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7. Asbestos report, 041720 AET 3217April 17, 2020 Robin Kearsley Kearsley Homes, Inc. 6631 Norma Beach Rd. Edmonds, WA 98206 Re. Asbestos Good Faith Inspection - AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 Dear Mr. Kearsley, Executive Summary: Alternative Environmental Technologies (AET) conducted an asbestos survey of the subject site on April 10, 2020. Mr. Garth Hitchens, property owner, provided access. The 1922, one story, wood frame single family residence was located in a gated community at 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026. Brian Hunt, AHERA Building Inspector and Lead Risk Assessor, conducted the required Asbestos Good Faith Inspection. A total of 20 bulk building martial samples and two composite bulk paint chip samples were taken and under strict chain of custody procedures relinquished to Seattle Asbestos Test and NVL Laboratories for analyses, asbestos and lead paint respectively. Seattle Asbestos Test laboratory reported that each of the bulk samples were non -detect for asbestos. NVL Laboratories reported that there was lead in the paint from the interior and exterior surfaces at the site. Summary: The purpose of this Asbestos Good Faith Inspection was to comply with current regulations that require an inspection and written survey be completed prior to demolition. Brian Hunt was the required accredited AHERA Building Inspector and Dave Leonard MSPH CIH provided technical review. Seattle Asbestos Test laboratory analyst reported that each of the samples were non- detect for asbestos. NVL reported that lead was found in the exterior paint chip Sample1 L (0.11 % Lead) and interior kitchen ceiling paint chip Sample 2L (1.0 % Lead). The latter sample location was greater than the EPA Standard of 0.5% Lead. Any level of lead in construction is regulated in the state of Washington for worker protection. Avoid the creation of dust during demolition and use EPA Lead Safe work practices as recommended. Regarding the proper handling and disposal of the waste stream it is recommended that the contractor conduct a Toxicity Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP- Lead) to determine whether the waste stream can be disposed of as solid waste. A copy of this report (or summary document) should be printed out and kept at the site for reference by any contractors or other authorized individuals working at the site. This survey is not a design document for abatement. If you have any questions regarding this report, you can contact me at 425.232.9860. Sin ely, Brian Hunt, AET Project Manager, AHERA Building Inspector Certification # 174710, Exp. 9/18120 Cc Dave Leonard MSPH CIH, Technical Review 5129 Evergreen Way D9 Everett, WA 98203 brian@alternative-technologies.com 425.232.9860 425.514.0444 Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report 2 of4 Summary of Results: Asbestos & Other Potential Hazards 1. Asbestos: All suspect asbestos containing samples were reported as none detected by the laboratory. 2. Lead & Silica: Lead and silica are typically found in paint and concrete, respectively, and are regulated in the state of Washington for worker protection. Therefore, it is important to minimize the creation of dust during demolition activities. No samples were taken for silica. Brick, ceramic tile, mortar and minimal concrete were observed in the structure. Two composite samples of lead paint chips were taken, one on the exterior east entrance siding (1L) and the other from the kitchen ceiling (2L). NVL reported both paint samples as containing lead. 3. Hazardous Chemicals: Compact fluorescent light fixture components were observed which contain mercury. In general, fluorescent tubes & ballasts potentially contain mercury and polychlorinated biphenyls, PCB. If any are encountered during demolition, recycling is recommended. 4. Recognized Environmental Conditions: De minimis chemicals typically used for maintenance were not observed. Biohazards were not observed. Site & Building Description: The 1922, single story, 897 SF wood frame house was observed to have a asphalt shingle gable roof, 2 bedrooms, one bathroom, a fireplace and typical wood and wallboard interior with carpet and vinyl floors and ceramic tile countertops, walls and floors in the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry. The attic was insulated with fiberglass batting, and the crawlspace contained no observed insulation. The view residence was on a bluff overlooking Puget Sound with unobstructed views to the SW, West and North. An exterior raised covered wood deck (with carpet) was north of the living room and a lower exposed wood deck was observed at approximately ground level north of the raised deck. Regulatory Overview: Asbestos: The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency, Regulation III, Article 4.02(a) required an asbestos survey, before proposed demolition, by an Accredited Building Inspector using random sampling procedures contained in 40 CFR 763.86. The owner, or owners representative, is required to keep a copy of the written Good Faith Inspection or a summary document at the job site for any contractors doing work in the building (WAC 296-62-07721(b), WAC 296-155-755(9)) that may potentially disturb asbestos containing materials. Background Information Date(s) of Field Investigation: 04/10/20 Date of Report Submittal: 04/20/20 Building address: 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 Building Owners Representative: Garth