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HealthSafe Inspections Inc
390 Apple Drive
Basalt CO 81621
970-920-2100
Jim Baker
CDPHE Asbestos Building Inspector, Asbestos Air Monitoring Specialist (AMS) &
Project Designer Certification #13437
CDPHE Lead-Based Paint Inspector & Lead Hazard Assessor Certification #23607
ASBESTOS REPORT
DATE
10/08/2017
CLIENT
834 West Hallam Associates, LLC.
c/o Matt Brown
515 W Gillespie St
Aspen CO 81611
PROJECT PROPERTY ADDRESS
834 West Hallam Street, Aspen, Colorado 81611
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COLORADO & FEDERAL ASBESTOS REGULATIONS SUMMARY
Regulation No. 8 Part B – Asbestos of the Colorado Department of Public Health and
Environment (CDPHE), Air Quality Control Commission requires a State-certified
Asbestos Building Inspector to inspect and collect bulk samples of all suspect asbestos
containing materials (ACM) or suspect asbestos containing building materials (ACBM)
prior to their disturbance, removal or demolition and disposal. The suspect materials shall
be analyzed by a NVLAP accredited laboratory by polarized light microscopy (PLM)
using EPA 600 analytical method. A material which is estimated to contain more than 1%
asbestos is classified as ACM/ACBM and regulated by the State and Federal
governments. Any friable (able to crush or reduce to powder by finger pressure) asbestos
with trace amounts of asbestos fibers or less than 1% must be point-counted using EPA
400 analytical method to prove that it is indeed less than 1%; if not, it must be classified
as ACM/ACBM and shall be treated as a State and Federal regulated material. Any
friable asbestos containing material (greater than 1% asbestos concentration) or
ACM/ACBM that could be rendered friable during its removal or demolition and disposal
shall require an asbestos abatement by a certified asbestos abatement contractor to
remove and dispose of the material(s).
A Colorado State (CDPHE) issued asbestos abatement permit is required for the
following trigger levels of ACM/ACBM:
1. Residential buildings of four or fewer units--if more than 32 square feet of any
surface coverage (e.g., gypsum wallboard or drywall and associated applied surfacing
materials/textures, acoustic sprays, joint compounds, plaster, etc.), 50 feet of asbestos
covered or asbestos insulated pipe or any material which would fill a 55-gallon drum is
going to be disturbed, removed or disposed of, an asbestos abatement permit is required.
2. Residential complexes with more than four residential units, public access areas to a
residential building, commercial and retail buildings, public and civic buildings,
industrial buildings--if more than 160 square feet of surfacing materials, 260 linear feet
or more than 35 cubic feet (NESHAP) or 55-gallon drum (CDPHE) of suspect
ACM/ACBM is going to be disturbed, removed or disposed of, an asbestos abatement
permit is required under NESHAP and by the CDPHE.
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The regulations require an absolute minimum of 3 samples (EPA suggests 9) per
homogenous suspect surfacing and TSI materials and an absolute minimum of 1 sample
of homogenous miscellaneous materials or any number of “samples sufficient to
determine whether a material is ACM” (Reg8.IV.D.3). More samples are required based
on surface area or volume. These are minimums; the asbestos building inspector has the
field responsibility to determine homogenous materials and the number of samples to
collect per material; more than the minimum number of samples may be necessary at the
discretion of the inspector. An assessment of friability and functional space conditions of
the materials are also the inspector’s field responsibilities.
OSHA compliance is required for all employers and employees no matter the
quantity of asbestos present, and therefore it does not matter what the quantity or
trigger levels are: all suspect ACM/ACBM shall be inspected and tested for asbestos
prior to their disturbance, removal and disposal for worker protection and safety.
See EPA 40 CFR 763.121 Worker Protection Rule, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.134 Respirator
Protection Standard, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1001 General Industry Standard and OSHA 29
CFR 1926.1101 Construction Standard regulations when dealing with asbestos hazards.
Note: County or City regulations may be more stringent.
CLIENT BACKGROUND
834 West Hallam Associates, LLC. in care of Matt Brown hired HealthSafe Inspections,
Inc. (hereinafter, HealthSafe) to perform an asbestos building inspection, bulk sampling
and report for the demolition of the non-historical north half of the building and an
historical demolition/renovation of the historical south half of the building. Prior to these
activities and the submittal for demolition and building permits, an asbestos inspection,
bulk sampling and PLM analysis of those samples is required. This report is unlimited to
the complete demolition and disposal of the north more recent addition. This report is
unlimited for the complete gut and partial demolition of the historically preserved south
half of the building.
