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contract. have been or will be made to appropriate programs for the benefi:
employees, except as noted In Section 4(c) below.
(b) WHERE. FRINGE BENEFITS ARE' PAlO IN CASH
o -Each laborer or mechanic listed in the above referenced payroll has been paid. as
indicated on the payroll, an amount not less than the sum of the applicable basic
hourly wage' rate plus the amount of the required fringe benefits 8S listed In the
contract, except as noted in Section 4(c) below.
(e) EXCEPTIONS
of the persons employed by '/%..c.c. tA-L
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he( r,.;fuP?,?"'''~/;~''-lJ~'/ <-.[.ut'.7~_"
(BUlldlna; orworil)
he payroll period cOmmencing on the 4 //.--
he paymen
do hereby
1) Tha
EXCEPTION (CRAFT) EXPLANATION
.
REMARKS
; that during
day of C~tu.-.. 19li.... and endingthe~d8YOfA'1~,.' - 19LL.
all persons ompioYed on said project have been paid the fullweekfy wages earned, that no rebates
have.been orwllf be made erther directly or lndireetly to oron behalf of said
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(Cont~ctDr or .Ubconl V
ful
weekly. wages eamed by any person and that no deductions have been made either directly or
Indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permiSsible deductions as defined
In Regulations, Part 3 (29 ern Subtitle A), Issued by the Secretary of labor under the Copeland
Act. 8S lImended (48 Stat. 948, 63 Stat. lOB. 72 Stat. 967; 76 Stat. 357; 40 U.S.C. 276c), and de.
scribed below:
(2) That any payrolls otherwise under this contract required to be submit+.ed for the above
period are correct and complete; that the wage nrtes for laborers or mechanics contained therein
are not less than the applicable wage rates contained In any wage determination incorporated. into
the contract; that the classifications set forth therein for each laborer or mechanic conform with the
work he performed.
the
from
(3) That any apprentices employed in the above period. are duly registered ina bona fide
apprenticeship program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recogniZed by the Bureau
of Apprenticeship and Training. United States Department of labor, or if no such recognized agency
exists In a St2:te, are registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Depart.
ment of Labor.
NAME AND TITLE
~ If _' (/. . t/'__h' l2"/ >7
.c.~d~..:.iff~J-/k"A:':"-(~ ,-~..::.d.t.:.. __!.-.=r._.., _ Cd;..Vr....:..C-"{...V-
THE WILFUL FAlS1ACATlON OF ANY OF THE ABOVE STATEMENTS MAY SUeJECT THE CONTRACTOR
OR SUBCONTRACTOR TO CiVIL OR CRIMINAL PRCSEcunON. SEE SECTION 1001 OF TITLE 18 AND
SECTION 231 OF TITLE 31 OF THE UNITED STATES COOE.
WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS, FUNDS, OR PROGRAMS
ja..-In addition' to'.. the
listed in the above
Tho
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The
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day of '-;?tcc.,._.... 192.2. and endlngtheLi!!'::d8YOf71!",,~. ' 19~
all persons employed on,sald project have been paid the full weekly wages earned. that no rebates
have been or will be made either directly or indirectly to or on behalf of said
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contract have been or will be m~rte, to' appropriate programs for the benefit of suet'
emplo)'ees.'exceptasnoted In Section4(c) below. " "'~ .....
b) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAlO IN CASH
o -Each laborer or mechanic listed in thesbove referenced payroll has been paid, as
Indicated on the payroll,an amount not less than the sum of the applicable basic
hourly wage rate plus the amount of the required fringe benefits 8S listed in the
contract. except as noted in Section 4(c) below.
(c) EXCEPTIONS
"
of the persons employed by ,.A;~.. .,.1,0. t? ~
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he ~ ,. /y /.t.L,":~,L, .
(Bulldlna.or WDI1I;)
he paymen
do hereby state;
EXPLANATION
EXCEPTION (CRAFT)
se
lul
weekly wages earned, by, any person and that no deductions have been, made either directly or
Indirectly from the full wages earned by any person, other than permissible deductions as defined
In Regulations. Part 3 (29 ern Subtitle A). Issued by the Secretary of labor under the Copeland
Act. 8S amended (48 Stat. 948. 63 Stat. 108, 72 Stat. 967: 76 Stat. 357; 40 U.$.C. 276c), and de.
scribed below:
.....RKS
(2)Th~t any payrolls othelWise under this contract required to be submitted for the above
period are correct and complete; that the wage rates for laborers or mechanics contained therein ~iF'
<Ire not less than the applicable w<lge rates contained in any wage determination incorporated into r'
the contract; that the classifications set forth therein for each laborer or mechanic confonn with the t'-~.. "".'"
work he performed.
