allergic
reaction In susceptible humans. Allergic reactions are
believed to be the most common exposure reaction to
molds. lhese reactions can range from mild, transitory
responses, like runny eyes, runny nose, throat Irritation,
coughing, and sneezing; to severe, chronic illnesses such as
sinusitis and asthma.
3. Mycotoxins, Some molds are capable of producing,
mycotoxins, natural organic compounds that are cap.,ble of
initiating a toxic response In vertebrates. Molds known to
potentially produ-:e mycotoxlns and which have been
isolated In Infestations causing adverse health effects lntlude
certain species of Acremonlum, Altemaria, Asperglllus,
Chaetomlum, aadosporium, Fusarium, Paedlomyces,
Penicilllum, Stachybotrys, and Trlchoderma. 1 li !::i llst k not
all-Inclusive. While a certain type of mold or meld strain
type may have the genetic potential for producing
mycotoxlns, spedfic environmental condltlor;:; .,;e believed
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to be needed for the mycotoxins to be produced. In other
words, although a fjiven mold might have the potential to
produce mycotox ins, it will not produce them if the
appropriate environmental conditions are not present.
Currently, the specific conditions that cause mycotoxins
production are not fully understood. The U.S. EPA
recognizes the mycotoxins have a tendency to concentrate
in fungal spores and that there is limited info,·matlon
curre ntly available regarding the processes Involved in
fungal spore release. As a result, the agency is currently
conducti ng research on Stachybotrys chartarum in an effort
to determine the environmental conditions required for
sporulatlon, emission, aerosolizatlon, di~;emination and
transport of Star.hybotrys into the air •
Potential Health Effects of Molds*
Certain health effects, such as those related to allergic reacti ons
like irritation of the eyes, nose and throat, dermatitis, exacerbation
of asthma and respiratory distress have been proven to be
associated with mold exposure . Other reported effects such a
fever, flu-like symptoms, fatigue, respiratory distress, have been
proven to be associated with mold exposure. Other reported
effects such as fever, flu-like symptoms, fatigue, respiratory
dysfunction (including coughing up blood), excessive and regular
nose bleeds , dizziness, headaches, diarrhea, vomiting, liver
damage, and impaired or eltered immune function have been
identified in persons who have been exposed to mold via
inhalation. However, limitations in existing science hinder the
ability of researchers to conclusively cite mold exposure as the
cause of these health effects. Similarly wh i!e kidney damage,
infertility, reproduct ive cycle disruption, and neurotoxlclty have
been reported in animals exposed to molds under laboratory
conditions, no evidence of these effects has been noted in humans .
The extent to which an individual may be affected depends upon
his or her sta~e of health, susceptil>IWcy to disease, the organism
with which he or she came in contact, and the duration and
St.-verity of exposure . Some people experience temporary effects
that disappear when they vacate infested areas . In other, the
effects of exposure may be long term or permanent.
Systemic infections caused by molds are not common . Normal ,
healthy individuals can resist 5ystemlc infection from airborne
molds. Those at risk for systemic fungal infection are severely
immunocompromlsed individuals such as those undergoing
chemotherapy, individuals who have had organ or bone marrow
transplants, and persons with HIV/AIDS.
D. Hazard Reduction*
All Molds under proper conditions and concentrations are capable
of aoversely affecting human health. Therefore, It is dear, tihat
reduction and prevention of mold exposure is needed to decrease
the risk of damage to human health. Small amounts of mold are
always present in the air. The key to decreasing adverse health
affects from mold exposure is to prevent the germination and
growth of mold on indoor surfaces . Individuals, landlords, building
maintenance personnel, architects and builders need to know
effective means of avoiding mold growth which might arise from
lifestyle choices or maintenance and construction practices.
Likewise, effective means of location and remediating existing mold
growths are paramount to decreasing the health affects of mold
conm rni natlon
E. Challenges With Regard To Setting Exposure Limits*
Unfortunately, due to the variances In personal sensitivities and the
vast array of molds (by some estimates over 100,000) it has been
impossible to set e;:posure limits for molds that can be applied to
all humans .
Research regarding exposure limits and the effects of ingested
molds Is readily available. However, due to the limitations of
currently available science, few studies exist regarding the
exposure limits and effects of inhaled molds on individuals . This Is
due primarily to the absence of biomarkers specific to molds .
Biomarkers are chem ic als in the body which have a particular
molec11lar feature that make it posslhle to measure if an individual
has been exposed to disease causing organisms as well as the
progress of disease or the effects of treatment. At present time
there are no know biomarkers that can prove that an individual has
bee n ex posed to molds . Therefore, traditional means of proving
the correlatlo11 between exposure and symptoms is Impossible .
The lack of blomari<ers lim its our ability to genuinely link indoor
mold exposure to specific ill r esses. New York Oty Department of
Health Guidelines explain: "(:,)usuceptibility varies with the genetic
predisposition , age state of health, and concurrent exposures . For
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standard ized and biological markers of exposure are largely
unknown , It is not possible to determine 'safe' or 'unsafe' levels of
exposure for people in general.
Action by State and Federal Agencies *
There are no mandated actions specific to molds and Indoor air
quality required by any state or federal agencies. Toe U.S. EPA
Indoor Air Quality website states, "Standards or Threshold Limit
Values (Tl Vs) for airborne concentrations of mold, or mold spores,
have not been set. Currently , there are no EPA regulations or
standards for airborne mold contaminants .
However, no mandates does not mean no action . In response to
public concern, some state and federal agencies have made
available a variety of documents related to mold and indoor air
quality .. The majority of these publications focus on commercial
build ing and school building infestation and remed iation . However,
there are a few publications available which are geared specifically
toward the general public and res idential exposure .
Major Environmental Services, Inc. Recommendations
MESI recommends at a minimum , the City post warning signs at
each entrance , requiring the Oty employees and recommending
others who enter the building, wear proper respi ra tory protection,
half-face HEPA respirator, as protection aga inst fugitive mold
spores .