Hitchens Area Surveyed: Building interior & exterior. Building Status: Vacant, concrete & CB foundation, baseboard electric heating, lap siding, gable shingle roof, low pitch, carpet, vinyl floors, ceramic tile walls & countertop in the kitchen. Building Description Taxpayer Information: City of Edmonds Parcel:00914200001100 Size: 0.53 Acres Use Code: 111 Single Family Residence Year Built: 1922 Renovations & Drawings: Unknown, Snohomish County Assessor Drawing Building Inspector Information Name: Brian Hunt MA RA, AET Project Manager AHERA Building Inspector Certification Number: 174710 Exp. 09/18/20 Business: Alternative Environmental Technologies, AET 5129 Evergreen Way D9, Everett, WA 98203 Name: Dave Leonard MSPH CIH AHERA Building Inspector Certification Number: 173884, Exp. 07/03/20 Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report 3 of4 Site Inspection, Sampling & Analytical Methods: 1. Building & Site Survey: A visual inspection photographs and this written report provided the general condition of the residence the surroundings and the location of the samples taken. 2. Asbestos Sampling & Analytical Methods: A total of 20 bulk samples of suspect asbestos containing materials were taken from the building. None of the samples were reported to contain asbestos. The results for each sample can be found summarized in Table 1. All asbestos samples were collected using modified Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) and EPA sampling methods and all bulk samples were taken to Seattle Asbestos Test (SAT) laboratory under strict Chain of Custody procedures and generally submitted for analysis for a 5-day turnaround. AET personnel are AHERA certified building inspectors, management planners and project designers. The analysts at Seattle Asbestos Test used Polarized Light Microscopic methods to analyze the bulk samples for asbestos (Method EPA/600/R-93/116) and the laboratory is part of the National Volunteer Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP accreditation 200768). 3. Presumed Asbestos Containing Material, PACK No Presumed Asbestos Containing Material (PACM) were observed or reported. 4. Lead & Silica Sampling & Analysis: Two lead paint samples were reported positive from this survey. In Washington State any level of lead and silica is regulated for worker protection. Lead and Silica safe work practices are recommended for worker protection. 5. Photographs: Relevant site photographs, show each sample location 6. Public Records Review: The Snohomish County Assessor records were reviewed for this survey and relevant information was included in the body of this report. Notifications: The owner is required to obtain a Notification of Intent from the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency & Labor & Industry as well as notify anyone working in the building, including all contractors, vendors and visitors to the site, that there is an asbestos good faith inspection available for this building. A copy of the survey report must be kept at the site and available for viewing upon request, and/or the owner may communicate verbally and in a written summary the survey findings and contact information. Discussion & Opinion: Additional information is provided below to clarify items identified in this survey Health Risk: Asbestos is a known carcinogen that is highly regulated. Certified workers and licensed asbestos contractors are required if the materials are discovered and expected to be disturbed during maintenance, remodel or demolition. Lead containing material is also a potential health hazard, highly regulated and worker training and protection is required. The chemicals mercury and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) are commonly found in light fixture components, compact fluorescent bulbs, fluorescent tubes and ballasts, respectively. These chemicals are hazardous to human health and the environment. They are regulated and require training and special handling as universal and hazardous waste for removal, shipping, treatment, recycling and disposal. 2. PSCAA Notification: The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency (PSCAA, Regulation III, Article 4) requires a survey for asbestos containing material and notification prior to demolition. Communication of the location and type of asbestos containing material as well as dust control measures during work activities are required from abatement to disposal. Questions regarding PSCAA requirements should be directed to the asbestos staff at 800.552.3565, or for a notification form and regulations go online at www.i)scleanair.org. Notification can be completed for demolition and fees paid for online. 3. LNI Notification: For interpretation of policy and the Department of Labor & Industry regulations (go to www.lni.wa.gov). Where power tools are to be used on non -asbestos containing materials, dust control measures need to be observed. For general information call Labor & Industry at 425.290.1400 for guidelines on the proper use of power tools and dust suppression methods. Power tools should not be used on suspect or confirmed asbestos, lead or silica containing materials. For regulatory requirements and the L & I notification form, WAC 296-62, Part 1-1, go to: http://www.Ini.wa.gov/WISHA/Rules/generaloccupationalhealth/HTMU621-1 1. htm. Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report 4 of 4 4. Lead: The federal government uses the term hazardous waste. The State of Washington regulations are more stringent than the federal regulations and in Washington the term hazardous waste has been replaced by the term Dangerous Wastes. Again, in the State of Washington, any level of lead is regulated for worker protection. Lead safe work practices are required. OSHA recommends trigger tasks that identify the minimum respiratory protection and personal protective equipment required until a negative exposure assessment is conducted to ensure worker protection. The August 14, 2009, Consumer Products Safety Commission Lead in Paint Limit was 90 ppm. Drinking water was not identified as part of the scope of work for this project. 5. Silica: According to OSHA, materials like sand, concrete, stone and mortar contain crystalline silica. Crystalline silica is also used to make products such as glass, pottery, ceramics, bricks, concrete and artificial stone. Industrial sand is used in certain operations such as foundry work and hydraulic fracturing (tracking) and is a source of crystalline silica exposure. Respirable crystalline silica can result from high- energy operations like cutting, sawing, grinding, drilling & crushing stone, rock, concrete, brick, block & mortar and sand blasting. The results reportedly generate a fine dust from quartz, cristabolite and/or tridymite. Respirable crystalline silica is harmful to human health and workers should avoid creating dust. Respirable crystalline silica fine particles (100 x smaller than sand found at the beach) have been reported to cause multiple diseases including silicosis, lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and kidney disease. 6. Light Fixture Components: Compact fluorescent lights were observed at the site and the compact fluorescent lights likely contain mercury. Fluorescent tubes and the ballasts may be either electronic or in older fixtures contain polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB). The ballasts, fluorescent tubes, and smaller tubes, lamps and bulbs can be transported and recycled locally or at Ecolights Northwest, Seattle, WA, or the equivalent. Limitations: Sampling at the subject site was limited to the building materials that were accessible. If any materials discovered during demolition are suspected to be asbestos containing they should be checked against this report and the attached Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Asbestos Material List (Appendix 4). If not contained herein the material should be sampled by a certified AHERA Building Inspector prior to starting or continuing work activity that may disturb the material or assume it is asbestos. This survey is not a design document or specification for removal. The purpose of the asbestos good faith inspection was to comply with current regulations for an asbestos good faith survey prior to demolition. The contractors doing abatement of any type of hazardous material will need to do their own take offs based on the identified and authorized written scope of work provided by the Owner. Summary: In summary, you have been provided a copy of this report by e-mail for notification; printing and distribution for proposed work activity, design and/or bid purposes. The good faith inspection report or a written summary should be printed out and kept on site for reference by any authorized consultant, contractor, vendor or architect working at the site. If you have any questions regarding this report, you can contact Brian Hunt, AET Project Manager, at 425.232.9860. Enclosures: APPENDIX I: TABLE Table 1: Asbestos & Lead Paint Chip Sampling & Analysis, APPENDIX2: SAMPLE LOC4770N MAP Figure 1: Sample Location Map APPENDLY3: SITEPHOTOGRAPHS APPENDLY4: LABORATORYREPORT Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Asbestos Material List APPENDIX5: QUALIFICATIONS References: Snohomish County Assessor Files Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04117120 Summary Report APPENDIX 1: TABLE Table 1: Asbestos & Lead Paint Chip Sampling & Analysis, Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report Table 1: Asbestos & Lead Paint Chip Sampling & Analytical Results S 1. # Photos Material on %ACM F/NF Comment 1 5 Window putty Cmace ND NA Green & white wood window sto e 2 6 Window Puttyace ND NA White window storage 3 7 Brick mortar ace ND NA Chimneym line 4 8 Wall ace OFirlaoe ND NA Stored rolls multi -layered 5 10 Interior tan brick & m om ND NA Fireplace. Same as chime in S I. #3 6 11 Red ceramic floor tile oom ND NA 6 inch tiles in front of lace 7 12 Off white brick lace ND NA Metal lace insert - Lie Rm. 8 13 Attic Insulation Silin ND NA Access hatch N. end of closet 9 14 Exterior eager & mastic Under deck ND NA Covered wood deck north side 10 17 Off white 12" floor the Bathroom ND NA Entrance to tub 11 18 Gray Sheet vial Bathroom ND NA Floor of bathroom, laundry & kitchen 12 19 3" white ceramic tile & mortar Bathroom ND NA Entrance, — 4' high, yellow mastic 13 20 Brown over green the & mastic Kitchen ND NA Under kitchen sink 14 21 Counter top Kitchen ND NA Ceramic file & yellow mastic 15 22 4" white ceramic file Kitchen ND NA NW cmmer+walls and backs lash 16 23 GWB Composite Kitchen E. Wall ND NA 4' high 17 24 GWB Composite Living Room ND NA NW comer - West wall Thigh 18 25 GWB Composite SW bedroom ND NA Under window, west wall, SW comer 19 26 Composite shingle mofm SE Roof ND NA Roof over SE entrance to laundry 20 27 SE Roofir mastic & shingle SE Roof ND NA SE Roof electrical mast head Lead Paint Sp-, Photos Material Location Lead % Sid 05% Color & Condition 1L 2 Lead Paint Chips Under House # East Siding 0.11% < Sul