HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SURVEY FIRE HALL # KNIGHT STREET VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Transcription

1 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS MANAGEMENT SURVEY FIRE HALL # KNIGHT STREET VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA Prepared for: City of Vancouver - Real Estate and Facilities Management # West 10 th Avenue Vancouver, British Columbia V2V 4L9 Prepared by: Levelton Consultants Ltd Highway 97N Kelowna, BC V1X 5C3 January 24, 2014 File No.: R

2 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page i TABLE OF CONTENTS Page 1.0 INTRODUCTION SITE DESCRIPTION BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE SCOPE OF WORK AND LIMITATIONS METHODOLOGY ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIALS OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY RESULTS ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS (ACMS)... 5 Table 1: ACMs LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIALS... 6 Table 2: Lead in Paint >90 mg/kg... 6 Table 3: Other Lead- Based Materials POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS... 7 Table 4: Potential Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) MERCURY... 7 Table 5: Mercury CRYSTALLINE SILICA... 8 Table 6: Crystalline Silica OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES... 8 Table 7: Ozone Depleting Substances MOULD AND MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION... 9 Table 9: Mould and Microbial Contamination NEEDLES AND SHARPS... 9 Table 10: Needles and Sharps CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIALS PCBS MERCURY CRYSTALLINE SILICA ODS CLOSURE... 11

3 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page ii LIST OF APPENDICES Appendix I Appendix II Appendix III Appendix IV Appendix V Appendix VI Photographs Analytical Results Regulatory Framework Standard Limitations Hazardous Assessment Form Drawing

4 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page INTRODUCTION Levelton Consultants Ltd. (Levelton) was retained by the City of Vancouver (the City) to conduct a Hazardous Materials Management Survey (HMMS) for the Fire Hall #17, located at 7070 Knight Street, Vancouver, BC. The scope of work is detailed in the City of Vancouver Real Estate and Facilities Management Hazardous Materials Division Request for Cost Proposal, Hazardous Materials Assessment Project COV , dated November 29, The HMMS for this site was completed on December 18, 2013 by Kelly Konrad, Environmental Scientist of Levelton. At the time of the assessment this Site was occupied. 2.0 SITE DESCRIPTION Item Description Construction Date ~ 1960 s Refurbishment dates(s) Number of Floors Use and Size of Building Structure Exterior Finish Heating / Cooling Systems Roof Flooring Interior Walls Ceilings Unknown 2 Floors and a Basement Fire Hall Concrete Wall Brick & Painted Concrete Boiler System Built-up Tar and Gravel Concrete, Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Vinyl Tile, & Ceramic Tile Cinder Block, Wood Panelling, Ceramic Tile & Plaster Metal Roof Decking, Plaster, Ceiling Tile

5 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE This Hazardous Materials Management Survey is a part of the City of Vancouver s Hazardous Materials Management Program (HMMP) initiative to maintain compliance with WorkSafeBC requirements. The HMMP is intended to help the City of Vancouver efficiently manage hazardous materials at City properties, protect the health and safety of City staff, contractors and the general public when on district property. The findings from this survey should only be used for the purpose of building management and routine maintenance. The results of this survey are not intended to be used for construction, renovation, demolition or project tendering purposes. 4.0 SCOPE OF WORK AND LIMITATIONS This assessment was performed with the objective of compiling an inventory of hazardous building materials, including asbestos-containing materials (ACM), lead in paint and other lead-containing materials, PCB-containing light ballasts, thermostats or fluorescent light tubes containing mercury, construction materials which may contain silica, equipment containing ODSs, suspected mould/microbial growth, and sharps. Suspect asbestos-materials similar to homogenous materials sampled were visually extrapolated. A risk/condition assessment was prepared for each asbestos-containing material identified in the inventory with due regard for the condition of the material, its friability, accessibility and likelihood of damage, and the potential for fibre release and exposure of workers. The hazardous assessment was conducted in accordance with the City of Vancouver matrix and indicated on the accompanying excel spreadsheet. A management survey only identifies the hazardous building materials that could be encountered or disturbed by building workers or occupants during regular work activities. This is a non-destructive survey. As a result, hidden and below-ground materials are not addressed and any hidden materials which may contain asbestos, lead, PCBs or mercury should be assumed to be hazardous until sampling can demonstrate otherwise. Energised or operational electronic and hydraulic equipment and systems, building contents, roofing materials, materials in hidden areas such as within solid wall and ceiling cavities, areas beneath floor finishes, and materials within pipe chases were not assessed as part of this survey. These materials should not generally present a risk to workers if undisturbed, even if they are asbestoscontaining. Nevertheless, in case of planned renovation work or accidental disturbance we recommend that suspect materials be sampled and analyzed.

6 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page 3 Following the site assessments and receipt of laboratory analysis results, Levelton has prepared this report which includes the findings of this investigation and, where applicable, provision of recommendations for further work. 5.0 METHODOLOGY 5.1 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS Levelton representatives collected fifteen (15) representative bulk samples of suspect ACMs from exposed architectural finishes and structural systems at the site for confirmatory asbestos analysis. The bulk sample collection methodology was consistent with recognized industry standards and principles of good occupational hygiene practice. The number of samples collected was based on experienced professional judgment in consideration of, but not necessarily limited to, the era of building materials construction, uniformity of materials, types of materials reported to be modified during currently planned renovations, and size of area of homogeneous materials, etc. The locations and material descriptions of the collected samples were described on the Chain of Custody forms submitted along with the original samples. Copies of completed Chain of Custody forms are included in Appendix III of this report. The samples were subsequently transported to Asbestos Analytical Services Limited (AASL) in Vancouver, British Columbia for asbestos analyses. AASL participates in the American Industrial Hygiene Association s (AIHA) Bulk Asbestos Proficiency Analytical Testing Program. Samples were analysed in accordance with Standard National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Method The locations, material descriptions, and analytical results of bulk samples of suspect ACMs collected from this facility are presented the Laboratory Reports included in Appendix II of this report. Based on Levelton s professional opinion, the following materials were assumed not to contain asbestos during this survey and were classified as non-asbestos materials: Wood, wood panelling Carpet Concrete, Brick Fibreglass Plastics, rubbers, metals Gypsum board without taping compound/mud

