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Environmental assessment report cover, 375 South End Ave, Nov 2001

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Cover page for a report detailing annual assessment, bulk sampling, and air monitoring activities at the specified address.

NYC-WTC_000117493–000117513

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learance Air Monitoring: Employment of aggressive sampling techniques with a volume of air collected determine the airborne concentration of residual fibers and shall be performed as the final abatement

ELAP: Environmental Laboratory Approval Program administered by the New York State Department of Health.

EPA or USEPA: United States Environmental Protection Agency.

Homogeneous Work Area: Portion of the Work Area that contains one type of ACM and/or where one type of abatement is used.

Phase Contrast.Microscopy: "PCM" shall mean the measurement protocol for the assessment for the fiber content of air. For PCM analysis, the clearance air monitoring shall be considered satisfactory when every sample is less than or equal to 0.01 f/cc or the background concentrations, whichever is greater.

Polarized Light Microscopy: "PLM"shall mean the measurement protocol for the assessment for the asbestos content of bulk materials. For PLM analysis, the New York City and EPA Regulatory limit is 1.0%.

Transmission Electron Microscopy: "TEM"shall mean the measurement protocol for the assessment for the asbestos fiber content of air. For TEM analysis, the clearance air monitoring shall be considered satisfactory when the requirements stated in 40 CFR Part 763, Subpart E, Appendix A, Section IV are met. For the purposes of our testing the regulatory limit is 70 asbestos structures per mm2.

4.0 Scope of Work 4.1 Bulk Sampling Procedures

ALC's licensed technicians worked under the guidance provided by the EPA guidelines for asbestos-"Asbestos in Buildings: Sim»lifv Sampling Schemefor Friable Surfacing Materials." This sampling procedure uses random sampling to ensure that the samples are representative of the sampling area. ALC's inspectors:

1. Identified all friable surfacing materials and grouped them into homogenous sampling areas by floor 2. Prepared diagrams of each sampling area 3. Determine the number of samples to collect (9 samples per homogenous areas are recommended) Determine sampling locations 4. Collect samples S. Fill out chain of custody 6. Send samples to a qualified laboratory

Due to the insufficient amount of dust and debris in the apartment units and public areas of the building, we were unable to collect the optimum number of samples suggested in the above referenced guidelines.

Upon completion of the initial assessment and bulk sample collection, ALC determined that there were elevated asbestos levels in one apartment. With the guidance of the above referenced document and NYCDEP we went back to each floor and assessed each apartment on each floor for visible dust and debris.

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