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Report of the Asbestos and Lead Inspection
Fish Hatchery Facility Demolition
Idaho Power Company
55555 Hatchery Road
Oxbow, Oregon
Prepared for:
Bill Lynch
Senior Engineer
Idaho Power Company
1221 W. Idaho
Boise, ID 83702
Prepared by:
Dayle Lundy
AHERA Building Inspector
EPA Lead Risk Assessor
Assessment Dates:
March 3, 2021
Report Date:
March 11, 2021
IHR Project Number:
6675
8312 W Northview St.#100,Boise,ID,83704 208-323-8287 www.industrialhygieneresources.com

Executive Summary
Idaho Power Company requested Industrial Hygiene Resources (IHR) of Boise, Idaho to conduct
an asbestos and lead-based paint inspection of the Fish Hatchery facility in Oxbow, Oregon. This
report identifies asbestos containing materials (ACM), and lead-based paints (LBP) prior to
demolition.
Mr. Dayle Lundy of IHR conducted the inspection on March 3, 2021. Dayle is an accredited
(AHERA)l Asbestos Building Inspector and an EPA Lead Risk Assessor. Hatchery Manager Jeffrey
Seggerman, with the Idaho Department of Fish and Game assisted greatly during the site
inspection and provided needed historical perspective regarding the Fish Hatchery facility.
Conclusions
Asbestos
All of the building materials that were inspected and tested, were found not to contain any
asbestos. No asbestos was detected in the bulk samples. No further action is required with
respect to demolition activities. Any of these non-asbestos building materials generated from
demolition activities can be discarded as general construction debris at the local landfill. Suspect
asbestos containing material descriptions and locations are documented in the site plan figure
and table IV.
Lead Based Paint
Building materials were tested with a calibrated Niton X-ray fluorescence (XRF) lead paint
analyzer to identify lead-based paint (LBP) per the EPA definition of 1.0 milligram of lead per
square centimeter of surface area (1mg Pb/cm2). The materials that tested positive for EPA lead:
➢ Red and yellow paint on the metal structural I-beam and cross braces located on the
walkway bridge to the east pond area.
➢ Grey paint on the metal rail track and bumper stops located on the east pond area.
➢ Silver and grey paint on the metal structural beam and cross braces located on the river
pump station.
➢ White and green paint on the exterior metal siding located on the fish hatchery building.
Four paint chip samples were collected for the purpose of verification of XRF results. Paint chip
sample Pb01 was not analyzed by the laboratory, however the XRF analyzer detected EPA levels
of lead on the walkway bridges I-beam and cross braces.The remaining paint chips were analyzed
in concentrations ranging from 0.51%to 18.6% (51,000 to 186,000 ppm) of lead. All of the paint
chip samples analyzed exceed the limit of 0.5% of lead by weight as defined by EPA.
1 AHERA:Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act-1985("Asbestos in Schools").
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Building materials found to contain lead are subject to the Occupational Health and Safety
Administration (OSHA) regulations for lead in construction. Removal of these materials should
be done in a manner that limits the airborne concentration of lead to within regulatory limits.
Regarding disposal of lead-containing materials, the EPA Resource Conservation Recovery Act
(RCRA) rule applies when leachate from the demolition debris is tested per the toxic
characteristic leachate procedure (TCLP) and contains lead in excess of 5 mg/L. This EPA rule
protects against lead contamination leaching into the ground water at landfills that accept
general construction demolition debris.
Recommendations
➢ Facilities and maintenance staff, as well as contractors should be appraised of the
presence of lead.
➢ Any work that will impact, degrade, or disturb the lead-containing materials should be
approved by the Idaho Power Company EHS. It is recommended to conduct a TCLP for
lead prior to disposal of those materials identified to contain lead as defined by EPA.
➢ If demolition of a load bearing member is planned, even when no asbestos is scheduled
to be impacted,there may be a 10-day notification which would need to be filed with the
local building jurisdiction or State of Oregon Department of Air Quality (DEQ).
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Contents
ExecutiveSummary.......................................................................................................................2
Conclusions...................................................................................................................................2
Recommendations........................................................................................................................3
Background ...................................................................................................................................5
Objectives..................................................................................................................................5
Methods........................................................................................................................................6
Figure1-Site Plan ..........................................................................................................................7
Resultsand Discussion ..................................................................................................................8
Lead-Based Paint.........................................................................................................................10
Conclusions.................................................................................................................................12
Recommendations......................................................................................................................13
AppendixA-Photographs ............................................................................................................14
Appendix B-Laboratory Reports..................................................................................................17
Appendix C- Consultant's Certifications......................................................................................18
Limitations/Disclaimer................................................................................................................19
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Background
The fish hatchery facility was constructed in the 1970s with significant renovations and additions
completed in 1980s and 1990s. The Fish Hatchery building currently contains approximately
2,400 square feet of interior space.
The single-story fish hatchery building consists of office, lockers, break room, restroom, and
chemical storage room. The wood framed structure is placed on a concrete slab and the roof is
covered with metal. The exterior is constructed with metal siding with metal framed windows
covered with vinyl. The interior walls and ceiling are covered with wood paneling and the office
area walls and ceiling is covered with drywall. The floors are bare concrete with a grey painted
epoxy surface coating. The domestic water piping systems were covered with silver foil. Heating
is supplied with electric base boards, and the cooling is supplied by electric air conditioners.
The fish hatchery cooler building is constructed of metal and placed on a concrete slab. The
interior walls and ceiling are covered with styro-foam insulation. The floor is bare concrete. The
fish hatchery storage shed is a wood framed structure placed on a concrete slab. The roof is
covered with metal and the interior walls and ceiling is covered with drywall. The floor is bare
concrete. The ponds are constructed with concrete walls and floors with pump stations to
circulate or transfer the water, some are currently active and others are discontinued. There is
also a river pump station that transfer water to the pond pump stations via metal (steel or
corrugated) piping with concrete lift stations.
Asbestos and Lead Regulations
Asbestos is regulated by the federal Environmental Protection Agency which are delegated, to
the Oregon DEQ state EPA. State EPA agencies.
OSHA also regulates worker exposures to lead. OSHA considers any amount of lead in paint to
have the potential to cause excessive lead exposures to workerS2. Where lead is present in
building materials, OSHA requires employers to perform exposure assessments that consider the
type of work that may disturb the lead.
