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ASBESTOS MATERIAL SURVEY CITY BUILDING 15153 NOWTHEN BLVD RAMSEY, MINNESOTA 2.1 LIMITATIONS EPA Inc. made reasonable attempts to access all areas of the building as presented within the scope of this work. The following areas and/or materials were not able to be accessed or tested due to safety concerns or other limitations. • A limited number of penetrations were made in the exterior structure walls to identify if insulation fill (Le. vermiculite) was used. Fiberglass was identified in the upper floor walls. • The two green vibration cloths on the HVAC system should be assumed as asbestos containing. 3.0 BUILDING DESCRIPTION The project consisted of a one-story commercial building • The interior walls are primarily metal framing with sheetrock application. • The exterior wall on the building has a brick finish • The ceilings were sheetrock with ceiling tile, ceiling spray -on texture or suspended ceiling tiles • The floors consist mostly of carpet on concrete with ceramic tile in the bathroom. • The roof has a metal roof deck with an asphalt BUR membrane system 4.0 SUSPECT BUILDING MATERIALS Representative bulk samples of suspect ACM building materials were collected from the duplex. The identified materials that were considered suspect and subsequently sampled include: • Ceiling Tile/texture • Flooring materials • Carpet Clue • Mopboard/glue • SheetrocI Ijt compound • Sink soundproofing • Exterior damproofing • Boiler stack insulation • Caulking • Roofing materials Of the materials sampled, the following were found to be asbestos containing. • 12x12 tan floor tile/black mastic • 12x12 black floor tile/black mastic • 12x12 tan floor tile/black mastic (Fire Squad Room) • Plastic roof cement • 2 green cloth vibration cloths on HVAC (boiler room) • Sink Soundproof (Sr. Kitchen) • Exterior damproofing (below grade) 15153 Nowthen Blvd, Ramsey, MN 7 ©2012 EPA, Inc.