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INSPECTION REPORT FORASBESTOS, LEAD-BASED PAINT, PCB, ARSENIC AND

CHLORDANE

Juvenile Detention Facility 902 Alder Street

Honolulu, Hawaii 96814

Prepared for:

Pacific Architects, Inc. 2020 South King Street Honolulu, Hawaii 96826

Prepared by:

EnviroQuest, Inc. 98-029 Hekaha Street, Suite 21

Aiea, Hawaii 96701 808.486.5881

[email protected]

June 2011

ENVIROQUEST Project 5951

EQI Project No. 5951 ii

TABLE OF CONTENTS

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .................................................................................................................... 11.0 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................... 52.0 ASBESTOS ...................................................................................................................... 5

2.1 Methodology .......................................................................................................... 62.2 Results .................................................................................................................. 6

3.0 LEAD ............................................................................................................................. 193.1 Methodology ........................................................................................................ 193.2 Results ................................................................................................................ 19

4.0 POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYL ................................................................................. 264.1 Methodology ........................................................................................................ 264.2 Results ................................................................................................................ 26

5.0 ARSENIC ........................................................................................................................ 265.1 Methodology ........................................................................................................ 265.2 Results ................................................................................................................ 26

6.0 CHLORDANE ................................................................................................................. 276.1 Methodology ........................................................................................................ 276.2 Results ................................................................................................................ 27

7.0 SUMMARY ...................................................................................................................... 287.1 Asbestos ............................................................................................................. 287.2 Lead .................................................................................................................... 297.3 Polychlorinated Biphenyl ..................................................................................... 307.4 Arsenic ................................................................................................................ 30 7.5 Chlordane ............................................................................................................ 30

8.0 LIMITATIONS ................................................................................................................. 31

TABLES

Table 1 - Homogeneous Material Summary ................................................................................. 7Table 2 - Homogeneous Paint Summary .................................................................................... 20Table 3 - Arsenic Material Summary ........................................................................................... 26Table 4 - Chlordane Summary .................................................................................................... 27

APPENDICES 1. Site layout and Floor Plans 2. Asbestos 3. Lead 4. Arsenic 5. Chlordane 6. Photographic Documentation

EQI Project No. 5951 1

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

ENVIROQUEST, INC. (EQI) was retained by Pacific Architects, Inc. to conduct a hazardous material inspection of the Juvenile Detention Facility located at 902 Alder Street, Honolulu, Hawaii. The inspection was conducted between May 23 and June 2, 2011.

The objective of our inspection was to determine the location of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), lead-based paints (LBPs), arsenic containing materials (ASCMs), fluorescent light ballasts containing polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) and chlordane contaminated soil at the Juvenile Detention Center.

The listed structures were included in our inspection:

- Two-story girl’s dormitory building, construction date unknown - Single story 1949 Addition - Single story 1952 Addition - Single story 1958 Addition - Single story 1989 Addition


Asbestos Containing Material

The listed materials were identified as asbestos-containing materials at the Juvenile Detention Center.

Material Location Condition 1949 Addition

*Plaster Ceilings - Supervisor, dress room, bathrooms, bedrooms, dormitory rooms 1 through 4 (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Good

Off white coating Kitchen, freezer, interior insulation lining (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Fair

Beige putty/caulking

Boy’s and girl’s dining area, wooden window frames - interior and exterior sides (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Good

*Painted cementitous plaster

Interior walls and ceilings - Boy’s dormitory rooms 1 through 4, bedrooms and bathrooms (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Good

Black tar sealant Plenum, ductwork (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Fair

1952 Addition

Transite board Ceiling - Janitor’s closet/hall, ceiling (see H-2 in Appendix 2)

Good

Painted gray cementitious plaster

Interior walls and ceilings - Dormitory rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms (see H-2 in Appendix 2)

Good

1958 Addition

9”x9” beige/brown floor tiles

Front building (adjacent to Alder Street) – lobby, hallway, interview rooms (see H-3 in Appendix 2)

Good

9”x9” gray floor tiles

Front building – consultation room, examination rooms, director’s room (assumed – no access) and secretary’s room (assumed – no access); central office, office supply and superintendent rooms (under non-asbestos 12”x12” floor tiles) Rear building (adjacent to Piikoi Street), interview rooms

Good

(see H-3 in Appendix 2) Trowelled-on ceiling plaster and plaster lath substrate

Ceiling - Front and rear buildings (see H-4 in Appendix 2)

Good

*Painted wall plaster Interior walls - Rear building, (see H-4 in Appendix 2) Good


Material Location Condition Black tar sealant Front building, plenum, ductwork

(see H-4 in Appendix 2) Fair

*Painted cementitous sealant Front building, exterior window panes (see H-4 in Appendix 2) Good

Chalkboards (assumed) Rear building, rooms Good Girl’s Dormitory Building

Brown/black flooring mastic 1st and 2nd floor (see H-5 in Appendix 2)

1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter) Asbestos-containing material was not identified in this building

*Trace amounts of asbestos was identified in the material and the National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPs) states that if asbestos is identified in amounts less than 10%, the owner or operator of the building must elect to assume the amount to be greater than 1% and treat the material as asbestos-containing material or request verification of the amount by point counting.

The ACM was found to be in fair to good condition and no immediate abatement action is necessary. However, due to the likelihood of disturbance during the renovation and or demolition, the material must be removed prior to the renovation activity. All removal must be completed by a certified asbestos abatement contractor under controlled conditions in accordance with EPA and Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) regulations. Work should also be monitored by an independent industrial hygiene professional.

Lead-based Paint

The listed building components were painted or coated with LBP at the Juvenile Detention Center.

Color Location Condition 1949 Addition

Orange Girl’s living area, metal locker Intact Red Boy’s living area, metal locker Intact

1949 Addition Lead-based paint was not identified in this building



Girl’s Dormitory Building White over green Wooden window systems Fair

1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter) Lead-based paint was not identified in this building

United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines lead-based paint as paint or other coatings containing lead equal to, or in excess of, 0.5% by weight. Lead at various concentrations below the EPA guideline was also detected for various coatings. The contractor’s employees removing or disturbing the painted material also must be informed that it


contains lead and must have received training under Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 CFR 1926.62 Lead and Hawaii Division of Occupational Safety and Health (HIOSH) 12-148.1 Lead. If any other untested paints are disturbed, they should be assumed to contain lead.

Poly-Chlorinated Biphenyls (PCB)

Before EPA banned the manufacture of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) in 1978, PCBs were commonly incorporated in the manufacture of fluorescent light ballasts. The use of PCBs in ballasts manufactured prior to 1978 is not regulated by EPA. All light ballasts manufactured since 1978 which do not contain PCBs should be marked by the manufacturer with the statement, “No PCBs.” For those manufactured prior to that time, or for those ballasts which contain no statement regarding PCB content, you should assume that they do contain PCBs or test the ballasts for PCB content.

There are fluorescent light ballasts in all buildings of the Juvenile Detention Facility and these ballasts are suspected to contain PCBs. Procedures for the inspection, handling, packaging, and disposal of these materials will be in accordance with regulatory requirements. If any light ballasts are identified without the “NO PCB” or missing a label, the ballast should be assumed to contain PCBs, removed from the light fixtures, and disposed of at an EPA approved waste disposal facility.

The fluorescent light tubes are known to contain measurable amounts of mercury and should also be collected and properly disposed or recycled.

Arsenic Containing Material

Arsenic containing materials were not identified in the sampled materials.

Chlordane

Chlordane sample collected near the foundation of the girl’s dormitory building exceeded the Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) environmental action level of 16 mg/kg.


1.0 INTRODUCTION ENVIROQUEST, INC. (EQI) was retained by Pacific Architects, Inc. to conduct a hazardous material inspection of the Juvenile Detention Center at 902 Alder Street Honolulu, Hawaii. The inspection was conducted between May 23 and June 6, 2011. The samples were collected by State of Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) accredited Asbestos Inspectors, Mr. David Leigh (HIASB-0251), and Ms. Blake Uno (HIASB-3040) and Mr. Jim Cardenas (HIASB-0175).

The objective of the inspection was to determine the location of asbestos-containing materials (ACMs), lead-based paints (LBPs), arsenic containing materials (ASCMs) and fluorescent light ballasts containing polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) at the Juvenile Detention Center. Juvenile Detention Center consists of five building additions that are constructed at different times. These buildings additions include:

- Two-story girl’s dormitory building, unknown construction date - Single story 1949 Addition - Single story 1952 Addition - Single story 1958 Addition - Single story 1989 Addition


2.0 ASBESTOS Three hundred thirty seven samples were collected from suspect asbestos-containing materials.

2.1 Methodology

Prior to sampling, EQI visually surveyed the interior and exterior of the buildings for suspect asbestos-containing materials and homogeneous areas (areas that have uniform color, texture, and appearance.) Suspect materials were divided into friable and non-friable materials and placed in one of the following EPA categories:

Surfacing Materials (sprayed or troweled-on materials) Thermal Systems Insulations (materials generally applied to various mechanical systems) Miscellaneous Materials (any materials which do not fit in the above categories)

Sampling methodology followed the general guidelines for bulk asbestos sampling as presented in Section 40, Part 763 (AHERA) of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) and Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR) 11-501 and 11-502.

2.2 Results

Samples were submitted to Forensic Analytical in Rancho Dominguez, California. The samples were analyzed by polarized-light microscopy (PLM), using EPA Method 600/R-93-116, Visual Area Estimation.