VISUAL INSPECTION & LABORATORY FINDINGS
An inspection was conducted by Jim Baker of HealthSafe on September 25, 2017.
Suspect ACM/ACBM were identified and sampled for the purposes stated above. All
suspect materials were sampled. Those materials are the following:
1. Window glazing putty on the west and east sides of the historical south
building (representative of all exterior windows), a homogeneous miscellaneous
material requiring at least one sample [sample -2; W-GLZ & E-GLZ]. The PLM
analytical estimated results: 3% Chrysotile asbestos in the west window tested
and 2% Chrysotile asbestos in the east window tested. This material in its current
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assessed condition is significantly damaged friable asbestos in a quantity less than
a 55-gallon drum. This material will require an abatement contractor to abate. The
windows can be contained and removed from the building and abated off-site if
they are going to be historically preserved. Otherwise, they will have to be abated
of the asbestos-containing putty on-site with proper containments and abatement
procedures.
2. Window glazing putty on the interior decorative windows (formerly original
exterior east windows), a homogeneous miscellaneous material requiring at least
one sample [sample 3; I-GLZ]. The PLM analytical estimated results: 2%
Chrysotile asbestos in the east currently interior window tested. This material in
its current assessed condition is significantly damaged friable asbestos in a
quantity less than a 55-gallon drum. This material will require an abatement
contractor to abate. The windows can be contained and removed from the building
and abated off-site if they are going to be historically preserved. Otherwise, they
will have to be abated of the asbestos-containing putty on-site with proper
containments and abatement procedures.
3. Asphaltic composition roofing shingles covering the entire roof of the historical
and additions, a homogeneous miscellaneous material requiring at least one
sample [sample 4; COMP-RF]. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE
DETECTED.
4. Asphaltic tar paper underneath the wood lap siding around the exterior
perimeter, a homogeneous miscellaneous material requiring at least one sample
[sample 5; SID-TP]. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE DETECTED.
5. A homogeneous taped and joint compounded drywall system with a flat finish and
currently painted brick-red (classified as a miscellaneous material as a complete
integral system) [samples 6-7; E-R-FLT-J-1,2]; these composite layered taped and
joint compounded drywall materials are on the ceiling and walls of the current
brick-red painted east-northeast addition dining room. The estimated surface
area is more than 32 sf, but less than 1,000 sf, requiring a minimum of at least two
composite core samples of all drywall layers (“…number of samples sufficient to
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determine” …if asbestos is present or not). The PLM analytical estimated results:
NONE DETECTED.
6. A homogeneous trowel-applied surfacing material/texture with a sanded flat
finish, currently painted brick-red [samples 8-10; E-R-FLT-T-1,2,3]. This
surfacing material/texture is on ceilings and walls of the east-northeast addition
dining room currently painted brick-red. The estimated surface area is more than
32 sf, but less than 1,000 sf, requiring a minimum of at least three
surfacing/texture material samples. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE
DETECTED.
7. North kitchen, basement pantry stairwell and partial west dining area, a
homogeneous taped and joint compounded drywall system (classified as a
miscellaneous material as a complete integral system) [samples 11 -12; N-ST-
C/W-J-1,2]; these composite layered taped and joint compounded drywall
materials have a more recent “skip-trowel” texture. The estimated surface area is
more than 32 sf, but less than 1,000 sf, requiring a minimum of at least two
composite core samples of all drywall layers (“…number of samples sufficient to
determine” …if asbestos is present or not). The PLM analytical estimated results:
NONE DETECTED.
8. A homogeneous trowel-applied surfacing material/texture (“”) [samples 13-15; N-
ST-C/W-T-1,2,3]. This surfacing material/texture is on ceilings and walls of the
north kitchen, basement pantry stairwell and partial west dining area. The
estimated surface area is more than 32 sf, but less than 1,000 sf, requiring a
minimum of at least three surfacing/texture material samples. The PLM analytical
estimated results: NONE DETECTED.