Beige over tight gray. Peeling 2L 3 Lead Paint Chips Kitchen Ceiling 1.0% > Shl Beige over light gray. Peeling Disturbance may require remediatiw. Use EPA LEAD Safe Work Practices KEY ACM AET F GWB Asbestos Containing Material = >1%asbestos Alternative Environmental Technologies Friable ACM, creates dust with hand pressure Gypsum Wallboard full depth sample FAA NA NF ND (+) Flame Atomic Absorpton Not Applicable Non friable, no dust on contact Non -Detect (-) Positive M'LAP % Lead PPM < RL Sid National Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program Pamper million (ppm) / 10,000 ug/g; mg/kg; or mg/L Less than Analytical Reporting Limit EPA Std. 0.5 %Lead Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report APPENDIX 2: SAMPLE LOCATION MAP Figure 1: Sample Location Map RFX Conc 30 s.f. Figure I: Sample Location Map Jl Vista Del W, Edmonds, WA 98026 Asbestos; Lead Paint Chip Wd Dk 190 s.f. Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report APPENDIX 3: SITE PHOTOGRAPHS r r 11. Sample 6: Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report A6 eramic ble & Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report n��.�a�i��s�r.�iriz:�• � • iz:�r Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Asbestos Material List PUGET SOUND CLEAN AIR AGENCY Asbestos Survey Guidance Sample Asbestos -Containing Material List • Window Glazing • Paper Fire Box in Walls • Stucco • Fire Doors • Cement Pipes • HVAC Duct Insulation • Cement Board/Transite • Boiler/Tank Insulation • Duct Tape/Paper • Breaching Insulation • Furnace Insulation • Ductwork Flexible Connections • Vinyl sheet Flooring/Mastic • Construction Mastics • Vinyl Floor Tile/Mastic • Acoustical Ceiling Texture ("popcorn") • Poured Flooring • Electrical Panel Partitions • Pipe Insulation/Fittings • Electrical Cloth • Plaster/wall Joints • Electrical Wiring Insulation • Textured Paints/Coatings • Chalkboards • Ceiling Tiles/Panels/Mastic • Roofing Shingles • Spray -applied Insulation • Built-up Roofing • Blown -in Insulation • Base Flashing • Fireproofing • Rolled Roofing • Sink Insulation • Caulking/Putties • Packing Materials • Incandescent Light Fixture Backing • High Temperature Gaskets • Joint Compound/Wallboard • Lab Hoods/Table Tops • Brick Mortar • Fire Blankets • Vinyl Wall Coverings • Fire Curtains/Hose • Vapor Barrier • Sink Insulation • Cement Roofing Shingles • Elevator Brake Shoes • Gray Roofing Paint • Asphalt Flooring • Nicolet (white) Roofing paper • Paper on backside of Fiberglass • Sub -flooring Slip Sheet Insulation • .Erkot Roofing Material • Mudded Pipe Elbow Insulation • Laboratory Fume Hoods Note: This list does not include every product that may contain asbestos. It is intended as a general guide to show which types of materials may contain asbestos. Form No. 66-149 Asbestos Survey Guidance Rev. 3 13 07 RDH:LSS Page 5 of 5 April 14, 2020 Brian Hunt Alternative Environmental Technologies 5129 Evergreen Way D9 Everett, WA 98203 RE: Total Metal Analysis Method: EPA 7000B Lead by FAA <paint> Item Code: FAA-02 Client Project: Kearsley 3217 Location: 17901 Vista Del Mar Dr 98026 Dear Mr. Hunt, NVL INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SERVICES LABORATORY - MANAGEMENT - TRAINING NVL Batch # 2006926.00 NVL Labs received 2 sample(s) for the said project on 4/1312020. Preparation of these samples was conducted following protocol outlined in EPA 305117000B , unless stated otherwise. Analysis of these samples was performed using analytical instruments in accordance with EPA 7000B Lead by FAA <paint>. The results are usually expressed in mg/Kg and percentage (%). Test results are not blank corrected. For recent regulation updates pertaining to current regulatory levels or permissible exposure levels, please call your local regulatory agencies for more detail. At NVL Labs all analyses are performed under strict guidelines of the Quality Assurance Program. This report is considered highly confidential and will not be released without your approval. Samples are archived after two weeks from the analysis date. Please feel free to contact us at 206-547-0100, in case you have any questions or concerns. Sincerely, - � 4 �-- - Shalini Patel, Lab Supervisor Enc.: Sample results c\NL=.RS9 25P` 11 1995-tOtO Ll AIHA LAP, LLC aCCREoffEOtABORAlOR'f �^ 11ACCR M1T'A91Ed8Pl:ROIWd51l'�JD ISWEC1HWiW5 LAB# 101861 Phone: 206 547.0100 1 Fax: 206 634.1936 1 Toll Free: 1.888.NVL.LABS (685.5227) 4708 Aurora Avenue North I Seattle, WA 98103-6516 page 1 of 4 Analysis Report NVL Total Lead (Pb) Client: Alternative Environmental Technologies Batch #: 2006926.00 Address: 5129 Evergreen Way D9 Matrix: Paint Everett, WA 98203 Method: EPA 3051/7000B Client Project #: Kearsley 3217 Attention: Mr. Brian Hunt Date Received: 4/13/2020 Project Location: 17901 Vista Del Mar Dr 98026 Samples Received: 2 Samples Analyzed: 2 Sample RL in Results Results in Lab ID Client Sample # Weight (g) mg/Kg in mg/Kg percent 20052873 1L 0.1996 50 1100 0.11 20052874 2L 0.2085 48 10000 1.0 Sampled by: Client Analyzed by: Ruth Schumaker Date Analyzed: 04/14/2020 Reviewed by: Shalini Patel Date Issued: 04/14/2020 Shalini Patel, Lab Supervisor mg/ Kg =Milligrams per kilogram RL = Reporting Limit Percent = Milligrams per kilogram / 10000 <' = Below the reporting Limit Note : Method QC results are acceptable unless stated otherwise. Unless otherwise indicated, the condition of all samples was acceptable at time of receipt. Bench Run No: 2020-0414-4 FAA-02 page 2 of 4 LEAD LABORATORY SERVICES NVL Company