Forensic Analytical is accredited for bulk asbestos analysis through successful participation in the US Department of Commerce, National Institute of Standards and Technologies (NIST), National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP). The laboratory is currently registered to provide asbestos laboratory services in the State of Hawaii under Title 11 of the Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR), Chapter 504.

Based on the laboratory analytical report, various materials were identified as ACM. The National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP), 40 CFR 61 Part M, defines asbestos containing materials as those which contain greater than 1% asbestos. NESHAP also categorizes ACM as either being a friable material, a Category I non-friable material or a Category II non-friable material. Friable materials are defined as those that can be reduced to powder by hand pressure. Category I non-friable materials are the asphalt roofing materials, resilient floor covering, excluding linoleum, packings, and gaskets. Category II non-friable materials are the cementitious materials such as stucco and asbestos cement board. In accordance with NESHAP requirements, samples consisting of distinct layers of materials were analyzed and reported separately by the laboratory. NESHAP also states that if asbestos is identified in amounts less than 10%, the owner or operator of the building must elect to assume the amount to be greater than 1% and treat the material as asbestos-containing material or request verification of the amount by point counting. No samples were point counted for this report.

A summary of the homogeneous materials is presented in Table 1. The laboratory analytical report and chain of custody forms are included in Appendix 2.


TABLE 1A Homogeneous Material Summary

1949 Building Addition, Juvenile Detention Facility Homogeneous Material ACM1

(Y/N) Location SampleID

Friable (Y/N)

Est Qty (ACM) (ft2) Condition2

Painted beige and white plaster lath N Matron, toilet, girl’s and boy’s living areas - ceiling

59510523-63A 59510523-64A 59510523-65A 59510523-66A 59510523-67A 59510524-19A 59510524-20A 59510524-21A 59510524-22A

Y - D

Gray and light gray plaster lath Y Supervisor, dress room, bathrooms, bedrooms, dormitory rooms 1 through 4 - ceilings

59510523-70A 59510523-71A 59510523-72A 59510523-73A 59510523-74A 59510523-75A 59510523-76A

Y 2,500 G

Painted plaster N

Boy’s living room area, Boy’s and Girl’s dining areas, kitchen, office, chill, storage, laundry and loading - ceilings

59510523-68A 59510523-69A 59510523-77A 59510523-78A 59510523-79A 59510523-80A 59510523-81A 59510523-82A 59510523-83A 59510524-16A 59510524-17A 59510524-18A

Y - G

Gypsum ceiling board with skimcoat/joint compound N Girl’s living room - ceiling

59510523-84A 59510523-85A 59510523-86A

Y - G

Wall base black mastic/paint N Interior wall bases

59510523-87A 59510523-88A 59510523-89A 59510524-23A

N - D


Homogeneous Material ACM1(Y/N) Location Sample

IDFriable (Y/N)


59510524-24A 59510524-25A 59510524-64A 59510524-65A 59510524-66A

Painted gray cementitious plaster N Boy’s and Girl’s dining areas 59510524-01A 59510524-02A 59510524-03A

Y - G

White paperous wrap with foil over yellow fiberglass insulation N Kitchen, pipe system

59510524-04A 59510524-05A 59510524-06A

N -- D

Cloth wrap over brown insulation N Kitchen, near storage area, pipe system

59510524-07A 59510524-08A 59510524-09A

N -- D

Black tar insulation N Kitchen, chill and storage areas, pipe system

59510524-10A 59510524-11A 59510524-12A

N -- G

Cementitious lining with foam and yellow insulation Y Kitchen, freezer, inner insulation

59510524-13A 59510524-14A 59510524-15A

Y 250 G

Light beige putty and chalky putty N Kitchen and storage, window frames and panes (interior side)

59510524-26A 59510524-27A 59510524-28A 59510524-29A 59510524-30A 59510524-31A

N -- G

Painted cementitious plaster N Exterior concrete walls

59510524-32A 59510524-33A 59510524-34A 59510524-35A 59510524-36A 59510524-37A 59510524-38A 59510524-48A 59510524-49A 59510524-50A 59510524-51A 59510524-52A

Y -- G



IDFriable (Y/N)


59510524-53A 59510524-54A

Light beige caulking N Door frames

59510524-39A 59510524-40A 59510524-41A 59510524-70A 59510524-71A 59510524-72A

N -- G

Painted tan putty YBoy’s and Girl’s dining areas, wooden window frames (interior and exterior)

59510524-42A 59510524-43A 59510524-44A

N 500 lf G

Painted cementitious material N Boy’s courtyard, flooring 59510524-45A 59510524-46A 59510524-47A

N -- D

White leveling compound and gray cementitious material N Boy’s dormitory walls by the door

(patching)

59510524-55A 59510524-56A 59510524-57A

Y -- D

Painted gray cementitous plaster YBoy’s dormitory rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, bedroom, supervisor, dress room and bathrooms - walls and ceilings

59510524-58A 59510524-59A 59510524-60A 59510524-61A 59510524-62A 59510524-63A

Y 6,500 G

Blue ceramic tiles with tan grout N Boy’s dormitory, bathrooms 59510524-67A 59510524-68A 59510524-69A

N -- G

Black wall mastic N Boy’s living room area, NW wall 59510525-52A 59510525-53A 59510525-54A

N -- D

Duct insulation

Y(black tar sealant only)

Front building, plenum 59510523-35A 59510523-36A 59510523-37A

N Not quantifiable G


TABLE 1B Homogeneous Material Summary



Friable (Y/N)


Transite ceiling panel Y Janitor closet/hallway, ceiling 59510524-73A 59510524-74A 59510524-75A

Y 100 G

Gray plaster lath N Bedrooms, dormitories, bathrooms – ceiling

59510524-76A 59510524-77A 59510524-78A 59510524-79A 59510524-80A

Y -- G

Painted gray cementitious plaster Y Bedrooms, dormitories, bathrooms – interior ceiling and walls

59510524-81A 59510524-82A 59510524-83A 59510524-84A 59510524-85A 59510524-86A 59510524-87A

Y 3,500 G

Brown ceramic tile with white grout N Bathroom floor 59510524-88A 59510524-89A 59510524-90A

N - G

Beige ceramic tile and beige grout and mortar N Bathroom walls

59510524-91A 59510524-92A 59510524-93A

N - G

Painted gray cementitious material N Exterior walls 59510524-94A 59510524-95A 59510524-96A

N - G


TABLE 1C Homogeneous Material Summary



Friable (Y/N)


9”x9” beige floor tiles with black flooring mastic

Y(tiles only)

Front building – hallway, lobby, interview rooms

59510523-01A 59510523-02A 59510523-03A

N 900 G

9”x9” gray floor tiles with black flooring mastic

Y(tiles only)

Front building - consultation, examination, director and secretary rooms

59510523-04A 59510523-05A 59510523-06A

N 350 G

12”x12” off-white floor tiles with tan mastic over gray tiles with black

floor mastic

Y(gray tiles

only)

Front building – central office, office supply and superintendent office

59510523-07A 59510523-08A 59510523-09A

N 500 G

Cove base brown mastic N(trace) Front building, interior wall bases

59510523-10A 59510523-11A 59510523-12A

N - G

Paint/coating N Front building, interior concrete walls

59510523-13A 59510523-14A 59510523-15A 59510523-16A 59510523-17A

Y - G

Trowelled-on plaster ceiling and plaster lath substrate Y Front and rear buildings, entire

ceiling

59510523-18A 59510523-19A 59510523-20A 59510523-21A 59510523-22A 59510523-23A 59510523-24A 59510523-28A 59510523-29A 59510523-30A 59510523-31A 59510523-32A 59510523-33A 59510523-34A

Y 2,000 G

Wood panel with coating material N Front building, interior ceiling (plenum), above plaster ceiling

59510523-25A 59510523-26A 59510523-27A

Y - G



IDFriable (Y/N)


Duct insulation

Y(black tar sealant only)

Front building, plenum 59510523-35A 59510523-36A 59510523-37A

N Not quantifiable G

Blue ceramic floor tiles with white grout N Front building, men’s and women’s

restroom floors

59510523-38A 59510523-39A 59510523-40A

N - G

White ceramic wall tiles with white grout N Front building, men’s and women’s

restroom walls

59510523-41A 59510523-42A 59510523-43A

N - G

Furred out gypsum wall with skimcoat/joint compound N Front building, hallway

59510523-44A 59510523-45A 59510523-46A

Y - G

Painted white and beige plaster wall N Front building, men’s restroom, consultation and examination rooms

59510523-47A 59510523-48A 59510523-49A

Y - G

White putty/caulking N Front building, window systems 59510523-50A 59510523-51A 59510523-52A

N - G

Painted gray plaster wall/ceiling/eave N Front building, exterior walls,

ceilings, eaves

59510523-53A 59510523-54A 59510523-55A 59510523-56A 59510523-57A 59510523-58A 59510523-59A

Y - G

Cementitious sealant N(trace)

Front building, exterior window panes

59510523-60A 59510523-61A 59510523-62A

Y - G

Trowelled-on plaster ceiling and plaster lath Y Rear building, interior ceiling

system

59510524-97A 59510524-98A 59510524-99A

59510524-100A 59510524-101A

Y 1,250 G

Textured paint/coating N Rear building, exterior concrete walls

59510524-102A to 106A Y - G



IDFriable (Y/N)