(3) That, any, apprentices employed in the above period are duly registered in a bona fide
apprenticeship program' registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by, the Bureau
of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Department of Labor, or if no Such, recognized agency
exists in a St2:t9. are registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, United States Depart. . '-;;.;~, ~'- H
ment of labor. - -
(4) That: NAME AND nTLE ~ -
(a) WHERE FRINGE BENEFITS ARE PAID TO APPROVED PLANS. FUN OS. OR PROGRAMS Eh)O'.ZEj;>;e. &/{11 C;t:F/Ot.:{;'l..c.-:J., :r-:;"-":::","'-"" f , ~:2_
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L~L-In addition to- the. basic hourly wage rates, paid to, each laborer or mechanic THE WilFUL FALSIRCATION OF ANY OF THE ABOVE STATtMENTS MAY SUBJECT THE CONTRACTOR
OR SUBCOl<.'TRACTOR TO CIVIL OR CRIMINAL PROSECUTION. SEESECTJeN 1001' OF TInE 18 AND
listed in the above' referenced payroll, payments of fringe benefits as listed in the sECT10N 231 OF TITLE 31 OF THE UNITED STATES CODE.
he
lrom
FEOERAL.AIO PROGRAM
DETAIL OF FUNDS EXPENDED
BROS-2016(6)
Progress Bill No.
Geraldine Robison
Jeffaraon Prepared By end Bruce Laurie
Period 1/87-11/87
L^0612 3/26/87
PAVEe
PRELIMINARY
ENGINEERING
TOTAL AMOUNT FROM ALL SOURCES
ENgl~~~~iNG CONSTRUCTION
Jefferson County Payroll
47.47
50.62
Jefferoon Co. Payroll Addit1ves
Port Tow.end Leader
21,8/,
80.00
23.28
22.00
Jsfferson Co. Mstsrial Usage
80.00
General' Construction Inc.
5,123.96
Jeffarson CouotyEquipment Rentsl
Johnson Equ1pDleot Rentals
Current Period
Participating, Costs 149.31 95.90
(2) (3) (4) (5)
TOTAL FEDERAL TOTAL
ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL FUNDS
FEDERAL AID AID CLAIMED
TO DATE PARTICIPATION TO DATE (2x3)
14l).31 149.3.1. .80 119.41, 120.00
95;90 95.90 .BO 76.72 100.00
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In the matter of:
STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
'X
.
I~1~1~1~~ I Revising a county X
project designated as X
CSO 723 X
RESOLUTION NO.
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED thatRodae~s Strppt Rrirlgo Inlrl
Linger Longer Bridge #22E)
Road Log. No. 30]109 ,
from M.P..Q.2i. to M.P..Q.,JLxand:xf\t1:QlII:~.dX~x~xI*-xIl<~>M<
improved as follows.
Removal of Old Linger Longer Bridge #22E.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that an appropriation from the
officially adopted road fund budget and based on the county
engineer's estimate is hereby made in the amounts and for the
purpose shown.
f.!!Bl.Qg PREVIOUS APPROPRIATION
Engineering 100.00 (80.00 BROS)
Right of Way
Acquisition -0-
Sub-Total 100.00 (80.00 BROS)
PRESENT APPROPRIATION
150.00 (120.00 BROS)
-0-
Construction:
x Contract
TCounty Forces
TOTAL
11,600.00
5,250.00
6,450.00
$11,700.00
19,280.00 BROS)* 13 500.00
4,120.00 BROS)**5,250.00
(5,160.00 BROS)***8,250.00
(9,360.00 BROS) $13,650.00
150.00 (120.00 BROS)
10 800.00 BROS)
4;120.00 BROS)
( 6,600.00 BROS)
(10,920.00 BROS)
__This project is included in the officially adopted annual road
program as Item No.
l-Theproject is hereby made a part of the officially adopted
annual road program in accordance with R.C.W. 36.81.130.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED thatl
l-The construction is to be accomplished by contract in accord-
ance with R.C.W. 36.77.020 et. seq.
.l..The construction is to be accomplished by county forces in
accordance with R.C.W. 36.77.060 and W.A.C. 136.18.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS
DAY OF
BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SEAL.
