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LG ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC.
Consulting Engineers
2020 Northwest 7th Street
Miami, Florida 33125
Tel: (305) 649 -6454
Fax: (305) 541 -3298
Hank Deluca Contracting Incorporated
2013 Lee Street
Hollywood, Florida 33020
RE: Limited Asbestos Roof Survey
Existing Building
602 Northeast 96 Street
Miami Shores, Florida
Dear Sirs:
Project Number: LG02 -1511
September 26, 2002
On September 24, 2002, a representative of LG Engineering Services, Inc. performed a limited
asbestos survey on the roof of the above referenced project. The survey entailed sampling the
roofing materials which will be disturbed at the time of the proposed re- roofing activity. The
proposed re- roofmg includes the flat gravel roof area surrounding the courtyard with approximate
dimensions of 72' X 62'. No other roof areas were sampled or surveyed for asbestos. Please refer to
the drawing contained within this report for the area being re- roofed.
A total of six (6) samples were collected from the roof of the referenced structure; three (3) from the
roof field membrane, two (2) from the roof perimeter flashing, and one (1) from the roof opening
flashing /pitch pan material.
Based on the laboratory analysis, the following samples of roofing materials which were obtained
from the area to be re- roofed at 602 Northeast 96 Street, Miami Shores, Florida on September 24,
2002 wer found to be asbestos - containing:
membrane and black /gray
this material is 400 square
4 and 5 in the: Laboratory
on Section. and
bof Perimeter Flashing
s is a category l non friable znateriat, It is coin
id bituminous roof cement The approximate quanti
eel and it is in fair condition Please: re to :saw
esults Section, photos # 4 a 5 'lathe Photographic Do cementati
• the drawing contained within this report for iden4ficati.On
NOTE: Quantities are estimated only and are not to be used for bidding purposes.
In the event that removal of the Asbestos - Containing Roofing Material is deemed necessary as part
of this project, removal should be performed by a State of Florida Licensed Roofmg Contractor
fully certified for working with asbestos - containing roofing materials, with an on -site Asbestos
Roofing Supervisor utilizing wet methods. Also a competent person should be on the project site for
air monitoring during removal of the Asbestos - Containing Roofmg Material.
Attached is our full report for your review.
LG Engineering Services, Inc. appreciates the opportunity of assisting you in this project. If you
have any questions or if we may be of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the
undersigned.
Respectfully submitted;
LG Engineering Services, Inc.
opt -1G0 2 157(
Leo Garcia, P.E.
Asbestos Consultant License Number EA 0000077
Asbestos Business Organization License Number ZA 0000091
RE: Limited Asbestos Roof Survey
Existing Building
602 Northeast 96 Street
Miami Shores, Florida
Project Number. LG02 -1511
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INTRODUCTION
Report of
Limited Asbestos Roof Survey
for
Existing Building
602 Northeast 96 Street
Miami Shores, Florida
Project Number: LG02 -1511
This report presents the results of a limited asbestos roof survey performed for the proposed
re- roofing project located at 602 Northeast 96 Street, Miami Shores, Florida. This inspection
was performed on September 24, 2002.
AUTHORIZATION
This inspection was authorized verbally on September 20, 2002 by a representative of Hank
Deluca Contracting Incorporated
SCOPE OF SERVICES
The scope of services for this project were the following:
1. Sampling of Roofing Materials
2. Laboratory Analysis
3. Report Preparation
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BULK SAMPLING PROCEDURES
The bulk sampling procedures used for the collection of suspect materials first required the
establishment of homogeneous sampling areas, which are defined as areas of materials of the
same type and applied during the same general time period. The homogeneous sampling
areas were then examined and representative samples of materials were obtained. The U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has published guidelines and recommendations for
obtaining samples of asbestos - containing materials. These guidelines were followed during
our survey, where appropriate. Additionally, samples of these materials are obtained at our
discretion based on past experience.
All of the roofing materials sampled at the time of our inspection were placed in individual
plastic container prior to transporting them to the laboratory. These samples were clearly
identified, both on the container and the field data sheet for future reference.
The client is made aware that although the areas from which the samples were obtained
were patched with a temporary patch only, there is always a chance that the roof may
leak. LG Engineering Services, Inc. assumes no responsibility for any leaks as a result of
this survey. If the re-roofmg does not occur immediately after sampling, permanent patches
must be installed by a licensed roofing contractor.
LIMITATIONS
The analysis of bituminous roofing material by Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) in
conjunction with Dispersion Staining is accurate only on a qualitative basis and only when
the laboratory reports that asbestos was detected in the samples analyzed. A laboratory
analysis report which states that no asbestos was detected in the sample does not necessarily
exclude the possibility that asbestos may be present in the homogeneous area represented by
the sample analyzed. Furthermore, a quantitative appraisal of asbestos content in a
bituminous roofmg sample is extremely subjective and a high interlaboratory standard
deviation of analysis results on side -by -side samples is common. It is the material
composition and production processes used in the manufacture of some bituminous roofmg
material which create problems for analysis using Polarized Light Microscopy for asbestos
identification and quantification.
