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• 2.4 ASBESTOS AND LEAD See the Tables in this section for a summary of the asbestos-containing and lead-containing materials identified during the survey. Table 1.1 -Summary of Asbestos-Containing Materials Homogeneous Material Location Asbestos Content Description Wall-Paint/Texture/Wallboard 5-4 Living 2%Chrysotile Wall-Paint/Texture/Wallboard 5-5 Bed 1 2%Chrysotile Cement Siding 13-1 Exterior 15%Chrysotile Cement Siding 13-2 Exterior 15%Chrysotile It is safe to assume all textured wallboard outside of the kitchen and bathroom areas contain asbestos. **Materials that contain less than<1%asbestos are not regulated for disposal purposes. However removal of<1% asbestos is considered an unclassified asbestos operation by DOSH. Unclassified asbestos operations cover employees likely to be exposed in excess of the permissible exposure limit(PEL), and who are performing operations not covered by Class I through IV. For construction work involving unclassified asbestos the applicable requirements will include:an exposure assessment, use of vacuum cleaners equipped with HEPA filters, use of wet methods and prompt cleanup of debris, use of respirators and protective clothing, training, and record keeping. The requirements for the removal of<1% wallboard systems are addressed in WRD 23.30. Table 1.2 -Summary of Lead-Containing Materials Homogeneous Material Location Lead Content Description Blue Paint Chip Pb-1 Exterior <0.009% White Paint Chip Pb-2 Exterior <0.009% Red Paint Chip Pb-3 Exterior <0.010% Beige Paint Chip Pb-4 Exterior 6.895% White Paint Chip Pb-5 Kitchen <0.009% Lavender Paint Chip Pb-6 Bath <0.009% Light Blue Paint Chip Pb-7 Bed 2 <0.009% Aqua Paint Chip Pb-8 Bed 1 <0.009% Gray-Green Paint Chip Pb-9 Living <0.010% **Paint that contains lead equal to or in excess of 1.0 milligram per square centimeter or 0.5%by weight is defined as lead- based paint and is considered regulated material. Page 7 of 30