Table I. Potential hazards evaluated during this assessment.
Potential Hazard Source/ Product Physical DefiningState Threshold Source Limit Type
Asbestos Building Materials Solid >1.0%Asbestos EPA Regulatory
Lead-Based Paint Paint Solid Any amount OSHA Regulatory
Objectives
The purpose of this work was to identify asbestos containing material (ACM) and lead based paint
(LBP) to support planned demolitions of this facility. Ultimately, the purpose of this work was to
protect building occupants and workers from asbestos and lead hazards.
Z And potentially employee's families from tracking lead into the car, home, etc.
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Methods
Asbestos
IHR reviewed the previous survey conducted by IHR in July of 2013.The previous analytical results
are included with this inspection report. Dayle Lundy, an accredited AHERA3 Asbestos Building
Inspector, performed the survey work on March 3, 2021. Eight (8) bulk samples of building
materials suspected of containing asbestos were collected for demolition purposes.The asbestos
sampling scheme was developed in accordance with industry recognized sampling requirements.
Asbestos containing materials (ACM) are defined as materials with an asbestos content greater
than 1% by volume (>1%). If a sample is found to have less than 10% asbestos by polarized light
microscopy (PLM), it is assumed to be asbestos. Low percent samples can; however, be re-
analyzed by the point-count method and documented to be 1% or less (51%).
Asbestos bulk samples were analyzed by DCM Science Lab, Inc. located in Wheat Ridge,Colorado.
DCM and Reservoirs laboratories are accredited by the NVLAP/NIST4 program for asbestos in bulk
materials.
Lead-Based Paint:
IHR also performed a lead survey in conjunction with the asbestos assessment. A direct reading
calibrated Thermo-Scientific, Niton®, XLp 300 Lead Paint Analyzer (Serial Number 23516) was
used to quantify concentrations of lead in paint on surfaces. Surfaces included selected interior
and exterior walls, doors, door jambs, ceilings, structural beams, cross braces, piping, walkway
bridges, rail tracks, and handrails. Using the Niton unit, 65 locations were analyzed for lead. The
Niton unit was frequently calibrated with an external source following the manufacturers
recommendations.
Table III. Sampling and Analytical Methods for Bulk Asbestos and Direct Reading XRF Samples
Air Contaminant Sample Type Analytical Method Detection limit
Asbestos Bulk Material PLM Method 600 0.25%
Lead Direct reading XRF 0.01 mg/cmz
IHR collected paint chip samples for the purpose of verification of XRF results and for the planned
demolition of the facility. The paint chip samples were analyzed by Reservoirs Environmental,
Inc. (www.reilab.com) located in Denver, Colorado. Reservoirs Environmental, Inc. is accredited
by the Environmental Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program Reservoirs Environmental, Inc. and
is recognized by the National Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program (NLLAP). All analytical
reports are provided in the Appendix.
3 AHERA:Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act-1985("Asbestos in Schools").
4 NVLAP/NIST:National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program/National Institute of Standards and Technology(asbestos
in bulk materials).
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Legend-Asbestos Containing Materials Figure - Site Plan River Pump
and LBP in Bold: Asbestos and LBP Paint Chip Sampling Locations Station
Lead-Based Paint Idaho Power Company
Fish Hatchery Facility P11603 Not to scale
55555 Fish Hatchery Rd. grey/silver paint
C01-E March 3, 2021 metal beam/cross braces
concrete
Concrete Rubble C01-C
C01-B concrete
concrete TS101-A
pipe and water tank insulation
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(attic)
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attic insulation Pb02 Pump
© © grey paint Station
Incubation v Office rail track& bumper stop
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C101-A Rail Track to Walkway Bridge C01-A
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exterior metal siding Station Station
Rail Track to Walkway Bridge
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drywall
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Results and Discussion
Asbestos Containing Materials
All collected asbestos samples that were analyzed and reported as "none detected" for asbestos
and therefore not regulated as defined by EPA (>1%).
Table IV documents the concentrations of asbestos found in building materials sampled by IHR
during this inspection and the previous inspection conducted by IHR on July 25, 2013.
Table IV:Asbestos Content in Building Materials: Samples Collected 7-25-13, Fish Hatchery Facility
Sample Number Description/Location Asbestos Results* Material **
Condition
TS101-A Pipe and water tank covering-attic N/A
A. I Silver foil/clear mastic ND
A101-A Attic insulation-above storage area N/A
A. Brown fibrous ND
B. White fibrous ND
DW01-A Drywall-office area N/A
A. White paint ND
B. Tan fibrous ND
C. White texture ND
D. White drywall ND
DW01-B Drywall-office area N/A
A. White paint ND
B. Tan fibrous ND
C. White texture ND
D. White drywall ND
DW01-C Drywall-office area N/A
A. White paint ND
B. Tan fibrous ND
C. White texture ND
D. White drywall ND
ND=none detected
*Asbestos containing materials(ACM), under current EPA regulation are defined as material with an asbestos
content greater than 1%by volume. OSHA regulation defines ACM as material with any amounts of asbestos
content, including trace amounts.
**Good condition: no visible damage or deterioration
Fair condition: damaged
Poor condition: significantly damaged
t Sample was point counted
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Table IV(continued):Asbestos Content in Building Materials: Samples Collected 3-3-21, Oxbow Fish
Hatchery Facility
Sample Number Description/Location Asbestos Results* Material **
Condition
W101 Fish hatchery building-exterior siding insulation N/A
A. an fibrous N/D
B. Grey fibrous N/D
C101 Cooler-interior wall panel insulation N/A
A. Tan fibrous/clear mastic N/D
B. Silver foil N/D
C. Grey metal N/D
D. Yellow foam N/D
DW02 Storage shed-drywall N/A
A. White fibrous woven N/D
B. White paint N/D
C. Tan fibrous N/D
D. White drywall N/D
E. White drywall mud N/D
C01-A East pond-concrete foundation N/A
A. Grey concrete N/D
C01-B North pond-concrete foundation N/A
A. I Grey concrete N/D
C01-C Fish hatchery building-concrete foundation N/A
A. Multicolored paint N/D
B. White resin N/D
C. Grey concrete N/D
C01-D North pond-buried concrete foundation N/A
A. I Grey concrete N/D
C01-E North concrete rubble pile N/A
A. Black resinous tar N/D
B. Grey concrete N/D
ND=none detected
*Asbestos containing materials(ACM), under current EPA regulation are defined as material with an asbestos
content greater than 1%by volume. OSHA regulation defines ACM as material with any amounts of asbestos
content, including trace amounts.