We have endeavored to observe the existing conditions within the area surveyed using
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generally accepted procedures. Regardless of the thoroughness of a survey, there is always
the possibility that some areas containing asbestos were overlooked, inaccessible, or different
from those at specific sample locations. Therefore, conditions at every location may not be
as anticipated and as summarized in the report. In addition, renovation or demolition may
uncover altered or differing conditions. We recommend that you notify us if any changed
conditions are encountered so that we can assess the situation and its impact on the original
recommendations. This is a limited asbestos survey limited to the accessible areas of the
roof covering. The survey entailed sampling the roofing materials which will be disturbed
at the time of the proposed re- roofing activity. The proposed re- roofing includes the flat
gravel roof area surrounding the courtyard with approximate dimensions of 72' X 62'. No
other roof areas were sampled or surveyed for asbestos. Please refer to the drawing contained
within this report for the area being re- roofed. No other areas of this building were sampled
or surveyed for asbestos - containing building-materials.
The results and conclusions contained in this report pertain to conditions which were
observed at the time of the survey. No representations or assumptions are made as to the
nature of past conditions or future occurrences from this report. The survey was designed
to assist the roofing contractor and his representatives in locating asbestos containing
materials (ACM). Under no circumstances is this survey and the quantities found in the
survey to be used for bid purposes.
This report is intended for the exclusive use of Hank Deluca Contracting Incorporated Use
of this report or reliance upon information contained in this report by any other party acts as
an agreement by that party to the same terms and conditions under which our services were
provided. Furthermore, any use of this report by a party for purposes beyond those intended
by ourselves and Hank Deluca Contracting Incorporated will be at the risk of that party.
RESPONSIBILITY OF NOTIFICATION:
The E.P.A. places responsibility of notification and warning to the individuals possibly affected by
the presence of the Asbestos- Containing Materials on the building owner. These individuals
can be divided into two groups:
1. Building Occupants and workers - These individuals must be informed about
inspections conducted on the facility, response actions, and post - response actions
which include re- inspections, periodic surveillances of the facility, and any planned
asbestos abatements. New employees must be informed within 60 days of
employment.
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SUMMARY:
2. Workers who enter the facility to perform some service must be notified and given
information regarding the asbestos- Containing Material. These workers include
electricians, HVAC workers, utility personnel, etc..
The Environmental Protection Agency recognizes the following five(5) methods of dealing with
Asbestos - Containing Materials:
REPAIR - The returning of asbestos- containing materials to its undamaged condition in
order to prevent the release of fibers.
REMOVAL - The abatement (taking out, stripping, or substantially removing) of Asbestos -
Containing Materials by a licensed asbestos abatement contractor.
ENCAPSULATION - Treating Asbestos - Containing Material with a material that surrounds
or embeds the asbestos fibers in an adhesive matrix which prevents the release of fibers.
ENCLOSURE - The construction of airtight, impermeable, permanent barriers around the
Asbestos - Containing Material to prevent the release of fibers.
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PLAN - The implementation of a program of work
practices to maintain asbestos- containing materials in good condition, ensure clean -up of
debris previously released, and prevent further fiber release.
An operations and maintenance plan should be implemented for each facility where
asbestos - containing materials are found. Several steps should be taken prior to its
implementation to insure the effectiveness of the plan. The Operations and Maintenance
Plan should deal with all asbestos- containing materials found within the facility and should
state how to address an emergency situations involving a fiber release episode. The
Operations and Maintenance Plan should remain in effect until all Asbestos - Containing
Materials are removed from the facility.
In the event that removal of the Asbestos - Containing Roofing Material is deemed necessary
as part of this project, removal should be performed by a State of Florida Licensed Roofing
Contractor fully certified for working with asbestos - containing roofing materials, with an on-
site Asbestos Roofmg Supervisor utilizing wet methods. Also a competent person should be
on the project site for air monitoring during removal of the Asbestos- Containing Roofing
Material.
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RESULTS OF LABORATORY ANALYSIS
Based on the laboratory analysis, the following samples of roofing materials which were obtained
from the area to be re- roofed at 602 Northeast 96 Street, Miami Shores, Florida on September 24,
2002 were found to be asbestos - containing:
1) Roof Perimeter Flashing
This is a category I non- friable material. It is composed of membrane and black/gray
and bituminous roof cement. The approximate quantity of this material is 400 square
feet and it is in fair condition. Please refer to samples # 4 and 5 in the Laboratory
Results Section, photos # 4 and 5 in the Photographic Documentation Section, and
the drawing contained within this report for identification.
