PRE-RENOVATION INSPECTION: ASBESTOS & LEAD PAINT Stantec Site: Work Area: Pre-Renovation Inspection Date: February 22, 2016 Report Date: March 10, 2016 NorthStar No. 160-064 Submitted By: NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC.
March 10, 2016 Stantec 12075 Corporate Parkway Suite 200 Mequon, WI 53092 Reference: Pre-Renovation Inspection NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC was contracted by Stantec to complete a pre-renovation inspection to identify the presence of materials containing asbestos and building components with leadbased paint from throughout the property located at in. The inspection was conducted by Aaron Stroud of NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC (NorthStar) on February 22, 2016. Asbestos was identified in aircell pipe insulation, plaster (skim coat), black rolled roofing and basement window glazing. Electrical panels are assumed to contain asbestos and should be sampled if/when necessary. Lead-based paint was also identified in some areas. Please review the report in its entirety for more detailed information. Prepared by: NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC. 1835 E. Edgewood Drive Suite 10542 Appleton, WI 54913 Provided to: Stantec 12075 Corporate Parkway Suite 200 Mequon, WI 53092 Date of Site Visit: February 22, 2016 NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC. David Barrett Owner, Senior Project Manager Aaron Stroud Operations Manager NorthStar No. 160-064
TABLE OF CONTENTS INSPECTION SUMMARY.. Page 1 ASBESTOS SAMPLING SUMMARY.. Page 1 ASBESTOS MATERIAL SUMMARY Page 2 ASBESTOS RECOMMENDATIONS Page 3 SURVEY LIMITATIONS. Page 3 ANALYTICAL DISCUSSION. Page 3 REMARKS... Page 4 APPENDICES A) Asbestos Sample Log... 2 Pages B) Lead Paint Testing Report... 6 Pages C) NorthStar Certifications.. 4 Pages NorthStar No. 160-064
March 10, 2016 Stantec 12075 Corporate Parkway Suite 200 Mequon, WI 53092 Project: Asbestos Inspection Site Address: Work Area: Pre-Renovation Survey Date: February 22, 2016 NorthStar No: 160-064 NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC (NorthStar) was authorized by Stantec to conduct a prerenovation survey for the presence of accessible suspect asbestos containing materials (ACM) for the following site: INSPECTION SUMMARY: Site Address: County: Washington County Structure Type: Commercial Bldg Age: 1933 (with additions) Size (ft²): 1,400 ft² (approximate) Floors: 1 (plus partial basement and attic) # of Structures: 1 Inspector: Aaron Stroud Cert: AII-108183 Asbestos Company: CAP-925800 Survey Date: February 22, 2016 Comments: The building consists of a poured-concrete basement foundation (partial), wood framing, plaster interior walls, metal exterior siding and sloped asphalt roof. SAMPLING SUMMARY: Number of Samples: 36 Number Analyzed: 36 Point Count Analysis 2 Analysis Date: March 1, 2016 Asbestos Material: 4 Aircell Pipe Insulation 8 Aircell Pipe Insulation Plaster (skim coat) Black Rolled Roofing Basement window Glazing Assumed ACM: Electrical Panels Laboratory: CEI Labs, Inc. NVLAP: 101768-0 Analysis Date: February 25, 2016 The attached Bulk Sample Log-in contains complete sample analysis data. NorthStar No. 160-064 Pre-renovation Inspection Page 1 of 4
ASBESTOS MATERIAL SUMMARY: Confirmed ACBM, or presumed ACBM that will require abatement if these materials will be impacted by the intended renovation or demolition: Material Building Area Quantity Comment/Condition (approx) 4 Aircell Pipe Insulation Living Room (closet) 8 linear feet Friable Attic 35 linear feet 8 Aircell Pipe Insulation Living Room (closet) 6 linear feet Above Ceiling / Friable Plaster (Skim Coat) Throughout 4,824 ft 2 Friable Basement Window Basement 2 ft 2 (2 each) CATII non-friable Glazing Electrical Panels Basement 2 ft 2 (2 each) assumed / CATII non-friable Non-friable, or presumed ACBM, in good condition, on wood substrates that must be removed prior to renovation, but may remain in place during the mechanical demolition process: Material Building Area Quantity (approx) Black Rolled Roofing Roof 2,200 ft 2 Comment/Condition Material quantities are listed according to visible estimates at the time of the survey. It is recommended that all