Painted off-white plaster Y Rear building, interior walls

59510524-107A 59510524-108A 59510524-109A 59510524-110A 59510524-111A

Y 3,000 G

9”x9” gray floor tiles with black flooring mastic

Y(tiles only) Rear building, interview rooms

59510524-112A 59510524-113A 59510524-114A

N 150 G

Cove base brown mastic N(trace) Rear building, interior wall bases

59510524-115A 59510524-116A 59510524-117A

N - G

Tack-board brown mastic N Rear building, behind tack-boards 59510524-118A 59510524-119A 59510524-120A

N - G


TABLE 1D Homogeneous Material Summary

Girl’s Dormitory Building, Juvenile Detention FacilityHomogeneous Material ACM1


Friable (Y/N)


12”x12” beige floor tile, tan and brown/black mastic

Y(brw/blk mastic)

1st floor, floor 59510525-01A 59510523-02A 59510523-03A

N 2,750 G

White ceramic floor with grey grout N 1st floor, private dorm 1 through 4 (partial – toilet areas), shower and toilets

59510525-04A 59510525-05A 59510525-06A

N -- D

Cove base brown/off-white mastic N 1st floor, interior wall bases 59510525-07A 59510525-08A 59510525-09A

N - D

Painted off-white plaster N 1st floor, walls and ceiling

59510525-10A 59510525-11A 59510525-12A 59510525-13A 59510525-14A 59510525-15A 59510525-16A

Y - D

Yellow ceramic tile/grout/mortar N 1st floor, private dorm 1 through 4 toilet; and shower walls

59510525-17A 59510525-18A 59510525-19A

N - G

White/beige putty N 1st floor, door frames 59510525-20A 59510525-21A 59510525-22A

N - G

Textured paint N Exterior walls

59510525-23A 59510525-24A 59510525-25A 59510525-26A 59510525-27A

Y -- G

12”x12” tan floor tile, tan and brown/black mastic

Y(brw/blk mastic)

2nd floor, floor59510525-28A 59510525-29A 59510525-30A

N 2,750 D

Cove base brown/off-white mastic N 2nd floor, interior wall bases 59510525-31A 59510525-32A 59510525-33A

N - G



IDFriable (Y/N)


Painted off-white and gray plaster N 2nd floor, walls and ceiling

59510525-34A 59510525-35A 59510525-36A 59510525-37A 59510525-38A 59510525-39A 59510525-40A

Y - D

White putty N 2nd floor, door frames

59510525-41A 59510525-42A 59510525-43A 59510525-44A 59510525-45A

N - G

Black grip strips and yellow mastic N Stairwell steps 59510525-46A 59510525-47A 59510525-48A

N - D

Brown chalky putty N 2nd floor, window systems 59510525-49A 59510525-50A 59510525-51A

N -- G


TABLE 1E Homogeneous Material Summary

1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter), Juvenile Detention Facility Homogeneous Material ACM1


Friable (Y/N)


12”x12” white floor tiles with gray specks and black mastic N Reception, dining, living,

dispensory and hallways

59510526-01A 59510526-02A 59510524-03A

N -- G

12”x12” beige floor tiles with gray specks and black mastic N Office rooms and conference

59510526-04A 59510526-05A 59510524-06A

N -- G

12”x12” beige tan spotted floor tiles and black mastic N Dorms 4, 5 and 6

59510526-07A 59510526-08A 59510526-09A

N -- G

12”x12” gray spotted floor tiles and black mastic N Dorms 1, 2 and 3

59510526-10A 59510526-11A 59510526-12A

N -- G

Cove base brown mastic N Interior wall bases 59510526-13A 59510526-14A 59510526-15A

N - G

White ceramic tile with white grout N Boy’s and Girl’s bathrooms, walls 59510526-16A 59510526-17A 59510526-18A

N - G

Blue ceramic tile with gray grout N Boy’s bathroom, floor 59510526-19A 59510526-20A 59510526-21A

N - G

Beige/tan ceramic tile with gray grout N Girl’s bathroom, floor

59510526-22A 59510526-23A 59510526-24A

N - G

White putty N Door and window systems

59510526-25A 59510526-26A 59510526-27A 59510526-28A 59510526-29A

N - G

Gypsum wall with skim coat/joint compound N Interior ceiling

59510526-30A 59510526-31A 59510526-32A

Y - G


TABLE 1E Homogeneous Material Summary

1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter), Juvenile Detention Facility Homogeneous Material ACM1


Friable (Y/N)


White sink mastic N Dining area 59510526-33A 59510526-34A 59510524-35A

Y -- G

Gray sink mastic N Dining area 59510526-36A 59510526-37A 59510524-38A

Y -- G

Painted beige and gray plaster N Exterior columns 59510526-39A 59510526-40A 59510526-41A

Y -- G

Paint/coating N Exterior enclosure CMU walls 59510526-42A 59510526-43A 59510526-44A

N -- G

Beige window putty N Window system, exterior side 59510526-45A 59510526-46A 59510526-47A

N - G


TABLE 1F Homogeneous Material Summary

Roofs, Juvenile Detention Facility Homogeneous Material ACM1


Friable (Y/N)


Black tar/felt N

1949 addition (excluding boy’s/girl’s living areas, boy’s/girl’s dining areas and kitchen/storage/laundry), 1952 addition and 1958 addition, roofs

602-01A 602-02A 602-03A

N -- G

Elastomeric material with foam and insulation N

1949 addition, boy’s/girl’s living areas, boy’s/girl’s dining areas and kitchen/storage/laundry, roofs

602-04A 602-05A 602-06A

Y -- G

Painted rubbery sealant N 1949 addition, roof, ductwork 602-07A 602-08A 602-09A

N -- D

Black tar sealant N1949 addition, 1958 addition, roofs, pipe vent, exhaust fan and security bar

602-10A 602-11A 602-12A 602-13A 602-14A 602-15A

N -- G

Black tar/felt N 1989 addition, family court shelter, main roof

602-16A 602-17A 602-18A

N - G

Black tar/felt N 1989 addition, family court shelter, pitched roof

602-19A 602-20A 602-21A

N - G

Black tar sealant N 1989 addition, family court shelter, main roof, pipe vents

602-22A 602-23A 602-24A

N - G

Elastomeric material with foam and insulation N Girl’s dormitory, roofs

602-25A 602-26A 602-27A

Y -- G


3.0 LEAD Ninety-eight paint chip samples were collected from painted or coated materials that may be disturbed by the renovation work.

3.1 Methodology

Prior to sampling, EQI visually surveyed the interior and exterior of the building for painted building components. Our sampling methodology generally followed the “Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Housing” published by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in 1995.

Sample analysis was conducted by Hygeia Laboratories, Inc. in Sierra Madre, California in accordance with EPA Method 7420, Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy. Hygeia is accredited for lead analysis through successful participation in the American Industrial Hygiene Association’s (AIHA) Environmental Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program (ELLAP).

3.2 Results

Three lead in paint measurement exceeded EPA guidelines for lead in paint. EPA defines lead-based paint as paint or other coatings containing lead in equal to, or in excess of, 0.5% lead by weight. A homogeneous paint summary is presented in Table 2. The laboratory analytical report and chain of custody forms are included in Appendix 3.


TABLE 2A Homogeneous Paint Summary

1949 Building Addition, Juvenile Detention Facility Paint Color Int/Ext LBP1

(Y/N) LCP2(Y/N) Paint Sample Location Sample ID Condition3,4

Green Int/Ext N N Boy’s and Girl’s living areas, sliding wooden door 5951052313 Intact

White Int N N Boy’s and Girl’s living areas, wood column 5951052314 Intact Light green Int N N Boy’s and Girl’s living areas, wooden wall 5951052315 Intact Light green Int N N Boy’s and Girl’s living areas, plaster wall 5951052316 Fair

White Int N Y Matron’s room, plaster wall/ceiling 5951052317 Intact Light green Int N N Boy’s living area, wooden door/ door frame 5951052318 Fair

Light green/brown/red Int N Y Boy’s living area, wooden countertop 5951052319 Intact White Int N N Boy’s living area, CMU wall 5951052320 Intact

Light green Int N N Boy’s living area, wooden window/window frame 5951052321 Intact

White Int N N Boy’s dining area, wooden window/ window frame 5951052322 Intact

White Int N N Boy’s dining area, wooden door/door frame 5951052323 Intact White Int N N Boy’s dining area, plaster ceiling 5951052324 Intact

Light green Int N Y Boy’s living area, lower wood treated wall 5951052325 Intact Orange Int Y N Girl’s living area, metal locker 5951052326 Intact

Red Int Y N Boy’s living area, metal locker 5951052327 IntactWhite/green Int N Y Kitchen, plaster wall 5951052401 Poor

White Int N Y Kitchen, plaster ceiling 5951052402 FairBeige Int N Y Kitchen, office, metal door frame 5951052403 Fair

Beige/tan Int N N Kitchen, office, wood door 5951052404 FairWhite over brown Int N Y Laundry, metal window frame 5951052405 Intact

White Int N Y Kitchen, storage, wood base board 5951052406 Intact Green Ext N Y Laundry, metal window frame 5951052407 FairGreen Ext N N Laundry, wood door and door frame 5951052408 Poor

Beige/white/green Ext N Y Kitchen, concrete wall 5951052409 Intact Green Ext N N Boy’s dining area, wood window frame 5951052410 Poor

1. LBP = >0.5% lead by weight 2. LCP = >laboratory detection limit but <0.5% 3. Exterior: Intact – Entire surface is intact; Fair - < 10ft2; Poor - >10 ft2