Chairman
Member
ATTEST.
Member
.Clerk or the Board
* Total Construction
** Contract
*** County Forces
.
STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTrOF JEFFERSON
'X
.
In the matter of.
l[~;U:Uli~ / Revising
project designated as
CSO 723
IT IS HEREBrRESOLVED thatRodoep5 Strppt Rrirlgp (nld
Linger Longer Bridge #22E)
Road Log NO,J01109 '. ,
from M.P...Qd..2... to M.P...Q..:.1Lxan<kx~~",*~~x~xIj;l\&~M
improved as tollows.
a oounty X
X
X
RESOLUTION NO. 15-88
Removal of Old Linger Longer Bridge #22E.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that an appropriation from the
officially adopted road fund budget and based on the county
engineer's estimate is hereby made in the amounts and for the
purpose shown I
PURPOSE PREVIOUS APPROPRIATION
Engineering 100.00 (80.00 BRCS)
Right of Way
Acquisition -0-
Sub-Total 100.00 (80.00 BROS)
PRESENT APPROPRIATION
150.00 (120.00 BROS)
Construotion. 11,600.00 /9.280.00 BROS)* 13,500.00 /10.800.00 BROS)
x Con trac t 5,250.00 4,120.00 BROS)** 5,250.00 4;120.00 BROS)
x County Forces 6,450.00 (5,160.00 BROS)***8,250.00 ( 6,600.00 BROS)
TOTAL $11,700.00 (9,360.00 BROS) $13,650.00 (10,920.00 BROS)
-0-
150.00 (120.00 BROS)
This projeot is. inoluded in the offioially adopted annual road
program as Item No.
L,Theprojeot is hereby made a part of the officially adopted
annual road program in accordance with R.C.W. 36.81.130.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED thatl
L,The construction is to be accomplished by ccntract in acccrd-
ance.withR.C.W. 36.77.020 e.t. seq.
L,The construction is to be accomplished by county forces in
accordance with R.C.W. 36.77.060 and W.A.C. 136.18.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS g c1<- . DAr OFf ~ , LZf.f..
BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTr COMMISSIONERS
SEAL.
&~i<)
c:;:n . ~
Member ~
/f"h>''-T-<!r-L- t!- ~
?lember v
* Total Construction
** Contract
*** County Forces
FOR PU8L1C~T~O.&-
DATES ~.-
_EiJa -=
BY
.
In the matter ofl
STATE OF WASHINGTON
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON
'x
.
~w Revising a county X
project designated as X
CS0723 X
RESOLUTION NO. 86-87
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that Rod~prs Street Brtdve (Old
Ltnger Longer Brtdge #22E)
Road Log No. 301109 I
from M.P.0.25 to M.P. 0.32 ~~~~~Nmmmmmmm~~~Nmmmmmmmmbe
improved iiS"tOllowsl. - -_
RemovaL of OLd Ltnge: Longer Brtdge #22E.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that an appropriation from the
officially adopted road fund budget and based on the oounty
engineer's estimate is hereby made in the amounts and for the
purpose shown I
PURPOSE PREVIOUS APPROPRIATION PRESENT APPROPRIATION
Engineering $1 000.00 (800.00 BROS) $ 100.00 BO.OOBROS)
Right of Way
Acquisition -0.. -0-
Sub-Total 1 000 00 (800.00 BROS) 100.00 BO.OO BROS)
Construction I 10.500.00
~Contract 7,500.00
~County Forces 3.000.00
TOTAL
i8,400.00 .BROS)
6,000.00 BROS)
(2,400.00BROS)
($9,000.00 BROS)
11,600.00
5,25U.UU
6.450.00
$11.700.00
(9,280.00 BROS)'
(4,1~U.UU BROS)"
(5,160.00 BROS)'"
($9,360.00 BROS)
$11.500.00
__This project is inoluded in the officially adopted annual road
program as Item No.
-2lTheproject is hereby made a part of the officially adopted
annual road program in accordance with R.C.W. 36.81.130.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED thatl
~The construction is to be accomplished by contract in acoord-
ance with R.C.W. 36.77.020 et. seq.
~he construction is to be accomplished by county forces in
accordance with R.C.W. 36.77.0~ and W.A.C. 136.18.
PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS "f)-(} DAY OF (JZilt<.-, ,1111'.
BOARD OF JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ch~~'ik':&A~4f/~~
y&~J
Kember
/L~ (?~.6 ./'~._~
Kember V .