quantities be further verified by the building owner or an abatement contractor prior to project design, bidding, budgeting and/or DNR notification purposes. The following materials were found to be non-asbestos or less than 1% by PLM analysis: boiler seam packing paper vapor barrier plaster (base coat) tan carpet adhesive gray blown-in insulation green asphalt shingles porch window glazing Material tar paper drywall panels vinyl sheet flooring (11 types) tan paneling adhesive tan asphalt shingles foundation texture house window glazing The attached Bulk Sample Log-in contains complete sample analysis data. The following areas were inaccessible or excluded at the time of inspection and may contain additional quantities of suspect asbestos containing materials: Area Electrical interiors were inaccessible and may contain additional suspect asbestos materials. These areas should be assumed to contain asbestos unless sampled and proven otherwise. NorthStar No. 160-064 Pre-renovation Inspection Page 2 of 4
ASBESTOS RECOMMENDATION: All friable ACBM as well as non-friable ACBM that would likely be made friable by the intended renovation or demolition processes are required to be abated prior to disturbance. Non-friable ACBM (confirmed or assumed) remaining during demolition must be disposed of properly as demolition debris at an approved landfill. Non-friable materials typically require abatement prior to any material recycling procedure. For any building that will be subject to burning, all confirmed and presumed ACBM must be removed. Abatement shall be performed by an abatement company utilizing trained and certified worker/supervisor and further licensed as an asbestos company by the Wisconsin Company of Health Service (DHS), asbestos regulation 159. Refer to Wisconsin Company of Natural Resources (WDNR) 447; and DHS 159 for complete information on requirements for asbestos abatement and asbestos material disposal. SURVEY LIMITATIONS: Sample results, quantities and recommendation are limited to areas that were accessible to us during the investigation. Additional presumed-acbm that may have been located in spaces not accessible during our investigation, hidden from view, or not sampled at the client s request may require additional sampling prior to disturbance by renovation or demolition activity. Typical areas that may be inaccessible during an investigation include: wall or ceiling cavities; electrical components/wiring, equipment interiors; chimneys/flues/stacks; spaces requiring confined space entry procedures. Additional materials not accessible during a typical building materials survey include items such as miscellaneous caulkings, sealants and construction adhesives that are not readily accessible to sampling as they are often located between layers of building components. These materials are typically non-friable in nature but may require further sampling to confirm or deny the presence of asbestos. Additional presumed ACBM encountered during renovation or demolition activity, that differs from materials sampled or described during this survey must be assumed to contain asbestos and be abated or be sampled to determine asbestos content prior to disturbance. Material quantities are listed according to visible estimates at the time of the survey. It is recommended that all quantities be further verified by building owner or abatement contractor prior to project design, bidding and/or DNR notification purposes. ANALYTICAL DISCUSSION: Bulk sample analysis for asbestos was performed by polarized light microscopy (PLM); method EPA 600/r- 93-116. Samples showing a result of "" were found to contain no asbestos in any analyzed portion of the sample. USEPA defines an ACBM as one that contains greater than one percent asbestos. For a sample result showing less than one percent (<1%) of asbestos, the material can be may be treated as a non-asbestos containing material. The building owner or client should be aware that exposure to asbestos is still possible following disturbance of material with a trace or <1% of asbestos present and that worker protection procedures may be necessary. NorthStar No. 160-064 Pre-renovation Inspection Page 3 of 4