**Good condition: no visible damage or deterioration
Fair condition: damaged
Poor condition: significantly damaged
t Sample was point counted
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Lead-Based Paint
Table V documents the concentrations of lead-based paint on the painted surfaces as determined
with the XRF unit. In Table V,the column labeled total Pb is the concentration of lead in the paint
in milligrams of lead per square centimeter of surface area (mg/cm').
Table V. Concentrations of Lead in Surface Coatings-XRF Analyzer Readings at Fish Hatchery facility
Reading Total Pb in Error
Number Component Location Substrate Color mg/cm2 +/-
1 Calibration Paint Orange 0.9 0.1
2 Structural I-beam Crane hoist Metal Red <LOD 0.19
3 Structural I-beam Crane hoist Metal Red <LOD 0.07
4 Cross brace Crane hoist Metal Red <LOD 0.04
5 Cross brace Crane hoist Metal Red <LOD 0.05
6 Ladder Crane hoist Metal Red <LOD 0.03
7 Structural I-beam Crane hoist Metal Red <LOD 0.06
8 Structural I-beam Warehouse basement Metal Red <LOD 0.26
9 Structural I-beam Walkway bridge Metal Red 2.1 1
10 Structural I-beam Walkway bridge Metal Red 3.3 1.9
11 Handrail Walkway bridge Metal Red <LOD 0.03
12 Cross brace Walkway bridge Metal Red 2.5 1.3
13 Gate Walkway bridge gate Metal Yellow <LOD 0.03
14 Floor grid Walkway bridge floor Metal Red <LOD 0.07
15 Guard rail Pump station Metal Red <LOD 0.03
16 Guard rail Pump station Metal Red <LOD 0.31
17 Guard rail Pump station Metal Red <LOD 0.03
18 Water pipe Pump station Metal Red <LOD 0.03
19 Electrical panel Pump station Metal Red <LOD 0.07
20 Manhole cover Pump station Metal Red <LOD 0.03
21 Manhole cover Pump station Metal Red <LOD 0.03
22 Rail track Pond eastside Metal Grey 1.4 0.9
23 Rail track Pond eastside Metal Grey 4.5 2.6
24 Rail track Pond eastside Metal Grey <LOD 0.03
25 Rail track Pond eastside Metal Grey <LOD 0.07
26 Rail bumper stop Pond eastside Metal Grey 2.9 1.6
27 Handrail River pump walkway Metal Grey <LOD 0.03
28 Floor grid River pump walkway Metal Grey <LOD 0.3
29 Gate River pump walkway Metal Grey <LOD 0.67
30 Structural beam River pump station upper Metal Grey 3.2 1.7
31 Structural beam River pump station upper Metal Grey <LOD 0.09
32 Structural beam River pump station upper Metal Grey <LOD 0.05
33 Structural beam River pump station upper Metal Grey <LOD 0.03
34 Structural beam River pump station middle Metal Grey 4 2.1
35 Cross brace River pump station upper Metal Grey 3.3 1.5
36 Structural beam River pump station upper Metal Grey <LOD 0.1
37 Water pipe River pump station Metal Grey <LOD 0.03
38 Floor Pump shed Concrete Grey <LOD 0.03
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Table V(continued). Concentrations of Lead in Surface Coatings-XRF Analyzer Readings at Fish Hatchery
facility
39 Door Pump shed Metal Brown <LOD 0.03
40 Door frame Pump shed Metal Brown <LOD 0.24
41 Calibration Paint Orange 1.0 0.1
42 Calibration Paint Orange 0.9 0.1
43 Pipe Pump station westside Metal Red <LOD 0.03
44 Pipe Pump station westside Metal Red <LOD 0.12
45 Pipe Pump station westside Metal Red <LOD 0.17
46 Pipe Pump station westside Metal Red <LOD 0.03
47 Exterior wall Cooler Metal White 0.03 <LOD
48 Exterior siding Fish hatchery building Metal White 0.97 0.03
49 Structural beam Cooler Metal White 0.97 <LOD
50 Structural beam Cooler Metal White 0.03 <LOD
51 Duct Cooler Metal White 0.08 <LOD
52 Window trim Fish hatchery building Wood Red 0.03 <LOD
53 Window trim Fish hatchery building Wood Red 0.03 <LOD
54 Window trim Fish hatchery building Wood Red 0.05 <LOD
55 Roof southside Fish hatchery building Metal Red <LOD 0.89
56 Wall entry Fish hatchery building Wood White <LOD 0.99
57 Wall entry Fish hatchery building Wood White <LOD 0.03
58 Wall office Fish hatchery building Drywall White <LOD 0.03
59 Wall storage Fish hatchery building Wood White 0.7 0.1
60 Ceiling storage Fish hatchery building Wood White 0.9 0.5
61 Ceiling storage Fish hatchery building Wood White 0.8 0.2
62 Door frame RR Fish hatchery building Wood White <LOD 0.03
63 Door RR Fish hatchery building Wood Green <LOD 0.03
64 Floor entry Fish hatchery building Concrete Grey <LOD 0.06
65 Calibration Paint Orange 0.9 0.1
Table VI: Concentrations of lead in the paint chip sample (% by weight).
Date Sample Location Results (% by
Sampled Number weight)
3/3/21 Pb01 Red and yellow paint on the walkway structural metal NA
I-beam
3/3/21 Pb02 Grey paint on the metal rail bumper stop to the east 18.6
pond
3/3/21 Pb03 Silver and grey paint on the river pump structural 8.8
metal beam
3/3/21 Pb04 White and green paint chip on the fish hatchery 0.51
building exterior metal siding
Note:The method detection limit was 42 ppm
N/A: Not Analyzed
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Materials with lead present in the coatings:
Four paint chip samples were collected for the purpose of verification of XRF results.Sample Pb01
is red with yellow paint chip collected from the walkway structural metal I-beam. Sample Pb02
is grey paint chip collected from the metal rail bumper stop. Sample Pb03 is silver and grey paint
chip collected from the river pump structural metal beam. Sample Pb04 is a white and green
paint chip collected from the fish hatchery building exterior metal siding. Paint chip sample Pb01
was not analyzed by the laboratory. The remaining paint chips were analyzed in concentrations
ranging from 0.51% to 18.6% (51,000 to 186,000 ppm) of lead. All of the paint chip samples
analyzed exceed the limit of 0.5% of lead by weight as defined by EPA.