7 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIALS During the HMMS, visual review of the painted surfaces was conducted for paints and coatings. Sampling frequency was based on Levelton s Standard Operating Procedures. Levelton personnel collected twenty-six (26) representative bulk samples from the structure. The samples were submitted for lead analysis. The representative bulk sample collection was consistent with recognized industry standards and principles of good occupational hygiene practice. The number of samples collected was based on experienced professional judgment in consideration of, but not necessarily limited to, the era of construction, uniformity of materials and size of area of homogeneous materials. Information from the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) suggests that the improper removal of lead paint containing 600 mg/kg (600ppm) lead results in airborne lead concentrations that exceed half of the exposure limit. This would trigger the requirement for an Exposure Control Plan and safe work procedures. Lead concentrations as low as 90 mg/kg (90ppm) may present a risk to pregnant women and children. Any risk assessment should include for the presence of high risk individuals within the workplace. Lead samples were sent to Maxxam Analytics, in Burnaby British Columbia for lead analyses. Samples were analysed by Inductively Coupled Plasma Atomic Emission Spectrometry (ICP- AES). Maxxam laboratories are accredited by the SCC and certified by the RTI and the MOE. A Chain-of-custody protocol was observed during handling and transportation of the bulk samples. Other lead-containing materials observed during the survey were recorded and are included in this report. 5.3 OTHER HAZARDOUS MATERIALS During the site work this facility was visually assessed for the presence of suspect PCB-containing equipment and electrical fixtures, mercury containing equipment and electrical fixtures, building materials containing silica, ozone-depleting substances, suspected visible mould and sharps.

8 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY RESULTS The following sections present the results of Levelton s Hazardous Building Materials Survey. Laboratory reports in Appendices II. 6.1 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS (ACMS) Based on the construction date of this facility, asbestos is anticipated to be present. Asbestos-containing cement pipe was not observed in this facility. A total of eleven sample results were provided to Levelton prior to the start of the survey by the City of Vancouver. Asbestos had been identified in three samples. Levelton cannot however comment on the accuracy of these sample results, but has included them and a visual observation of asbestos- labelled material at the request of the client. Levelton collected a total of fifteen suspected ACM bulk samples for analysis. Asbestos was found in two samples. The following table summarizes the ACMs as described above: Table 1: ACMs Sample Number Location Material Results (% and type) Hallway (Loc. 201) Hallway (Loc. 201) N/A Mechanical Room (Loc. 003) 9 x9 Maroon with White Streaks Vinyl Floor Tile 9 x9 Black Vinyl Floor Tile Boiler Insulation 1-5% Chrysotile 1-5% Chrysotile Marked Asbestos- Containing, Not Sampled at the Request of the Client 02 Radio Room (Loc. 107) 9 x9 Black Vinyl Floor Tile 5-10% Chrysotile 03 Radio Room (Loc. 107) 9 x9 Red Vinyl Floor Tile 5-10% Chrysotile 04 2 nd Floor Janitor Room (Loc. 211) 9 x9 Red Vinyl Floor Tile 5-10% Chrysotile Selected photographs of ACM are in Appendix II.

9 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIALS A total of 26 samples of suspected lead paint were tested in this facility. Paints that exceed the action level of 90 mg/kg are listed in Table 2: Lead in Paint. Sample Number Table 2: Lead in Paint >90 mg/kg Location - Substrate Colour Results (mg/kg) PB0S01-3 Basement Stairwell (Loc. 0S01) Metal Railing Grey 1310 PB001-1 Main Basement (Loc. 001) Metal Door Grey PB003-1 Mechanical Room (Loc. 003) Gas Line Yellow PB004-2 Storage Room (Loc. 004) Hot Water Pipe Red 595 PB101-1 Oil Room (Loc. 101) Plaster Wall Blue 2120 PB102-1 Phone Room (Loc. 102) Plaster Wall White 506 PB103-1 Bathroom (Loc. 103) Wood Door Grey 878 PB105-1 First Aid Room (Loc. 105) Plaster Wall Beige 1040 PB106-1 Captain s Office (Loc. 106) Metal Frame Grey 630 PB108-1 Apparatus Bay (Loc. 108) - Concrete Yellow PB108-2 Apparatus Bay (Loc. 108) Garage Door Brown 1350 PB111-1 Kitchen ( Loc. 111) - Plaster Wall Red 502 PB1S02-1 Second Floor Stairway (Loc. 1S02) Plaster Wall Cream 554 PB202-1 Dorm (Loc. 202) Wood Lockers Grey 597 PB203-1 Washroom (Loc. 203) Plaster Walls Blue 1310 PB204-1 Captain s Room (Loc. 204) Plaster Walls Grey 838

10 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page 7 Table 3: Other Lead- Based Materials Material/Equipment Lead in Solder and Other Inaccessible Materials Roof flashings Locations Buildings constructed prior to 1990 may have lead-containing solder 1 present on pipe joints and electrical conduits and may not have been observed during this survey as these materials are often concealed in floor, wall or ceiling cavities. Lead packing materials may be present in the bell joints of roof drain pipes. Based on the age of the building it is assumed that lead flashings may still be present at this facility 6.3 POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS Table 4: Potential Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Equipment Locations Ballasts within light fixtures Throughout facility 6.4 MERCURY Table 5: Mercury Equipment Locations Fluorescent Light Tubes Throughout the facility 1 Canadian Medical Association Journal, 2008 July 29; 179(3):

11 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page CRYSTALLINE SILICA Table 6: Crystalline Silica Equipment Locations Concrete foundations and slabs Concrete Brick & Concrete exterior wall Throughout Walls Exterior Wall Finishes 6.6 OZONE DEPLETING SUBSTANCES Table 7: Ozone Depleting Substances Equipment Locations Wall / Window HVAC East wall of Dormitory (location 202)

12 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page MOULD AND MICROBIAL CONTAMINATION Table 9: Mould and Microbial Contamination Condition Locations Water damage None identified Suspect visible mould growth None identified Rodent Droppings None identified Note: small localised areas (less than 10 square feet) of water damage or suspect visible mould growth such as in-sink units, washrooms, around window sills etc. have not been included in the scope of this survey. 6.8 NEEDLES AND SHARPS Table 10: Needles and Sharps Material Locations Needles and Sharps None identified 7.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 7.1 ASBESTOS-CONTAINING MATERIALS Asbestos containing materials were identified in this survey. The maroon with white streaks 9 x9 vinyl floor tile in Hallway (Location 201) and the black vinyl floor tiles in the Hallway (Location 201) contain 1-5% Chrysotile asbestos. Previous sampling results conducted by others indicate the black and red 9 x9 vinyl floor tile in the Radio Room (Location 107) and Second Floor Janitor Room (Loc. 211) contains 5-10% Chrysotile asbestos. The boiler insulation within the mechanical room (Loc. 003) was marked as asbestos-containing and at the request of the client not sampled therefore should be treated as an asbestos-containing material.