REMARKS: The survey and subsequent report has been performed according to applicable regulations and generally accepted industry standards and practices in this locality under similar conditions. Information provided to us by building owner/occupant, client or other interested party that may have been utilized in the performance and reporting of the survey was accepted in good faith and can only be assumed to be accurate. The findings and recommendations made are representative of our professional opinion based on currently available information, no other warranty is implied or intended. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding the presented information or the project in general. Sincerely, NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC. David Barrett Senior Project Manager Aaron Stroud Operations Manager NorthStar No. 160-064 Pre-renovation Inspection Page 4 of 4
Appendix A ASBESTOS SAMPLE LOG Stantec February 2016
ASBESTOS BULK SAMPLE LOG-IN CLIENT: Stantec NORTHSTAR NO. 160-064 LOCATION: - DATE COLLECTED: 2/22/16 WORK AREA: Pre-Renovation TECH: Aaron Stroud Sample ID Level Room / Area Info Sample Info Asbestos Content 310-1 B Basement Boiler Seam Packing <1% Chrysotile Point Count: 0.25% 310-2 B Basement Tar Paper (ceiling) 310-3 1 Living Room 4 Aircell Pipe Insulation 65% Chrysotile (closet) 310-4 1 Living Room 8 Aircell Pipe Insulation 65% Chrysotile (closet) 310-5 1 Living Room Paper Vapor Barrier (wall cavity) 310-6 1 Living Room Drywall Panel (behind plaster) 310-7 1 Living Room Plaster 2% Chrysotile (skim coat) 310-8 1 Living Room Plaster (base coat) 310-9 1 Dining Room Drywall Panel (behind plaster) 310-10 1 Dining Room Plaster 2% Chrysotile (skim coat) 310-11 1 Dining Room Plaster (base coat) 310-12 1 Garage Entry Plaster 2% Chrysotile (skim coat) 310-13 1 Garage Entry Plaster <1% Chrysotile (base coat) 310-14 1 Living Room Tan / Brown / Black (closet) Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-15 1 Living Room Tan / Brown / Green (closet) Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-16 1 Kitchen Tan Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-17 1 Kitchen Tan Carpet Adhesive 310-18 1 Restroom Tan Paneling Adhesive Lab Info: CEI Labs, Inc. Date Analyzed: 2/25/16 Page: 1 of 2
CLIENT: Stantec NORTHSTAR NO. 160-064 LOCATION: - DATE COLLECTED: 2/22/16 WORK AREA: Pre-Renovation TECH: Aaron Stroud Sample ID Level Room / Area Info Sample Info Asbestos Content 310-19 1 Restroom 8 Cream Square Pattern Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-20 1 Hallway 4 Cream Square Pattern Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-21 1 South Bedroom Blue Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-22 1 South Bedroom Tan / Gray Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-23 1 Garage Entry Gray / Red (top layer) Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-24 1 Garage Entry (second layer) 310-25 1 Garage Entry (third layer) Floral Pattern Vinyl Sheet Flooring Orange / Cream Vinyl Sheet Flooring 310-26 1 Garage Entry Cream Vinyl Sheet (fourth layer) Flooring 310-27 AT Attic Gray Blown-in Insulation 310-28 Roof Roof Tan Asphalt Shingle (top layer) 310-29 Roof Roof Green Asphalt Shingle (second layer) 310-30 Roof Main Roof Black Rolled Roofing 25% Chrysotile (bottom layer) 310-31 Ext Porch Exterior: East Porch Window Glazing <1% Chrysotile Point Count: 0.045% 310-32 Ext Exterior: South Window Glazing 310-33 Ext Exterior: North Basement Window Glazing 310-34 Ext Exterior: North Foundation Texture (on foam) 310-35 Ext Exterior: East Foundation Texture (on foam) 310-36 Ext Exterior: East Foundation Texture (on foam) 2% Chrysotile Lab Info: CEI Labs, Inc. Date Analyzed: 2/25/16 Page: 2 of 2
Appendix B LEAD PAINT TESTING REPORT Stantec February 2016