Conclusions
Asbestos
All of the building materials that were inspected and tested, were found not to contain any
asbestos. No asbestos was detected in the bulk samples. No further action is required with
respect to demolition activities. Any of these non-asbestos building materials generated from
demolition activities can be discarded as general construction debris at the local landfill. Suspect
asbestos containing material descriptions and locations are documented in the site plan figure
and table IV.
Lead Based Paint
Building materials were tested with a calibrated Niton X-ray fluorescence (XRF) lead paint
analyzer to identify lead-based paint (LBP) per the EPA definition of 1.0 milligram of lead per
square centimeter of surface area (1mg Pb/cm'). The materials that tested positive for EPA lead:
➢ Red and yellow paint on the metal structural I-beam and cross braces located on the
walkway bridge to the east pond area.
➢ Grey paint on the metal rail track and bumper stops located on the east pond area.
➢ Silver and grey paint on the metal structural beam and cross braces located on the river
pump station.
➢ White and green paint on the exterior metal siding located on the fish hatchery building.
Four paint chip samples were collected for the purpose of verification of XRF results. Paint chip
sample Pb01 was not analyzed by the laboratory, however the XRF analyzer detected EPA levels
of lead on the walkway bridges I-beam and cross braces.The remaining paint chips were analyzed
in concentrations ranging from 0.51%to 18.6% (51,000 to 186,000 ppm) of lead. All of the paint
chip samples analyzed exceed the limit of 0.5% of lead by weight as defined by EPA.
Building materials found to contain lead are subject to the Occupational Health and Safety
Administration (OSHA) regulations for lead in construction. Removal of these materials should
be done in a manner that limits the airborne concentration of lead to within regulatory limits.
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Regarding disposal of lead-containing materials, the EPA Resource Conservation Recovery Act
(RCRA) rule applies when leachate from the demolition debris is tested per the toxic
characteristic leachate procedure (TCLP) and contains lead in excess of 5 mg/L. This EPA rule
protects against lead contamination leaching into the ground water at landfills that accept
general construction demolition debris.
Recommendations
➢ Facilities and maintenance staff, as well as contractors should be appraised of the
presence of lead.
➢ Any work that will impact, degrade, or disturb the lead-containing materials should be
approved by the Idaho Power Company EHS. It is recommended to conduct a TCLP for
lead prior to disposal of those materials identified to contain lead as defined by EPA.
➢ If demolition of a load bearing member is planned, even when no asbestos is scheduled
to be impacted,there may be a 10-day notification which would need to be filed with the
local building jurisdiction or State of Oregon Department of Air Quality (DEQ).
Please feel free contact me with any questions concerning this report or its conclusions.
Report by:
Dayle Lundy
Asbestos Project Manager
AHERA Building Inspector Certification#6286-01
EPA Lead Risk Assessor Certificate: LBP-R-17968-1
Industrial Hygiene Resources
Reviewed by,
Matthew Call, MS, CIH, CSP
President
Industrial Hygiene Resources
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Appendix A-Photographs
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Photo 1 Red/yellow paint on the structural 1-beam,and cross braces,and grey paint on the rail tracks and rail bumper stops
to the walkway bridge in the east pond area that contains lead.
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Photo 2 White/green paint on exterior metal siding to the fish hatchery building that contains lead.
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Photo 3 Grey/silver paint on the structural beam and cross braces to the river pump station that contains lead.
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Appendix B-Laboratory Reports
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Reservoirs Environmental,Inc Effective October 09,2020
Reservoirs Environmental QA Manual Q:\QAQC\Lab\Reservoirs Environmental QA Manual.pdf
REl LAB Reservoirs Environmental, Inc.
March 08, 2021 Subcontractor Number:
Laboratory Report: RES 487726-1
Project WRO.#: 6675
Project Description: IPC Fish Hatchery
Dayle Lundy
Industrial Hygiene Resources, LTD.
8312 W. Northview, Suite 100
Boise ID 83704
Dear Dayle,
Reservoirs Environmental, Inc. is an analytical laboratory accredited for the analysis of Industrial Hygiene and
Environmental matrices by the American Industrial Hygiene Association, Lab ID 101533 - Accreditation
Certificate#480. The laboratory is currently proficient in both IHPAT & ELPAT programs respectively.
Reservoirs has analyzed the following sample(s) using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) / Inductively
Coupled Plasma - Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) per your request. Reported sample results were not blank
corrected. The analysis has been completed in general accordance with the appropriate methodology as stated
in the analysis table. Results have been sent to your office.
RES 487726-1 is the job number assigned to this study. This report is considered highly confidential and the
sole property of the customer. Reservoirs Environmental, Inc. will not discuss any part of this study with
personnel other than those of the client. The results described in this report only apply to the samples analyzed.
This report must not be used to claim endorsement of products or analytical results by NVLAP or any agency of
the U.S. Government. This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without written approval from
Reservoirs Environmental, Inc. Samples will be disposed of after sixty days unless longer storage is requested.
If you have any questions about this report, please feel free to call 303-964-1986.
Sincerely,
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by Jeff Green
Robin Klover
Vice President
[phone] 5801 Logan St,Suite 100,Denver,CO 80216 —.reilab.com
(866)RESI-ENV Pagel oft https://clients.reilab.com

Reservoirs Environmental,Inc Effective October 09,2020
Reservoirs Environmental QA Manual Q:\QAQC\Lab\Reservoirs Environmental QA Manual.pdf
RESERVOIRS ENVIRONMENTAL, INC
NVLAP Lab Code 101896-0
AIHA Certificate of Accreditation#480 LAB ID 101533
TABLE: I ANALYSIS: LEAD IN PAINT
RES Job Number: RES 487726-1
Client: Industrial Hygiene Resources, LTD.
