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

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Cover page for a survey report detailing asbestos and lead-based paint findings at 130 Cedar Street.

NYC-WTC_000125204–000125524

Folder label: “130 CEDAR STREET

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Asbestos and Lead Paint Inspection Report for 130 Cedar Street, New York, NY 10000

JLC's Quality Assurance Program requires that all personnel: Is I. Provide specific objectives so that project activities can be evaluated with regards to precision, accuracy, reproducibility, completeness, and comparability. ii. Provide specific guidance on the proper methodology for all activities. iii. Be provided with ongoing training to enhance their technical skills. iv. Be trained in QA/QC procedures and QC activities. v. Review all reports until they are acceptable in terms of technical and editorial quality and all quality assurance activities have been successfully performed.

1.4 AREAS NOT ACCESSIBLE:

JLC inspected and sampled all materials that were observable and accessible to the survey team.

The following areas/materials were inaccessible:

1. Interior boiler lining at Boiler #2 .2. Small boiler room behind oil tank room 3. Spandrel Flashing behind Brick Facing 4. Floor Tiles in Freight Elevator at Ground Floor • 5. North bathroom at 4th Floor 6. Basement Room South of Stairwell #2 and North of Sump Pump Room

The following areas/materials were not sampled due to safety concerns (live electric, etc.)

7. Skylight Caulking/Tar at Stairwell Bulkhead Roofs 8. Electrical wire insulation throughout building including basement, electrical panels on each floor and elevator machine room 9. Electrical panel board at basement and elevator machine room 10. Elevator break pads in basement at elevators

No interior or exterior demolition was done for sampling purposes. Suspect materials that may be present inside wall cavities, electrical wiring or which were otherwise inaccessible were not included In the scope of findings for this inspection. JLC recommends that prior to actual renovation activities, selective exploratory demolition be performed to locate any suspect asbestos or lead paint materials that may be present behind partitions, in columns, etc.

Prepared for Masterworks Development Corp. By JLC Environmental Consultants, Inc. Project No. 04-3271 Page 4

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