March 10, 2016 Stantec 12075 Corporate Parkway Suite 200 Mequon, WI 53092 Project: Site Address: Lead Paint Inspection (limited) Pre-Renovation Work Area: Site Date: February 22, 2016 NorthStar No: 160-064 NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC (NorthStar) was authorized by Stantec to perform limited, nondestructive inspection for the presence of lead in paint on designated surfaces prior to potential disturbance by specific renovation activity. Testing for lead based paint was limited to representative areas. A surface-by-surface visual assessment of painted components was conducted at the property to determine which areas/substrates to test. TESTING SUMMARY (XRF): Testing Date: February 22, 2016 Building/Site: Building Contact: Chris Hatfield (Stantec) Phone: 262.643.9171 Work Area: Pre-Renovation Materials Tested Representative painted surfaces (primarily walls, ceilings, window Pre-Renovation: components, and door components) Lead Paint for Renovation Items: Lead paint was identified on painted interior window components and the door of room 10 Garage Entry. Lead paint is also present on most exterior surfaces. Visual Assessment: Deteriorated lead paint was noted on window components of 08 Bedroom and on the building exterior. Sampling Tech: Aaron Stroud Cert No.: LRA-108183 Lead Company: HFS-925800 Expiration Date: 08/01/2017 Testing Equipment: RMD LPA-1 XRF analyzer, Serial Number: 3499 Comment: Sampling was limited to representative surfaces within accessible areas of the building. Any additional items not specifically sampled should be assumed to contain lead unless additional testing proves otherwise. NorthStar No. 160-064 Lead Paint Inspection Page 1 of 3
LEAD PAINT SUMMARY: Testing for lead-based paint analyzes all layers of paint on a particular surface area simultaneously. The testing does not specifically identify which layer or color of paint contains lead. A positive testing location entails that some layer of paint on that particular surface contains lead in paint in excess or equal to 1.0 mg/cm². Reading No Wall Structure Location Member Paint Condition Substrate Color Lead (mg/cm2) Exterior Room 001 House 92 C Door Rgt Lft casing Poor Wood Tan 3.8 93 C Window Rgt Lft casing Poor Wood Tan 4.2 94 C Window Rgt Sill Poor Wood Tan 2.6 95 C Wall L Ctr Poor Metal White >9.9 96 C Stoop Rgt Poor Wood White 3.6 97 C Soffit Poor Wood White 4.5 98 C OH Door Rgt Poor Wood White 1 99 C OH Casing Rgt Poor Wood Tan 1.6 100 B Window Lft Lft casing Intact Wood Tan 3.2 101 B Window Lft Sill Poor Wood Tan 1.3 102 B Wall L Ctr Intact Metal Tan 8.7 103 A Wall L Ctr Intact Metal Tan >9.9 104 A Window Lft Lft casing Poor Wood Tan 3.6 105 A Window Lft Sill Poor Wood Tan 2.8 107 C Wall L Lft Poor Wood White >9.9 Interior Room 004 Kitchen 31 A Window Ctr Lft casing Intact Wood Blue 1.1 32 A Window Ctr Sill Intact Wood Blue 1 Interior Room 005 Dining Room 39 C Window Ctr Lft casing Intact Wood Blue 1 40 C Window Ctr Sash Intact Wood Blue 1 Interior Room 008 South Bedroom 60 A Window Ctr Sill Poor Wood White 1 61 A Window Ctr Sash Poor Wood White 1.1 Interior Room 010 Garage Entry 78 B Door Rgt U Ctr Intact Wood White 5.1 Summary: Lead-based paint (LBP) was identified on most exterior building components (siding, window components, door components, soffit). Exclusion: No LBP was identified on porch components. LBP was also identified on interior painted window components and the door of room 10 Garage Entry. * Wall A is the South side of the building. Walls B/C/D are determined clockwise from Wall A. * All similar materials with the same paint history are to be categorized in the same manner. For example if a window sill on side A is positive for lead-based paint, then all similar window sills are assumed to contain lead-based paint. NorthStar No. 160-064 Lead Paint Inspection Page 2 of 3
DISCUSSION: The testing performed was limited in scope and does not constitute a full lead paint inspection. Demolition activity beyond the anticipated work scope specified at the time of our site visit may require additional testing prior to disturbance. The United States Federal Government through the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) defines lead-based paint as equal to or greater than 1.0 mg/cm ² measured by XRF analysis, or 0.5% (5000 ppm) measured by weight through laboratory analysis. The State of Wisconsin has adopted the same definition of lead bearing paint (mainly for residential HUD applications) as that which is equal to or greater than 1.0 mg/cm 2 or 0.5% (5000 ppm) respectively. Our non-destructive testing by x-ray fluorescence has been performed in an attempt to screen