4. Interior: Intact – Entire surface is intact; Fair - < 2ft2 or < 10%; Poor - >2 ft2 or >10%


TABLE 2A Homogeneous Paint Summary



Green Ext N N Boy’s courtyard, floor 5951052411 Intact Red Ext N Y Boy’s courtyard, concrete steps 5951052412 Poor

Light green/green Ext N N Boy’s dormitory, concrete wall 5951052413 Intact

White Int N N Boy’s dormitory, concrete plaster ceilings and walls 5951052414 Intact

Blue Int N Y Boy’s dormitory, bathroom, ceramic floor 5951052415 Intact Green Ext N N Boy’s dormitory, wood door and door frame 5951052416 Intact White Int N N Boy’s dormitory, concrete window 5951052417 Intact

Mint green Ext N N Boy’s dormitory, wood door and door frame 5951052418 Intact

Blue/mint green Ext N N Boy’s dormitory, janitor’s, wood door and door frame 5951052419 Intact

Mint green Int N Y Boy’s dormitory, bathroom, concrete plaster wall 5951052420 Intact

Blue/mint green Int N Y Boy’s dormitory, janitor’s, concrete plaster wall 5951052421 Intact Green Int N N Boy’s dormitory, metal cots 5951052422 PoorBeige Ext N Y Roof, metal exhaust fan and duct 602-01L Fair




TABLE 2B Homogeneous Paint Summary



Brown Int N N Boy’s dormitory, bathroom, ceramic floor tile 5951052423 Intact Beige Int N Y Boy’s dormitory bathroom, ceramic wall tile 5951052424 Intact

Light green Ext N Y Boy’s dormitory, concrete wall 5951052425 Intact Blue/yellow Int N N Boy’s dormitory, concrete plaster wall 5951052426 Intact

Mint green/blue Int N N Boy’s dormitory, bathroom, concrete plaster wall 5951052427 Intact

Gray Int N N Boy’s dormitory, concrete plaster wall 5951052428 Intact 1. LBP = >0.5% lead by weight 2. LCP = >laboratory detection limit but <0.5% 3. Exterior: Intact – Entire surface is intact; Fair - < 10ft2; Poor - >10 ft2



TABLE 2C Homogeneous Paint Summary



Yellow Int N Y Front building, plenum, metal support frame 5951052301 Intact

White Int N Y Front building, men’s bathroom, ceramic wall tile 5951052302 Intact

Blue Int N Y Front building, men’s bathroom, ceramic floor tile 5951052303 Intact

Light green Ext N N Front building, concrete plaster wall 5951052304 Intact

Green Ext N Y Front building, window frame (metal and cementitious) 5951052305 Intact

Green Ext N Y Front building, concrete baseboard 5951052306 Intact Light green Int N Y Front building, concrete plaster wall 5951052307 Intact Light green Int N N Front building, wood door 5951052308 Intact

White Int N N Front building, trowelled-on ceiling 5951052309 Intact

Green Int N Y Front building, men’s bathroom, metal toilet partition 5951052310 Intact

Light blue Int N N Front building, consultation, examination and interview rooms, concrete plaster wall 5951052311 Intact

Tan Ext N Y Front building, entry, CMU panels 5951052312 Intact Light green Ext N Y Rear building, concrete wall 5951052429 Intact Light green Ext N Y Rear building, concrete plaster window system 5951052430 Intact

Green Int N N Rear building, bathroom, concrete plaster wall 5951052431 Intact Light blue Int N N Rear building, classroom, concrete plaster wall 5951052432 Intact

Green Ext N Y Rear building, wood door and door frame 5951052433 Intact 1. LBP = >0.5% lead by weight 2. LCP = >laboratory detection limit but <0.5% 3. Exterior: Intact – Entire surface is intact; Fair - < 10ft2; Poor - >10 ft2



TABLE 2D Homogeneous Paint Summary

Girl’s Dormitory Building, Juvenile Detention FacilityPaint Color Int/Ext LBP1


White Int N N 1st floor, private dorm, ceramic floor 5951052501 Intact Yellow Int N N 1st floor, shower, ceramic wall tile 5951052502 Intact White Int N N 1st floor, rec room, plaster wall/ceiling 5951052503 Poor

Off-white Int N N 1st floor, supply room, wood door and door frame 5951052504 Intact

White/red Int N N 1st floor, private dorm, metal window security screen 5951052505 Intact

Light gray Int N N 1st floor, private dorm, plaster partition wall 5951052506 PoorWhite/brown Int N Y 1st floor, rec room, metal window system 5951052507 Poor

Blue Int N N 1st floor, private dorm, metal cot 5951052508 PoorYellow/brown Int N N 1st floor, dispensary, metal cot 5951052509 Fair

Brown Int N N 1st floor, concrete step 5951052510 PoorBrown Int N N 1st floor, wood handrail 5951052511 PoorGreen Ext N N 1st floor, entry wood door and door frame 5951052512 Fair

Green/red Ext N N 1st floor, wood steps and handrail 5951052513 PoorWhite Int N Y 2nd floor, plaster walls and ceilings 5951052514 FairWhite Int N N 2nd floor, dorm room, metal security screen 5951052515 Fair

White/brown Int N Y 2nd floor, metal window system 5951052516 FairWhite/green Int Y N 2nd floor, wood window system 5951052517 Fair

Blue Int N Y 2nd floor, dorm C, plaster wall 5951052518 FairWhite Int N N 2nd floor, wood doors and door frames 5951052519 FairGreen Ext N Y Metal window frame 5951052618 Fair




TABLE 2E Homogeneous Paint Summary

1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter), Juvenile Detention Facility Paint Color Int/Ext LBP1


Blue Int N N Boy’s bathroom, ceramic floor tile 5951052601 Intact White Int N N Boy’s bathroom, ceramic wall tile 5951052602 Intact

Beige/tan Int N N Girl’s bathroom, ceramic floor tile 5951052603 Intact White Int N N Girl’s bathroom, gypsum ceiling 5951052604 Intact Beige Int N N Dorm 6, CMU wall 5951052605 Intact Brown Int N N Dorm 6, wood door frame 5951052606 Intact Beige Int N N Dorm 6, wood window frame 5951052607 Intact Brown Int N N Dorm 6, wood beam 5951052608 Intact

Light green/gray Ext N N CMU wall 5951052609 Intact Green Ext N N Wooden beam 5951052610 Intact Blue Ext N N Wooden fascia 5951052611 Poor

Green Ext N N Wood door frame and window frame 5951052612 Intact Green Ext N N Metal gutter 5951052613 PoorWhite Ext N N Plaster column 5951052614 Intact

Light green Ext N Y Perimeter enclosure CMU wall 5951052615 Intact White Ext N N Wood eave ceiling 5951052616 Intact Green Int N N Not analyzed (see sample 5951052610) 5951052617 Intact




4.0 POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS

4.1 Methodology

EQI inspected the interior areas of the Juvenile Detention Center for the presence of the fluorescent light fixtures that may contain PCB ballasts and mercury containing lamps.

4.2 Results

Light fixtures that may contain PCB ballasts and mercury containing lamps were identified in all building additions.

5.0 ARSENIC CONTAINING MATERIALS Two composite samples from suspect arsenic-containing wood treated walls and tackboards were collected.

4.1 Methodology

EQI collected the samples from the following materials:

Lower wood treated panels, 1949 Addition Wood treated tackboards, 1958 Addition, rear building

Composite sampling strategy was utilized to determine the arsenic concentrations in both suspect material. Each sample consisted of three random subsamples.

4.2 Results

Samples were submitted to Forensic Analytical, in Hayward, California for analysis using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy, Flame in accordance with EPA Method ICP, 3050B/6010B.

Based on the laboratory analytical laboratory report, the materials were not identified as arsenic containing material. The laboratory analytical report and chain of custody forms are included in Appendix 3.

TABLE 3 Arsenic Containing Material Summary

Material Location Arsenic (Y/N) Sample Composite Location Sample

ID1949 Addition, front building N Lower wall panels 59510523011958 Addition, rear building N Tackboards 5951052301


6.0 CHLORDANE 6.1 Methodology

Multi-increment soil sampling strategy was utilized to determine the average chlordane concentration in the soil at the Juvenile Detention Center.

Three multi-increment samples, consisting of thirty increments, were collected from the decision units. The decision units were identified as:

Decision Unit: 1 The perimeter area within 2 feet from the 1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter) foundation and from 0 - 6 inches below ground surface (bgs).

Decision Unit: 2 The perimeter area within 2 feet from the 1949 and 1958 Addition foundation

and from 0 - 6 inches below ground surface (bgs).

Decision Unit: 3 The perimeter area within 2 feet from the 1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter) foundation and from 0 - 6 inches below ground surface (bgs).

The 30 incremental soil samples collected from each decision unit were combined as one multi-increment sample. The incremental sampling points were selected by collecting an equal volume of soil evenly distributed across the decision unit.

Each incremental sample was collected using a stainless steel hand trowel and placed in a large sealable bag. Once all 30 samples were collected, the soil was homogenized and placed in a four-ounce sample jar. The jar was then placed in a chilled cooler for transport to the laboratory.

The samples were logged and recorded following standard chain-of-custody procedures and submitted to Advanced Analytical in Honolulu, Hawaii for analysis.

6.2 Results

The soil samples were analyzed for technical chlordane using EPA Method 8081A. The results of the sampling are summarized in Table 4. The laboratory analytical report and chain of custody forms are included in Appendix 5.