9. Black rubber stair mastic, a homogeneous miscellaneous material requiring a
minimum of one sample [sample 16; RUBR-STP-MSTC]. These steps are in the
north kitchen area going down to the basement pantry-mechanical area. The PLM
analytical estimated results: NONE DETECTED.
10. Brown-tan squares and rectangles sheet vinyl flooring in the back, middle part of
the dining area of the historical house. It is a homogeneous miscellaneous
material requiring at least one sample. [sample 17; SQ-SV]. This sheet vinyl is
mostly covered with a combination of a floor leveler and carpet gray carpet glue
and foam padding. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE DETECTED.
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11. A whitish floor leveling compound, a homogeneous miscellaneous material
requiring at least one sample [sample 18; LVLR]. The PLM analytical estimated
results: NONE DETECTED.
12. A red-brown sheet vinyl flooring with yellow mastic in the main floor
restroom/powder room underneath the greenish carpet, a homogenous
miscellaneous material approximately 30 sf requiring at least one sample [sample
19; RR-V]. The PLM analytical estimated results: 20% Chrysotile asbestos in
the vinyl and 5% Chrysotile asbestos in the yellow mastic. The assessed
condition is friable and significantly damaged. This material will require
asbestos abatement prior to the demolition/renovation of the historic building.
13. A red brick-like sheet vinyl flooring in an abandoned restroom or hallway of
about 40 sf, a homogeneous miscellaneous material requiring at least one sample
[sample 20; RP-BRK-V, sic, RD-BRK-V]. The PLM analytical estimated results:
20% Chrysotile asbestos. The assessed condition is friable and significantly
damaged on one end. This material will require asbestos abatement prior to the
demolition/renovation of the historic building.
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14. A orange-red sheet vinyl flooring with round dots at the opposite end of the
hallway/bathroom in paragraph 13 above, a miscellaneous material requiring at
least one sample [sample 21; DOTS-V]. The PLM analytical estimated results:
NONE DETECTED. See two photos below, different vinyl in two photos above.
15. A multi-colored linoleum flooring beneath the brown square/rectangle sheet vinyl
flooring in paragraph 10 above. This is an old-style linoleum made out of linseed
oil. It is a homogeneous miscellaneous material requiring at least one sample
[sample 22; F-1-DIN-LIV, sic, F-1-DIN-LIN]. The PLM analytical estimated
results: NONE DETECTED.
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16. A multi colored linoleum flooring in the second-floor laundry room, a
homogeneous, miscellaneous material requiring at least one sample [sample 23;
F-2-LNDR-LIV, sic, F-2-LNDR-LIN]. This is an old-style linoleum made out of
linseed oil. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE DETECTED.
17. A black tar-like substance beneath the oak hardwood flooring in the east-southeast
dining area, a homogeneous miscellaneous material requiring at least one sample
[sample 24; F-1-WD-FLR-TAR]. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE
DETECTED.
18. A black-gray exposed flooring mastic, a homogenous miscellaneous material
requiring at least on sample [sample 25; THRSH-MSTC]. The PLM analytical
estimated results: 2% Chrysotile asbestos. This ACM is friable and in
significantly damaged condition. It will require asbestos abatement. It appears as
though it is only in this threshold area between the doorway.
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19. A black, brittle adhesive over most of the brown square/rectangle sheet vinyl
flooring, a homogenous, miscellaneous materials requiring at least one sample
[sample 26; DIN-BLK-ADH]. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE
DETECTED.
20. Vermiculite found in the southwest main floor dining area electric baseboard
heater, a homogeneous, miscellaneous material requiring at least one sample
[sample 27; VERM]. It is unclear where this material actually came from; it could
be in the exterior walls of the old historic building. The PLM analytical estimated
results: NONE DETECTED. HealthSafe highly recommends that if this
material is discovered inside walls during renovation of this historical house
that more of this material is sampled and analyzed for asbestos. It is a
friable, problematic material, regardless if it contains asbestos fibers.
21. Historical house west and east dining area, entry and stairwell, a homogeneous
taped and joint compounded drywall system, believed to have been installed to
cover up original lath and plaster walls and ceilings (classified as a miscellaneous
material as a complete integral system) [samples 28-29; W-DIN-FLT-C/W-J-1,2].
The estimated surface area is more than 1,000 sf, but less than 5,000 sf, requiring
a minimum of at least two composite core samples of all drywall layers
(“…number of samples sufficient to determine” …if asbestos is present or not).