• 6. Guidelines for Remediating Building Materials with Mold Growth
• Caused by Clean Water (See Tables on next 3 pages)
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ASBESTOS AND HAZARDOUS MATERIAL
SURVEY
FOR:
SKERRflT HOUSE
3560 SOUTH BANNOCK STREET
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
PREPARED FOR:
CITY OF ENGLEWOOD
PREPARED BY :
MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
100 GARFIELD STREET, SUITE 200
DENVER , COLORADO
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Preface
Introduction
Executive Summary
Recommendations
Structural Design
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sampling and Analytical Procedures
Notes on Report Format
Table 1
Appendix
A. Drawing Figures 1-3
B. Photographs
C. Analytical Results
D. Chain of Custody
E. Certification
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C'.ommonly U£ed Asbestos Related Acronyms
ACBM Asbestos Counting Building Materials
ACM
AHERA
HA
HEPA
HVAC
LBP
LEA
NESHAP
O&M
PCM
PLM
TEM
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Asbestos Containing Materials
Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act
Homogeneous />.rea
High Efficiency Particulate Air
Heating Ven til ation and Air Conditioning
Lead Base Pa int
Local Education Agency
National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants
Operations and Ma intenance-
Phase Contrast Microscopy
Polarized Light Microscopy
Transmission Electron Microscopy
Thenmal System Insulation
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Major environmental Services, Inc ., 100 Garfield, Suite 200, Denver, Colorado, conducted an
asbestos and lead based pa int survey at the Skenitt House . The inspection was under the
dir~'Ction of Sharon Tamblyn , Accreditation number S22 .. 29-3661 and field representatives William
A. Major, Accred itation number S22 ·98-7&49 and Thomas J. Major, Sr., Accreditatif)n number
523-38-6168. The purpose of this survt!'/ was to locate and quantify the suspect build ing
ma terials in the facility prior to restoration . The Skenitt House is located at 3560 South Eannock,
Englewoood, Colorado . It was con structed in 1865. The city of Englewood plans to preserve the
build ing alter an extensive restoration . Major Environmental Services, Inc . conducted the survey
in January 2000 . The residence was one of the first structures built in the area , reported to be
1865, by the "Father of Englewood." The Ske rritt House has undergone al lea,: two major
renovations . Because of these and other renovations throughout the lite of the building . several
asbestos conta ining building materials(ACBM) have been incorporated inm ihe structu •~. These
mater ials include plaster, wallboard , heating duct insulation, a faux brick veneer, floor tile, and a
black tar sealer .
Lead based pa int {LBP) has also been identified on the enti re exte
garage .
Executive Summary
the house, as well as the
Based upon the samples collected, there are approximately 2400 square feet of Lead Based Pa int
(L~P), 2350 square feet of friable and 1200 square feet of non-friable ACM that could, in the
COUl'S(' of rts"toration, pose a threat to human health or the environment.
Recommendations
When first ma ki ng r~ommendations, we first access the current condition~ or the materia l, then
evaluate the Potential or exposure dur ing day to day operations, planned renovation , or
demolition .
Currently , the building is not occupied . We found the exterior LBP ID be in a deterioration
condition on the ent ire surface, with paint chips round around the building . We dlso found the
interior ACM to be in a si milar cond iti on. Thtse materia ls will pase an exposure risk during
renovation .
Due to the extensive renovation planned, and the current condition or both the LBP and ACM
round, It Is the recommendation or Major Environmental Services , Inc . ID remove in whole or In
part all r~ulated materials Identified in th is report prior to, or In conjunction with the restoration
process . A state-licensed contractor Is ID be used for the abatement or either the LBP and or ACM
in accordance with all Federal , State and local regulations
Construction Estimotes :
l. Lead Base Paint
Complete Remo•al Approxi mately 2,400 Square Feet
$1 4,440 .00
2. Asbestos Ccntaini 1g Material
Complete Removal
Friable: 2,350 Square Feet
Non-Friable 1,200 Square Feet
Trace-Friable 900 Square Feet
$17 ,700 .00
Estimated total Including consul ti ng fees: $39 ,000 .00
Structural Design
The two-story structure with a partial basement was originally a sinole story structure built In
1865 . It is a w'lOden frame structure . Two alterations were completed in about 1910 and 1940,
lncreasln~ the size from about 500 square feet to approximately 1100 square feet on the main
floor, 350 square feet on the second floor and 850 square feet In the dugout b3sement.
Heating systems chan~ed as building use changed . Originally, the house was heated by fireplace
and pot bellied stove. A furnace was inst.1lled in the basement dugout, as well as duct and heat
reg isters when the size of the building was increased. Later, two srr.all apartments were
renovated . They were heated by radiant wall heaters. A forced air furnace was installed to heat
the main part of the house .
The electri ca l system was Installed the walls during the 1940 renovation. At this t:me, plumbing
was also installed. Lead was used in the drain pipe Joints .
When the baseme,1t was dug out, foundation walls of cinderblock and brick were installed . In a
large part of the basement, a plaster cover was applied.
The roof is in disrepa ir and appears to be asphalt shingle.
The garage appears to have been built during the 194a renovation. It is a two-story building
made of block foundation and wood structure . The roof is also asphalt shingle .
The exterior of both structures is a wood lap siding . The windows are sash weight with glass an d
are sealed with caulking . The paint is in poor cond ition.
The flooring materials on the main floor and the second floor are adhered to the wood floor with
black mastic.
Sampling and Analytical Procedures
Random bulk samples, representative of the suspect asbestos oontainlng building materials of
each homogeneous area, were collected according to the guidelines published in OSHA
29CFR1926 .1101 and 1910.1001 , and EPA's Asbestos in Buildings , simplified sampling schemes .
Representative sampling is based on the following criteria :
l . The distribution of the suspect material throughout the homogeneous area
2. The suspect material 's physical characteristics and application .
3. Random sampling patterns determined for each homogeneous area
Suspect materials sampled and Analyzed should be considered to be representative of materials
,n homogeneous area If:
l. They exhibit similar physical characteristics
2. The application of the sampled material can be correlated to the application of
unsampled material
Bulk samples oollected were analyzed utilizing the Environmental Protec'.ion agency's ~
the Determination of Asbestos In Bulk Building Materials (EPA 600/R/116, July 1993) and the
MrCrone Research Instjtute's The Asbestos Particle Atlas as method references.
Bulk samples were collected on the inspection date(s). Analysis of the bulk s;,mples was
performed on the "date reported ", as listP.d in the bulk sample analysis report.
Samples were analyzed by Reservo irs Environmental Services , Inc . Reservoi rs Environmental
Services, Inc. Is accred ited by the NVLAP (Lab Code 1896) and partic ipates in the NVLAP and
AIHA Bulk Asbestos Sample Qual ity Assurance Programs .
Once 30 homogeneous areas were identified , a total of 86 samples were collected . Of the 86
samples oollected anc analyzed , 42 were of fri able material and 44 were of non-friable materia l.
The suspect materials sampled were plaster, wallboard, tape and compound, thermal system
insulation, caulking, sealer, mastic , floor tile , linoleum and decorative material. Roofing samples
were not taken .
Notes on Report Format
Suspect materials alike in appearance and application were sampled as homogeneous areas .
Suspect mate ri als were divided into three classifications :
1. Surfac in~ materi al : sprayed or troweled onto structu ral build ing member
2. Thenmal systems iI1sulation : any type of pipe, boiler, tank or flue Insulation
3. Miscellaneous : other suspect materials , including flooring , ceiling tiles , insulation
and fin ish ing materi als
Diagrammatic floor plan showing approximate sample locations , photographs , analytical results
and cha in of custody follo w.
