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• <br />40 <br />a <br />720 4th St. Vero Beach, FL asbestos survey report 09122 OB page 2.... <br />The building has exterior mounted AIC units with fiberglass insulated flexible ducting <br />attached with metallic tape. All observed ducting and air handling machinery utilized <br />metal duct taping for connections. No plans or specifications were available for review. <br />Survey Results: <br />The following building materials were identified as suspect asbestos -containing materials <br />(ACM). Bold indicated bulk samples collected <br />Homogenous Material DW1 - DW 3 : Interior wall and ceiling drywall 0 v; <br />In accord with the limited scope of this survey 15 bulk samples of Homogeneous <br />Materials DW1-DW3, RF1, RF2, VAT1, VAT2 & Misc1 were collected and analyzed. The <br />laboratory analytical report is included as appendix A. <br />Summary of Laboratory Analysis- laboratory results are s-ummarized below. <br />No asbestos was detected in Homogeneous Materials DW1-DW3, RF2, VAT1 & VAT2 <br />30% Chrysotile asbestos was detected in Homogeneous Material RP felt layer an <br />area of approximately 18'x12' <br />5% Chrysotile asbestos was detected in Homogeneous Material Misc1 <br />Homogenous Material RM1 & STI were not sampied and assumed to contain asbestos <br />tliS cu ss to n: <br />The inspected areas of the Building were observed to be in good condition. <br />The sink coated with Homogeneous material Misc1 is scheduled for removal. Remove <br />with mastic intact and dispose of properly. Improper removal or disposal of this material <br />can release asbestos fibers. <br />Some floor tiles ( VAT ) analyzed using polarized light microscopy (PLM) EPA 1982 <br />Interim Method have been found to contain thin asbestos fibers that are only able to be <br />detected using the transmission electron microscopy (TEM) methods. TEM analysis of <br />composite <br />Homogenous Material <br />RF1 : <br />Dining area resilient flooring and2.2 C f 7sc <br />mastic /'P'<Z a--� <br />Homogenous Material <br />RF2: <br />Bathrooms resilient flooring and 0 <br />mastic <br />Homogenous Material <br />VAT1 - <br />VAT2: 12" x 12" floor tile and d{ <br />mastic <br />Homogenous Material <br />Misc1 : <br />Kitchen sink asphaltic coating" <br />Homogenous Material <br />RM 1: <br />Roofing material composite ,i.�t�1L <br />Homogenous Material <br />ST 1: <br />Exterior stucco finish <br />In accord with the limited scope of this survey 15 bulk samples of Homogeneous <br />Materials DW1-DW3, RF1, RF2, VAT1, VAT2 & Misc1 were collected and analyzed. The <br />laboratory analytical report is included as appendix A. <br />Summary of Laboratory Analysis- laboratory results are s-ummarized below. <br />No asbestos was detected in Homogeneous Materials DW1-DW3, RF2, VAT1 & VAT2 <br />30% Chrysotile asbestos was detected in Homogeneous Material RP felt layer an <br />area of approximately 18'x12' <br />5% Chrysotile asbestos was detected in Homogeneous Material Misc1 <br />Homogenous Material RM1 & STI were not sampied and assumed to contain asbestos <br />tliS cu ss to n: <br />The inspected areas of the Building were observed to be in good condition. <br />The sink coated with Homogeneous material Misc1 is scheduled for removal. Remove <br />with mastic intact and dispose of properly. Improper removal or disposal of this material <br />can release asbestos fibers. <br />Some floor tiles ( VAT ) analyzed using polarized light microscopy (PLM) EPA 1982 <br />Interim Method have been found to contain thin asbestos fibers that are only able to be <br />detected using the transmission electron microscopy (TEM) methods. TEM analysis of <br />