Altemative_EnvironmentaLTechnologies NVL Batch Number 2006926.00 Address 5A29-Evergr€en_WayD9 ___ TAT 5 Days -_ -- Everett WA_98203— _ Rush TAT Project Manager Mr. Brian Hunt Due Date 4/20/2020 Time 8.00 AM_ — Phone (425) 232-9860 _ Email brian@alternative-technolagie Cell: (425)_2324860 Fax j_-425) 5140444 Project Name/Number: Kearsley 3217 Project Location: 179n1 vista I)el Mar Dr 98026 Subcategory FlarneAA (EAA) ______ _ Item Code FAA_02 F_PA_7400B Lead by FAA <paint> Total Number of Samples _ 2 Lab ID Samole ID Descrintinn Rush Samples Alp 1 20052873 11- A 2 20052874 2L A Print Name Signature Company Date Time Sampled by Client Relinquished by I Drop Box Office Use Only Print Name Signature Cmmnnnv nnte Tlme Received by Hilary Crumley NVL 4/13/20 800 Analyzed by Ruth Schumaker NVL 4/14/20 Results Called by ❑ Faxed ❑ Emailed Special Received C -KA Date: 4/13/2020 Time: 12:21 PM Entered By: Kelly AuVu page 3 of 4 2006926 METALS i(Im Around Time ❑ 2 Hour ❑ 4 Hours 0 24 Hours IMN/xx1NVL 111a11r11T• CHAIN OF CUSTODY 2 Da O 3 Days❑ 4 Days 5 Days x111117 • aa1W1 U 6-10 Days a 1 for TAT less than 24 Hours Company N6ametive Environments] Technologies Project Manager Brian Hunt MA RA Address 8129 Evergreen Way, Suite D9 _ cell 425.232.9860 Everett, WA98203 425.232.9860 briatt�t:f 1i,,: ::•.;I: aJ,:rhs.cnt i Phone S �32, ITE�d Small Fax Project Name/Number be.t'skiL5z I -I Projjeccrt Location ,rota) Metals }( l FAA (PPm ❑ r Filter }P paint Chips (%) lO t _ p mil RCRA 8 TCLp G OGFAA(M OPaint nq ODust Wipes RCRA 11 ing Watps O GFAA (ppb) ODrinking Water OWaste Water Warlum OChromium usiiver OCopper O Arsenic OMercury Lead uNAA (ppb) Cl Other OZinc Reporting Instructions Cl Selenium OCadmium ❑Other r / _ OCall (40—) 2Ji -L�(%� ( ❑Fax Total Number of Samples $� HUII1<. Sampled by Signature Company Date Time �. Relinquish by Brian Hunt to Z d Office Use only V [vId 'n' Name Received by Analyzed by Called by Faxed/Email by 16 4708 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103 1 p 206.547.0100 1 f 206.634.1936 I www.nvllabs.com page 4 of 4 SEATTLE ASBESTOS TEST, LLC Seattle Laboratory: 4500 9tn Ave. NE, Suite 300, Seattle, WA 96105, Tel: 206.633.1111, Fax: 206.633.4747, NVLAP Lab Code: 201057-0 w .seattleasbestostwt.00m, admin@seattleasbestostesLcom Project Manager Mr. Brian Hunt Date Analyzed: 4/15/2020 Client: Alternative Environmental Technologies Client Jobk: 3217 Address: 5129 Evergreen Way D9, Everett, WA 98203 Project Location: 17901 Vista Del Mar WA9W26 Tel: 425.514.0444 Laboratory batch#: 202019909 Samples Received: 20 Enclosed please find the test results for the bulk samples submitted to our laboratory for asbestos analysis. Analysis was performed using polarized light microscopy (PLM) in accordance with Test Method US EPA -40 CFR Appendix E of Part 763, Interim Method of Determination of Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples and Test Method US EPA/600/R-93/116. Percentages for this report are done by visual estimate and relate to the suggested acceptable error ranges by the method. Since variation in data increases as the quantity of asbestos decreases toward the limit of detection, the EPA recommends point counting for samples containing between <1 % and 10% asbestos (NESHAP, 40 CFR Part 61). Statistically, point counting is a more accurate method. If you feel a point count might be beneficial, please feel free to call and request one. The test results refer only to the samples or items submitted and tested. The accuracy with which these samples represent the actual materials is totally dependent on the acuity of the person who took the samples. This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification, approval, or endorsement by Seattle Asbestos Test, LLC, NVLAP, NIST, or any agency of the Federal government. The test report or calibration certificate shall not be reproduced except in full, without written approval of the laboratory. This report is highly confidential and will not be released without your consent. Samples are archived for 30 days after the analysis, and disposed of as hazardous waste thereafter. Thank you for using our service and let us know if we can further assist you Sincerely Steve (Fanyao) Zhang President �/ SEATTLE ASBESTOS TEST, LLC BATCH 19711 SMber Lake Rd. Suite D, Lynnwood, WA 98036 Tel: (425) 673-MO. Fax: (425) 673-9810 Website: seat0easbestostestcom CHAIN OF CUSTODY Analysis Type: Bulk Analysis_, I Turn Around Time S A Number of Samples Z.0 Client Job # Client Name AET (Alternative Environmental Technologies)_ Address _5129 Evergreen Way D9_ ; City —Everett—; State_ WA Zip 98203_ Phone 425.232.9860_ Fax NA __; Email. brian alternative-technolo 'es.com acto ' sol.com Project Location 1,-m ,-11' - Nknager Brian Hunt Semple Condition: Good Damaged Severe Damage(Spillane) SEQ# SAMPLE D SAMPLE DESCRIPTION Lab ID _ Comment AIR 1 2 '2� ( 61e � - CLc 3 bb q (1 QG /` � U li21. 5 5� r� ti�,va7,n Lc ✓ 'l / - liL — 0 1J� i2CLo i 0 � 0 r NA vLe4kiv0t fi 11 2 •, 12 ( It A- [2- "Idhtj� n� d 13 2 ( m1 �� G Gk 14 c`le L r t� K lx'lA wtit t �h. j1 Ld Z¢k i Q '� d 1 16 17 L ttS1 rJ u> e (� 4 7�, Wee 0 19is 20 OV ? 1 ' t� + cf l G Print Signature Company Name Date Time Sampletiby Brian Hunt AET �t Relinquished by Brian Hunt AET Delivered by Brian Ham AET Received*- Jh .. 1n iri / jb.. 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This report must not be used by the client to claim product certification, approval. or endorsement by Seattle Asbestos Test, LLC, NVLAP, NIST, or any agency of the Federal government ANALYTICAL LABORATORY REPORT PLM by Method EPA/6001R-93/116 Alm.: Mr. Brian Hunt o;;e,n: AfternTechnologies Environmental Add.