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A. Drawing
B. Photographs
C. Analytical Results
D. Chain of Custody
E. Certifications
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SKERRITT HOUSE MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC . JANUARY 7, 2000
3650 SOUTH BANNOCK TABLE ONE
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
HA# HOMOGENl!OUS MATERIAL SQUARE FOOTAGE PERCENT COMMENTS AREA#
Pl PLASTER 700 ND
2 en CEILING TILE 110 ND
3 FT! FLOOR TILE 9X9 775 15 TILE ONLY
4 Pll THERMAL SYSTE~. lNSULATION ND
m DUCT INSUL,UJON TAPE 140 70
6 LI LINOLEUM 60 ND
7 L2 LINOLEUM 60 ND
8 L3 LINOLEUM 60 ND
9 L4 LINOLEUM 6(1 ND
10 LS LINOLEUM 60 ND
11 FT2 FLOOR TILE 12Xl2 170 ND
12 m FLOOR TILE 12X12 170 2 TILE ONLY
13 FT4 FLOOR TILE 12Xl2 64 ND
14 FT5 FLOOR TILE 9X9 40 12 TILE ONLY
15 FT6 FLOOR TILE 9X9 40 10 TILE ONLY .. _ -
SKERRITT HOUSE MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC . JANUARY 7, 2000
3150 SOUTH BANNOCK TABLE ONE
ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
HA• HOMOGENEOUS MATERIAL SQUARE FOOTAGE PERCENT ~MMENTS
AREA•
16 ITT FLOOR TILE 9X9 160 8 TILE ONLY
17 L6 LINOLEUM 160 ND
18 L7 LINOLEUM 16 ND
19 FT8 FLOOR TILE 9X9 64 ND
20 FT9 FLOOR TILE 12X12 78 ND
21 LS LINOLEUM 360 ND
22 P2 PlASTER 580 ND
23 P3 PLASTER 980 TR
24 WBl WALLBOARD, TAPE & 1080 BBGE PLASTER COMPOUND
25 CT2 CBLINGTILE 160 ND
26 Wll INSULATION ND
27 181 PSUEDO BRICK 120 3& 15 RESINS
28 P4 PlASTER
29 Cl CAULKING, WINDOW ND
30 BCl BLACK SEALER 15
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TABLE I. PLM BULK ANALYSIS, PERCENTAGE COMPOSIT ION BY VOLUME
RES .lob Number ;
Cllonl:
RES 65800-1
M aJor En vlronmontffl Sorv.
-
Clic111 Proje ct :
Dute Sample s Roce ivod : January 10, 2000 Note: Tho US EPA requires uso o t stratitled analysis tor NESHAP and
AH ERA compliance. Composite results only app1y tor specllic exceptions. Analy sl• Typo :
Turnaround:
Clic11t Lnb ID
Semple Number
Numbe1
ESH -107-8 -Pl A EM 4~602 3
ESll-107-B-PH! EM 4 5 6024
ESH -10 7-8-PlC EM 45602 5
ESH -107-B-C T1 A EM 45G026
ESH -107-8 -CT1B EM 456027
ESH -107-B-CT1 C EM 456020
ESll-107-8-FTlA EM 450029
ESH -107-8 -Ff 1 B EM 456030
ES ll· 107-8-FT 1 C EM 45603 1
ESH -107-@l A EM 4 56032
_j EM 456033
PLM Short Report, Bulk
3 -5 Day
L Physical
0 Dusc ription
V
D
I
A Tan granular plaster w/whitc &
yellow paint
A Ten g rt1nulor plaster w/greon paint
A Tan & gray granulor ploster w/groon
painl
A Brown fibrous material w /beigo pa int
A Brown ,brous mot'1ri el w/bcige painl
A Brown fibrous material w /beigo paint
A Block tar
B Tan/green tile
Not A nalyzed
Not Anolyzod
A White plaster
A Grav fibrous m et orio l w/yellow resin
NO • Nnmi Dot ccl•d U :l l. -Cellu OH OtfC:'.r a U1g1111r:
l R • l1 ,1 c n, < 1% V1i u1I £1 1im111 • T11m-/l,c1 • 1,cmoli1c -Acrinollto
Portion ASBEST OS CONTENT l Non-Asbestos Fibrou s Non-Fibroua
of Total Compononts 1%1 Compunonts
Sample BY LAYER C G s II w l 0 1%)
(%) E L y A 0 A T
t.4mcul Vi1u11 L A N I L L II
E11 im1te L s I R L C E
1'111 s It R
100 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
100 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
100 ND T R 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
100 ND 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 5
100 ND 95 0 0 0 0 0 0 5
100 ND 9 5 0 0 C, 0 0 0 5
5 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
95 Ch ryso1ile 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85
100 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 100
100 Chrys oUlo 70 20 0 0 0 o 0 0 10
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TABLE I. PLM BULK ANALYSIS , PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VOLUME
RES Job NumlJm :
Client :
RES 65000-1
Major Env ironmental Sarv .
Client P rojoc l :
Date Samrilos Hoc civo d:
Anelysis Typo :
Turnaround :
J•nunrv 1 o, 2000
PLM Short Report, 8ulk
3-!i 011y
Cllont l•b ID L Physical
Semplo Numb er a Descr iption
Number y
a
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ESll -107-B-IT 18 EM 456034 No t Analyzed
ESH -107-8-ITIC EM 456036 Not Anelyzod
HO • Nono Detnc1•d CELL • CftluloH ORG • 01Q ln1C
lR • lrace , < I % Visual h timlle Tu11n-Acl • T111molile •Ac1lnohlt1
Noto : Tho US EPA requires uso of stratified analysis tor NESH AP and
AHEM compliance . Composito results only apply for apecific exceptions.
Portion ASBESTOS CONTENT Nori-As bestos Fi\Jrous
of Tot•I Components
Sample BY LAVER C 0
('ll,j
Min111I
WOLL • Wo\les lonl111
8RUC • Bfuc;lln
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TABLE I. PLM BULK ANALYSIS, PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VOLUME
RES Job Number:
Cli en t :
Cllent Project :
Dote Sampl es Recsivod :
Analysis T\'pe:
Turnaround:
RES 66801 ,1
Maior Environmental Sorv.
January 10, 2000
PLM Short Report, Bulk
3-6 Day
Note : Tho US EPA requ ires use of stretlllod 11n1ly1l 1 1or NESHAP and
AHERA compliance. Compo1ltc results onlv app(y for specific uceptions.