TABLE 4 Chlordane Containing Material Summary

Sample ID Sample LocationSampleResult (mg/kg)

Reporting Limit

(mg/kg) HDOH EAL

(mg/kg)

602-01S Decision unit 1 14.00 0.2 16.0 602-02S Decision unit 1 22.00 0.2 16.0 602-03S Decision unit 1 ND 0.2 16.0

*ND = none detected


7.0 SUMMARY 7.1 Asbestos

The listed materials were identified as asbestos-containing materials at the Juvenile Detention Center.

Material Location Condition 1949 Addition

*Plaster Ceilings - Supervisor, dress room, bathrooms, bedrooms, dormitory rooms 1 through 4 (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Good

Off white coating Kitchen, freezer, interior insulation lining (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Fair

Beige putty/caulking

Boy’s and girl’s dining area, wooden window frames - interior and exterior sides (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Good

*Painted cementitous plaster

Interior walls and ceilings - Boy’s dormitory rooms 1 through 4, bedrooms and bathrooms (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Good

Black tar sealant Plenum, ductwork (see H-1 in Appendix 2)

Fair

1952 Addition

Transite board Ceiling - Janitor’s closet/hall, ceiling (see H-2 in Appendix 2)

Good

Painted gray cementitious plaster

Interior walls and ceilings - Dormitory rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms (see H-2 in Appendix 2)

Good

1958 Addition

9”x9” beige/brown floor tiles

Front building (adjacent to Alder Street) – lobby, hallway, interview rooms (see H-3 in Appendix 2)

Good

9”x9” gray floor tiles

Front building – consultation room, examination rooms, director’s room (assumed – no access) and secretary’s room (assumed – no access); central office, office supply and superintendent rooms (under non-asbestos 12”x12” floor tiles) Rear building (adjacent to Piikoi Street), interview rooms

Good

(see H-3 in Appendix 2) Trowelled-on ceiling plaster and plaster lath substrate

Ceiling - Front and rear buildings (see H-4 in Appendix 2)

Good


Material Location Condition *Painted wall plaster Interior walls - Rear building,

(see H-4 in Appendix 2) Good

Black tar sealant Front building, plenum, ductwork (see H-4 in Appendix 2)

Fair

*Painted cementitous sealant Front building, exterior window panes (see H-4 in Appendix 2) Good

Chalkboards (assumed) Rear building, rooms Good Girl’s Dormitory Building

Brown/black flooring mastic 1st and 2nd floor (see H-5 in Appendix 2)

1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter) Asbestos-containing material was not identified in this building

*Trace amounts of asbestos was identified in the material; National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAPs) states that if asbestos is identified in amounts less than 10%, the owner or operator of the building must elect to assume the amount to be greater than 1% and treat the material as asbestos-containing material or request verification of the amount by point counting.

The ACM was found to be in fair to good condition and no immediate abatement action is necessary. However, due to the likelihood of disturbance during the renovation and or demolition, the material must be removed prior to the renovation activity. All removal must be completed by a certified asbestos abatement contractor under controlled conditions in accordance with EPA and Hawaii Department of Health (HDOH) regulations. Work should also be monitored by an independent industrial hygiene professional.

7.2 Lead

The listed building components were painted or coated with LBP at the Juvenile Detention Center.

Color Location Condition 1949 Addition

Orange Girl’s living area, metal locker Intact Red Boy’s living area, metal locker Intact




Girl’s Dormitory Building White over green Wooden window systems Fair

1989 Addition (Family Court Shelter) Lead-based paint was not identified in this building

United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines lead-based paint as paint or other coatings containing lead equal to, or in excess of, 0.5% by weight. Lead at various


concentrations below the EPA guideline was also detected for various coatings. The contractor’s employees removing or disturbing the painted material also must be informed that it contains lead and must have received training under Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 29 CFR 1926.62 Lead and Hawaii Division of Occupational Safety and Health (HIOSH) 12-148.1 Lead. If any other untested paints are disturbed, they should be assumed to contain lead.

If the painted components containing the LCP are scheduled for demolition, composite samples of the expected building waste generated should be collected for toxicity characteristic leaching procedure (TCLP) analysis for waste disposal characterization. Hawaii Administrative Rules, Title 11, Department of Health, Chapter 261, Hazardous Waste Management allows a maximum concentration of lead contaminant by TCLP at 5.0 mg/L. TCLP results exceeding the 5.0 mg/L threshold requires the material to be disposed of as hazardous waste. Results below this threshold allows for the materials to be disposed of as construction debris.

7.3 PCB and Mercury Containing Lamps

In the future renovation, if the light ballasts are identified without the “NO PCB” or missing label, the ballasts should be assumed to contain PCBs, removed from the light fixtures, and disposed of at an EPA approved waste disposal facility.

The fluorescent light tubes are known to contain measurable amounts of mercury and should also be collected and recycled.

7.4 Arsenic Containing Material

Arsenic was not identified in the sampled materials.

7.5 Chlordane

Although soil sample collected from the 1949 and 1958 Additions exceeded the action level, the soil can be managed in place and does not require remediation per HDOH. However, any leftover soil from future excavation activities must be tested to determine disposal requirements. In addition, prior to any work, the Contractor disturbing the soil must notify his employees and subcontractors of the presence of chlordane and must also ensure that workers are not exposed to levels of chlordane exceeding the permissible exposure limit as listed in HIOSH 12-202-4.02 Air Contaminants.


8.0 LIMITATIONS The information set forth is based solely on the agreed upon scope of services, on personal observation, laboratory data, and information provided by Pacific Architects, Inc.

Although this inspection provides information on the relative presence or absence of asbestos-containing materials, lead-based paint, polychlorinated biphenyls, arsenic and chlordane, it should not be construed as a final statement that all hazardous materials have been identified.

Given the often obscure and elusive nature of hazardous materials, it is never possible to absolutely dismiss the possibility of additional hazardous materials. EnviroQuest, Inc. expressly disclaims any and all liability, representations, expressed or implied, contained in, or for omission from this report, or any other written or oral communication which might be interpreted as establishing the total extent of all liability present at the subject property.

Our services have been performed with usual thoroughness and competence of the consulting profession, in accordance with the standard of professional services at this time. No other warranty or representation, either expressed or implied is included or intended.

Any question regarding our work and this report, the presentation of the information, and the interpretation of the data are welcome and should be referred to the undersigned. EQI greatly appreciates this opportunity to assist you with your industrial hygiene needs. We look forward to working with you again in the future.

David Leigh Industrial Hygienist HIASB0251

EnviroQuest, Inc.

Appendix 1

Site LayoutGeneral Floor Plans

EnviroQuest, Inc.

Appendix 2

AsbestosHomogeneous Material Location Diagrams

Laboratory Analytical ReportChain-of-Custody Form/Physical

Assessment Sheet

Final Report

Bulk Asbestos Analysis(EPA Method 600/R-93-116, Visual Area Estimation)

7104Client ID:EnviroQuest, Inc.B149914Report Number:Steve Tanaka

Date Received:98-029 Hekaha Street06/01/11Date Analyzed:Suite 2106/01/11Date Printed:Aiea, HI 96701

First Reported:

71045951; Juvenile Detention Center FALI Job ID:Job ID/Site:

Date(s) Collected: 05/23/201189Total Samples Submitted:

Total Samples Analyzed: 85

05/26/11

Forensic Analytical Laboratories

06/01/11

Sample ID Lab NumberAsbestos

TypePercent in

LayerAsbestos AsbestosPercent in Percent in

Type TypeLayer Layer

5951052301 50662128Layer: Tan Tile Chrysotile 3 %Layer: Black Mastic ND

Asbestos (3%)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace)

5951052302 50662129Layer: Tan Tile Chrysotile 3 %Layer: Black Mastic ND


5951052303 50662130Layer: Tan Tile Chrysotile 3 %Layer: Black Mastic NDLayer: Grey Non-Fibrous Material ND


5951052304 50662131Layer: Grey Tile Chrysotile 5 %Layer: Black Mastic ND






1 of 122959 Pacific Commerce Drive, Rancho Dominguez, CA 90221 / Telephone: (310) 763-2374 (888) 813-9417 / Fax: (310) 763-8684

Report Number: B149914Date Printed: 06/01/11Client Name: EnviroQuest, Inc.


TypePercent in



5951052307 50662134Layer: Off-White Tile NDLayer: Tan Mastic NDLayer: Grey Tile Chrysotile 5 %Layer: Black Mastic ND






5951052310 50662137Layer: Brown Non-Fibrous Material NDLayer: Brown Mastic Anthophyllite Trace

Asbestos (Trace)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace)

5951052311 50662138Layer: Brown Non-Fibrous Material NDLayer: Brown Mastic Anthophyllite TraceLayer: Off-White Cementitious Material ND




5951052313 50662140Layer: Paint/Coating ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace)




TypePercent in











5951052318 50662145Layer: Beige Non-Fibrous Material Actinolite Trace






5951052321 50662148Layer: Beige Semi-Fibrous Material Chrysotile Actinolite7 % TraceLayer: Paint ND


5951052322 50662149Comment: Sample not analyzed due to prior positive result in series.






TypePercent in



5951052325 50662152Layer: Wood with Coating ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (90 %)















5951052333 50662160Layer: Beige Non-Fibrous Material ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Comment: Additional sampling and/or analyses may be necessary to detect asbestos in this sample matrix.