13 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page 10 Asbestos containing materials identified in this survey should be managed in accordance with the Hazard Assessment Form included in the accompanying Excel spreadsheet in Appendix V. Prior to any renovation or demolition activity a detailed pre-demolition asbestos survey should be completed as required by Section of the Occupational Health and Safety Regulations. 7.2 LEAD-CONTAINING MATERIALS Paint containing more than 90 mg/kg lead was found in this facility. Lead concentrations as low as 90 mg/kg (90ppm) may present a risk to pregnant women and children. An exposure control plan and safe work procedures must be put in place if any painted surfaces with a lead content greater than 600ppm are disturbed during renovation activity. Lead containing flashings and roof vents should be recycled when taken out of service. Disturbance of these items while in service should be avoided. 7.3 PCBS PCB-containing transformers and capacitors were not observed in this facility. Florescent light ballasts were observed PCBs may be present. All ballasts taken out of service should be checked for the presence of PCBs. Contact the Hazardous Materials Management Programme Administrator for further information regarding storage locations for PCB containing equipment at the District of Mission. All stored PCB containing equipment must be stored in labelled drums in a secured area. When the drums are full, they must be manifested and transported to an approved destruction and disposal facility in accordance with the Part 5 of the BC Occupational Health and Safety Regulation. 7.4 MERCURY In the event that the compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) and/or florescent light tubes are to be disposed of, the CFLs and light tubes should remain intact to mitigate work exposure to mercury fumes. Intact bulbs and ampules in thermostats can be recycled. The LightRecycle program in British Columbia includes all lamps, ballasts and fixtures from residential, commercial and industrial sectors. The Light Recycle website provides a list of recycling facilities on their website, at

14 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page CRYSTALLINE SILICA Materials that may contain crystalline silica were observed in this facility. During any refurbishment or demolition activity, follow safe work procedures when cutting or grinding concrete and other items containing crystalline silica. 7.6 ODS Should any ODS containing equipment be impacted during renovation activities and become waste, prior to disposal, the units should be degassed by a certified/licensed contractor as required by British Columbia's Ozone Depleting Substances Regulation. With proper maintenance and disposal practices, refrigerators, freezers, coolers, and HVAC units present a low risk to human health. 8.0 CLOSURE No hazardous materials survey can wholly eliminate uncertainty regarding the potential for recognized hazardous materials conditions at the site. Performance of a standardized hazardous material survey protocol is intended to reduce, but not eliminate uncertainty regarding the potential for recognized hazardous materials at the site, given reasonable limits of time and cost. This report has been prepared by Levelton Consultants Ltd. (Levelton) exclusively for The City of Vancouver, and is intended to provide a survey of the potential for the presence of hazardous materials on the site. No warranty, expressed or implied, is made. Any use which a third party makes of this report, or any reliance on or decisions to be made or actions based on it, are the responsibility of such third parties. Levelton accepts no responsibility for damages, if any, suffered by a third party as a result of decisions made or actions based on this report. The standard limitations of this report are specified in Appendix IV.

15 City of Vancouver File No.: R Hazardous Materials Management Survey January 24, 2014 Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page 12 Respectfully submitted, Levelton Consultants Ltd. SIGNATURE ON FILE SIGNATURE ON FILE Per: Jeff Widmer, BSc, EPt Reviewed by: Kathy Muirhead, B.Sc., EP Project Manager Senior Project Manager

16 APPENDIX I PHOTOGRAPHS

17 The grey paint applied to the metal railing on the basement stairwell (Loc. 0S01) was found to contain lead >600 mg/kg. The grey paint applied to the metal doors in the basement (Loc. 001) contained lead >600 mg/kg. The boiler in the basement was marked asbestoscontaining. The yellow paint applied to the gas line in the mechanical room (Loc. 003) contained lead >600 mg/kg. The red paint applied to the hot water pipes and baseboard in the basement storage room (Loc. 004) was found to contain lead >90 mg/kg. PROJECT: Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC TITLE: Photo Table Photographic Plates CLIENT: City of Vancouver Real Estate & Facilities Management Hazmat Division DATE: January 2014 FILE NO.: R SCALE: NA DRAWN BY: KK REV NO.:

18 The blue paint applied to the plaster walls in the oil room (Loc.101) was found to contain lead >600 mg/kg. The white paint applied to the plaster walls in the telephone room contains lead >90 mg/kg. The grey pain applied to the bathroom door on the main floor (Loc. 103) contains lead >600 mg/kg. PROJECT: Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC TITLE: Photo Table Photographic Plates CLIENT: City of Vancouver Real Estate & Facilities Management Hazmat Division DATE: January 2014 FILE NO.: R SCALE: NA DRAWN BY: KK REV NO.:

19 The beige paint applied to the plaster walls in the first aid room contains lead >600 mg/kg. The light grey paint applied to the metal door frame in the Captain s office (Loc. 106) contains lead >600 mg/kg. The yellow paint applied to the concrete in the apparatus bay (Loc. 108) contains lead >600 mg/kg. PROJECT: Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC TITLE: Photo Table Photographic Plates CLIENT: City of Vancouver Real Estate & Facilities Management Hazmat Division DATE: January 2014 FILE NO.: R SCALE: NA DRAWN BY: KK REV NO.:

20 The light brown paint applied to the garage doors in the apparatus bay (Loc. 108) contains lead >600 mg/kg. The red paint applied to the plaster wall in the kitchen (Loc. 111) contains lead >90 mg/kg. The cream paint applied to the walls in the main stairwell (Loc. IS02) contains lead >90 mg/kg. PROJECT: Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC TITLE: Photo Table Photographic Plates CLIENT: City of Vancouver Real Estate & Facilities Management Hazmat Division DATE: January 2014 FILE NO.: R SCALE: NA DRAWN BY: KK REV NO.:

21 Grey paint applied to the wood lockers in the dormitory (Loc. 202) contains lead >90 mg/kg. The wall-mounted air conditioning unit in the dormitory (Loc.202) is suspected to contain ozone depleting materials. The blue paint applied to the plaster walls in the 2 nd floor bathroom (Loc. 203) contains lead >600 mg/kg. PROJECT: Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC TITLE: Photo Table Photographic Plates CLIENT: City of Vancouver Real Estate & Facilities Management Hazmat Division DATE: January 2014 FILE NO.: R SCALE: NA DRAWN BY: KK REV NO.:

22 The light grey paint applied to the plaster walls in the Captains Room contains lead >600 mg/kg. The 9x9 red vinyl floor tile in the radio room (Loc. 107) contains 1-5% chrysotile asbestos. The 9x9 maroon vinyl tile and 9x9 black vinyl tile in the 2 nd floor corridor (Loc. 211) contains 1-5% Chrysotile asbestos. PROJECT: Fire Hall # Knight Street, Vancouver, BC TITLE: Photo Table Photographic Plates CLIENT: City of Vancouver Real Estate & Facilities Management Hazmat Division DATE: January 2014 FILE NO.: R SCALE: NA DRAWN BY: KK REV NO.:

23 APPENDIX II ANALYTICAL RESULTS

24 Asbestos Analytical Services Ltd East Kent Avenue N., Vancouver, BC, V5S 3T9 ASBESTOS ANALYSIS REPORT AASL Report #: B00475 Project Location: 7070 Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Analyst: Gabrielle Sutton Reference #s: R Report Date: 23DEC2013 Number of Samples: 15 Method: NIOSH Method 9002 # B00475 Sample Sub-Sample Sample Description / Location Results ASB 1 * Single Phase - grey cementitious Plaster Wall, Loc % Non-Fibrous Layer 1 - thin off-white (paint) Plaster Wall, Loc % Non-Fibrous 2. 2 * Layer 2 - grey cementitious Plaster Wall, Loc % Non-Fibrous 3 * Single Phase - grey cementitious Plaster Wall, Loc % Non-Fibrous Layer 1 - thin dark grey (paint) Plaster Wall, Loc % Non-Fibrous 4. 2 * Layer 2 - grey cementitious Plaster Wall, Loc % Non-Fibrous 5. 1 ** Layer 1 - light creamy-beige tile 12"x12" Vinyl Tile, White Flecks, Loc % Non-Fibrous Layer 2 - black mastic 12"x12" Vinyl Tile, White Flecks, Loc % Non-Fibrous 6 ** IS02-1 Single Phase - brown, pliable Vinyl Step Cover, Loc IS % Non-Fibrous 7. 1 ** Layer 1 - dark red-brown & cream tile 9"x9" Vinyl Tile, Maroon with White Streaks, Loc % Chrysotile Asbestos > 95 % Non-Fibrous T Layer 2 - black mastic 9"x9" Vinyl Tile, Maroon with White Streaks, Loc % Non-Fibrous 8. 1 ** Layer 1 - black tile 9"x9" Vinyl Tile, Black, Loc % Chrysotile Asbestos > 95 % Non-Fibrous T Layer 2 - black mastic 9"x9" Vinyl Tile, Black, Loc % Non-Fibrous 9. 1 ** Layer 1 - red-brown tile, pliable Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Red Marbled, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 50 % Non-Fibrous 9. 2 ** Layer 2 - weave Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Red Marbled, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 1 % Non-Fibrous Layer 3 - off-white Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Red Marbled, Loc % Non-Fibrous AASL #B Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page 1 of 3

25 Asbestos Analytical Services Ltd. # B00475 Sample Sub-Sample Sample Description / Location Results ASB ** Layer 1 - light orange tile, pliable Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Bronze Marbled, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 55 % Non-Fibrous ** Layer 2 - weave Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Bronze Marbled, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 1 % Non-Fibrous Layer 3 - brown mastic Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Bronze Marbled, Loc % Non-Fibrous ** Layer 1 - creamy-grey tile, pliable Ivory and Grey Marbled Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 55 % Non-Fibrous ** Layer 2 - weave Ivory and Grey Marbled Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 1 % Non-Fibrous Layer 3 - brown mastic Ivory and Grey Marbled Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Loc % Non-Fibrous Layer 4 - black mastic Ivory and Grey Marbled Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Loc % Non-Fibrous ** Layer 1 - brown tile, pliable Brown Speckled Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 60 % Non-Fibrous ** Layer 2 - weave Brown Speckled Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 1 % Non-Fibrous Layer 3 - brown mastic Brown Speckled Vinyl Sheet Flooring, Loc % Non-Fibrous 13 ** Single Phase - beige fibrous 2'x3' Acoustic Ceiling Tile, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 5 % Non-Fibrous 14 ** Single Phase - orange-beige fibrous 9"x9" Stapled Acoustic Ceiling Tile, Loc % Cellulose Fibres > 5 % Non-Fibrous ** Layer 1 - light blue-grey tile 12"x12" Vinyl Tile, Blue Specked, Loc % Non-Fibrous Layer 2 - black mastic 12"x12" Vinyl Tile, Blue Specked, Loc % Non-Fibrous AASL #B Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page 2 of 3

26 Asbestos Analytical Services Ltd. Comments Samples analyzed in accordance with NIOSH Laboratory Method 9002 American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) BAPAT Program Laboratory Number Estimated Limit of Detection is <0.5 % ASB = Asbestos present/absent in material T = Asbestos Present AASL Asbestos Analytical Services Ltd. will not accept any responsibility as to the manner of interpretation or application of these results. * Sample preparation included grinding process. ** Sample preparation included ashing process. Analyst: Original Signed By Gabrielle Sutton, B.A. Date: December 23, 2013 Original Signed By Reviewed By: Gabrielle Sutton, B.A. AASL #B Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Page 3 of 3

27 Your P.O. #: R Your Project #: R Site Location: 7070 KNIGHT ST VANCOUVER Your C.O.C. #: , , Attention: Jeff Widmer LEVELTON CONSULTANTS LTD. # HWY 97 N KELOWNA, BC CANADA V1X 5C3 Report Date: 2013/12/30 CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS MAXXAM JOB #: B3B7476 Received: 2013/12/20, 09:00 Sample Matrix: PAINT # Samples Received: 26 Date Date Analyses Quantity Extracted Analyzed Laboratory Method Analytical Method Elements by ICP-AES (acid extr. solid) /12/ /12/23 BBY7SOP EPA 6010c Elements by ICP-AES (acid extr. solid) /12/ /12/24 BBY7SOP EPA 6010c * Results relate only to the items tested. Encryption Key Please direct all questions regarding this Certificate of Analysis to your Project Manager. Stefanie Teo, Project Manager STeo@maxxam.ca Phone# (604) ==================================================================== Maxxam has procedures in place to guard against improper use of the electronic signature and have the required "signatories", as per section of ISO/IEC 17025:2005(E), signing the reports. For Service Group specific validation please refer to the Validation Signature Page. Total cover pages: 1 Maxxam Analytics International Corporation o/a Maxxam Analytics Burnaby: 4606 Canada Way V5G 1K5 Telephone(604) Fax(604) Page 1 of 5