Client Project/P.O.: 6675
NA=Not Analyzed
Client Project Description: IPC Fish Hatchery NR=Not Received
Date Samples Received: March 05, 2021 ND=None DetectedBAS=Below Analytical Sensitivity
Analysis Type: REI CHEMISTRY SOP/USEPA SW846 305013/7420-M BRL=Below Reporting Limit
Turnaround: Standard
Date Samples Analyzed: March 05, 2021
Client Reporting LEAD
ID Number Limit CONCENTRATION
Pb01 NA NA
Pb02 0.0048 18.6
Pb03 0.0048 8.8
Pb04 0.0021 0.51
Unless otherwise noted all quality control samples performed within specifications established by the laboratory
" ?fin✓
Jeff Green
Analyst/Data QA
[phone] 5801 Logan St,Suite 100,Denver,CO 80216 —.reilab.com
(866)RESI-ENV Page 2 of 2 https://clients.reilab.com

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REI will analyze incoming samples based on information received and will not be responsible for errors or omissions in calculations resulting from the inaccuracy of original data.By signing,client1company representative agrees that submission of the following samples for requested analysis as indicated on this Chain of Custody shall consitute
an analytical services agreement with payment terms of NET 30 days.Failure to comply with payment terms may result in a 1.5%monthly interest surcharge.
Relin wished B : Date/Time: Sample Condition:Acceptable
Received By: 4 "r Christopher Smith Date/Time:03/05I2021 10:32:49 Carrier:UPS
[phone] 5801 Logan St,Suite 100,Denver,CO 80216 www.reilab.com
(866)RESI-ENV Page 1 of 1 https:/tclients.rellab.com

Due Date:
Due Time: RED g I��5�rV0!/-5 Erg�viro�merita/. lr�C_ Job#
5801 Logan St.Derwer,CO 80216•Ph.303%4.19W•Fax [phone] -Toll Free:866 RESI-ENV Page 1 of
Pager:303-609.2098
INVOICE TO: IF DIFFERENT CONTACT INFORMATION:
cwroany: Industrial Hygiene Resources company: Same _ contact _ contaa_
Address: 8312 W. Northyiew St.#100 Address _ Phone: [phone] _ Phone
Boise, ID 83704 Fax Fax:
'l Ces'pager Celppager
Project Number andAw P.O.t. 6675 w Final Data Deliverable Email Address-
Projea°es«nbon e"aua'. IPC Fish Hatchery [e-mail] [e-mail]
ASBESTOS LABORATORY HOURS:Weekdays: 7am-7 m REQUESTED ANALYSIS VALID MATRIX CODES LAB NOTES:
PLM/PCM I TEM _RUSH(Same Day)_PRIORITY(Next Day)_STANDARD Air=A Bulk=B
(Rush PCM=2hr,TEM=6hr.) Dust=D Paint=P
CHEMISTRY LABORATORY HOURS:Weekdays: 8am-Spm Soil=S Wipe=W
Metal(s)I Dust Swab=SW F=Food
RCRA 81 Metals&Welding _RUSH—24 hr._X_3 5 —Prior notincatlon Is W -
g o' o Drinking Water=DW Waste Water=WW
required for RUSH
Fume Scan/TCLP ° v r i tu O=Other
Day—RUSH_5 day—10 turnarounds.*' c + O a F
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to a - o = _ wMICROBIOLOGY LABORATORY HQQEL32Wwek0 a9am5 6 m - e i 2 � ° a
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E.coli 0157:H7,Colifonns,S.aureus 24 hr. 2 Day —3-5 Day $ I i E c�a -, o ..
+ oSalmonella,Listeria,E.coli,APC,Y&M 18 Hr. 3-5 Day a rno m � 0 p x
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Mold _RUSH—24 Hr_48 Hr_3 Day—5 Day 8
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"T.n�arountl hmes estat+l'an a laborffiory priority,subject to laboratory vciume and are not guaranteed.Additional fees P n �. W + = m $ + o — N
a0p'.y for anerhaun,weekands and ho:idaya.r' P <j - Q� A ,^d i a .. +. + ; m w
W 5t 9 O C O is + 1 N O dt
Special Instructions: U) a m = E $ 2 $ ; o w ro m c� a EMI Number(Laboratory
AAS for lead only
Q a s e o B R ro e a a Q X e Date Time Use Only)
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Client sample ID number (Sample ID's must be unique) a W at 0
inn a o fir O MICROBIOLOGY eat U) 2 at mn,fdd" hhrmmatp
2 inch P 3-3-21
1 Pb01 Walkway structural metal beam- l _x_.
2 Pb02 Pond metal rail bumper stop X 2 inch P 3-3-21
3 _ Pb03 River pump structural metal beam 2 inch P -3-3-21
4 Pb04 Hatchery bldg, exterior metal siding__ -- X 2 inch 2 P 3-3-21
5
6 — -
7 - -
8 - - -
9
10
Number of samples received: (Additional samples shall be listed on attached brig form.)
NOTE:REI vat analyze irconiing samples based upon infomrtion received and wig not be responsible for errors or omissions in cakulabons resulting from the inaccuracy of orginal data.By signing dienitcompany representative agrees that submission of the following samples for requested
analysis as itdkated on this Chan of Custody shsl constitute an analytical services agreement with payment terms of NET 30 days,faihtre to comply with payment terms may result in a 1.5%monthly interest surcharge.
Relinquished By: Da le Lund Date/Time: 1500 hrS 3-4-21 Sample Condition: On Ice Sealed Intact
Laboratory Use Only aTemp.(F°) Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No
Received By: Date/Time: Carrier.