TypePercent in



5951052335 50662162Layer: Black Tar NDLayer: Tan Fibrous Material ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Fibrous Glass (5 %)

5951052336 50662163Layer: Black Semi-Fibrous Tar Chrysotile 5 %Layer: Tan Fibrous Material ND

Asbestos (5%)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Fibrous Glass (5 %)


5951052338 50662165Layer: Blue Ceramic Tile NDLayer: White Grout ND






5951052341 50662168Layer: Off-White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: White Grout ND









TypePercent in



5951052344 50662171Layer: White Drywall NDLayer: White Skimcoat/Joint Compound NDLayer: Paint ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (55 %) Fibrous Glass (Trace)





5951052347 50662174Layer: Beige Plaster NDLayer: White Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND






5951052350 50662177Layer: Off-White Putty NDLayer: Paint ND





TypePercent in







5951052353 50662180Layer: Grey Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND















TypePercent in





5951052360 50662187Layer: Grey Putty Chrysotile TraceLayer: Paint ND

















TypePercent in









5951052370 50662197Layer: Light Grey Plaster Chrysotile TraceLayer: Grey Plaster Chrysotile TraceLayer: Paint ND


5951052371 50662198Layer: Light Grey Plaster Chrysotile TraceLayer: Grey Plaster Chrysotile TraceLayer: Paint ND


5951052372 50662199Layer: Light Grey Plaster Chrysotile Trace









TypePercent in







5951052377 50662204Layer: Off-White Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND






5951052380 50662207Layer: White Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND









TypePercent in





5951052384 50662211Layer: Off-White Drywall NDLayer: White Skimcoat/Joint Compound NDLayer: Paint ND






5951052387 50662214Layer: Paints NDLayer: Wood ND


5951052388 50662215Layer: Paints ND


5951052389 50662216Layer: Paints ND





TypePercent in



Analytical results and reports are generated by Forensic Analytical Laboratories Inc. (FALI) at the request of and for the exclusive use of the person or entity (client) named on suchreport. Results, reports or copies of same will not be released by FALI to any third party without prior written request from client. This report applies only to the sample(s) tested.Supporting laboratory documentation is available upon request. This report must not be reproduced except in full, unless approved by FALI. The client is solely responsible for theuse and interpretation of test results and reports requested from FALI. Forensic Analytical Laboratories Inc. is not able to assess the degree of hazard resulting from materialsanalyzed. FALI reserves the right to dispose of all samples after a period of thirty (30) days, according to all state and federal guidelines, unless otherwise specified. All samples werereceived in acceptable condition unless otherwise noted.

Note: Limit of Quantification ('LOQ') = 1%. 'Trace' denotes the presence of asbestos below the LOQ. 'ND' = 'None Detected'.Steven Takahashi, Laboratory Supervisor, Rancho Dominguez Laboratory


Final Report




First Reported:




05/26/11


05/31/11


TypePercent in



595152401 50662217Layer: Paints ND


595152402 50662218Layer: Grey Cementitious Material NDLayer: Paints ND




595152404 50662220Layer: Yellow Fibrous Material NDLayer: Beige Fibrous Material with Foil ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (5 %) Fibrous Glass (90 %)








TypePercent in



595152407 50662223Layer: Tan Fibrous Material NDLayer: Beige Woven Material ND






595152410 50662226Layer: Black Semi-Fibrous Material ND






595152413 50662229Layer: Yellow Fibrous Material NDLayer: Grey Cementitious Material NDLayer: Off-White Coating Chrysotile 2 %

Asbestos (Trace)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Fibrous Glass (5 %)



595152416 50662232Layer: Beige Plaster NDLayer: Off-White Skimcoat/Joint Compound NDLayer: Paints ND





TypePercent in







595152419 50662235Layer: Beige Plaster NDLayer: Off-White Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND






595152422 50662238Layer: Grey Plaster NDLayer: Beige Plaster NDLayer: Off-White Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND


595152423 50662239Layer: Grey Non-Fibrous Material with Paint ND





TypePercent in







595152426 50662242Layer: Light Beige Putty NDLayer: Paint ND

















TypePercent in






















TypePercent in





595152442 50662258Layer: Tan Putty Chrysotile 2 %Layer: Paint ND




595152445 50662261Layer: Tan Cementitious Material NDLayer: Paint ND






595152448 50662264Layer: Paints ND


595152449 50662265Layer: Paints ND


595152450 50662266Layer: Paints ND





TypePercent in



595152451 50662267Layer: Paints ND


595152452 50662268Layer: Paints ND


595152453 50662269Layer: Paints ND


595152454 50662270Layer: Paints ND


595152455 50662271Layer: Grey Cementitious Material NDLayer: Off-White Cementitious Material NDLayer: Paint ND






595152458 50662274Layer: Grey Cementitious Material NDLayer: Light Beige Cementitious Material NDLayer: Paints ND





TypePercent in







595152461 50662277Layer: Grey Cementitious Materials Chrysotile TraceLayer: Paints ND


595152462 50662278Layer: Grey Cementitious Material Chrysotile TraceLayer: Paints ND


595152463 50662279Layer: Grey Cementitious Material Chrysotile TraceLayer: Paints ND


595152464 50662280Layer: Brown Mastic with Paints ND






595152467 50662283Layer: Blue Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Tan Grout ND





TypePercent in













595152473 50662289Layer: Grey Semi-Fibrous Material Chrysotile 15 %




595152476 50662292Layer: Grey Plaster ND







TypePercent in









595152481 50662297Layer: Grey Cementitious Material Chrysotile 2 %Layer: Paints ND








595152488 50662304Layer: Tan Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Beige Grout ND







TypePercent in





595152491 50662307Layer: Beige Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Beige Grout ND


595152492 50662308Layer: Beige Grout NDLayer: Grey Mortar ND


595152493 50662309Layer: Beige Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Beige Grout ND








595152497 50662313Layer: Beige Plaster Actinolite TraceLayer: Paint ND





TypePercent in





595152499 50662315Layer: Beige Plaster NDLayer: Beige Semi-Fibrous Material Chrysotile TraceLayer: Paint ND

Asbestos (Trace)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Comment: This comment applies to the Beige Plaster only: Additional sampling and/or analyses may be necessary to detect Actinolitein this sample matrix.



5951524101 50662317Layer: Beige Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Comment: This comment applies to the Beige Plaster only: Additional sampling and/or analyses may be necessary to detect Actinolitein this sample matrix.










TypePercent in







5951524107 50662323Layer: Off-White Plaster Chrysotile TraceLayer: Paints ND















TypePercent in













5951524118 50662334Layer: Tan Semi-Fibrous Material NDLayer: Brown Mastic NDLayer: Paint ND









TypePercent in






Final Report




First Reported:




05/27/11


06/02/11


TypePercent in



5951052501 50662567Layer: Beige Tile NDLayer: Tan Mastic NDLayer: Black Mastic Chrysotile 2 %

Asbestos (Trace)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Comment: This comment applies to the Black Mastic only: Due to small sample size, this result may not be repeatable.



5951052504 50662570Layer: White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Grey Grout ND


5951052505 50662571Layer: White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Grey Grout ND


5951052506 50662572Layer: White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Grey Grout NDLayer: Black Mastic Chrysotile Trace

Asbestos (Trace)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Comment: This comment applies to the Black Mastic only: Due to small sample size, this result may not be repeatable.




TypePercent in



5951052507 50662573Layer: Brown Non-Fibrous Material NDLayer: Off-White Mastic NDLayer: Paint ND


5951052508 50662574Layer: Brown Non-Fibrous Material NDLayer: Paint ND










5951052513 50662579Layer: Off-White Plaster NDLayer: White Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND







TypePercent in







5951052517 50662583Layer: Off-White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Off-White Mastic NDLayer: White Grout NDLayer: Grey Mortar ND


5951052518 50662584Layer: Off-White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: White Grout NDLayer: Grey Mortar ND


5951052519 50662585Layer: Off-White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: White Grout NDLayer: Grey Mortar ND


5951052520 50662586Layer: White Putty NDLayer: Beige Putty NDLayer: Paint ND







TypePercent in





5951052523 50662589Layer: Beige Cementitious Material NDLayer: Paint ND










5951052528 50662594Layer: Tan Tile NDLayer: Tan Mastic NDLayer: Grey Cementitious Material ND


5951052529 50662595Layer: Tan Tile NDLayer: Tan Mastic NDLayer: Grey Cementitious Material ND





TypePercent in



5951052530 50662596Layer: Tan Tile NDLayer: Tan Mastic ND














5951052537 50662603Layer: Grey Plaster NDLayer: Off-White Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND





TypePercent in



5951052538 50662604Layer: Grey Plaster NDLayer: Off-White Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND






5951052541 50662607Layer: White Putty NDLayer: Paint ND













TypePercent in



5951052546 50662612Layer: Black Semi-Fibrous Material NDLayer: Yellow Mastic ND






5951052549 50662615Layer: Brown Putty NDLayer: Paint ND






5951052552 50662618Layer: White Plaster NDLayer: Brown Mastic NDLayer: White Skimcoat/Joint Compound ND


5951052553 50662619Layer: White Plaster NDLayer: Brown Mastic ND





TypePercent in



5951052554 50662620Layer: White Plaster NDLayer: Brown Mastic ND





Final Report




First Reported:




05/31/11


06/03/11


TypePercent in



5951052601 50663153Layer: Off-White Tile NDLayer: Black Mastic ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (Trace) Synthetic (Trace)














TypePercent in











5951052611 50663163Layer: Off-White Tile NDLayer: Black Mastic NDLayer: Off-White Non-Fibrous Material ND




5951052613 50663165Layer: Tan Non-Fibrous Material NDLayer: Brown Mastic ND







TypePercent in





5951052616 50663168Layer: Off-White Ceramic Tile ND


5951052617 50663169Layer: Off-White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Off-White Grout ND


5951052618 50663170Layer: Off-White Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Off-White Grout ND


5951052619 50663171Layer: Blue Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Blue Grout ND






5951052622 50663174Layer: Tan Ceramic Tile NDLayer: Tan Grout ND





TypePercent in

















5951052630 50663182Layer: White Drywall NDLayer: Off-White Skimcoat/Joint Compound NDLayer: Paint ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (40 %) Fibrous Glass (Trace) Comment: This comment applies to the Off-White Skimcoat/Joint Compound only: Due to small sample size, this result may not berepeatable.