— 5129 Evergreen Way D9, Everett, WA 98203 Technologies JaIX: 3217 eatcM1R: 202019909 Date Received: 411012020 samples Reed: 20 brae Asc,Ve: 4/15/2020 samples Analysed: 20 Projectu- 17901 Vista Del Mar WA98026 i/ Analysed by CAmlyn Yeor(-u Reviewed cy. 51eve(Fanyea) 2hang, President Lab ID CUM Sample ID Layer Description % Asbestos Fibers NcnFftmus Components % Nonasbestw Fibers 1 1 1 Off-white brittle None Binder, Filler, Paint 2 Cellulose material with paint detected 2 2 1 Off-white brittle None Binder, Filler, Paint 2 Cellulose material with paint detected 3 3 1 Graysandy/brittle None Sand, Filler, Binder 3 Cellulose material detected Silver/gray 1 soft/elastic material None with woven fibrous detected Binder, Filler 37 Synthetic fibers 4 4 material 2 Off-white fibrous None Filler 84 Cellulose material detected Tan/red 1 sandy/brittle None detected Sand, Filler, Binder 2 Cellulose 5 5 material 2 Gray sandy/brittle None Sand, Filler, Binder 3 Cellulose material detected 1 Red ceramic None Ceramic/binder None detected detected 6 6 Gray sandy/brittle 2 material with trace None Sand, Filler, 2 Cellulose detected Binder, Paint paint Oif--white None 7 7 1 sandy/brittle detected Sand, Filler, Binder 3 Cellulose material Dark yellow fibrous None Filler, Glass beads, 8 8 1 material with wood detected Wood debris 91 Glass fibers debris Off-white/gray 1 woven fibrous None detected Filler, Paint 88 Synthetic fibers 9 9 material with paint 2 Off-white mastic None Mastic/binder 2 Cellulose detected 1 Off-white vinyl None Vinyl/binder None detected detected 2 Off-white tile None Vinyl/binder, 2 Cellulose 10 10 detected Mineral rains 3 Clear mastic None Mastic/binder 4 Cellulose detected 1 Gray sheet vinyl None Vinyl/binder None detected detected 11 11 Gray fibrous None Binder/filler, 2 material with detected Mastic/binder 67 Cellulose mastic 1 White ceramic None detected Ceramic/binder None detected 12 12 2 White sandy/brittle None Sand. FillerBinder 3 Cellulose material detected . Page 1 of 3 SEATTLE ASBESTOS TEST Seattle Labaatory.4500 9th Ave. NE, Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98105, Tel: 206.633.1111, Fax 206.633.4747, NVLAP Lab Code: 20i057-0 Disclaimer: This report must not be used by the client to claim product cedification; approval, or endorsement by Searle Asbestos Test, LLC, NVLAP, NIST, or any agency of the Federal govemment, ANALYTICAL LABORATORY REPORT PLM by Method EPA16001R-93/116 Mr. Brian Hunt crane Alternative Environmental Addmcs : 5129 Evergreen Way D9, Everett, WA 98203 Technologies 3ebY: 3217 aotcmt: 202019909 Darn Raaemed: 4/10/2020 sample:a & 20 Date Analyzed: 4/15/2020 SampMSAnalysed: 20 vmieot o : 17901 Vista Del Mar WA98026 Malymtlby. CamlYn Yeo Reviewed bY: Steve (Fan)ao)2M1ag. President Lab ID Client Sample ID Layer Description % Asbestos Fibers Non -fibrous Components % Non -asbestos Fibers 3 Yellow mastic None Mastic/binder 2 Cellulose 12 12 detected 4 White powdery None Binder, Filler, Paint 3 Cellulose material with paint detected 1 Brown/tan file None Vinyl/binder, 3 Cellulose detected Mineral grains 2 Clear mastic None Mastic/binder 2 Cellulose detected 13 13 Green vinyl Nonected Vinyl/binder 2 Cellulose det r70 Black asphaltic None Asphalt/binder, 4 fibrous material detected Mastic/binder, Filler Cellulose With mastic 1 Gray ceramic None Ceramic/binder None detected detected 2 Trace white brittle None Binder, Filler 2 Cellulose 14 14 material detected 3 Yellow mastic None Mastidbinder 3 Cellulose detected 1 White ceramic None Ceramic/binder None detected detected 2 White brittle None Binder, Filler 2 Cellulose 15 15 material detected 3 Yellow mastic None Mastic/binder 3 Cellulose detected 4 White powdery None Binder, Filler, Paint 3 Cellulose material with paint detected 1 Tan fibrous None Filler, Paint 81 Cellulose material with paint detected 2 Trace yellow None Mastic/binder 2 Cellulose 16 16 mastic detected 3 White powdery None Binder, Filler 3 Cellulose material detected 4 Off-white chalky None Binder/filler, 26 Cellulose material with paper 1 detected Gypsum/binder 1 White powdery None Binder, Filler, Paint 3 Cellulose 17 17 material with paint detected 2 Off-white chalky None Binder/filler, 23 Cellulose material with paper detected Gypsum/binder White powdery 1 material with paint None detected Binder, Filler, Paint 21 Cellulose 18 18 and paper 2 Off-white chalky None Binderffiller, 25 Cellulose material with Paper detected Gypsum/hinder 19 19 1 Black asphaltic fibrous material None Asphalt/binder, 55 Cellulose with sand detected Filter, Sand Page 2 of 3 SEATTLE ASBESTOS TEST Seattle Laboratory. 