Results: Contact Phone Email Fax Date Time Initials Contact Phone Email Fax Date Time Initials
Contact Phone Email Fax Date Time Initials lContact Phone Email Fax Date Time Initials
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12421 W.49TH AVENUE,UNIT#6
WHEAT RIDGE,CO 80033(303)463-8270
BULK ASBESTOS TEST REPORT
PAGE 1 OF 2
CLIENT: ANALYSIS DATE: 8-5-13
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE RESOURCES,LTD. REPORTING DATE: 8-6-13
8312 W.NORTHVIEW#100 RECEIPT DATE: 7-30-13
BOISE,ID 83704 CLIENT JOB NO.: 4833-7
PROJECT TITLE: OXBOW FISH HATCHERY
DCMSL PROJECT: IHR4785
PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VISUAL ESTIMATE
TOTAL
DCMSL CLIENT TOTAL PERCENTAGE
SAMPLE SAMPLE SAMPLE PERCENT ASBESTOS ASBESTOS OTHER FIBROUS NON-FIBROUS IDENTIFIED
NUMBER NUMBER DATE DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE TYPE RANGE % IN SAMPLE CONSTITUENTS CONSTITUENTS MATERIALS
-1 TSI01-A 7-25-13 A. SILVER FOIL/CLEAR RESIN(I; 100.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
ND
-2 AI01-A 7-25-13 A. BROWN FIBROUS TAR 20.0% ND 70.0 30.0 100.0
B. WHITE FIBROUS 80.0% ND 100.0 0.0 100.0
ND
-3 DWO1-A 7-25-13 A. WHITE PAINT 7.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
B. TAN FIBROUS 10.0% ND 100.0 0.0 100.0
C. WHITE TEXTURE 30.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
D. WHITE DRYWALL 53.0% ND TR 100.0 100.0
ND
-4 DW01-B 7-25-13 A. WHITE PAINT 5.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
B. TAN FIBROUS 20.0% ND 100.0 0.0 100.0
C. WHITE TEXTURE 30.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
D. WHITE DRYWALL 45.0% ND TR 100.0 100.0
ND
-5 DWO1-C 7-25-13 A. WHITE PAINT 15.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
B. TAN FIBROUS 20.0% ND 100.0 0.0 100.0
C. WHITE TEXTURE 30.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
D. WHITE DRYWALL 35.0% ND TR 100.0 100.0
ND
FOR CALCULATION PURPOSES,TRACE(TR)IS ASSUMED TO BE 0.5%.
(I)-INSEPARABLE LAYERS ND-NONE DETECTED
THE SAMPLES WERE RECEIVED IN ACCEPTABLE CONDITION. THIS TEST REPORT RELATES ONLY TO THE ITEMS TESTED. THIS REPORT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED EXCEPT IN FULL,
WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE LABORATORY.

4DCM
I
LABORATORY,INC.
12421 W.49"Avenue,Unit#6
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
DCMSL Project No.:IHR4785
Client Job No.:4833-7
Bulk Sample Analysis Page 2 of 2
BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS PROCEDURES:
DCM Science Laboratory,Inc.(DCMSL)analyzes bulk asbestos samples following procedures developed by the McCrone
Research Institute and in compliance with guidelines established by the Environmental Protection Agency(EPA-600/R-
93/116,July, 1993).
Bulk samples are prepared for analysis using a 1 OX-80X stereomicroscope in a hepa filter hood,which provides a
contamination free environment. The sample is then analyzed by polarized light microscopy(PLM)at IOOX. When the
sample consists of more than one layer,each layer is prepared and analyzed separately. Fiber and matrix materials are
identified by the characterization of optical properties including color and pleochroism,form,cleavage,relief,birefringence,
extinction,orientation,twinning,interference figure and other distinguishing features. Dispersion staining is also used to
further aid in mineral identification. All percentages of asbestos,other fibers and non-fibrous constituents are calculated
from the values obtained from analyses using the stereo and PLM microscopes. In-house and NIST standards as well as a
chart prepared by R.D.Terry and G.V. Chilinger for"The Journal of Sedimentary Petrology",(Volume 24,pp.229-234,
1955)provide a guide for estimating percentages. All samples are archived for six months unless other arrangements are
made by the client.
ACCREDITATION: DCMSL is accredited by NVLAP(since April 1, 1989). DCMSL complies with NVLAP
requirements unless otherwise noted.
ENDORSEMENT: The results of these analyses must not be used by the client to claim endorsement by NVLAP or any
agency of the U.S. Government.
The analyses were performed by:
John Silverman,Analyst Ron Schott,Analyst
8-5-13
Ron Schott
Laboratory Director Date
Hwa
NVLAP Lab Code 101258-0

DCM Science Laboratory, Inc.
12421 W. 49`"Avenue,Unit#6
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
[phone]/[phone]
[phone]—fax
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Date/Time Received �'�a3 � DCMSL Group No. 1-7� DCMSL Log No.
Field Data Sheet/Chain of Custody
Samples Submitted By:
Company: Industrial Hygiene Resources Job/P.O.# 4833-7
Address: 8312 W. Northview St.. Suite 100 Project Title C�x�6ous��k�iE�
Boise ID 83704 J t" y
Contact: Archive: All samples are archived for /
Phone: [phone] 6 months unless other
Fax: [phone] arrangements are made.