TypePercent in



5951052631 50663183Layer: White Drywall NDLayer: Paint ND


5951052632 50663184Layer: White Drywall NDLayer: Paint ND


5951052633 50663185Layer: Beige Semi-Fibrous Material ND






5951052636 50663188Layer: Grey Semi-Fibrous Material ND






5951052639 50663191Layer: Beige Plaster NDLayer: Grey Plaster NDLayer: Paint ND





TypePercent in







5951052642 50663194Layer: Paints ND


5951052643 50663195Layer: Paints ND


5951052644 50663196Layer: Paints ND











TypePercent in






Final Report




First Reported:

71045951, Juvenile Detention Center FALI Job ID:Job ID/Site:



06/03/11


06/07/11


TypePercent in



602-01A 50664042Layer: Stones NDLayer: Black Tars NDLayer: Black Felts ND






602-04A 50664045Layer: Beige Foam NDLayer: White Drywall NDLayer: Off-White Fibrous Material NDLayer: Brown Fibrous Material NDLayer: Off-White Non-Fibrous Material ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Cellulose (7 %) Fibrous Glass (5 %) Synthetic (3 %)






TypePercent in





602-07A 50664048Layer: Grey Non-Fibrous Material NDLayer: Paint ND






602-10A 50664051Layer: Black Semi-Fibrous Tar ND













TypePercent in





602-16A 50664057Layer: Stones NDLayer: Black Tar NDLayer: Black Felt ND

Asbestos (ND)Total Composite Values of Fibrous Components:Fibrous Glass (45 %)
















TypePercent in











602-27A 50664068Layer: White Drywall NDLayer: Off-White Fibrous Material NDLayer: Off-White Non-Fibrous Material ND





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Appendix 3

LeadLaboratory Analytical Report

Chain-of-Custody Form

Hygeia Laboratories Inc.82 W. Sierra Madre BlvdSierra Madre, CA 91024-2434(626) 355-4711 (626) 355-4497 Fax

Analytical ReportMay 31, 2011

Mr. David LeighEnviroQuest, Inc98-029 Hekaha St., Bldg.5, Ste 21Aiea, HI 96701-4917

Hygeia Reference No.: 25855 11 0228Date Sampled: May 23, 2011Date Received: May 26, 2011Date Analyzed: May 31, 2011

Samples Analyzed: 27

Samples and data provided by: David Leigh

Sample Matrix: paint/bulk

Analytical Method: EPA 7420

Digestion Method: EPA 3050B

Analyte: Detection Limit: 25TTLC Lead

Reporting Limit: 100

5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Aldu Street, HonoluluClient Ref.

ppm

ppm Sample Condition Acceptable

Nahid MotamediAnalyst:

Hygeia Sample ID Client Sample ID TTLC Lead Conc. (ppm) TTLC Lead Conc. (wt%)

59510523011272921 1887 0.189

59510523021272922 220 0.022

59510523031272923 134 0.013

59510523041272924 <100 <0.01

59510523051272925 271 0.027

59510523061272926 4937 0.494

59510523071272927 206 0.021

59510523081272928 <100 <0.01

59510523091272929 <100 <0.01

59510523101272930 2182 0.218

59510523111272931 <100 <0.01

59510523121272932 262 0.026

59510523131272933 <100 <0.01

59510523141272934 <100 <0.01

59510523151272935 <100 <0.01

59510523161272936 <100 <0.01

59510523171272937 330 0.033

59510523181272938 <100 <0.01

59510523191272939 1546 0.155

59510523201272940 <100 <0.01

Page 1 of 2nm Hygeia Ref. No.: 25855110228

May 31, 2011

Client Reference: 5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Aldu Street, HonoluluHygeia Reference No. 25855 11 0228

Analytical Report


59510523211272941 <100 <0.01

59510523221272942 <100 <0.01

59510523231272943 <100 <0.01

59510523241272944 <100 <0.01

59510523251272945 986 0.099

59510523261272946 160970 16.1

59510523271272947 16860 1.69

ppm = parts per million = mg/kg

Sample results have not been blank corrected. All quality control results meet the QC requirements of AIHA ELLAP. This report only pertains to the samples investigated and does not apply to other similar material. This report is submitted for the exclusive use of the client to whom it is addressed. Any reproduction of this report or use of this Laboratory's name for advertising or publicity purposes without authorization is prohibited.

Supervisor of Chemistry LaboratoryNahid Motamedi













5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Aldu Street, HonoluluClient Ref.

ppm




59510524011272948 614 0.061

59510524021272949 184 0.018

59510524031272950 3972 0.397

59510524041272951 <100 <0.01

59510524051272952 483 0.048

59510524061272953 565 0.056

59510524071272954 354 0.035

59510524081272955 <100 <0.01

59510524091272956 209 0.021

59510524101272957 <100 <0.01

59510524111272958 <100 <0.01

59510524121272959 106 0.011

59510524131272960 965 0.096

59510524141272961 <100 <0.01

59510524151272962 790 0.079

59510524161272963 <100 <0.01

59510524171272964 <100 <0.01

59510524181272965 <100 <0.01

59510524191272966 <100 <0.01

59510524201272967 184 0.018


May 31, 2011

Client Reference: 5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Aldu Street, HonoluluHygeia Reference No. 25855 11 0229

Analytical Report


59510524211272968 <100 <0.01

59510524221272969 <100 <0.01

59510524231272970 <100 <0.01

59510524241272971 431 0.043

59510524251272972 424 0.042

59510524261272973 <100 <0.01

59510524271272974 <100 <0.01

59510524281272975 <100 <0.01

59510524291272976 242 0.024

59510524301272977 228 0.023

59510524311272978 <100 <0.01

59510524321272979 <100 <0.01

59510524331272980 356 0.036











Sample Matrix: bulk/paint





5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Girl's DormClient Ref.

ppm




59510525011273087 <100 <0.01

59510525021273088 <100 <0.01

59510525031273089 <100 <0.01

59510525041273090 <100 <0.01

59510525051273091 <100 <0.01

59510525061273092 <100 <0.01

59510525071273093 3290 0.329

59510525081273094 <100 <0.01

59510525091273095 <100 <0.01

59510525101273096 <100 <0.01

59510525111273097 <100 <0.01

59510525121273098 <100 <0.01

59510525131273099 <100 <0.01

59510525141273100 1021 0.102

59510525151273101 <100 <0.01

59510525161273102 583 0.058

59510525171273103 6974 0.697

59510525181273104 416 0.042

59510525191273105 <100 <0.01


May 31, 2011

Client Reference: 5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Girl's DormHygeia Reference No. 25855 11 0232

Analytical Report






Analytical ReportJune 2, 2011

Ms. Blake UnoEnviroQuest, Inc98-029 Hekaha St., Bldg.5, Ste 21Aiea, HI 96701-4917

Hygeia Reference No.: 25855 11 0234Date Sampled: May 26, 2011Date Received: May 31, 2011Date Analyzed: June 2, 2011


Samples and data provided by: Blake Uno






5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Family Court Shelter/Girl's DormClient Ref.

ppm




59510526011273352 <100 <0.01

59510526021273353 <100 <0.01

59510526031273354 <100 <0.01

59510526041273355 <100 <0.01

59510526051273356 <100 <0.01

59510526061273357 <100 <0.01

59510526071273358 <100 <0.01

59510526081273359 <100 <0.01

59510526091273360 <100 <0.01

59510526101273361 <100 <0.01

59510526111273362 <100 <0.01

59510526121273363 <100 <0.01

59510526131273364 <100 <0.01

59510526141273365 <100 <0.01

59510526151273366 176 0.018

59510526161273367 <100 <0.01

59510526181273368 138 0.014


June 2, 2011

Client Reference: 5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Family Court Shelter/Girl's DormHygeia Reference No. 25855 11 0234

Analytical Report

NOTE: SAMPLE 5951052617 WAS NOT SUBMITTED.ppm = parts per million = mg/kg





Analytical ReportJune 6, 2011


Hygeia Reference No.: 25855 11 0247Date Sampled: June 2, 2011Date Received: June 3, 2011Date Analyzed: June 6, 2011

Samples Analyzed: 1







5951 Juvenile Detention Center - Alder Street, HonoluluClient Ref.

ppm




602-01L1273782 487 0.049





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Appendix 4

ArsenicLaboratory Analytical Report

Chain-of Custody Form

Client ID:Report Number:Date Received:

M120117

Job ID / Site: 5951 , Juvenile Detention

EnviroQuest, Inc.

