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• • same material located in different areas, may, or may not, require additional samples, depending on the usage of each area. Sprayed and troweled on materials require at least three tests to confirm they are .no. ACBM. Differing quantities of suspect homogeneous materials also affect the number of samples needed. Analysis of samples must be done by an accredited laboratory. Assessing friability is done per the EPA definition that the material can be crumbled to a powder using hand pressure. The forces expected to act on any material cannot be anticipated by this inspector. An accredited Asbestos Management Planner should be consulted for assessments of condition or potential for disturbance. These assessments are usually only required for inspections of schools. Estimated quantities are given as a courtesy and should not be relied on for bidding purposes. An accredited Asbestos Project Designer is reauired for quantifying.ACBM's. The inspector who prepared this report hereby certifies by signature below, that : • has received training pursuant to 40 CFR Part 763, Sub-part E,Appendix C • has had at least fifteen (15) years professional experience in the asbestos abatement industry 1085 07/10/19 Robert C. Scherf Certification # Expiration Date Limitations This inspection was prepared in a manner intended to comply with current statutes governing the specific purpose stated herein for the locality in which it was performed. This report can be expected to become outdated as regulations, site conditions or usage of this information change over time. Reasonable diligence was excercised to discover ACBM's during the inspection. Standard industry practices recognize that every square inch of a building cannot reasonably be exposed or sampled during the survey process, especially in occupied structures. Wall or chimney interiors, underground pipes, liners of septic tanks, woodstove flues or water heaters, `Bakelite' toilet bowls and junction boxes, every area under carpets or burn debri, are all examples of this. Items not attached to structures are not normally addressed by this type of report. Consequently, some materials may remain concealed, or untested, which are not identified in this report. Materials not addressed in this report should be assumed to contain asbestos until determined otherwise by an accredited professional. The results of such analysis must be incorporated by addenda into this report prior to disturbance of these materials.A copy of this report must remain onsite during such activities. Samples are believed to be representative of similar materials found throughout the areas inspected, however, the required random sampling protocol could miss some ACBM's. Inspector is not responsible for conclusions based upon third party laboratory inaccuracies. Full depth sampling is required when roofing will be disturbed. Attempts by inspector to fill holes after such sampling by use of tar, caulking, etc. are beyond the scope of this report and if performed should be considered temporary leak prevention, not warranted to be a professional roofing repair. Drawings are not to scale. Site maps are included on multi-structure projects only. Advice for the handling of asbestos is beyond the scope of this report and nothing herein should be construed as such. Multiple agencies regulations may differ in these regards. This inspection was performed for compensation, and as such it is not warranted complete and it cannot be used for any purpose if the preparer voids it's use due to lack of payment for this service. This document is protected under USC 17 (aka Copyright Act of 1979). This inspection is also limited by site conditions and those specified by the client. This site was : Occupied Yes / No Unlimited access Yes/ No Limited scope Yes/ No Destructive sampling X Yes/ No ...-