-Client Lao ID l Phys,r.ol Portion ASBESTOS CONTENT Non-Asbestos Fibrous Non-Fibrous
Semple Number • Descriptio n of Total Components 1%1 Componenl1
Number y Sample BY LAYER C G s H w T D 1%1 • 1%) E L ' A D A T
r Mlno11I Vi1u1I L A N ' L L H
b1lm111 L s T R L C E
l"l s H R
ESH · 107·B·l1A fM 458038 A Green fibrous mnterlal w/ten/brown 100 ND 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 30
resinous tile
ESff -107-8-U B EM 458037 A Graen fibrous materlnl w/tan/ 100 ND 75 0 0 0 0 0 0 25
multicolored resinous tile
ESII-t07·B·l 1 C EM 45603B A Green fibrous mate,iel w/ten/ 100 ND 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
muUJcolo re d resinous tile
ESll-t07-B·l2A EM 456039 A Brown granular plastor 20 ND TA 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
B Bleck fibrous lnr w/brown 60 ND 30 0 0 TR 0 0 0 70
resinous material
ESH 107-8-1..28 EM 466040 A Black fibrous tor w /b rown 100 ND 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 65
resinous material
ESll-10Hl·l2C EM 456041 A Bleck fibrous ler wlb10wn 100 ND 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 65
resinous material
ESH -107-B·l3A EM 458042 A Bln ck fibrous tar w/ran• 100 ND 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 45
multicolored resinous material
ESH -107-8-LJR EM 458043 A Black 1ibrous tar wired • 100 ND 55 0 0 0 0 0 0 46
m ulticolored resinous material
A ~ ND ;"'Rooe uel•c1e11 U :LL • ~e11ulole u1lu • u1g•ntc ,v ... DIIHIOntle u • uyp1um /\Rlly ■t : tl:i~ ~ fll ~ T1ace, c 1 % Vis ual hlfm•I• THm•ACI • Tftm0Ut•·Ac1 lnoli1c DAUC • B1uctt1 SVNrH • Syn.thttlc
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TABLE I. PLM BULK ANALYSIS, PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VOLUME
RES .lob Numbo,: RES 66801 -1
Client: Mbjor Environmnntal Sarv .
Client Project :
-Pago 2 of 2
Onto SsmplRS Rece ived:
Analysis Typo :
January 10, 2000
PLM Shor! Report, Bulk
3-6 Day
Noto: The US EPA requires u110 ot str81ified annly1l1 for NESHAP and
AHERA compliance . Compo1he reaults only opply for specific exceptions .
Turnaround :
Client Lab ID L Physlcel Port ion ASBESTOS CONTENT Non -Asbr.s tos Fibrous Non -Fibrous
Sample Numb er • Description ol Total Components 1%1 Components
Numb er y Samplo BY LAYER C G s It w l 0 1%1
e ('M,) ' L V A 0 A T , Mfn1111I v;.u,1 L A N I L L H
Estimate L s T R L C ' 1%1 s H R
ESll-107-B-LJC EM 45604 2 A Ble ck fibrous tar w/ten 100 ND 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
resinous materiel
ESll-107-B-L4A EM 456043 A Black fibrous tar w/muhlcolored 100 ND BO 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
resinous material
ESll-107-B-L48 EM 456044 A Black fibrous lar w/belgn 100 NO 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
resinous mate,ial
ESH -107-B-L4C EM 456045 A Black llbrous tar w/be ige 100 ND 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
resinous materiel
ESll -107-8-1.SA EM 45604J A Black fibrous u1r w/tan• 100 ND 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
multicolored resinous matorlal
ESll -107-D-L5B EM 466047 A Blnck fibrous tar w/green· 100 ND 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
mullicolorod resinous mate,ial
ESH -107-B-l5C EM 456048 A Black fibrous tar w/tan-gray 100 ND 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
realnous material -NO .. Non• D1htt11d CELL • Cellulose ORG • Oruanfo WOLL • Wolealooite GYP• Gypaum
l R • T,1c1, < 1" Vl1ua l Es1 lme11 T,cm-Acl • l f1m o)i te•Ac1inollu1 BRUC -= Bruclte SYNTH • SynU1-1ic l■QA
,0 ..
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' "' ..
.. ..
0
0
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TABLE I. PLM BULK ANALYSIS, PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VOLUME
RES Job Number: RES 65802-1
Clinnt : M ajor Environmontnl Sorv.
Cliont Proje ct :
Oatn Snmplns Received :
Annlysi s Ty11e :
Jonuary 10, 2000
PLM Shor! Report , Bulk
3-5 Day
Nolo: Tho US ErA requires uso ol stratified analysls for NESH A P and
AHEflA comJ,1ll011co . Compo~lte resu lts only apply for specific oxceptions.
TurneroumJ :
Clinnr Leh 10 L Phy srca l Port io n A SBESTOS CONTEN T Non-Asbestos Fibrous Non -Fibrous
Sample Number • Ooscriptlon of Total Components 1%1 Componen11
Number V Semple BY LAYER C a s H w T 0 (%1
• 1%1 E l V A 0 A r
r Mineull Vi5U •I l A N I l l H
h 1lm111 l s T R L C E
1,., s H R
ESI 1-110-1 •Fr2A EM 456051 A Seigc/mult icolorod resinous tile 100 NO TR 0 TA TR 0 0 0 100
w/clon r rosin
ESll-110-1 -Fr28 EM 456052 A Boigc /mulricolored resinous tile 100 ND TA 0 TA 0 0 0 0 100
w/clear rosin
ES ll-110-1 -FT 2C EM 456053 A Bcigc/multlcolored resinous ti lo 100 NO TR () 0 TR 0 0 0 100
w/cloar resin
ESll-110-1-Fr3A EM 456054 A Black car 3 ND 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
B Grev Ille 37 Chrysotilo 2 TA 0 0 0 0 0 0 98
C Black ribrous tar 60 NO 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 35
ESll-110-1-FT3B EM 45606 6 Not Analyzed
ESll-1 10-1-FrJC EM 456056 Not Analyzo d
ESH -110-1-FT4A EM 456057 A Tan resin 35 NO TA 0 0 0 TR 0 0 100
8 Brown fibrous moterinl w/multlcolored 65 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
resinous 1ilc
ES ll-11 0 -1-FHB EM 456058 A Brown res in 3 ND TA 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
8 White/beige resinou s tile 97 ND TA 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
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T/\BLE I. PLM BULK ANALYSIS, PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VOLUME
RE S Job Number:
Clieut :
Cl ianl Proj ccl :
Dato Sarnr lles Received :
Analy si s Type :
Tumriround :
Client Lab ID
Samplu Number
Number
ESll 110-1-FT4C EM 456059
ESft-110-1 -FTSA EM 456060
ESll-110-1-FTSB EM 456061
F.511 -110-1-FTSC EM 456062
NC • Nono Dclect•d CELL • C.llulon
TR .-lucc, < 1% V i1u1I Estimate
RES 65802-1
Major Environmental Scrv.
Januory 10, 2000
PLM Short Report, Bulk
3 -5 Day
L Phys ical
• Description
V
C
r
A Brown rosin
B White/beige resinou s tile
A BIAck rar
B Grey tile
Not Analyze~
Not Analyzed
ORO • 01g1nic
Trl!:m •I\Ct • l11molitt•Actlnolilt
',!J oie : The US EPA roquirn~ uso of s1,atHled an1tys iR tor NESHAP and
AH ERA compli,mce . Composite reaults onty apply for specific exceptions .