Cell/Pager: E-Mail email all results to: serrita industrialhygieneresources.com
Turnaround Time Requested: Procedure Requested: ASBESTOS
[x] Standard (3 to 5 Business Days) Bulk [x] Standard EPA
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Client Sample No.: Sample Date Condition Other Information
2 ♦4 t --%�
3,
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11 '
12
13
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Relinquished By Date/Time R ceived By: Date/Time
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12421 W.49TH AVENUE,UNIT#6
WHEAT RIDGE,CO 80033(303)463-8270
BULK ASBESTOS TEST REPORT
PAGE 1 OF 3
CLIENT: ANALYSIS DATE: 3-5-21
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE RESOURCES REPORTING DATE: 3-10-21
8312 NORTHVIEW STREET,SUITE#100 RECEIPT DATE: 3-5-21
BOISE,ID 83704 CLIENT JOB NO.: 6675
CLIENT PROJECT: IPC OXBOW FISH HATCHERY
DCMSL PROJECT: IHR5506
PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VISUAL ESTIMATE
TOTAL
DCMSL SAMPLE SAMPLE TOTAL PERCENTAGE
SAMPLE NUMBER DATE PERCENT ASBESTOS ASBESTOS OTHER FIBROUS NON-FIBROUS IDENTIFIED
NUMBER (C) (C) DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE TYPE RANGE % IN SAMPLE CONSTITUENTS CONSTITUENTS MATERIALS
-1 W101 3-3-21 A. TAN FIBROUS 15.0% ND 100.0 0.0 100.0
B. GREY FIBROUS 85.0% ND 97.0 3.0 100.0
ND
-2 C101 3-3-21 A. TAN FIBROUS/CLEAR MASTIC(1) 8.0% ND 95.0 5.0 100.0
B. SILVER FOIL 10.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
C. GREY METAL 15.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
D. YELLOW FOAM 67.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
ND
-3 DW02 3-3-21 A. WHITE FIBROUS WOVEN 6.0% ND 100.0 0.0 100.0
B. WHITE PAINT 8.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
C. TAN FIBROUS 15.0% ND 100.0 0.0 100.0
D. WHITE DRYWALL 30.0% ND 0.5 99.5 100.0
E. WHITE DRYWALL MUD 41.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
ND
-4 COI-A 3-3-21 A. GREY CONCRETE 100.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
ND
-5 C01-B 3-3-21 A. GREY CONCRETE 100.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
ND
-6 C01-C 3-3-21 A. MULTICOLORED PAINT 4.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
B. WHITE RESIN 12.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
C. GREY CONCRETE 84.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
ND

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12421 W.49TH AVENUE,UNIT#6
WHEAT RIDGE,CO 80033(303)463-8270
BULK ASBESTOS TEST REPORT
PAGE 2OF3
CLIENT: ANALYSIS DATE: 3-5-21
INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE RESOURCES REPORTING DATE: 3-10-21
8312 NORTHVIEW STREET,SUITE#100 RECEIPT DATE: 3-5-21
BOISE,ID 83704 CLIENT JOB NO.: 6675
CLIENT PROJECT: IPC OXBOW FISH HATCHERY
DCMSL PROJECT: IHR5506
PERCENTAGE COMPOSITION BY VISUAL ESTIMATE
TOTAL
DCMSL SAMPLE SAMPLE TOTAL PERCENTAGE
SAMPLE NUMBER DATE PERCENT ASBESTOS ASBESTOS OTHER FIBROUS NON-FIBROUS IDENTIFIED
NUMBER (C) (C) DESCRIPTION OF SAMPLE TYPE RANGE % IN SAMPLE CONSTITUENTS CONSTITUENTS MATERIALS
-7 C01-D 3-3-21 A. GREY CONCRETE 100.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
ND
-8 C01-E 3-3-21 A. BLACK RESINOUS TAR 45.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
B. GREY CONCRETE 55.0% ND 0.0 100.0 100.0
ND
FOR CALCULATION PURPOSES,TRACE(TR)IS ASSUMED TO BE 0.5%.
(C)INFORMATION PROVIDED BY CLIENT (1)INSEPARABLE LAYERS ND-NONE DETECTED
THE SAMPLES WERE RECEIVED IN ACCEPTABLE CONDITION. THIS TEST REPORT RELATES ONLY TO THE ITEMS TESTED. THE RESULTS OF THIS REPORT APPLY TO THE SAMPLES AS RECEIVED FROM THE CLIENT. THIS REPORT MAY NOT BE
REPRODUCED EXCEPT IN FULL WITHOUT THE WRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE LABORATORY.
ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY OUR CLIENT,INCLUDING SAMPLE RESULTS,IS CONSIDERED PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL. CLIENT RESULTS AND OTHER INFORMATION WILL NOT BE RELEASED TO ANYONE BUTTHE CLIENT EXCEPT BY
CLIENT REQUEST. WHEN THE LABORATORY IS REQUIRED BY LAW OR AUTHORIZED BY CONTRACTUAL ARRANGEMENT TO RELEASE CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION,THE CLIENT OR INDIVIDUAL CONCERNED SHALL,UNLESS PROHIBITED BY LAW,
BE NOTIFIED OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED.

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LABORATORY,INC.
12421 W. 49th Avenue, Unit#6
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
DCM Project No.: IHR 5506
Bulk Sample Analysis
Page 3 of
BULK SAMPLE ANALYSIS PROCEDURES:
DCM Science Laboratory, Inc. analyzes bulk asbestos samples following procedures developed by the
McCrone Research Institute and in compliance with guidelines established by the Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA-600/M4-82-020, 1982 and EPA-600/R-93/116, July, 1993).
Bulk samples are prepared for analysis using a 1 OX-80X stereo microscope in a hepa filter hood which provides
a contamination-free environment. The sample is then analyzed by polarized light microscopy (PLM) at 100X.
When the sample consists of more than one layer, each layer is prepared and analyzed separately. Fiber and
matrix materials are identified by the characterization of optical properties including color and pleochroism,
form, cleavage, relief, birefringence, extinction, orientation, twinning, interference figure and other distinguishing
features. Dispersion staining is also used to further aid in mineral identification. All percentages of asbestos,
other fibers and non-fibrous constituents are calculated from the values obtained from analyses using the
stereo and PLM microscopes. In-house and NIST standards as well as a chart prepared by R.D. Terry and
G.V. Chilinger for"The Journal of Sedimentary Petrology", (Volume 24, pp. 229-234, 1955) provide a guide for
estimating percentages. All samples are archived for six months unless other arrangements are made by the
client.
ACCREDITATION:
DCMSL is accredited by NVLAP (since April 1, 1989). Our NVLAP Lab Code is 101258-0. DCMSL complies
with NVLAP requirements unless otherwise noted.
ENDORSEMENT:
The results of this analysis must not be used by the client to claim endorsement by NVLAP or any agency of the
U.S. Government.
The anal y is was performed by :
l
John Silverman,Analyst Ron Schott,Analyst
F
Jason Barnes,Analyst Alex Sketers,Analyst
3. 5. ;L0
Date
TESTING
Ron Schott
NVLAP Lab Code 101258-0 Laboratory Director

DCM Science Laboratory,Inc.
12421 W.49`h Avenue,Unit#6
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
[phone]/[phone]
[phone]—fax
Date/Time Received DCMSL Group No. DCMSL Log No. l� R�. D(.P
Field Data Sheet/Chain of Custody
Samples submitted by.
Company: Industrial Hygiene Resources Job/P.O. # 6675
Address: 8312 W.Northview St.Suite 100
Boise,Idaho 83704 Project Title IPC Oxbow Fish Hatchery
Contact: Dayle Lundy Archive: All samples are archived for
Phone: [phone] 6 months unless arrangements
Fax: are made.
