3520 PIGEON CREEK RD LIFT STATION 1 2017-03-06

Asbestos—Good Faith Inspection: Se Lift Station#1 AET 3053 3520 Pigeon Creek Road, Everett,WP 3 07/18/14 2 of 5 Building Inspector Information Name: Brian Hunt, Project Manager AHERA Certified Building Inspector Certification Number: 143726. Exp. Date 9/11/14 Business: Alternative Environmental Technologies, AET 5129 Evergreen Way D9, Everett, WA 98203 Site & Building Description: The subject site was observed as a decommissioned 1 story, Sewage Lift Station (#1) located on 41.89 acres north of east Mukilteo Blvd. on Pigeon Creek Road, in Everett, Washington. The 450 sf Motor Control Room and subsurface well (divided into a wet and dry wells) was observed to be constructed of concrete masonry units and concrete. respectively. The flat roof was built up asphalt and gravel. The Motor Control Room provided power for lighting, sump pumps, compressor, ventilation fans, telemetry, flow recorder and pump control at the sewage lift station. Asbestos Identification Process: All asbestos samples were collected using modified Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act (AHERA) and EPA sampling methods and all bulk samples were taken to Seattle Asbestos Test (SAT) laboratory under strict Chain of Custody procedures for analysis. AET personnel are AHERA certified building inspectors, management planners and project designers. The analysts at Seattle Asbestos Test used Polarized Light Microscopic methods to analyze the bulk samples for asbestos (Method EPA/600/R-93/116) and the laboratory is part of the National Volunteer Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP accredited). The lead paint chip samples were taken to NVL laboratory. Asbestos Sampling & Analysis: Brian Hunt, AET Project Manager, took a total of 12 bulk samples of suspect asbestos containing materials. The asbestos results are located in Table I: Asbestos Sampling & Analysis. The table includes the location of materials sampled and the test results. Hazardous Chemicals Inventory: Two Fluorescent light fixtures were observed in the Motor control room with an estimated four 4 foot tubes and two ballasts. It is recommended that the fluorescent light fixture components be handled, transported, recycled and/or disposed of by a certified facility such as Total Reclaim, 206.343.7743 (or the City of Everett preferred vendor, or the equivalent). The recycler can provide a Certificate of Recycling which can be retained by the city showing that the tubes and ballasts were recycled or handled properly. Notifications: The owner, or owner's representative, is required to notify anyone visiting or working in the building, including all contractors, that there is an asbestos survey for this building. A copy of the survey report must be kept at the site and available for viewing upon request, and/or the owner may communicate verbally and in writing a summary of the survey findings. It is recommended that access to the site during demolition be restricted to authorized personnel so that visitors and contractors can be warned of the work being done at the site and who to contact. Discussion & Opinion: Additional information is provided below to facilitate required notifications and clarify items identified in this survey. 1. Health Risk: Asbestos is a known carcinogen that is highly regulated. No asbestos containing material was found during this investigation. Lead paint was reported by the laboratory in the gray pained metal at the site. Lead is also regulated and EPA lead safe work practices were recommended for worker protection.