Port ion ASBESTOS COITTENT Non-Asbestos Fibrous Non -Fibrous
ol Tol8I Components 1%1 Components
Snmpl o BY LAYER C G s H w T 0 1%1
1%1 E l y A 0 .. T
M iMlal Visual l .. N I l l H
Eatlmat1 l s T " l C E
l llo l s H R
4 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
96 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
3 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
97 Chrysotiltt 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 88
WOLL a Wollutoni1e Gvr -Gvp•um o6--SRUC • Brucite SVNTH • Synlhfl ll c
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TABLE I. PL M BULK I\NAL YSIS , PERCENTAGE COMPOS ITION BY VOLUME
11 rs Job Number :
Clitrnt :
Clionl Project :
Daro Samples Roc civod :
Analys is Type :
Turnaround :
Client La b ID
Sarn11lo Number
Number
S11 -110-Fltil\ EM 456063
E SH -110-FT6B EM 456064
SH -11 O-F1 '6C EM 456065
SH -1 1 O-FT7 A EM 456066
Sii• 1 I O-FT7B EM 456067
'Slt-11 O-FT7C EM 456068
Sll-11 0 -L6A EM 456069
Sll -110-l68 EM 456070
5H-110-l 6C EM 456071
"fl I> • Nuno n n1ccl•lf C:fll -Cfllulose
111 .. l1 11c u, < 1% Vi1u11 1 b 11 m11 11
RES 05003-1
Major Envlronmcntol So,v .
Jonuarv 10, 2000
PLM Short Report , Bulk
3-5 Day
L Physical
• Description
y
C
r
A Bl ack ter
B Red/boigo tile
Not AnolyLcd
Not Analvzed
A Blnck tar
B Brown/belgA tile
Not Analyzed
Not Analyz ed
A Blade fibrous 1,u w/mull lco lor e d
resinous material &. green frnin t
A Bl ack l ibrous tnr w/mul1 icoloretJ
resino us m aterial & green pain1
A Black fibrous t ar w/mullicolorcd
resinous material & green paint
OftG • Of U•mC
l 1ci1n•Act ... Tl n1nn li1e-A,1innlito
Note : Th J US EPA ro11ulro1 u so of atratifiod anaty s i.1 for NESHAP and
A HERA complinnco. Composite re sults only a11pl y for apecific exceptions.
Portion ASBESTOS CONTE NT
[
Non-Asbest os Fibrous Non-Fibrou s
ol To tal Com ponent s 1%1 Components
S.:1 mplo BY UIYF.R C G s " w T 0 1%1
1%1 E L y A 0 A r
Minnu1 1 Visual L A N I L L " b1lm•tn l s l " L C I ,,., 5 II II
4 ND TFI 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
96 ChryaotHe 10 TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
5 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
95 Chrysolile B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
100 N O 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
100 ND 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 40
100 ND SE 0 0 0 0 0 0 45
\VUl l • "I u11sion111 GYP -liypt1um Analy-st: DSC
BRUC -e,ucitc SY NfH • Synll\clic
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T ABLE I. PLM BULK ANALYS 1S, PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VOLUME
HES Job Numb ct :
Client:
Cli ont Pro jec t :
Date Snmplr.s Re r.ci v ed:
Analysis Type:
Turnnround:
ent
mµl c
Cfi
Sa
N umber
ESII-110-1•L7/\
ESII -110·1-'.'/B
ESII 1 10-1-l7C
EM
EM
EM
Lob ID
Number
456072
456073
456074
RES 65603-1
Major Environmental So,v.
,:mu11rv 1 o, 2000
PLI',; Short Report, Hulk
3 -6 Day
L Physicnl
a Description
y
e
I
A Bla ck fibrou s tnr w Jbrown/
multicolored rush1nu s material
A Black f ibrou s tu, w/brown/
muflicolored re sinous material
A Black fibrous 1111 w/t,rnwn/
mullicoloreJ resinous material
NO • Non, Oc 1cctr.f1 CEL L • Ctllulose OAG ., 01g•nlc
TR -r,u •. < \% VisuM btimlll Tu1m -Ac1 • T11mohle -Acltno li 11,
Note: Tho US EPA requires usn of atnlified 11n1lys i1 for NESHAP and
AHERA c r,-nplienco. Composite ru i;u hs only apply lor !lpeciflc exceptions.
Portio n ASBESTOS CONT ENT Non-Asbes tos Fibrous
of Total Compommts
Sampla BY LAYER C 0
1%1
Mineral
100
100
100
WOLL • Wonutonh•
BRUC • Bfuc lte
E l
Vial.NI l A
hlim,te l s
t'll>I s
ND 60 0
ND 60 0
ND 60 0
GYP • Gypsum
SYNTH u Synthel'C
s It
V A
N I
T R
H
0 0
0 0
0 0
1%1
VI
0
l
l
0
0
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,:
0
0
0
Nun-Fibrous
Components
~ l'M>I
·: I
1 --40--
0 40
0 40
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TABLE I. PLM BULK ANALYSIS, PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VOLUM E
RfS Job Number : RES 65804 ·1
Cliont : Majer Environmenlal Sorv.
-···-Pago 1 of 2
CIIP.nl P,ojcct .
Om u Samplos nucc ivud : Jonuary 10, 2000 Noto: The US EP/\ requi,os uso of stratified anolysls for N ESH AP and
Analysis Type : PLM Short Report , Bulk AH ERA comJJlioncc. Composite results oniy apply for specific o,cceptlona.