Cell/Pager: 208-869-7963 &Mail [e-mail]
Turnaround Time Requested: [e-mail]
[ X ] Standard(3 to 5 Business Days) [ ] 2 Hour Rush(Asbestos Only)
[ ] 24 Hour Rush [ ] Other
Procedure Requested:
ASBESTOS XRD OTHER
Bulk [ ] Respirable Silica [ ] Optical Microscopy
[ x ] Standard EPA [ ] Bulk Silica [ ] Gravimetric
[ ] Progressive [ ] Scan& Search [ ] SEM
[ ]Point Count [ ] Other [ ] Other
[ ] Other
Air ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Please send report in both.pdf
[ ] NIOSH 7400 and MS excel.
[ ]Other
Client Sample No.: Sample Date Air Volume Other Information
1 W101 3-3-21 Exterior metal siding insulation
2 C101 Cooler wall panel insulation
3 DW02 Storage shed drywall
4 C01-A East pond concrete foundation
5 C01-13 North pond concrete foundation
6 C01-C Hatchery Bldg. foundation
7 C01-D North concrete buried foundation
8 Col-E North concrete rubble pile
9
10
Relinquished b Date/Time Received by: Date/Time
Dayle Lundy 1500 hrs/3-4-21

Appendix C- Consultant's Certifications
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Dayle C Lundy
has fulfilled the requirements of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Section 402, and has
received certification to conduct lead-based paint activities pursuant to 40 CFR Part 745,226 as:
Risk Assessor
An t4c
All EPA Administered Lead-based Paint Activities Program States, Tribes and Territories
This certification is valid from the date of issuance and expires December 30, 2023
LBP-R-17968-2
Certification # Adrienne Prisetac, Manager, Toxics Office
December 07, 2020 Land Division
Issued On

z� A UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY,
WASHINGTON, D.0 20460
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14 PRO'lle
December 07, 2020
Dayle Lundy
INDIVIDUAL
OFFI(;F.OF CHEMICAL SAFETY
Personal Address Provided AND POLLUTION PREVENTION
NA, DC 00000
Dear Dayle Lundy:
Thank you for applying to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency(EPA)for certification to conduct Lead-
based Paint Activities in target housing and child-occupied facilities. I am pleased to inform you that,pursuant
to 40 CFR Part 745, Subpart L,you are certified as an EPA Risk Assessor in All EPA Administered States,
Tribes,and Territories.Your certificate is enclosed and serves as your proof of certification(Please note:
EPA no longer issues individual identification cards for certified individuals).
This certification expires on December 30, 2023 and is valid in All EPA Administered States,Tribes,
and Territories. However, if any State,Territory,or Indian Tribe obtains program authorization at any time
during the term of your accreditation,your accreditation will no longer be valid in the newly authorized
jurisdiction.
Your EPA individual certification is subject to the following:
1)Certification pertains only to the specific discipline,jurisdiction,and individual listed above that performs or
offers to perform the associated lead-based paint activities within the scope of the discipline described in 40
CFR§745.223 and 40 CFR§745.227 pursuant to Section 402 of the Toxic Substances Control Act(TSCA)(15 U.
S.C. 2682).
2)EPA certification does not mean that a State,Territory or Indian Tribe with its own certification program
must accept or recognize an EPA certification. Individual States,Territories,and Indian Tribes,whether
authorized or not, have the right to accept or reject any certification under their own authority. Please be
aware that your EPA certification does not relieve you of any obligations that you may otherwise have to any
authorized or unauthorized State,Territory,or Indian Tribe to obtain licensure or certification from that State
or Indian Tribe under its statutory or regulatory requirements relating to lead-based paint activities.
3)The EPA may conduct audits and/or inspections to ensure continued compliance with its regulatory
standards.
If you have questions or need assistance, please contact the Regional Lead Coordinator,Nancy Kain, of the
EPA Region 9 staff at 415-947-4280 and refer to Application ID number 1722156.Congratulations,and
thank you for your interest in being certified to conduct lead-based paint services.
Sincerely,
Adrienne Priselac, Manager,Toxics Office
Land Division
Enclosures

Protecting Your Workers
Certificate of Completion
Davle Lundy
Has attended and successfully completed the
Asbestos Building Inspector
AHERA 4 Hours Refresher Training Course
In accordance with Title II of TSCA
40 CFR Part 763, Appendix C to Subpart E
Consistent with Utah Administrative Rule R307-801 : Asbestos
Course Date: 5/29/20
Certificate Number: 6492-06
Expiration Date: 5/29/2021 Instructor: Rebecca Ellis
Industrial Hygiene Resources—8312 W.Northview, Suite 100—Boise, Idaho 83704
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]

Limitations/Disclaimer
The scope of the investigation described in this report has been limited by agreement of the
parties based upon financial and other considerations. Further,the scope of this report is limited
to the matters expressly covered herein. The investigation, testing and analysis of compounds
and materials at the site have been limited to those compounds and materials set out in the
parties' agreement. Other compounds or materials not tested for could be present at the site.
The investigation, testing and analysis described in this report has been undertaken and
performed in a professional manner in accordance with generally accepted practices, using the
degree of skill and care ordinarily exercised by a Diplomat of the American Board of Industrial
Hygiene (ABIH); a "Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH)".
During the investigation and in preparing this report we have relied upon information provided
by third parties, including independent laboratories and testing services (with appropriate
accreditations). It is believed that the information obtained from others during the investigation
is reasonable. However, it is not warranted or guaranteed that the information provided by
others is complete or accurate.
The investigation and this report are limited to the conditions present at the time of the site visits
and inspections, and to the information available at the time this report was prepared. However,
there is a distinct possibility that conditions, compounds or materials may exist which could not
be identified within the agreed scope of this investigation or which were not apparent during site
inspections or testing. Should any additional information become available, or should additional
site work be undertaken, consultant should be notified so that we can determine if modification
should be made to this report.
Where indicated or implied in this report, or where mandated by the condition of the site
including its structure/improvements, the conclusions of this report are based on visual
observations of the site. The conclusions of this report do not apply to any areas of the site not
available for inspection or testing.
It should be recognized that the investigation and evaluation of environmental conditions is a
science and an art. Judgments leading to conclusions and recommendations are at times made
with an incomplete knowledge of all conditions applicable to the site. More detailed, focused
and/or extensive studies can tend to reduce the inherent uncertainties associated with the
evaluation of environmental conditions. No warranty, express or implied, is given.
This report is prepared for and intended for the exclusive use of the company, organization or
individual to whom it is addressed. It may not be used or relied upon in any manner or for any
purpose whatsoever by any other party without written authorization by IHR.
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