4500 9th Ave. NE, Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98105, Tel: 206-633.1111, Fax 206.633.4747, NVLAP Lab Code: 201057-0 Disdaimer. This report must not be used by the dient to daim product cer0cation, approval, or endorsement by Seattle Asbestos Test, LLC, NVLAP, NIST, or any agency of the Federal government. ANALYTICAL LABORATORY REPORT PLM by Method EPA/6001R-93/116 Ann-: Mr. Brian Hunt on. Alternative Environmental Ada : 5129 Evergreen Way D9, Everett, WA 98203 Technologies Jobtl: 3217 ertcFbF 202019909 Date Received: 4/1012020 samPla %J: 20 Dzm Aaslyae : 4/15/2020 samples Analytt : 20 PmIMLoc.: 17901 Vista Del Mar WA98026 C� i; _ �uu� AnaFy@ by. Carolyn Yeo �by: eOere lFa^l )ZM1ong. President Lab ID Client Sample ID Layer Description % Asbestos Fdress NonfiMws Components % Non -asbestos Fbus 2 Black asphaltic None Asphalt/binder 2 Cellulose material detected Black asphaltic 3 fibrous material None Asphalt/binder, 59 Cellulose with sand detected Filler, Sand 4 Black asphaltic None Asphalt/binder 3 Cellulose 19 19 material detected Black asphaltic None Asphalt/binder, 5 fibrous material detected Filler, Sand 58 Cellulose with sand 6 Black asphaltic None Asphalt/binder 2 Cellulose material detected 7 Black asphaltic None Asphalt/binder, material with sand detected Sand 24 Glass fibers Black asphaltic None Asphalt/binder, Cellulose, 1 fibrous material detected Filler, Sand 62 Synthetic fibers with sand 20 20 2 Black asphaltic None Asphalt/binder 2 Cellulose material detected 3 Black asphaltic None AsphaMinder, 65 Cellulose fibrous material 1 detected Filler Page 3 of 3 Asbestos Good Faith Inspection AET 3217 17901 Vista Del Mar Drive, Edmonds, WA 98026 04/17/20 Summary Report APPENDIX 5: QUALIFICATIONS David J. Leonard MSPH CIH Mr. Leonard has over 20 years experience as an environmental scientist, identifying potential health hazards, applying appropriate technologies, interpreting analytical data, providing practical solutions for risk management and addressing the concerns of people regarding conditions that may be harmful to human health and the environment. Experience Environmental Scientist 1985 - present Provide environmental science consulting through a multidisciplinary approach to reduce risk posed by suspected or confirmed contamination. Work well with people as a valuable and honest resource for clients needing a leader to constructively solve health and safety matters. • Experience developing and managing comprehensive programs, including Occupational Health and Safety, Indoor Air Quality, Toxin Monitoring, Asbestos Management & Respiratory Protection. • Experience assessing multiple hazards including indoor air quality, mold, asbestos, lead, hazardous waste, ergonomics, fall protection, noise, and many toxic gases including carbon monoxide, formaldehyde and benzene. • Experience working with large and small businesses, including Oil Companies, Medical Centers, Universities, Facility Owners and Construction Firms. • Demonstrated excellent communication skills. • Effective and skilled health and safety teacher. • Experience and ability to provide effective risk communication to potentially exposed populations addressing both the hazards of the situation and the outrage people experience. • Experience supervising staff and managing office activities. Education Master of Science in Public Health, University of Washington, 1986 School of Public Health and Community Medicine Department of Environmental Health, Industrial Hygiene and Safety Bachelor of Science, Microbiology, University of Washington, 1982 Bachelor of Science, Biology, University of Washington, 1982 Certifications Certified Industrial Hygienist, Comprehensive Practice, 1988, American Board of Industrial Hygiene Supervisor Skills Certificate, 1999, University of Washington EPA Asbestos Hazard Building Inspector and Project Designer EPA Lead Hazard Inspector and Project Designer Professional Member, Pacific Northwest Section 1982 to present Membership American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) Certificate of Comptetion EPA Provider # 1085 This is to certify that ®avid J. Leonard has satisfactorily completed 4 hours of refresher training as an AHERA Building Inspector to comply with the training requirements of TSCA Title II, 40 CFR 763 (AHERA) 173884 Certificate Number ® n Jul 3, 2019 Expires in 1 year. Date(s) of Training TRAINING -CONSULTING n i1er m Co„,,„, Exam Score: N/A Instructor (if applicable) ARGUS PACIFIC. INC 121905 64ch AVE W. SUITE 100 1 MOUNTLAKETERRACE.WASHINGTON 98043 1206.285.3373 IARGUSPACIFIC.COM BRIAN HUNT PRESENT: Alternative Environmental Technologies (AET), Alternative Technologies, Sole Proprietorship, Alternative Technologies LLC, Managing Member EDUCATION: M.A. Physiology & Behavioral Biology, San Francisco S. U. 1982 B.A. Psychology & Biology, San Francisco State University, 1974 LICENSURE: Brian Hunt Construction # BrianHC044NF (Inactive) Contractors State License # 679269 (Inactive) (1) A: General Engineering Contractor -Hazardous Substances (2) B: General Building Contractor (3) Asb: Asbestos AFFILIATIONS: PNS-AIHA - Pacific Northwest Section - AIHA 1998 ASTM Committee E-50 - Environmental Assessment American Indoor Air Quality Council - 2004 CERTIFICATIONS & EXTENDED EDUCATION: Certified Risk Assessor, WSDOC # 6973, 2020 Lead Risk Assessor, Argus, 2017 Lead Inspector, Argus, 2017 Confined Space Entry, Argus, 2017 Health Effects Attributed to Mold, EMLab, 2016 Allergens & Allergic Diseases, EMLab, 2014 Bacteria: Evaluating Exposure & Health Risk, EMLab, 2014 Fungal Data Interpretation, EMLab, 2014 Strategies for Mold Investigations & Sampling, EMLab, 2014 EPA Lead Renovator, RGA Environmental, Inc.: Argus: 2009, 2017 Lead RRP Training Provider Training, Oregon & Washington Lead -Based Paint Programs, Alliance for Healthy Homes, 2009 Vapor Intrusion, Due Diligence Workshop, EDR, 2008 Bacteria & IAQ- Indoor Air Quality Council — 2006 IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standard Seminar-AIAQC - 2004 Indoor Allergens-MOIdU-Environmental Microbiology Laboratory, Inc.2004 American Lung Association, Mold & Moisture Intrusion 2004 Financial Management for the Closely Held Business, SEAFIRST Bankl997 Certified Asbestos Consultant, DOHS, 92-0001 - 1998 Registered Environmental