28 Maxxam Job #: B3B7476 Report Date: 2013/12/30 ELEMENTS BY ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (PAINT) LEVELTON CONSULTANTS LTD. Client Project #: R Site Location: 7070 KNIGHT ST VANCOUVER Your P.O. #: R Sampler Initials: KEL Maxxam ID II8254 II8255 II8256 II8257 II8258 II8259 II8260 COC# UNITS PB PB0S01-2 PB0S01-3 RDL PB001-1 PB003-1 RDL QC Batch PB004-1 WHITE PB004-2 RDL QC Batch YELLOW BEIGE GREY PAINT GREY YELLOW PAINT ON RED PAINT PAINT ON PAINT ON ON METAL PAINT ON PAINT ON CONCRETE-LOC ON HOT CONCRETE PLASTER RAILING-LOC METAL GAS 004 WATER FLOOR-LOC WALL-LOC 0S01 DOOR-LOC LINE-LOC PIPE-LOC S Total Metals by ICP Total Lead (Pb) mg/kg ND (1) 62000(1) Maxxam ID II8261 II8262 II8263 II8264 II8265 II8266 II8267 COC# UNITS PB101-1 BLUE PB102-1 WHITE PB103-1 GREY PB105-1 LIGHT PB106-1 PB106-2 RDL PB108-1 RDL QC Batch PAINT ON PAINT ON PAINT ON BEIGE PAINT LIGHT GREY BROWN PAINT YELLOW PAINT PLASTER-LOC PLASTER-LOC WOOD ON ON METAL ON WOOD ON DOOR-LOC 103 PLASTER-LOC FRAME-LOC DOOR-LOC CONCRETE-LOC Total Metals by ICP Total Lead (Pb) mg/kg (1) Maxxam ID II8268 II8269 II8270 II8271 II8272 II8273 II8274 COC# UNITS PB108-2 LIGHT PB111-1 RED PBIS02-1 CREAM BPB202-1 GREY PB203-1 PB204-1 RDL PB206-1 RDL QC Batch BROWN PAINT PAINT ON PAINT ON PAINT ON WOOD BLUE PAINT LIGHT GREY BLUE PAINT ON GARAGE PLASTER-LOC PLASTER-LOC LOCKERS-LOC ON ON ON DOOR-LOC IS WALLS-LOC PLASTER-LOC WALLS-LOC Total Metals by ICP Total Lead (Pb) mg/kg ND(2) ND = Not detected RDL = Reportable Detection Limit (1) - Detection limits raised due to dilution to bring analyte within the calibrated range. (2) - Detection limits raised based on sample weight used for analysis. Page 2 of 5

29 Maxxam Job #: B3B7476 Report Date: 2013/12/30 ELEMENTS BY ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY (PAINT) LEVELTON CONSULTANTS LTD. Client Project #: R Site Location: 7070 KNIGHT ST VANCOUVER Your P.O. #: R Sampler Initials: KEL Maxxam ID II8275 II8276 II8277 II8278 II8279 COC# UNITS PBEXT-1 BLUE PBEXT-2 RDL PB EXT3 RDL PBEXT-4 RED PBEXT-5 BROWN RDL QC Batch PAINT ON METAL WHITE WALL RED DOOR GARAGE WINDOW LADDER-LOC PAINT-LOC PAINT- LOC DOOR- LOC TRIM-LOC EXTERIOR EXTERIOR EXTERIOR EXTERIOR EXTERIOR Total Metals by ICP Total Lead (Pb) mg/kg (1) RDL = Reportable Detection Limit (1) - Detection limits raised due to dilution to bring analyte within the calibrated range. Page 3 of 5

30 Maxxam Job #: B3B7476 Report Date: 2013/12/30 QUALITY ASSURANCE REPORT LEVELTON CONSULTANTS LTD. Client Project #: R Site Location: 7070 KNIGHT ST VANCOUVER Your P.O. #: R Sampler Initials: KEL Method Blank RPD QC Standard QC Batch Parameter Date Value UNITS Value (%) QC Limits % Recovery QC Limits Total Lead (Pb) 2013/12/23 ND, RDL=3.0 mg/kg Total Lead (Pb) 2013/12/24 ND, RDL=3.0 mg/kg 5.1(1) N/A = Not Applicable RDL = Reportable Detection Limit RPD = Relative Percent Difference Duplicate: Paired analysis of a separate portion of the same sample. Used to evaluate the variance in the measurement. QC Standard: A sample of known concentration prepared by an external agency under stringent conditions. Used as an independent check of method accuracy. Method Blank: A blank matrix containing all reagents used in the analytical procedure. Used to identify laboratory contamination. (1) - Detection limits raised due to dilution to bring analyte within the calibrated range. Page 4 of 5

31 Validation Signature Page Maxxam Job #: B3B7476 The analytical data and all QC contained in this report were reviewed and validated by the following individual(s). Rob Reinert, Data Validation Coordinator ==================================================================== Maxxam has procedures in place to guard against improper use of the electronic signature and have the required "signatories", as per section of ISO/IEC 17025:2005(E), signing the reports. For Service Group specific validation please refer to the Validation Signature Page. Page 5 of 5

32 Bulk Asbestos Report For City of Vancouver - Environmental Serv W10th Ave Vancouver, B.C. Canada V5Z 4A8 Wes-Har Asbestos Analysis & Consulting Ltd. 1 Location : Fire Hall # 17 Project : FireHall# #17 Sample Location / Description Result(s) Analyzed Analyst ACM x12 FT w/mastic [Tan w/streaks], Kitchen Layer 1 Cream * Layer Subjected To An Ashing Procedure % Non-fibrous Sep LP 98 % GN x12 FT w/mastic [Tan w/streaks], Kitchen Layer 2 Black Mastic Patches * Layer Subjected To An Ashing Procedure % Non-fibrous Sep LP 2 % GN x9 FT [Black w/mastic], Radio Room Layer 1 Black * Layer Subjected To An Ashing And Acid Washing Procedure 5-10 % Chrysotile Asbestos > 90 % Non-fibrous Sep LP 98 % GN.T x9 FT [Black w/mastic], Radio Room Layer 2 Black Mastic Patches * Layer Subjected To An Ashing Procedure 5-10 % Cellulose Fibres > 90 % Non-fibrous Sep LP 2 % GN x9 FT [Red], Radio Room Layer 1 Black * Layer Subjected To An Ashing And Acid Washing Procedure 5-10 % Chrysotile Asbestos 1-5 % Fibrous Glass > 85 % Non-fibrous Sep LP 97 % GN.T x9 FT [Red], Radio Room Layer 2 Black Mastic Patches * Layer Subjected To An Ashing Procedure 5-10 % Cellulose Fibres > 90 % Non-fibrous Sep LP 3 % GN x9 FT [Red], 2nd Floor Janitor Room 5-10 % Chrysotile Asbestos Sep GN.T. > 90 % Non-fibrous * Sample Subjected To An Ashing Procedure Lino [Tan], North Stairwell Layer 1 Light Coloured Pattern * Layer 1 - Layer 3 [Composite] Subjected To An Ashing Procedure % Non-fibrous Sep LP 49 % GN Lino [Tan], North Stairwell Layer 2 Brown Fibrous % Cellulose Fibres 1-5 % Synthetic Fibres 1-5 % Fibrous Glass > 5 % Non-fibrous Sep LP 49 % GN Lab File Client Id : #17 Unit No. 5 Road Richmond British Columbia V6X 2T1 (604) American Industrial Hygiene Association BAPAT Lab. Id. No Client Reference Id: FireHall#17