for areas with quantifiable lead above regulatory limits on painted substrates. The reportable limit of detection is essentially 1.0 mg/cm ² by XRF analysis and therefore paint chip analysis would be recommended for a more accurate determination of lead in paint below this level or for results to rule out lead in any quantifiable amount. The testing equipment is calibrated against a known standard before and after actual substrate testing. For worker exposure applications, lead in any quantifiable amount, and disturbance of the material creating dust and/or fumes and subsequent potential worker exposure would be regulated by the OSHA lead in construction standard (29 CFR 1926.62). REMARKS: The testing and subsequent report has been performed according to applicable regulations and generally accepted industry standards and practices in this locality under similar conditions. Information provided to us by the building owner/occupant, client or other interested party that may have been utilized in the performance and reporting of the testing was accepted in good faith and can only be assumed to be accurate. The findings and recommendations made are representative of our professional opinion based on currently available information; no other warranty is implied or intended. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding the presented information or the project in general. Submitted By, NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC. David Barrett Senior Project Manager Aaron Stroud Operations Manager Attach: testing data NorthStar No. 160-064 Lead Paint Inspection Page 3 of 3
LEAD PAINT XRF TESTING DATA CLIENT: Stantec NORTHSTAR NO. 160-064 LOCATION: SITE DATE: February 25, 2016 WORK AREA: Pre-Renovation TECH: A Stroud Reading No Wall Structure Location Member Paint Condition Substrate Color Lead (mg/cm2) Interior Room 999 Calibration 1 0.9 2 0.9 3 1 4-0.4 Exterior Room 001 House 91 C Door Rgt U Ctr Intact Wood Varnish -0.3 92 C Door Rgt Lft casing Poor Wood Tan 3.8 93 C Window Rgt Lft casing Poor Wood Tan 4.2 94 C Window Rgt Sill Poor Wood Tan 2.6 95 C Wall L Ctr Poor Metal White >9.9 96 C Stoop Rgt Poor Wood White 3.6 97 C Soffit Poor Wood White 4.5 98 C OH Door Rgt Poor Wood White 1 99 C OH Casing Rgt Poor Wood Tan 1.6 100 B Window Lft Lft casing Intact Wood Tan 3.2 101 B Window Lft Sill Poor Wood Tan 1.3 102 B Wall L Ctr Intact Metal Tan 8.7 103 A Wall L Ctr Intact Metal Tan >9.9 104 A Window Lft Lft casing Poor Wood Tan 3.6 105 A Window Lft Sill Poor Wood Tan 2.8 106 C Foundation Lft Intact Concrete White 0 107 C Wall L Lft Poor Wood White >9.9 108 D Foundation Rgt Poor Concrete White -0.4 109 D Wall L Ctr Poor Wood White 0.2 110 C Door Lft U Ctr Poor Wood White 0.1 Interior Room 001 Utility Room 5 A Wall U Ctr Intact Concrete White 0 6 B Wall U Ctr Intact Concrete White 0.1 7 C Wall U Ctr Intact Concrete White -0.3 8 D Wall U Ctr Intact Concrete White -0.1 9 D Horz Beam Ctr Poor Metal Black 0.1 Interior Room 002 Basement Storage 10 A Wall U Ctr Intact Conc Block White -0.2 11 D Wall U Ctr Intact Conc Block White -0.1 12 B Wall U Lft Intact Concrete White 0 13 C Wall U Rgt Intact Concrete White -0.2 Interior Room 003 Living Room 14 A Wall U Ctr Poor Plaster White -0.1 15 B Wall U Ctr Poor Plaster White -0.4 16 C Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White -0.1 17 D Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White 0 18 A Window Ctr Lft casing Intact Wood Varnish -0.2 * Wall A is the South side of the building. Walls B/C/D are determined clockwise from Wall A. Page 1 of 3
Reading No Wall Structure Location Member Paint Condition Substrate Color Lead (mg/cm2) Interior Room 003 Living Room 19 A Window Ctr Sill Intact Wood Varnish -0.6 20 A Window Ctr Sash Intact Wood Varnish -0.4 21 B Baseboard Ctr Intact Wood Varnish -0.3 22 A Ceiling Intact Wood Varnish -0.2 23 D Closet Lft Wall Intact Plaster Yellow 0.1 24 D Closet Rgt Wall Intact Plaster White 0.1 25 D Closet Rgt Shelf Sup. Intact Wood Varnish -0.2 26 D Closet Rgt Door Jamb Intact Wood Varnish -0.3 27 D Door Ctr Lft casing Intact Wood Varnish -0.2 28 D Door Ctr U Rgt Intact Wood Varnish -0.4 Interior Room 004 Kitchen 29 B Cabinet Door Ctr Intact Wood Varnish -0.4 30 A Baseboard Ctr Intact Wood Blue 0.1 31 A Window Ctr Lft casing Intact Wood Blue 1.1 32 A Window Ctr Sill Intact Wood Blue 1 33 A Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Blue 0.1 34 C Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Blue 0 Interior Room 005 Dining Room 35 A Wall U Rgt Intact Plaster Blue 0.1 36 B Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Blue -0.1 37 C Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Blue -0.3 38 D Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Blue -0.1 39 C Window Ctr Lft casing Intact Wood Blue 1 40 C Window Ctr Sash Intact Wood Blue 1 41 C Baseboard Ctr Intact Wood Varnish 0.1 42 B Door Lft Lft casing Intact Wood Varnish -0.5 43 B Door Lft Lft jamb Intact Wood Varnish -0.1 Interior Room 006 Restroom 44 A Door Rgt Lft casing Intact Wood White -0.1 45 A Door Rgt U Ctr Intact Wood White -0.3 46 D Cabinet Door Ctr Intact Wood White 0.2 47 A Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White -0.4 48 B Wall U Lft Intact Plaster White -0.4 49 D Wall U Rgt Intact Plaster White 0 50 A Ceiling Intact Plaster White -0.2 Interior Room 007 Hallway 51 A Ceiling Intact Plaster White -0.3 52 A Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Yellow -0.4 53 B Wall U Rgt Intact Plaster Yellow -0.4 54 C Wall U Rgt Intact Plaster Yellow -0.2 55 D Wall U Rgt Intact Plaster Yellow -0.1 56 C Door Lft Lft casing Intact Wood Varnish 0 57 C Door Lft U Ctr Intact Wood Varnish -0.4 Interior Room 008 South Bedroom 58 C Door Lft Lft jamb Intact Wood Varnish -0.2 59 A Baseboard Ctr Intact Wood Varnish -0.4 60 A Window Ctr Sill Poor Wood White 1 61 A Window Ctr Sash Poor Wood White 1.1 62 A Ceiling Intact Plaster Yellow -0.2 63 A Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White -0.4 64 B Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White 0.1 65 C Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White 0 66 D Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White 0 * Wall A is the South side of the building. Walls B/C/D are determined clockwise from Wall A. Page 2 of 3
Reading No Wall Structure Location Member Paint Condition Substrate Color Lead (mg/cm2) Interior Room 009 West Bedroom 67 A Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Yellow -0.2 68 B Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Yellow -0.1 69 C Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Yellow -0.2 70 D Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster Yellow 0 71 D Ceiling Intact Plaster White -0.2 Interior Room 010 Garage Entry 72 A Wall U Ctr Poor Plaster Blue -0.4 73 B Wall U Ctr Poor Plaster Blue -0.3 74 C Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White 0 75 D Wall U Ctr Poor Plaster White -0.4 76 D Ceiling Intact Plaster White -0.1 77 B Door Rgt Lft casing Intact Wood White 0.1 78 B Door Rgt U Ctr Intact Wood White 5.1 79 C Stairs Rgt Risers Intact Wood White -0.4 80 C Wall U Rgt Poor Wood Gray 0.1 Interior Room 011 East Attic 81 A Wall U Ctr Intact Wood White -0.1 82 B Wall U Ctr Intact Wood White 0 83 C Wall U Ctr Intact Wood White -0.4 84 D Wall U Ctr Intact Wood White -0.5 85 C Ceiling Intact Wood White -0.2 Interior Room 012 West Attic 86 A Wall U Ctr Intact Wood White -0.4 87 B Wall U Ctr Intact Wood White -0.4 88 C Wall U Ctr Intact Wood White -0.1 89 D Wall U Ctr Intact Wood White -0.2 90 C Ceiling Intact Wood White 0 Interior Room 013 Porch 111 A Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White 0 112 B Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White -0.2 113 C Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White -0.3 114 D Wall U Ctr Intact Plaster White -0.1 115 D Ceiling Intact Plaster White -0.1 116 D Window Ctr Lft casing Poor Wood White 0.1 117 D Window Ctr Sash Poor Wood White -0.4 Interior Room 999 Calibration 118 1.1 119 1 120 1 121-0.5 - The State of Wisconsin defines lead bearing paint as that which is equal to or greater than 1.0 mg/cm 2. - Readings with a negative value (i.e. -0.1) are equivalent to 0.0 * Wall A is the South side of the building. Walls B/C/D are determined clockwise from Wall A. Page 3 of 3
Appendix C CERTIFICATIONS NorthStar Environmental Testing, LLC.
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