";H 01:uound: 3-5 Dav
w'l .:nt ab ID Physical Port ion ASBESTOS CONTENT Non-Asbestos Fibrous Non-Fihrous
Samplo Numbu, Description of Total Components 1%) Components
Nuflll.J cr Sam ple BY LAYER C G s H w T 0 1%)
1%) A 0 A
Ml1111al Vls1111I l A N l II
Es 1im•le l s T C E
1%1 s H
----
ESH 110-1-FTBA EM 4~6075 A Brown resin lll ND T R 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
B Blnck Ub rou s tar w/tanitnulti· 100 ND 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 36
colorod resinous tile
ESlt 110-1 -FT8B EM 456076 A Block fibr ous 101 w/lan/mulll· 100 ND
colored re sinous lilo
65 0 0 0 0 0 0 35
ESII 110-1-FIHC EM 456077 Ulock 11b,ous ter w/tan/mulli·
colorod resi11uus tile
100 ND 65 0 0 0 0 0 0 35
ESH -110-1-FT9A EM 456078 A Black fibrou s t ar 50 ND 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 30
B Gray resinous tilo w/yollow ,esin 50 ND TR 0 TR 0 0 0 0 100
ESH 110-1 -FT98 EM 456079 A Bl ack fibrous tar 47 ND 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 30
8 Gr Jy resinous tile w/yollow resin 53 ND 0 0 0 0 0 100
ESlt-110-1-FT9C CM 466080 A Gray resinous tile w/yellow resin 40 ND TR D 0 0 0 0 0 100
B Bl ack fibrous t m GO ND 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 30
~Slf-110-1 -LBA EM 4560B1 A Tan filJ10Us material 10 ND 96 0 0 0 0 0 0 4
B Hrown/mullicolorod re sinous tile 90 ND 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 83
w/ten filJruus wo ... en rnalerial
""Rl,-:-~6111ectri OH -ruin . 0Hu1011h c Gv~p,um n1 yal :
rR .. Jracfl, < I 'M. V 1!1.u1I Eatim•u, l1em•Ac 1 • J1e moltlt1 •Ac 1in11lhi, enu c • 81uc,1e SY NTU -Synthlllc
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TABLE I. PLM BU LK ANALYSIS, PERCENT A GE COMPOSITIO N 13Y V OLUME
RES Job Numbor :
Client :
Client Project :
Onlo Sornp les Received :
Analys is Type:
Turnaround:
Clion l Lob ID
Samplo Numb er
Number
EStl-110-1-IBlA EM 456001
ESll-11 0-2-P4A EM 456002
ESll -110-2-P4B EM 456003
ESll-110-2-P4C EM 458004
ESll-1 10-E-ClA EM 456005
ESll -110-E-C1 8 EM 450006
lil . one bet.c11d CELL • C11fulo1e
m • Tu•cn, < '" Viw1I hllm•t•
RES 6679S-1
Major Enviro nment nl Snrv .
January 10, 2000
PlM Short Roport, Rulk
3-5 Doy
L Physical
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A White re sinous materia l
8 Brown fibrou s mic ece ous resin ous
rne teriol w/bl ac: resi nous material
A White/multicol rn d pai nt w/w hite
plas ter
B White plnsto r
C Gra y granular plaster
A White ple ste r w/whitc pa int
B Bro wn fib1ou s motoriol w/pooch
plaster
A W hite plaster w /whito/mu lt i-
co lored paint
8 Gray fibr ous plaster
A Whitu res inous plastor w/white
paint
A White resinous plaster w/white
paint
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T111m •Act • Tn molilc•Acrinolit•
Nol.o: The US EPA rcqulrea uso of s1rnllflod analysis for NESH AP and
AHF.RA compllanco . Curnpusite resul ts ouly ap1Jty 1or specific axce p1 ions .
Por tion ASBESTOS CONTENT Non ,Asbcstos Fibrous Non -Fibrous
of Totn l Componcnl s 1%) Components
Samplo BY LAYER C G s " w r 0 (%)
1%1 E L y • 0 • r
Mlneral Vl•u11I l " N I l l H
hfimaf9 l s T R L C E ,,., s H R
3 Chry,otilo 3 TR 0 0 0 3 0 0 94
97 Chrys otile 15 TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 85
3 ND 0 0 0 0 0 TR 0 100
8 Anthophyllite 1 0 D 0 0 I 9 0 89
99 ND TR 0 0 TR 0 0 0 10 0
45 ND TR 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
55 ND 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 10
8 Anthophylllt o 1 TR 0 0 0 1 10 0 88
92 ND 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 98
100 ND TR 0 0 0 0 TR 0 100
100 ND 0 0 0 0 TR TR 0 10 0
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NV LAP Accredited l.abo ralory #1896 TDH 30.01 36 -----Pauo 2 of 2
T ABLE I. PLM BULK ANALYSIS , PERCENTAGE COMPOSIT IO N BY VOLUME
AES Job Number:
Client:
Client Project:
D~te Snmple!t Accoivod:
Ann lysis Typ o:
Turnaround :
RES 65798-1
Major Environmenta l Sarv.
Jenuory 10, 200 0
PLM Sh ort Aepor l , Bui~
3 -6 Day
No:1111 : Tho US EPA requires uso of st ralllied an tysis for NESHAP and
AHERA c..:mplirmcu . Compoalto resul ts only ap ply for spocitic exceptions.
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Cllont leb ID L Physical Porti on A3 BESTOS CONTEWT Non -Asbostos Fibrous Non -Fibrous
Sornpl o Number a Doscription of r,,~~1 Componon ts 1%1 Components
Number V Sam ul e UV LAYE R C G s H w r 0 1%)
0 1)(,1 ' l V A 0 A 1
r r.1inc1el Vi1ual L A N r L L " Ellimotc L s T " l C ' i,,1 s H n
ESll-110-E-ClC EM 456007 A White resin ous plaster w/white 100 ND TA 0 0 0 TR 0 0 10'1
paint
ESll-1 10-E-BClA EM 466008 A Ten resinous plaster 20 ND TA 0 0 0 0 0 0 100
B Blac k fibrous tar w/whilo point 80 Chrysotllo 15 TA 0 0 0 0 0 0 85
ESII 110-E-BC l R EM 456009 Not Anolyzod
ES l·l -1 10-E-BC l C EM 456010 Not AnAl yzed
fry
~ None Oel•clcd CEl.l • Cellulou ORO • O•Afln fr. WOLL • Wollo11o r\i te GYP • Gyp1um o'pk-lR • !race, < 1~ Vli.u1tl E1th11aIe T1em•Ac1 • 1,ernolhe Aclinolilc BRUC • Oruclte SVNT H • Syn1hc1i n
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ELLAP Accredited Laboratory
AIHA Certificate of Accredltallon 1480 LAB ID 10768
TABLE I . LEAD-BASED PAINT ANALYSIS
RES Job Numbor:
CUtnt :
Client Pr~;:-ct :
011• Samples Receiv e,d :
Anolysls Typ■:
Turnaround :
Client
ID Numb ■r
ESH-110-L 1
ESH-110·L2
ESH-110 -L3
BDL .e Below Detection limit
RES 85805-1
Major Envitonmonlal Sonc .
.January 10. 2000
Lwd by SW-848 3050A / AA(7420l or ICPI6010Bl
3-5 Day
Lob D1te~;;,1; LEAD
ID Number Lim it CONCENTRATION
1%) 1%)
EM 4 560~7 0.004 0.008
EM ,ssoe8 0 .005 IIDL
EM 4 :16 089 0 .005 8 .606
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ASIIESTOS LABORATORY HOURS : W•tlcl.lyi: 6 •m -1 pm
Wuhnd1: ti •m • 5 pm
.~•REQU1R[D fo,wnhnd l'\.M~nd
PC'~_ll-blRUSII _24._, "'-3-S~ys
Priol HoU.:. REQUlR(D fo, TEM 6 Hool RUSH
TEM 611au-RUSH 24h:u 3-5-t.d.tys
3-5 -'4•'f 1\,l"r\f,lound 1u bjcc:t to lttl wlum1, -will
rw,tlfyya,.1NO.l1ysW••~c:tN.