33 Bulk Asbestos Report For City of Vancouver - Environmental Serv. Wes-Har Asbestos Analysis & Consulting Ltd. 2 Location : Fire Hall # 17 Project : FireHall# #17 Sample Location / Description Result(s) Analyzed Analyst ACM Lino [Tan], North Stairwell Layer 3 Yellow Mastic Patches % Non-fibrous Sep LP 1 % GN Lino [Tan], North Stairwell Layer 4 Black Mastic Patches * Layer Subjected To An Ashing Procedure % Non-fibrous Sep LP 1 % GN Comments Samples Analyzed In Accordance With The NIOSH ASBESTOS (bulk) by PLM Method 9002 [15 August 1994] Quantitation Limit For Asbestos Analysis Is 1 % ACM Means Asbestos Containing Material; T - Present LP - Means Percent : Layer or Phase of Whole Sample DNQ - Means Detected Not Quantitated Samples Submitted Will Be Retained For 30 Days After Receipt And Will Be Disposed Of Thereafter Unless Otherwise Notified In Writing Sample Submitted By City of Vancouver - Environmental Serv. G. Nawrocki G. Nawrocki September 14, 2011 [Facsimile] Analyst Reviewed By Lab File Client Id : #17 Unit No. 5 Road Richmond British Columbia V6X 2T1 (604) American Industrial Hygiene Association BAPAT Lab. Id. No Client Reference Id: FireHall#17

34 APPENDIX III REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

35 1. Occupational Health and Safety Regulation (B.C. Reg. 296/97, as amended), under WorkSafe BC. 2. Safe Work Practices for Handling Asbestos, WorkSafe BC, 2006 Edition. 3. Hazardous Waste Regulation, BC Ministry of Environment. including amendments up to B.C. Reg. 261/2006, September 21, Ozone Depleting Substances and Other Halocarbons Regulation, B.C. Reg. 220/2006, Environmental Management Act. 5. PCB Regulations, SOR/ , Canadian Environmental Protection Act. 6. Lead-Containing Paint and Coatings, Preventing Exposure in the Construction Industry, WorkSafe BC, June Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations SOR/ , Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act. 8. Federal Register, 40 CFR Part 745 Lead; Identification of Dangerous Levels of Lead; Final Rule, Environmental Protection Agency, January 5, WorkSafe BC Guideline 4.79 Moulds and Indoor Air Quality, Occupational Health and Safety Regulation Sections 5.27 to 5.35 Flammable and Combustible Substances.

36 APPENDIX IV STANDARD LIMITATIONS

37 TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY REPORTS ISSUED BY LEVELTON CONSULTANTS LTD. 1. STANDARD OF CARE Levelton Consultants Ltd. ( Levelton ) prepared and issued this report (the Report ) for its client (the Client ) in accordance with generally-accepted consulting practices for the hazardous materials and occupational health and safety disciplines. No other warranty, expressed or implied, is made. Unless specifically stated in the Report, the Report does not address environmental issues. The terms of reference for hazardous materials and occupational health and safety reports issued by Levelton (the Terms of Reference ) contained in the present document provide additional information and caution related to standard of care and the use of the Report. The Client should read and familiarize itself with these Terms of Reference. 2. COMPLETENESS OF THE REPORT All documents, records, drawings, correspondence, data, files and deliverables, whether hard copy, electronic or otherwise, generated as part of the services for the Client are inherent components of the Report and, collectively, form the instruments of professional services (the Instruments of Professional Services ). The Report is of a summary nature and is not intended to stand alone without reference to the instructions given to Levelton by the Client, the communications between Levelton and the Client, and to any other reports, writings, proposals or documents prepared by Levelton for the Client relative to the specific site described in the Report, all of which constitute the Report. TO PROPERLY UNDERSTAND THE INFORMATION, OBSERVATIONS, FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND OPINIONS CONTAINED IN THE REPORT, REFERENCE MUST BE MADE TO THE WHOLE OF THE REPORT. LEVELTON CANNOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR USE BY ANY PARTY OF PORTIONS OF THE REPORT WITHOUT REFERENCE TO THE WHOLE REPORT AND ITS VARIOUS COMPONENTS. 3. BASIS OF THE REPORT Levelton prepared the Report for the Client for the specific objectives and purpose that the Client described to Levelton. The applicability and reliability of any of the information, observations, findings, suggestions, recommendations and opinions contained in the Report are only valid to the extent that there was no material alteration to or variation from any of the said descriptions provided by the Client to Levelton unless the Client specifically requested Levelton to review and revise the Report in light of such alteration or variation. 4. USE OF THE REPORT The information, observations, findings, suggestions, recommendations and opinions contained in the Report, or any component forming the Report, are for the sole use and benefit of the Client and the team of consultants selected by the Client for the specific project that the Report was provided. NO OTHER PARTY MAY USE OR RELY UPON THE REPORT OR ANY PORTION OR COMPONENT WITHOUT THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF LEVELTON. Levelton will consent to any reasonable request by the Client to approve the use of this Report by other parties designated by the Client as the Approved Users. As a condition for the consent of Levelton to approve the use of the Report by an Approved User, the Client must provide a copy of these Terms of Reference to that Approved User and the Client must obtain written confirmation from that Approved User that the Approved User will comply with these Terms of Reference, such written confirmation to be provided separately by each Approved User prior to beginning use of the Report. The Client will provide Levelton with a copy of the written confirmation from an Approved User when it becomes available to the Client, and in any case, within two weeks of the Client receiving such written confirmation. The Report and all its components remain the copyright property of Levelton and Levelton authorises only the Client and the Approved Users to make copies of the Report, but only in such quantities as are reasonably necessary for the use of the Report by the Client and the Approved Users. The Client and the Approved Users may not give, lend, sell or otherwise disseminate or make the Report, or any portion thereof, available to any party without the written permission of Levelton. Any use which a third party makes of the Report, or any portion of the Report, is the sole responsibility of such third parties. Levelton accepts no responsibility for damages suffered by any third party resulting from the use of the Report. The Client and the Approved Users acknowledge and agree to indemnify and hold harmless Levelton, its officers, directors, employees, agents, representatives or sub-consultants, or any or all of them, against any claim of any nature whatsoever brought against Levelton by any third parties, whether in contract or in tort, arising or related to the use of contents of the Report. Version 1 September 3, 2013 Page 1 of 2