The PLM analytical estimated results: less than, <1% Chrysotile asbestos in the
joint compound with composite results of <0.25%. This is not classified as
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ACM/ACBM, but OSHA regulations shall apply when disturbing this material
due to the asbestos presence, a hazard when it becomes airborne.
22. Northwest dining area, main front door south entry area and stairwell walls and
ceilings, a homogeneous trowel-applied, flat finish surfacing material/texture
[samples 30-34; W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-1,2,3,4,5]. The estimated surface area is
more than 1,000 sf, but less than 5,000 sf, requiring a minimum of at least five
surfacing/texture material samples. The PLM analytical estimated results: <1%
Chrysotile asbestos, EPA 400 point counted with results <0.25%. This is not
classified as ACM/ACBM, but OSHA regulations shall apply when disturbing this
material due to the asbestos presence, a hazard when it becomes airborne.
23. East dining area with green paint and a roller-applied surfacing material/texture
over 32 sf, but less than 1,000 sf, requiring at least three samples [samples 35-37;
E-DIN-ROL-T-1,2,3]. The PLM analytical estimated results: <1% Chrysotile
asbestos, EPA 400 point counted with results <0.25%. This is not classified as
ACM/ACBM, but OSHA regulations shall apply when disturbing this material
due to the asbestos presence, a hazard when it becomes airborne.
24. A ceiling tile over the ceiling lath and plaster in the mid-hallway location of
restroom(s), a homogeneous, miscellaneous material requiring at least one sample
[sample 38; F-1-CLG-TIL]. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE
DETECTED.
25. Gray-white cementitious lath compound, some mixed with horse hair, expected to
be on all walls and ceilings of both floor levels of the historical house--mostly
covered with gypsum wallboard panels (drywall), a homogenous miscellaneous
material requiring at least one sample [sample 39; LATH]. The PLM analytical
estimated results: NONE DETECTED. The lath is pointed by the red arrows in
the two photos below.
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26. Light brown plaster applied over the cementitious lath compound, a homogeneous
surfacing material estimated to be over 1,000 sf, but less than 5,000 sf, requiring
at least five samples [samples 40-44; PLSTR-1,2,3,4,5]. The PLM analytical
estimated results: NONE DETECTED. The plaster is pointed by the yellow
arrows in the two photos above.
27. A second-floor ceiling tile in the top of the stairwell and hallway, a homogeneous,
miscellaneous material requiring at least one sample [sample 45; F-2-CLG-TIL].
The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE DETECTED.
28. A sheet vinyl flooring in the second-floor restroom, a homogeneous
miscellaneous material of approximately 16 sf requiring at least one sample
[sample 46; F-2-BTH-V]. The PLM analytical estimated results: 20% Chrysotile
asbestos in the flooring vinyl and 5% Chrysotile asbestos in the yellow mastic.
This is classified as ACM and will require an asbestos abatement contractor to
abate. The current assessed condition of the material is in damaged condition,
friable where the vinyl is torn and the edges are curled.
29. An antique jute-backed vinyl-like painted flooring material in the second-floor
bedroom closet, a homogenous, miscellaneous material requiring at least one
sample [sample 47; F-2-CLST-V]. The PLM analytical estimated results: NONE
DETECTED.
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A total of 47 suspect homogeneous ACM/ACBM bulk samples were collected and 47
samples were analyzed by EPA 600 PLM methodology. A total of 8 bulk samples were
analyzed by EPA 400 Point Count methodology. All samples were analyzed by a NVLAP
accredited laboratory in accordance with Colorado State Regulation 8 for the presence of
asbestos mineral fibers.
See supporting Hayes Microbial Consulting, Inc. data report #17028202.
HEALTHSAFE CONCLUSIONS
• Both exterior and interior historical putty glazed windows in paragraphs one and
two above will require asbestos abatement.
• Sheet vinyl floorings specified in paragraphs twelve, thirteen and twenty-eight
above will require asbestos abatement.
• Black threshold mastic in paragraph 18 above will require asbestos abatement.
• All flat-finished gypsum wallboard (drywall) in the original historical house (not
the east-northeast red-painted section or skip-trowel textured walls and ceilings)
both the main floor, stairwell and second floors contain asbestos fibers and shall
require OSHA regulations to be followed.
