Asbestos and lead survey report cover, 130 Cedar Street, July

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Asbestos and Lead Paint Inspection Report for 130 Cedar Street, New York, NY 10006

1. The Inspector enters the area to be Inspected, Identifies all room equivalents and creates a hand sketch of the area. Room I is to be the room which contains the entry door to the dwelling or facility. Each subsequent room equivalent is then numbered. Room 2 Is designated as the room which is nearest to the left hand side of Room I (if facing the dwelling with back towards the dwelling's primary entrance). Room numbering is then continued in a clockwise fashion.

2. The inspector then identifies each testing combination in Room 1. A testing combination is defined as a unique combination of room equivalent, building component type, and substrate. The color, condition and location of the testing combination is also noted. Locations are designated as follows: Wall u s the wall directly to the back of the Inspector when he or she enters the room equivalent. Subsequent walls are numbered in a clockwise fashion. For example, if the Inspector was noting the location of the entry door of a bedroom, that door would be located on wall 1. If he was noting the location of a window to his left, that window would be located on wall 2. Components such as light fixtures and ceilings are noted as located on the ceiling, and components that are not near a wall are noted as located in the room center.

3. Using the XRF device, the inspector collects readings from all testing combinations In Room 1. •

4. When all testing combinations are tested, the inspector then continues the inspection with the remaining room equivalents.

5. The inspection is finished when all testing combinations in the dwelling or facility have been tested. 3.2 SCOPE OF WORK FOR LEAD BASED PAINT:

The inspection for lead based paint included the following locations:

1. Basement 2. Ground Floor 3. Floor 2-12 4. Main and Bulkhead Roofs 5. Terrace Roofs 6. Exterior Facade

The inspection was characterized by a close visual inspection of all accessible areas. Suspect paints were sampled and inventoried for quantity and condition. Components examined included:

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