38 TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS AND OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY REPORTS ISSUED BY LEVELTON CONSULTANTS LTD. (continued) 5. INTERPRETATION OF THE REPORT a. Hidden Conditions: The Client acknowledges that subsurface and concealed conditions may vary from those encountered or reviewed. Levelton can only comment on the conditions observed on the date(s) the assessment is performed. The work is limited to those areas of concern identified by the Client and/or outlined in our proposal. Other areas of concern may exist but were not investigated within the scope of this assessment. b. Reliance on information: The evaluation and conclusions contained in the Report have been prepared on the basis of conditions in evidence at the time of site investigation and field review and on the basis of information provided to Levelton. Levelton has relied in good faith upon representations, information and instructions provided by the Client and others concerning the site. Accordingly, Levelton cannot accept responsibility for any deficiency, misstatement or inaccuracy contained in the report as a result of misstatements, omissions, misrepresentations or fraudulent acts of persons providing information. c. Additional Involvement by Levelton: To avoid misunderstandings, Levelton should be retained to assist other professionals to explain relevant hazardous materials and occupational health and safety findings and to review the hazardous materials and occupational health and safety aspects of the plans, drawings and specifications of other professionals relative to the services provided by Levelton. To ensure compliance and consistency with the applicable hazardous materials and occupational health and safety codes, legislation, regulations, guidelines and generally-accepted practices, Levelton should also be retained to provide field review services during the performance of any related work. Where applicable, it is understood that such field review services must meet or exceed the minimum necessary requirements to ascertain that the work being carried out is in general conformity with the recommendations made by Levelton. Any reduction from the level of services recommended by Levelton will result in Levelton providing qualified opinions regarding adequacy of the work. 6. ALTERNATE REPORT FORMAT When Levelton submits both electronic and hard copy versions of the Instruments of Professional Services, the Client agrees that only the signed and sealed hard copy versions shall be considered final and legally binding upon Levelton. The hard copy versions submitted by Levelton shall be the original documents for record and working purposes, and, in the event of a dispute or discrepancy, the hard copy versions shall govern over the electronic versions; furthermore, the Client agrees and waives all future right of dispute that the original hard copy signed and sealed versions of the Instruments of Professional Services maintained or retained, or both, by Levelton shall be deemed to be the overall originals for the Project. The Client agrees that the electronic file and hard copy versions of Instruments of Professional Services shall not, under any circumstances, no matter who owns or uses them, be altered by any party except Levelton. The Client warrants that the Instruments of Professional Services will be used only and exactly as submitted by Levelton. The Client recognizes and agrees that Levelton prepared and submitted electronic files using specific software or hardware systems, or both. Levelton makes no representation about the compatibility of these files with the current or future software and hardware systems of the Client, the Approved Users or any other party. The Client further agrees that Levelton is under no obligation, unless otherwise expressly specified, to provide the Client, the Approved Users and any other party, or any or all of them, with specific software and hardware systems that are compatible with any electronic submitted by Levelton. The Client further agrees that should the Client, an Approved User or a third party require Levelton to provide specific software or hardware systems, or both, compatible with the electronic files prepared and submitted by Levelton, for any reason whatsoever included but not restricted to an order from a court, then the Client will pay Levelton for all reasonable costs related to the provision of the specific software or hardware systems, or both. The Client further agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Levelton, its officers, directors, employees, agents, representative or sub-consultant, or any or all of them, against any claim or any nature whatsoever brought against Levelton, whether in contract or in tort, arising or related to the provision or use or any specific software or hardware provided by Levelton. Version 1 September 3, 2013 Page 2 of 2