• All main east-southeast addition ceiling and walls (most painted green) with a
roller-applied texture contain asbestos fibers and shall require OSHA regulations
to be followed.
• Any vermiculite discovered inside walls or attics during the historical house
demolition/renovation shall require additional sampling of the vermiculite to
insure that there is no asbestos-containing vermiculite.
• There may be additional discoveries of suspect building materials which were not
visible during the asbestos inspection on September 25, 2017. Some of those
materials may be hidden inside chases, wall or ceiling cavities and chimneys.
Some galvanized flues inside these hidden locations may contain asbestos. If any
of these materials are exposed or found during demolition/renovation progress,
contact HealthSafe Inspections, Inc. to inspect and sample these additionally
discovered items or materials.
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Sincerely Submitted,
Jim Baker
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HMC #17028202
contact@hayesmicrobial.com
http://hayesmicrobial.com/
Analysis Report prepared for
HealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO. 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Name: Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Sampled: 09-25-2017
Date Analyzed: 10-03-2017
Report Date: 10-05-2017
EPA Laboratory ID# VA01419
NVLAP Lab Code: 500096-0 Asbestos License: 300435 License: #PH-0198
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HMC #17028202
HealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
October 5, 2017
Client Job Number:
Client Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Dear HealthSafe Inspections,
We would like to thank you for trusting Hayes Microbial for your analytical needs. On September 26, 2017 we received 55 samples by FedEx for the job
referenced above. 55 samples were received in good condition.
The results in this analysis pertain only to this job, collected on the stated date and should not be used in the interpretation of any other job. This report
may not be duplicated, except in full, without the written consent of Hayes Microbial Consulting, LLC.
This laboratory bears no responsibility for sample collection activities, analytical method limitations, or your use of the test results. Interpretation and
use of test results are your responsibility. Any reference to health effects or interpretation of mold levels is strictly the opinion of Hayes Microbial
Consulting. In no event, shall Hayes Microbial Consulting or any of its employees be liable for lost profits or any special, incidental or consequential
damages arising out of your use of the test results.
Steve Hayes, BSMT(ASCP)
Laboratory Director
Hayes Microbial Consulting, LLC
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HMC #17028202
EPA 600/R-93, M-4/82-020 (PLM)HealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Number:
Collected by:
Email:
Jim Baker
healthsafeinspections@gmail.com
Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Collected:
Date Received:
Date Reported:
09/25/2017
09/26/2017
10/05/2017
#Sample Name Description Asbestos Fibers Other Fibers Non- Fibers
1 1 W-GLZ Glazing / White
3 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
97 %
2 2 E-GLZ Glazing / White
2 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
98 %
3 3 I-GLZ Glazing / White
2 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
98 %
4 4 COMP-RF Roofing / Black
(None Detected)
10 % Fiberglass
90 %
5 5 SID-TP Tar Paper / Black
(None Detected)
65 % Cellulose fibers
35 %
6 6 E-R-FLT-J-1 Drywall / White
(None Detected)
12 % Cellulose fibers
88 %
Layer 2 E-R-FLT-J-1 Joint Compound / White
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
7 7 E-R-FLT-J-2 Drywall / White
(None Detected)
10 % Cellulose fibers
90 %
Layer 2 E-R-FLT-J-2 Joint Compound / White
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
8 8 E-R-FLT-T-1 Texture / White/Red
(None Detected)
2 % Cellulose fibers
98 %
9 9 E-R-FLT-T-2 Texture / White/Red
(None Detected)
2 % Cellulose fibers
98 %
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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HMC #17028202
EPA 600/R-93, M-4/82-020 (PLM)HealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Number:
Collected by:
Email:
Jim Baker
healthsafeinspections@gmail.com
Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Collected:
Date Received:
Date Reported:
09/25/2017
09/26/2017
10/05/2017
#Sample Name Description Asbestos Fibers Other Fibers Non- Fibers
10 10 E-R-FLT-T-3 Texture / White/Red
(None Detected)
2 % Cellulose fibers
98 %
11 11 N-ST-CW-J-1 Drywall / White
(None Detected)
5 % Cellulose fibers
95 %
Layer 2 N-ST-CW-J-1 Joint Compound / White
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
12 12 N-ST-CW-J-2 Drywall / White
(None Detected)
3 % Cellulose fibers
97 %
Layer 2 N-ST-CW-J-2 Joint Compound / White
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
13 13 N-ST-CW-T-1 Brittle / White
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
14 14 N-ST-CW-T-2 Brittle / White
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
15 15 W-ST-C/W-T-3 Brittle / White
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
16 16 RUBR-STP-MSTC Tile / Tan
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
Layer 2 RUBR-STP-MSTC Mastic / Black
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
17 17 SQ-SV Flooring / Brown
(None Detected)
15 % Cellulose fibers
85 %
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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HMC #17028202
EPA 600/R-93, M-4/82-020 (PLM)HealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Number:
Collected by:
Email:
Jim Baker
healthsafeinspections@gmail.com
Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Collected:
Date Received:
Date Reported:
09/25/2017
09/26/2017
10/05/2017
#Sample Name Description Asbestos Fibers Other Fibers Non- Fibers
Layer 2 SQ-SV Mastic / Yellow
(None Detected)
2 % Cellulose fibers
98 %
18 18 LVLR Joint Compound-Like / White
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
19 19 RR-V Flooring / Red/Brown
20 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
80 %
Layer 2 RR-V Mastic / Yellow
5 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
95 %
Notes: Presence of Asbestos may be due to Contamination from Adjacent Sample.