Assessor, #04306, CAL -EPA -1997 Environmental Site Assessments for Commercial Real Estate, ASTM - 1997 Lead Abatement Training for Supervisors & Contractors, OSU, 1994 Principles of Radiation Protection, U. of W., 1994 Hazardous Materials Manager Review Course - 1992 Managing Indoor Air Quality Episodes, UC Irvine - 1991 AHERA Building Inspector and Management Planner # 151 - 1988 Rocky Mountain Comprehensive Review of Industrial Hygiene - 1988 Asbestos in Buildings: Designing Abatement Project (# 1089) - 1988 Protecting Workers from Chemical Hazards - 1988 Redesign of Existing Ventilation Systems - 1988 Asbestos Abatement Certification #0107 - Washington - 1988 Asbestos Abatement Certification # 1809 - Alaska - 1987 NIOSH 582 Course, Sampling & Evaluating Airborne Asbestos Dust - 1987 Hazardous Waste Operations Training (40 hour), 1987 Community College Instructor Credential: (1) Health and Physical Care Services and Related Technologies (2) Biology Rewilm" Rri:ui Horn EMPLOYMENT: 1993-Present. Owner: Alternative Technologies, Alternative Environmental Technologies. Managing Member, Alternative Technologies, LLC 1990-1993. Chief Operating Officer, Executive Vice President, Ecologies, Anaheim, California. 1986-1990. Vice President, Regional Manager, Med-Tox Associates, Inc., Seattle, Washington. 1985-1986. Manager, Air Department, TMA-Norcal, Emeryville, California. 1983-1985. Field Supervisor/Chemist, Air Department, ERG/Ultrachem, Walnut Creek, California. 1982-1986. Instructor - Anatomy and Physiology, Contra Costa College, San Pablo, California. 1976-1982. Instructor, Anatomy/Physiology/Human Sexuality/ Advanced Cardiac Life Support/Basic and Advanced CPR, Contra Costa College and several universities in San Francisco, California. PROFESSIONAL Mr. Hunt founded the Alternative Technologies business lines in the mid 1990's to provide clients with professional services and consultation that would promote better environmental health and risk management in property management and construction. The goal has been to leverage client needs with industry and local community resources. The services provided include construction, environmental business management, and environmental assessments, management planning and design so that our clients can better manage their properties and maintain a healthy living and work environment. Mr. Hunt has provided business development services for four companies in the greater Seattle area since 1986. Typical business management for environmental companies in the state of Washington included: Business Line Development, NVL Laboratories, Inc., Branch Turn Around & branch startup for Seattle Asbestos Test, EHS International Inc., Med-Tox Associates, Brian Hunt Construction, Alternative Technologies and Alternative Environmental Technologies. For clients needing claims assistance for business losses, Mr. Hunt has provided accident investigations, estimates, environmental review and presentations for insurers and insured for property damage and business interruption in excess of $400 million dollars. Starting in 1991, Mr. Hunt was the managing member of Ecologies and held state licenses for the 42 million dollar California Corporation in General Construction, Asbestos and was the General Engineering Contractor for the company for Hazardous substances. In 1993, Mr. Hunt returned to the Pacific Northwest and opened his own construction business in conjunction with his environmental operations and continued to provide services in the public and private sector including demolition of facilities with hazardous materials and follow-up construction management for projects requiring certified restorations. Mr. Hunt has provided permitting under NEPA, Environmental Checklists, Site Assessments for Property Transfer, Conditional Use Permits and support for Public Hearings. 2fl20 S00- l till Resume. I voluble I pun Request 219e564.MAve W,#10D v MounOaka Terrace. WA 98043 n (206)285.3373 This certifies that4-aaaa,a,� Brian Hunt has satisfactorily completed 4 hours of refresher traininq as an AHERA Building Inspector to comply with the training requirements of TTSSCA Title II, 40 CFR 763 (AHERA) %) EPA Provider # 1085 Istrucor Dale: Sep 18.2019 Expires in 1 year. Cert. mm: 174710 21905 64h Ave W, #100 Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043 (206) 2853373 This certifies that 7.Z 0 Brian Hunt " has satisfactorily completed 4 hours of refresher training as an AHERA Management Planner to comply with the training requirements of � TSjCA Title 11, 40 CFR 763 (AHERA) !1 '14� EPA Provider# 1085 instructor Date: Sep 18.2019 Expires in 1 year. can. Num: 174743 2190564h Ave W, #100 Mountlake Terrace. WA 98M (2%)285-3373 This certifies that *x-TMwn Brian Hunt "® " has satisfactorily completed 8 hours of refresher traininq as an AHERA Project Designer to comply with the training requirements of TSCA Title 11, 40 CFR 763 (AHERA) � C'40 EPA Provider # 1085 instructor Date: Sep 19.2019 Expires in 1 year, Gen. Num: 174752 19M W. Nickerson, Suite 315 • Seadla, WA 98119 (206) 518.SM This certifies that Brian Hunt 5129 Evergreen Way D9 Everett has satisfactorily complete,, 8 hours of initial training in Lead'Renovator(English)- Washington m canplienrs vrih 40 CFR Part 745.225 on WAG 365.230 training requirements. WA Training Pmicier Gert: 9015 WA 98203 Q .f�ellRr^S+++r- J1wN Cart #: R-1-9016WA-17.0029 Class Date: Mar 6. 2017 Expiration Date: Mer 6, 2022 Lead -Based Paint Program Kenneth Brian Hunt Rtski4ssor Cer� MAL Efalres 1 3/2G2G Department of Commerce