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� �'ROM : FAX N0. :9529550251 Aug. 10 2006 07:49AM P4 <br /> Asbeatoa Building Inspect�on <br /> Forrner House <br /> 2695 Cesca Point Road <br /> arono, IMN 55391 <br /> 1.0 INTRODUCTION <br /> 1.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE <br /> This report presents th� results of the envirvnmental evaluativn compfeted by Apex <br /> Environmental, Inc. (APEX) of the listed property on Juhe 16, 2006.The purpose of the <br /> environmentgi evaluation was to determine the potential praaence of asbestos within <br /> the buiidings lacated on the referenced property scheduled for remade6ng, or <br /> demolition. Mr. Erickson of APEX periormed the on-site investig�tinn and ewaluation. <br /> See Appendix A for the appropriate cert�cations. During the investigation APEX <br /> identlf;ed, sampled, and analyzed suspect or presumed Asbestos Containing Building <br /> Materials (ACBM). <br /> 1.2 LIMITATIONS <br /> Although Apex put forth a detailed and conscientious effart to identily ACBMs at the <br /> site, ceRain variables may affect the idendfication of ACBMs within a bui�ing to a <br /> signif�ant degree. Survey evaluetions w�re preformed only in exposed and/or <br /> accessible building ar�s, which were readily accessible and safe for entry. APEX did <br /> not collect samples from the roof, flr�e doors, �lectrical wi�s, insulators and/or other <br /> m�terials that may have damaged or jeoparclized the ir►tegrity of the facilities structure. <br /> The samples taken were representative af the suspect matetials, but do not preclude <br /> the presenoe of a�besb�s in other similar materia�. If ihere is a question or cbncem <br /> whether a mafieri�l oontains asbestos,Apex r�ecommends further testing ta►asc:ertain <br /> asbestos content of the suspect material. Apex report was prepared in au;onia�ce <br /> with the proposal, scope of w�ork, arrd Apex's general be►ms and condNions. No�ther <br /> warranties, represent�tions, or certifications er+e m�de. <br /> 2.0 METHODS AND PROCEDURES <br /> (3ENERAL SURVEY M�YHODS <br /> A certified inspector perForrned the buitding inspeclions atuf sampling acfivities. A <br /> walk-through survey of the tacility was first conducted to identify suspect materials and <br /> potential areaa of concem to develop a sampling strateqy. Each sample was <br /> assigned a unique sample idantification number that was written an the sampling <br /> media. GeneraNzed sample locations and analytical r�su�s are documented in the <br /> appropriate Survey Tabies in Appendix A. <br />