Addrlionell-lT\ly1ppl'fto,TEM-1\ll-,sis1ltttl•bol•to,yto.1'1or
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MfTA&.S I.AIOftATOffl' HOURS: W•kd..e'fl : I am • I pm
AA _SPEOALRUSH 24HIM 3-50..,
TCl.P Sl"EOALRUSlt 10.,. ·• 100..,
P'rior Hodce Riou1RfD for s,ca,.lAusH AA °' rci.P
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Aut hori z,1 1ion By!i1me:
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Phone Fu: 0111: Tome lnlti als
Resu lts Ou1 :
ASaESTOS l.A&ORATORY ttOURS: Wu~o.,..: 6 •m ·•pm
Wuhnd1: 8 1m • 5 pm
~[OU1R(D to, w••~•nd l'LM ~v(IUftd
~-2fW'R\JSlf _24hl.. /~3•5~ys
l'tior Node. R[OUIR[O fo, TEM 6 H-nusH
TEM _6tb.wRUSH 2•~ _:,.s-kdrrl
>-5 -'-'•Y t\a'N1_...t 1ubju t to 1-b ~ium. . .,. ..,;a
AOdrlional leu IT\t'f' •IIPY lo, TEM 1Nlysit •her i.tiot11ory hol#1 o,
fl'I.M 11\alytlt o,, -k-sa. S1mplt,1 will bll I NIV'lled ck.wi,,Q
i.bor11arytv:i.n unlrau ,tc.,-hcu1 Mn'lc.lt ~-
METALS LAIOftATOR'I' HOURS : w .. v .. ,..: I.,,..• I pm
AA SPEOAl. RUSH 24 llou' :l-5 Dey
TQ.P Sl"fCIAl RUSH 5 o.., ·• 10 Dr,
l"riof Not101 RC0u1RED lor SPEOAuiusH M o, TO.P
Q_ient Sample Number
E;$/4-tlJ7-l'r LI A
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:~ALYTICA~L M~~~400A, 7.&00 B, OSHI.
HM AH ERA, L,..,.1 • U 02.
S[M
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M Fllrn., ~.t _ ,_ .-~ _Mttlt
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BULK: PoiM C""-"'C
XRO Cwwu,. Ottw J---_
M Fllm1, Fvr~. ____ ......
Pw,t. Soll, Dus\. WOCM , TO.,, ftCAA I
WATER E3 H M O,W,lr,g, W1111t W 11t1
M OriMln;, W 1u1 W 11et, ___ Mttlll
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IIMll\'1 1 --"""9 umci&-• blHd nc.......:l-11\ thoH ............ Rl:SI ii nDI 1u OOOl,itN IOI .... or, 0, omlu;on& In e.alol!IUOIII "'""ino"'-"'-~:;o::o;:~~~~ 1 .... ,., .. c:..1ci1byUbo'11o,y, c,q ubo'11o,ylorNfflbolol
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ASIICSTOS l.A80RATORY HOUR:.: WHli.d1rs: 6 •"' • 9 II"'
Wnli.tl'Oa: B•m •Sprn
.~~fCOurnco tor -•••nd rUA ~~
PC~-2 tb.r RUSH _ 2, ta. A J •fi-ut..rs
"'ia, Nolict RCOUIIUD lor l[M 6 ..,_. RUSH
TEM _ G lllu RUSH 24 hcu 3,5 -~.,. J... -~•r ~1-,d 1\lbteC'I to lib "OUM, W9 wll
ncnityyv,.il!IMl1.,.w1•.:;,eC11>d,
AdorlioNI f"' may 1ppy fDt TEM t l\ll'f'I;, tllt1 t.bo<1tn,y t-o..1 o,
"-M 1"'1\-M M -1,_-,via, S1,nph1 wll be eNl'(l.ed dl,.-;,,,g
i.ti.rttory han \nan 11'1•-to.n ,~ • aulhONed.
Mn'ALS I.A.l()IU.fOR't HOURS : WN\da'!'f,: I 1m • I Pffl
AA Sf'EOAl RUSH 24 Hao1 3-5 Day
TOP Sl,:OAL RUSH 5 Or, ·• 10 o..,
,.._, Nodct R£0u11uo tor SPEC&Ai:"AU:»H AA or ict.r
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T[ltA ,\llfi RA , u,..,.1 U, 1402. +I•
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M :;,,,_., fu'ry~ ____ M,uJ
Dun h (1 ~ Rupi,1b11
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SlNI +I-
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AA n..nw, funau, ____ ,M,ut
l'H'll. Soll, 0...,. Wop4,, Ta.r, RCRA I
WATER El HM O.inlill'IQ , Wu11W1ttt
MOrir,Ur,g, W..-teW11w, ____ M1\al
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NOTE : II 0. ..-chit" hn 1un11ined 1ubllat1b 1I d1m1g1 or U.. euUod'f' au\ k bf'Ohl'I. UOCI-"" c.otM 1C1 pro,.C1 m.,,,.,., Ind 1hiJ,c,e,. RESI wll
.,..,,,.,., ~ •amolu NH(I upon inl0tnw1io n ••C.IVK .... ,,h lholl ...,..pin. ' nol 1uponslb61 lo, e,no,, 01 Offllt1lon. In c:alo.utionl
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rt.iw.: IJOJI IJO-l!IIIG fu: llOJ) 11).IIH WATS : l«xMl76-7JU
PA GEA Sot-0964, SOM I :ZS ..-:I 509-5406 AFTtR uovns USE OM.Y
Due Date:
Du e Time ·
ASIESTOS l.AtlOMlOftY HOURS: Wukd1f11 : 6 em · t P"'
Wnk1nct1: 8 1m • 5 pm
--~~• RCOUIRCO fCII -•k1fld PU-' un11ound ~ _:ZHour RUSll_24hru ~3 •5-ul.lys
l'Tio, Malice ft[OUIR(D f11t ltM 6 Ho,, RUSH
TEM 6HourRUSH l4t... 3-5~
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METALS 1,J.JOftATOfn' HOURS: WM\dtv,: I ,m • I P"'I
AA _SPEOALNSti 24"-3-So..,
TCl.P SPEOALRUSH 50-,, '• 100.., "'°' Node. Mouu,co tor Sl'tOAui°usH M °' TCU'
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ANAL YT I CAL METHOD
Al ' ~ ~~: ;::~:
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XRD local, Rupnble
M Alme, r"""'~ ____ M,tal
Oun Tot•I. P.t1 pl,1ble
7•:-09, OSHA
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BULK:
WATER
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TEM ,, •• ou,nt. s,nv~.,,,
SEM +/.