Suite 21

7104

FALI Job ID:

Date Analyzed:

7104

Project Manager

Aiea, HI 96701

98-029 Hekaha Street

Date Printed: 06/01/1106/01/11

First Reported: 06/01/11

Metals Analysis of Bulks

05/26/11

Forensic Analytical LaboratoriesFinal Report

Date(s) Collected: 05/23/2011 Total Samples Submitted:Total Samples Analyzed:

11

Sample Number Lab Number ResultResult Reporting Method

Analyte Units Limit* Reference

EPA 3050B/6010B< 4As5951052301 30404239 mg/kg 4

Analytical results and reports are generated by Forensic Analytical at the request of and for the exclusive use of the person or entity (client) named on such report. Results,reports or copies of same will not be released by Forensic Analytical to any third party without prior written request from client. This report applies only to the sample(s)tested. Supporting laboratory documentation is available upon request. This report must not be reproduced except in full, unless approved by Forensic Analytical. The clientis solely responsible for the use and interpretation of test results and reports requested from Forensic Analytical. Forensic Analytical is not able to assess the degree of hazardresulting from materials analyzed. Forensic Analytical reserves the right to dispose of all samples after a period of thirty (30) days, according to all state and federalguidelines, unless otherwise specified. Any modifications that have been made to referenced test methods are documented in Forensic Analytical's Standard OperatingProcedures Manual. Sample results have not been blank corrected. Quality control and sample receipt condition were acceptable unless otherwise noted.

* The Reporting Limit represents the lowest amount of analyte that the laboratory can confidently detect in the sample, and is not a

Dave Sandusky, CIH, Laboratory Supervisor, Hayward Laboratory

regulatory level. The Units for the Reporting Limit are the same as the Units for the Final Results.

3777 Depot Road, Suite 409, Hayward, CA 94545 / Telephone: (510) 887-8828 (800) 827-FASI / Fax: (510) 887-4218

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Client ID:Report Number:Date Received:

M120180

Job ID / Site: 5951, Juvenile Detention, Alden St., Hon HI

EnviroQuest, Inc.

Suite 21

7104

FALI Job ID:

Date Analyzed:

7104

Steve Tanaka

Aiea, HI 96701

98-029 Hekaha Street

Date Printed: 06/01/1106/01/11

First Reported: 06/01/11

Metals Analysis of Bulks

05/27/11

Forensic Analytical LaboratoriesFinal Report

Date(s) Collected: 05/24/11 Total Samples Submitted:Total Samples Analyzed:

11

Sample Number Lab Number ResultResult Reporting Method

Analyte Units Limit* Reference

EPA 3050B/6010B< 4As5951052401 30404418 mg/kg 4

Analytical results and reports are generated by Forensic Analytical at the request of and for the exclusive use of the person or entity (client) named on such report. Results,reports or copies of same will not be released by Forensic Analytical to any third party without prior written request from client. This report applies only to the sample(s)tested. Supporting laboratory documentation is available upon request. This report must not be reproduced except in full, unless approved by Forensic Analytical. The clientis solely responsible for the use and interpretation of test results and reports requested from Forensic Analytical. Forensic Analytical is not able to assess the degree of hazardresulting from materials analyzed. Forensic Analytical reserves the right to dispose of all samples after a period of thirty (30) days, according to all state and federalguidelines, unless otherwise specified. Any modifications that have been made to referenced test methods are documented in Forensic Analytical's Standard OperatingProcedures Manual. Sample results have not been blank corrected. Quality control and sample receipt condition were acceptable unless otherwise noted.

* The Reporting Limit represents the lowest amount of analyte that the laboratory can confidently detect in the sample, and is not a

Dave Sandusky, CIH, Laboratory Supervisor, Hayward Laboratory

regulatory level. The Units for the Reporting Limit are the same as the Units for the Final Results.

3777 Depot Road, Suite 409, Hayward, CA 94545 / Telephone: (510) 887-8828 (800) 827-FASI / Fax: (510) 887-4218

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Appendix B

A

ppendix 5 Lead-Base Paint

Summary TableXRF Spectrographs

ChlordaneLaboratory Analytical Report

Chain-of Custody Form

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Appendix 6

Photographs

PHOTOGRAPHIC LOG JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER

902 ALDER STREET

Photo #1 1949 Addition, front section (along Alder Street).

Photo #6 1949 Addition, asbestos-containing window putty/caulking. Girl’s dining area.

Photo #5 1949 Addition, asbestos-containing window putty/caulking. Boy’s dining area.

Photo #3 1949 Addition. Boy’s dormitory (along Elm Street)

Photo #2 1949 Addition. Boy’s and Girl’s dining area and kitchen section

Photo #4 1949 Addition, asbestos-containing plaster lath ceil-ing system.


902 ALDER STREET

Photo #7 1949 Addition. Boy’s dormitory (along Elm Street), asbestos-containing interior cementitious plaster wall.

Photo #12 1949 Addition. Front section, Girl’s living area non-asbestos-containing gypsum wall system.

Photo #11 1949 Addition. Front section, non-asbestos-containing plaster wall system.

Photo #9 1949 Addition. Front section (along Alder Street), ple-num, ductwork with asbestos black tar sealant/coating.

Photo #8 1949 Addition. Boy’s dormitory (along Elm Street), asbestos-containing interior cementitious plaster ceiling.

Photo #10 1949 Addition. Front section, Boy’s living area, non-asbestos-containing plaster ceiling system.


902 ALDER STREET

Photo #13 1949 Addition. Girl’s living area, non-asbestos con-taining plaster ceiling system.

Photo #18 1949 Addition. Kitchen area, non-asbestos containing pipe insulation system.

Photo #17 1949 Addition. Kitchen area, non-asbestos containing pipe insulation system.

Photo #15 1949 Addition. Kitchen area, non-asbestos-containing plaster wall system.

Photo #14 1949 Addition. Kitchen area, non-asbestos-containing plaster wall system.

Photo #16 1949 Addition. Kitchen area, non-asbestos containing plaster ceiling system.


902 ALDER STREET

Photo #19 1949 Addition. Kitchen area, non-asbestos containing black tar pipe insulation system.

Photo #24 1952 Addition. Dormitory, asbestos-containing painted cementitious plaster wall and ceiling systems.

Photo #23 1952 Addition. Janitor’s closet/hall, asbestos-containing transite ceiling board.

Photo #21 1949 Addition. Kitchen area, freezer, asbestos-containing inner insulation.

Photo #20 1949 Addition. Kitchen area, freezer, asbestos-containing inner insulation.

Photo #22 1952 Addition (along Elm Street)


902 ALDER STREET

Photo #25 1952 Addition. Dormitory, asbestos-containing painted cementitious plaster wall and ceiling systems.

Photo #30 1958 Addition. Front section, asbestos-containing 9”x9” floor tiles.

Photo #29 1958 Addition. Front section, asbestos-containing ceiling plaster lath material.

Photo #27 1958 Addition. Front section, asbestos-containing trow-elled-on ceiling plaster material.

Photo #26 1958 Addition. Front section (along Alder Street)

Photo #28 1958 Addition. Front section, asbestos-containing trowelled-on ceiling plaster material.


902 ALDER STREET

Photo #31 1958 Addition. Front section, asbestos-containing 9”x9” floor tiles.

Photo #36 1958 Addition. Rear section, asbestos-containing trowelled-on plaster ceiling and plaster lath substrate

Photo #35 1958 Addition. Rear section, asbestos-containing trowelled-on plaster ceiling and plaster lath substrate.

Photo #33 1958 Addition. Front section, plenum, ductwork, asbes-tos containing black tar sealant.

Photo #32 1958 Addition. Front section, asbestos-containing 9”x9” floor tiles under non-asbestos 12”x12 floor tiles.

Photo #34 1958 Addition. Rear section (along Piikioi Street).


902 ALDER STREET

Photo #39 1958 Addition. Rear section, asbestos-containing painted interior plaster walls.

Photo #44 Girl’s dormitory building, non-asbestos containing plaster wall, 1st and 2nd floor.

Photo #43 Girl’s dormitory building, non-asbestos containing plaster wall, 1st and 2nd floor.

.

Photo #41 Girl’s dormitory building.

Photo #40 1958 Addition. Front section, exterior window panes with trace amount of cementitious sealant.

Photo #42 Girl’s dormitory, asbestos-containing flooring mastic underneath non-ACM 12”x12” floor tiles, 1st and 2nd floors.


902 ALDER STREET

Photo #45 1989 Addition. Family Court Shelter.

Photo #50 1989 Addition. Family Court Shelter, non-asbestos containing sink insulation.

Photo #49 1989 Addition. Family Court Shelter, non-asbestos containing sink insulation.

.

Photo #47 1989 Addition. Family Court Shelter, non-asbestos con-taining 12”x12 floor tiles and associated mastic.

Photo #46 1989 Addition. Family Court Shelter, non-asbestos containing 12”x12 floor tiles and associated mastic.

Photo #48 1989 Addition. Family Court Shelter, non-asbestos containing gypsum ceiling system.


902 ALDER STREET

Photo #51 Non-asbestos containing black felt/tar on the pitched roofs.

Photo #56 1989 Addition, Family Court Shelter, non-asbestos containing black felt/tar, pitched roof.

Photo #55 1989 Addition, Family Court Shelter, non-asbestos containing black felt/tar main roof.

.

Photo #53 Non-asbestos-containing TPO roof with insulation (1949 Addition)

Photo #52 Non-asbestos containing black felt/tar on the pitched roofs.

Photo #54 Non-asbestos-containing TPO roof with insulation (Girl’s dormitory)

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Appendix 7

Certifications

inspection report for asbestos,lead-based paint, …

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