20 20 RP-BRK-V Flooring / Red/Brown
20 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
80 %
21 21 DOTS-V Flooring / Brown
(None Detected)
10 % Cellulose fibers
5 % Fiberglass
85 %
Layer 2 DOTS-V Mastic / Yellow
(None Detected)
2 % Cellulose fibers
98 %
22 22 F-1-N-DIN-LIV Flooring / White/Black
(None Detected)
65 % Cellulose fibers
35 %
Layer 2 F-1-N-DIN-LIV Adhesive / White
(None Detected)
2 % Cellulose fibers
98 %
23 23 F-2-LNDR-LIV Flooring / Brown
(None Detected)
65 % Cellulose fibers
35 %
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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HMC #17028202
EPA 600/R-93, M-4/82-020 (PLM)HealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Number:
Collected by:
Email:
Jim Baker
healthsafeinspections@gmail.com
Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Collected:
Date Received:
Date Reported:
09/25/2017
09/26/2017
10/05/2017
#Sample Name Description Asbestos Fibers Other Fibers Non- Fibers
24 24 F-1-WD-FLR-TAR Tar / Black
(None Detected)
35 % Cellulose fibers
65 %
25 25 THRSH-MSTC Mastic / Black
2 % Chrysotile
3 % Cellulose fibers
95 %
26 26 DIN-BLK-ADH Brittle / Black
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
27 27 VERM Vermiculite / Various
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
Notes: Vermiculite Present in Sample. Vermiculite is a Known Problematic Material.
28 28 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-J-1 Drywall / White
(None Detected)
12 % Cellulose fibers
88 %
Layer 2 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-J-1 Joint Compound / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
Layer 3 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-J-1 Drywall/Joint Compound / White
<0.25 % Chrysotile
10 % Cellulose fibers
90 %
Notes: Composite of Drywall and Joint Compound.
29 29 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-J-2 Drywall / White
(None Detected)
10 % Cellulose fibers
90 %
Layer 2 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-J-2 Joint Compound / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
Layer 3 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-J-2 Drywall/Joint Compound / White
<0.25 % Chrysotile
10 % Cellulose fibers
90 %
Notes: Composite of Drywall and Joint Compound.