NOTE: Quantities are estimated only and are not to be used for bidding purposes.
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Asbestos- containing Roofing Material .' o o F PEit iW F_ T,E11 A if 5, / 4- e
LG Engineering Services, Inc. — Photographic Documentation -- 602 Northeast 96 Street, Miami Shores, Florida
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Roof Field Membrane
LG Engineering Services, Inc. -- Photographic Documentation -- 602 Northeast 96 Street, Miami Shores, Florida
Roof Field Membrane
Roof Field Membrane
LG Engineering Services, Inc. -- Photographic Documentation -- 602 Northeast 96 Street, Miami Shores, Florida
Roof Perimeter Flashing
Roof Perimeter Flashing
LG Engineering Services, Inc. — Photographic Documentation -- 602 Northeast 96 Street, Miami Shores, Florida
Roof Opening Flashing/Pitch Pan Material
LG Engineering Services, Inc. -- Photographic Documentation -- 602 Northeast 96 Street, Miami Shores, Florida
Qualifications
Existing Building
602 Northeast 96 Street
Miami, Florida '
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Laboratory Analysis
Existing Building
602 Northeast 96 Street
Miami Shores, Florida
SAMPLE I.D. #
Binders Not Analyzed
2002 -10441
Binders Not Analyzed
2002- 1044 -2
2002 -1044-3
ADDITIONAL LD. DATA
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Roof Material
Roof Material
Roof Materiel
BULK SAMPLE
Reid Membrane
Field Membrane
Field Membrane
SAMPLE COLOR
Black
;
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Black
Black
IS MAT'L HOMOGENEOUS
I No
No
No
I0 SAMPLE LAYERED
Yes
Yes
Yes
IS SAMPLE FRIABLE
No
No
No
MAJOR COMPONENT
Binders Not Analyzed
3inders Not Analyzed
Binders Not Analyzed
% OF TOTAL SAMPLE
35-45
35-45
35-45
SYNTHETICS %
FIBROUS GLASS %
10-15
10-15
10-15
CELLULOSE %
35-45
35-45
35-45
SYNTHETICS %
EITHER _ CIPIOCIrf 96
ARS INC.
1
1
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1
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1
Asbestos Consulting • Radon Measurements • Lead Assessments • lndoor Air Quality • Laboratory Servlees • Air Monitoring dc Analysis
REPORT OF BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS FOR ASBESTOS
DATE: September 25, 2002
CLIENT NAME LG ENGINEERING
PROJECT NAME: LGO2 -1511
IS ASBESTOS PRESENT
CHRYSOTIILE %
AMOSITE %
CHROCIDOLITE %
Analyzed by: Alexander Front, I.H.
ASBESTOS CONTENT
None Detected
OTHER NON - FIBROUS MATERIALS PRESE
EnVirontnentaf Consulting Services
Asbestos Business License #7A- 0000164
CLIENT SUBMITTED SAMPLE
PROJECT #: 200E -1045
None Detected
None Detected
The sample components ere identified by polarized light mi roscopy coupled with dispersion staining
methods. Percentages are estimated by '4'. , =1 means.
$AMPLE I.D. #
2002-1044-4
2002- 1044 -5
2002 -1044-8
ADDITIONAL I.D. DATA
Roof Materiel
Roof Material
Roof Material
BULK SAMPLE
Perimeter
Perimeter
Opening
SAMPLE COLOR
Black
Bleak
Black
IS MAT'L HOMOGENEOUS
No
No
No
IS SAMPLE LAYERED
• Yes
Yes
Yes
IS SAMPLE FRIABLE
No
No
No
FIBROUS GLASS % 10-15
10-15
10-15
CELLULOSE % 25-35
25-35
25-35
SYNTHETICS %
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MAJOR COMPONENT
:finders Not Ana
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Binders Not Ana
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% OF TOTAL SAMPLE
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Asbestos Consulting • Radon Measurements • Lead Assessments • Indoor Air Qaalltg • Laboratory Services • Air Monitoring 1 Analysis
REPORT OF BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS FOR ASBESTOS
DATE: September 25, 2002
CLIENT NAME: LG ENGINEERING
PROJECT NAME: LGO2 -1511
IS ASBESTOS PRESENT
CHRYBOTILE %
AMOSITE %
CHROCIDOLITE %
nI MS . SPECIFY %
Yes
7 -9
Yes
7 -9
None Detected
The sample components are identified by polarized light mi roscopy coupled with dispersion staining
methods. Percentages are estimated by '�,- means.
Analyzed by: Alexander Front. I.H.
ASBESTOS CONTENT
OTHER FIBROUS MATERIAL PRESENT
OTHER NON - FIBROUS MATERIALS PRESENT
Environmental Consulting Services
Asbestos Business License #ZA- 0000154
CLIENT SUBMITTED SAMPLE
PROJECT #: 800E - 1045