39 APPENDIX V HAZARD ASSESSMENT FORM

40 HAZARDOUS ASSESSMENT FORM Site Name: Fire Hall #17 Site Address: 7070 Knight Street, Vancouver, BC Site Code: Company: Levelton Consultants Inspector: Kelly Konrad Room Name/Floor Room Code Location Description Material Hazard Total Amount Damage Amount Units Sampled Notes D C Fr A Fq Total Score Priority (H/M/L) Lab Lab No Sample Same as Percent Date Y/M/D Status Stairwell / Basement 0S01 Floor Yellow Paint on Concrete SM CL 6 0 Ft2 Yes 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S01-1 ND 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 North Wall Beige paint on Plaster Wall SM CL 65 0 Ft2 Yes 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 North Wall Plaster Wall MIS CL 65 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 North Wall Concrete Wall MIS CL 25 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 East Wall Beige paint on Plaster Wall SM CL 25 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 East Wall Plaster Wall MIS CL 25 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 East Wall Concrete Wall MIS CL 25 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 East Wall Grey Paint on metal Railing SM LC 7 0 Ft Yes 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Stairwell / Basement 0S01 South Wall Beige paint on Plaster Wall SM CL 12 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PBS mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 South Wall Plaster Wall MIS CL 12 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 South Wall Concrete Wall MIS CL 2 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 West Wall Beige paint on Plaster Wall SM CL 55 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PBS mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 West Wall Plaster Wall MIS CL 55 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 West Wall Concrete Wall MIS CL 30 0 Ft2 No 0 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 Ceiling Beige paint on Plaster Ceiling SM CL 50 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PBS mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / Basement 0S01 Ceiling Plaster Ceiling MIS CL 50 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Main Basement / Basement 001 Floor Concrete MIS CL 70 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Main Basement / Basement 001 North Wall Concrete MIS CL 25 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Main Basement / Basement 001 East Wall Concrete MIS CL 40 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Main Basement / Basement 001 East Wall Grey Paint on metal door SM LC 1 0 Ea. Yes 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Main Basement / Basement 001 East Wall Grey paint on metal trim SM LC 1 0 Ea. No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Main Basement / Basement 001 South Wall Plaster wall MIS CL 30 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Main Basement / Basement 001 South Wall Grey Paint on metal door SM LC 1 0 Ea. No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Main Basement / Basement 001 South Wall Grey paint on metal trim SM LC 1 0 Ea. No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Main Basement / Basement 001 West Wall Concrete MIS CL 80 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Main Basement / Basement 001 Ceiling Concrete MIS CL 70 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Main Basement / Basement 001 Ceiling Flourescent Light Ballast MIS PB 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Main Basement / Basement 001 Ceiling Fluorescent light bulbs MIS HG 2 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 Floor Concrete MIS CL 55 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 North Wall Plaster wall MIS CL 48 0 Ft2 Yes 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 East Wall Concrete MIS CL 70 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 South Wall Concrete MIS CL 48 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 South Wall Uninsulated cast iron drain pipe MIS CL 8 0 Ft No /12/17 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 West Wall Concrete MIS CL 70 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 Ceiling Insulated pipes TSI CL 25 0 Ft No Marked non-asbestos /12/17 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 Ceiling Uninsulated cast iron drain pipe MIS CL 10 0 Ft No /12/17 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 Ceiling Concrete MIS CL 55 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 Ceiling Fluorescent light ballasts MIS PB 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Storage Room 1 / Basement 002 Ceiling Fluorescent light bulbs MIS HG 2 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Mechanical room / basement 003 Floor Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 North Wall Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 East Wall Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 East Wall Brick chimney TSI CL 32 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 South Wall Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 West Wall Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 Ceiling Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 Ceiling Fluorescent light ballasts MIS PB 4 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Mechanical room / basement 003 Ceiling Fluorescent light tubes MIS HG 8 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Mechanical room / basement 003 Mechanical Insulated boiler TSI PA 1 0 Ea. No Marked asbestos-containing M 2013/12/17 M Mechanical room / basement 003 Mechanical Insulated pipes TSI CL 80 0 Ft No Marked non-asbestos /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 Mechanical Hot water tank TSI CL 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 N Mechanical room / basement 003 Mechanical Yellow paint on gas line SM LC 20 0 Ft Yes 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Mechanical room / basement 003 Mechanical Unpainted ventilation duct TSI CL 4 0 Ft No No duct tape /12/17 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 Floor Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 North Wall White paint on concrete SM CL 95 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 North Wall Concrete MIS CL 95 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 East Wall White paint on concrete SM CL Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 East Wall Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 South Wall White paint on concrete SM CL Ft2 Yes 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 South Wall Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 West Wall White paint on plaster SM CL Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 West Wall Plaster MIS CL Ft2 Yes 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 West Wall Grey paint on wood trim SM LC 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Storage room 2 / basement 004 West Wall Grey paint on metal door SM LC 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Storage room 2 / basement 004 Ceiling White paint on concrete SM CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 Ceiling Concrete MIS CL Ft2 No /12/17 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 Ceiling Fluorescent light ballasts MIS PB 2 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Storage room 2 / basement 004 Ceiling Fluorescent light tubes MIS HG 4 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Storage room 2 / basement 004 Mechanical Unpainted electrical conduit piping MIS CL 10 0 Ft No /12/17 N Storage room 2 / basement 004 Mechanical Red hot water pipe TSI LC 21 0 Ft Yes 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Storage room 2 / basement 004 Mechanical Red Hot water baseboard TSI LC 1 0 Ea. No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Electrical room / basement 005 Floor Concrete MIS CL 30 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Electrical room / basement 005 North Wall Concrete MIS CL 25 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Electrical room / basement 005 East Wall Plaster MIS CL 70 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Electrical room / basement 005 South Wall Plaster MIS CL 25 0 Ft2 Yes 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Electrical room / basement 005 West Wall Concrete MIS CL 70 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Electrical room / basement 005 West Wall Grey paint on wood trim SM LC 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Electrical room / basement 005 West Wall Grey paint on metal door SM LC 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Electrical room / basement 005 Ceiling Fluorescent light ballasts MIS PB 2 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Electrical room / basement 005 Ceiling Fluorescent light tubes MIS HG 4 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Electrical room / basement 005 Ceiling Concrete MIS CL 30 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 Floor Yellow Paint on Concrete SM LC 4 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S01-1 ND 2013/12/30 M Stairwell / main level 1S01 North Wall Beige paint on Plaster Wall SM LC 60 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Stairwell / main level 1S01 North Wall Plaster Wall SM CL 60 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 North Wall Concrete Wall SM CL 25 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 East Wall Beige paint on Plaster Wall SM CL Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 East Wall Plaster Wall SM CL Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 East Wall Concrete Wall SM CL 16 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 East Wall Grey Paint on metal Railing SM LC 5 0 Ft No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Stairwell / main level 1S01 South Wall Beige paint on Plaster Wall SM CL 25 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 South Wall Plaster Wall SM CL 25 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 South Wall Concrete Wall SM CL 1 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 South Wall Grey paint on metal trim SM LC 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Stairwell / main level 1S01 South Wall Grey paint on metal door SM LC 1 0 Ea. No /12/17 M Stairwell / main level 1S01 West Wall Beige paint on Plaster Wall SM CL Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 West Wall Plaster Wall SM CL Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 West Wall Concrete Wall SM CL 8 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 Ceiling Beige paint on Plaster Ceiling SM CL 50 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB0S mg/kg 2013/12/30 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 Ceiling Plaster Ceiling SM CL 50 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 Ceiling Fluorescent light ballast MIS PB 2 0 Ea. No /12/17 N Stairwell / main level 1S01 Ceiling Fluorescent light tubes MIS HG 4 0 Ea. No /12/17 N Oil room / main level 101 Floor Concrete SM CL 80 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Oil room / main level 101 North Wall Blue paint on plaster SM LC 75 0 Ft2 Yes 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Oil room / main level 101 North Wall Plaster SM CL 75 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Oil room / main level 101 East Wall Blue paint on plaster SM LC Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB101-1 ND 2013/12/30 N Oil room / main level 101 East Wall Plaster SM CL Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Oil room / main level 101 East Wall Brick chimney TSI CL 40 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Oil room / main level 101 East Wall Grey paint on metal trim SM LC 1 0 Ea. No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Oil room / main level 101 East wall Grey paint on metal door SM LC 1 0 Ea. No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Oil room / main level 101 South Wall Blue paint on plaster SM LC 40 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Oil room / main level 101 South Wall Plaster SM CL 40 0 Ft2 Yes 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Oil room / main level 101 South Wall Brown caulking around window SM PA 10 0 Ft No M 2013/12/17 M Oil room / main level 101 West wall Blue paint on plaster SM LC 85 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Oil room / main level 101 West wall Plaster SM CL 85 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Oil room / main level 101 Ceiling Blue paint on plaster SM LC 80 0 Ft2 No 0 MXX B3B7476 PB mg/kg 2013/12/30 M Oil room / main level 101 Ceiling Plaster SM CL 80 0 Ft2 No 0 AAS B ND 2013/12/23 N Oil room / main level 101 Floor Concrete SM CL 40 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N Oil room / main level 101 Mechanical Hot water baseboard TSI CL 85 0 Ft2 No /12/17 N 1