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M A.me, fvnau, ____ Moul
,._ Soll. ~ W,oe , la.I', fl~I
B lEM Dtinllrlg, wn .. W t \tf
M~. W111,W1111, ___ Mml
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ASKSTO$ LAIORAlOR'r HOUrtS: Wukdt'f'S: 6 •m • 9 pm
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~~R[OUlll[Otor wHbncl l'l.Mt1,~
PC~J _2Hou'R\JSH _24h:u ~l •S-ld.lv,
Pl'lo, Notk.a REOU!R(O fo, TEM 6 t4-RUSH
11:M 6 Ha.., RUSH 24 hcu
Addi\ionll l.u fNy •ildY tor TEM •rwlysia •It• l,boutory l'o.#'1 or
,v,t ........ CJl'l -bn41 . S.,..._, wil ti. -,wlv:zH during I 11...,,torrtw:an\rieu eh•.....,••~•~ed.
YETM.SlAIOftATORVHOURS: WMW.yt: lam•lpm
AA _Sl"EOALftUSH _24Hau _ 3-10..,
I TOP SPEOAlRUSlt 5 Drr .• 10 0..,
,.._ Notiat RCaUIRED tor s ,EOAl """iiu SH Mor 1CU'
ANALYTICAL METHOD
AIR ~ PCM H OOA , '4008, OSHA
TEM A.H ERA, ...... ,1 11, 7'01 • .,.
SE M
XRD 101,I, Rup,ubk
M-, """~ ...... ..... 10111, ~-i,,il•ble
BULK: ~ PLM Shontes-,. Lor,g1erion. PoinlCounl
UM +I·, Qu1n1. S1ml,qutnl
SEM +I•
XRD Clu,ni. °""'
M """'• """"· ......
PH'lt,, Soll, Dust, W,pe , TO.,, ftCM. I
WATER 8 TEM Orinli,,g, Wnt• W11u
MOrinUng, Wu11W1ct1 , ___ M,..i
IUH H rn.ny add,tloNI atw.r, H nHdltd.l
ut iit brok.,.,
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11 ,uPOf\l,lblol for er,ou or omlniot,,a In c:.ala.itatioru
Cal1Ut,o,11oryto,"""'°"ol
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ASIES'TOS lABORAlOffY HOURS: w .. 1..01.,..: 6 llffl • 'Pffl
Wttltnd,: !l•m -Spm
~~oc• R(OUtR[O tcw -•k•Ad rL.M Un.~
PC~; _2HouAUSH _2,--. A:,.s--.a.,.,..
Pl'iof Hotia REOU IREO for 1 EM 6 HOI.W RUSH
T9-4 _6•'-RUSH 24hoo..r 3,-s-~
3-5 -ui,y nnw,--i ,ubj,a to ltb ... ium.. -will
"llttty\Qllldtl1y,.•1•q,ectN,
AdcfrtioNI fta ""' 1ppty fOO' TEM 1nalylis 111• l1bor1to,y too.1 o,
l'lM ll'MI..,.. .. °" _,l.,..' 1. Stm!lh1 vr.UI ti. MllytH OU,ing
i.bor1tory ,-. \.Nlln 1h•.f,cu1 1....ic. ■ Mllh«(u,d.
WMklMYI: •-•$,m
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Qfeo1 $ample Number
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ANALYTICAL MElllOD
AIR ~ l'CM ''"°•• TEM AUER/
SEM
xno 1a1a1, R1111h1>M
M RI~, h,nac:e MtUI
O...n 1'oltl, Rupiublll ___ _
74008, OSHA
Ulwlll, 710l, +I,
UULX: ~ f'\.M Shof111po,1, UlnQHpo,t. PolntCoutlil
TEM +h Quint. S.ml-quant
SEM +/.
Xfl.D Qua,u. Other ___ _
M Rama, NNU, ----•"'"'
PMI, Sol. Oust, w..,., ta.,, ACRA I
El TEM DrinUrlo, W1u1W11tr
MO,inUnQ, W,u,w.iw. ___ t l,:t.11
lli.!
NUfflbtl ol umplu 11e.l"'": _ _.1_►~L~--IUH U IMfty ldd,tlonil t1Wit1111 oudtd.l
MOTE : II tt..1Mt h111 f\es 111111ioed 1ub11en\itl CS.m1191 o, lhe cultod't H.tl k twohfl,. IIOCI •'Id con111t1 P"oiet1 m.e....., •nd ehifio,lr. RESI wil
11NIVt •~, ""°"in'or1N1ioor•~ wilhtho n -,,ol,H. R(Slil ,-0111•~ fo,-,ro,• or omiialonl lnulo.l&elotll•
rnufliov ftom ll'>ol • TvrOMourcl "'"""' .,, bued upon 1ffl11 ol 11celci1 tt., Ubauu,,.,. c.a UbolllOl'f' to,,.,,,.,._ ol
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Wtthnch: I •"'. 5 pm !'!~ R[QU1 11[0 lot -~•nd f'l.M t,.,N~
PC~_ J lb, RUSH _ 24 ,_ -A l ·S -.ldays
prrrr,a, NoOQ R(QULR[D fa, TEM 6 H-RUS~
TEM _6Hoo.lRUSH 24h:u J.-5-~
J..S -ld•y tl.n\l,t_..t •llbf«t to ltb volume, w, wil
A6ditionel 1"-l ""'" •WY" tor TEM 1nt1yJia ,tt., i.bor.11ory hcut cw
'lM -i,,.■ °" -.lll"df. S~• will be .,,,t-(1:lfd Nino
'-blwtlor, "°"9 """11 ·"•-hM• ,.,..;m II Wlt-uad,
METAi.$ VJIOAATORY HOURS:
M SP<aAI.IIUSH
TClP 51'1:0AL RUSH 5 o..,. 10 Ort
P'riot Node. REouuu:o lat SP£OAlRusH M c, mP
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enatylt lnm,,,,ir,o n I bul'd ""'°" ffllotmttion rtc:.......S whh 11',aH ll,M\pltla. RESI it""'"'~ !Of.,,.,,. Of OftMl-iona in calaMdon1
rtsuhirtv from 0.. ,ccvn ~•• TUfnatWNI t.nwl 11, b1ud urio,n 1ifflu ol ff«oi4,t by UtloUIDfY. Cd Labolll.,... lot""""'"' ol
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ASICSTOS LAIIORATOfl'I' HOURS : Wukd..,'ft: 61m •9ilffl
Wt1\.tnd1: I 1 m • 5 pm
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1"1-iot HokM RCOUlll (O fo, lEM 6 HOU' RUSH
TEM fiHiufl\lSH 2 ◄haur
I 3-5 -k4•r 1'.nWwnd IWbl-et 10 ·•b volume, -wil
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MflALSIAIOftATOR'fHOURS: WMkdayt: larn -Spm
AA _SP£aAL.AUSH 2◄._. 3-!iO..,
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