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2.1 BUILDING DESCRIPTION <br /> Taxpayer Information: Frank Murphy <br /> Parcel #: 005354000003400 <br /> Structure Use: Single Family Residence <br /> Year built: 1954 <br /> Total SgFt: 1350 <br /> Note:The above information is taken from the County Parcel Viewer and may not be 100%accurate. <br /> Not all remodels or additions are documented. <br /> 2.2 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION <br /> Health Risks:Asbestos is a known carcinogen that is highly regulated in terms of proper removal and <br /> disposal. Licensed asbestos contractors and certified asbestos workers, trained in the use of <br /> personnel protective equipment and engineering controls, are required if the matrerials will be <br /> disturbed or removed. <br /> PSCAA Notification for Demolition: The Puget Sound Clean Air Agency(PSCAA, Regulation III,Article <br /> 4) requires notification for building demolition. For a notification form, regulations, and contact <br /> information, go online at www.pscleanair.org. Demolition notification can be completed and fees can <br /> be paid online.The 10-day waiting period is waived if the notification is filed as an emergency. <br /> Point Count Analysis: This type of analysis includes testing of bulk building materials for <br /> asbestos by performing 400 point counts (EPA 600/R-93/116).This is a more detailed method for <br /> estimating asbestos in a building material and is more accurate than a visual estimate. While the <br /> visual estimation of asbestos in a building material works well for most samples, a point count can be <br /> very important when low asbestos concentration in a building material is detected.This <br /> methodology, which has a detection limit of 0.25%, increases the accuracy and precision of the <br /> asbestos concentration determined in a sample and is commonly used to comply with NESHAP <br /> regulations requirement of performing point counting on samples with low concentrations of <br /> asbestos. <br /> Page 5 of 23 <br />