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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HMC #17028202
EPA 600/R-93, M-4/82-020 (PLM)HealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Number:
Collected by:
Email:
Jim Baker
healthsafeinspections@gmail.com
Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Collected:
Date Received:
Date Reported:
09/25/2017
09/26/2017
10/05/2017
#Sample Name Description Asbestos Fibers Other Fibers Non- Fibers
30 30 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-1 Brittle / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
31 31 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-2 Brittle / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
32 32 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-3 Brittle / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
33 33 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-4 Brittle / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
34 34 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-5 Brittle / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
35 35 E-DIN-ROL-T-1 Brittle / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
36 36 E-DIN-ROL-T-2 Brittle / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
37 37 E-DIN-ROL-T-3 Brittle / White
<1 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
38 38 F-1-CLG-TIL Fibrous / Brown
(None Detected)
35 % Cellulose fibers
65 %
Layer 2 F-1-CLG-TIL Granular / Gray
(None Detected)
<1 % Cellulose fibers
100 %
39 39 LATH Granular / Gray
(None Detected)
2 % Cellulose fibers
98 %
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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HMC #17028202
EPA 600/R-93, M-4/82-020 (PLM)HealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Number:
Collected by:
Email:
Jim Baker
healthsafeinspections@gmail.com
Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Collected:
Date Received:
Date Reported:
09/25/2017
09/26/2017
10/05/2017
#Sample Name Description Asbestos Fibers Other Fibers Non- Fibers
40 40 PLSTR-1 Granular / Light Brown
(None Detected)
2 % Animal Hair
98 %
41 41 PLSTR-2 Granular / Light Brown
(None Detected)
2 % Animal Hair
98 %
42 42 PLSTR-3 Granular / Light Brown
(None Detected)
2 % Animal Hair
98 %
43 41 PLSTR-4 Granular / Light Brown
(None Detected)
2 % Animal Hair
98 %
44 44 PLSTR-5 Granular / Light Brown
(None Detected)
(None Detected)
100 %
45 45 F-2-CLG-TIL Ceiling / Brown
(None Detected)
45 % Cellulose fibers
55 %
46 46 F-2-BTH-V Vinyl / Yellow
20 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
80 %
Layer 2 F-2-BTH-V Mastic/Adhesive / Yellow
5 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
95 %
Notes: Presence of Asbestos may be due to Contamination from Adjacent Sample.
47 47 F-2-CLST-V Fibrous / Brown
(None Detected)
35 % Cellulose fibers
65 %
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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HMC #17028202
EPA 400 Point CountHealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Number:
Collected by:
Email:
Jim Baker
healthsafeinspections@gmail.com
Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Collected:
Date Received:
Date Reported:
09/25/2017
09/26/2017
10/05/2017
#Sample Name Description Asbestos Fibers Other Fibers Non- Fibers
30 30 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-1 Brittle / White
<0.25 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
Notes: Asbestos Observed Not In Counting Field.
31 31 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-2 Brittle / White
<0.25 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
Notes: Asbestos Observed Not In Counting Field.
32 32 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-3 Brittle / White
<0.25 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
Notes: Asbestos Observed Not In Counting Field.
33 33 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-4 Brittle / White
0.5 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
99.5 %
34 34 W-DIN-FLT-C/W-T-5 Brittle / White
<0.25 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
Notes: Asbestos Observed Not In Counting Field.
35 35 E-DIN-ROL-T-1 Brittle / White
<0.25 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
Notes: Asbestos Observed Not In Counting Field.
36 36 E-DIN-ROL-T-2 Brittle / White
0 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
100 %
Notes: Asbestos Observed Not In Counting Field.
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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HMC #17028202
EPA 1000 Point CountHealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
Job Number:
Collected by:
Email:
Jim Baker
healthsafeinspections@gmail.com
Job Name:Poppy's C/O Matt Brown
834 W Hollman St
Aspen CO 81611
Date Collected:
Date Received:
Date Reported:
09/25/2017
09/26/2017
10/05/2017
#Sample Name Description Asbestos Fibers Other Fibers Non- Fibers
37 37 E-DIN-ROL-T-3 Brittle / White
0.25 % Chrysotile
(None Detected)
99.75 %
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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HMC #17028202
Asbestos - Additional InformationHealthSafe Inspections
390 Apple Drive
Basalt, CO 81621
Phone: 970-920-2100
All samples were received in acceptable condition unless otherwise noted on the report. The Report must not be used by the client to claim product certification, approval, or
endorsement by: AIHA, NIST, NVLAP NY ELAP, or any agency. The results relate only to the items tested. The results include an inherent uncertainty of measurement associated with
estimating percentages by polarized light microscopy. Measurement uncertainty data can be provided when requested. None detected: Below the detected reporting limit of 1% unless
point counting is performed, then the detected, reporting limit is .25%. Per NY ELAP198.6 (NOB) TEM is the only reliable method to declare an NOB material as Non-Asbestos
Containing. Hayes Microbial Consulting reserves the right to dispose of all samples after a period of 60 days in compliance with state and federal guidelines.
Signature: Date:10/03/2017 Reviewed by: Date:10/05/2017
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