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APPENDIX '~5-6
FEDERAL-AID REQUIREMENT CHECKLIST
DISTRICT
PROJECT
DATE 2/27 /87
Rnrlapr~ Strppt RY'irlQP RpmnVnl
(Number)
(Name)
COUNTY Jefferson
FEDERAL FUNDS WILL BE USED
IN P.E. --X-; InR/W ---.!iL8.-; In CONSTR. ----X-;
CITY
OTHER _
TOWN
PERSONS WILL BE DISPLACED: YES _ NO..L
RIGHT OF WAY ACQUIRED FOR THIS PROJECT: YES_ NO..1-
(Reminders) (Comments)
1. Real property must be appraised before 1. No right of. way is being
initiation of negotiations with the for this project.
owner.
2. C)wners must be given an opportunity 2. N/A
to accompany each appraiser during his
inspection of the property.
3. The acquiring ageney must establish 3. N/A
just' compensation before initiation of
negotiations with' the owners.
4. No increase or decrease in the FMV due 4. N/A
to the project exeept physieal deteriora-
tion, is to be considered in the valuation
of the property.
6. Appraisals are not to give consideration 6. N/A
nor include any allowance for relocation
assistance benefits.
6. The owner is nut to be left with an un. 6. N/A
economic remnant that the acquiring
agency did nut uffer to' acquire.
DOT
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APPENDIX 1~5-6
FEDERAL.AID REQUIREMENT CHECKLIST (Continued)
(Reminders) (Comments)
7. The owner is to be given 8 written state. 7. N/A
ment of the amount established as just
compensation, 8 summary of the basis
for the amount of just compensation,
and where appropriate, the just com.
pensation for real property acquired
and damages are to be separately stated
in the written statement.
8. No owner shall be required to surrender 8. N/A
possession before the agreed purchase
price has been paid or the approved
amount of compensation has been paid
into the court.
9. All displaced persons (not applicable to 9. N/A
vacant property) must be given a 90.
day notice in advance of the date they
are required to move.
10. The rental amount charged to owners 10. N/A
and/or tenants permitted to oceupy the
property subsequent to acquisition
must not exceed the fair rental value to
8 short. term occupier.
11. No action must be taken to advance 11. N/A
condemnation, defer negotiations or
condemnation or taken Bny other action
coercive in nature in order to compel an
agreement on the price to be paid for
the property.
12. The acquiring agency must acquire an 12. N/A
equal interest in all buildings. ete;. 10.
cated upon the real property acquired.
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F. A; CONSTRUCTION NO.
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RIGHT OF WAY WAS ACQUIRED BY:
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o State 01 Washington
1KI CountY of ,Jt,}ffp~'c;nn
o CitY/Town 01
o Other:
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Rodgers StreetBri dqe Removal
TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT:
Removal of existing brid~le across the
B.ig.Quilcene River
FOR THIS SPECIFIC CONSTRUCTION PROJECT:
YES NO
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E. Relocation involved on
parcels. (Local Agencies attach Listl.
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X
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. A, New or additional right of way was acquired,
. .. B, Improvements were acquired,
C, Owelling units were acquired.
0, Businesses. farms and nonprofit organizations were acquired,
F. Improvements remain that need to be removed. .
G. All right of way has been previously certified under earlier projects.
H. The right of way w~s acquired:
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1. Prior to July 1, 1971.
,,2.0n or after July 1, 1971.
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The existing bridge on Rodgers Street (Old Linger Longer Bridge,#22E)
is structurally damaged and closed to vehicular traffic.
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R/W PROJECT ANALYSIS -INSTRUCTIONS
This" form is a part of the certificate for the righ~ of way on each construction project. Attach this form to the R/W Certificate Letter.
If applicable, also attach the stat~mcnt as to Relocation l'Assurancc,"
If there ar~ any UExccptions!Variances" on any Federal'Aid project, the Certificate must be submitted to Headquarters at least four
weeks prior to the Ad Date. In all other cases, this certificate is submitted to Headquarters at least three weeks before the Ad Date.
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To enlef R/W Agent, (!~r,sub~eQuent submittal, to FHWA, II "'aceuary).
~ r~ ~tate ,Aiel Engineer,' HeadqUarters, When, apPII,cable. '
To District ,RfW Supervisor. '
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particularly in the willows and alders which often look
similar but have different habitat requirements which in
turn may result in different survival success. Species
identification. should be confirmed by qualified personnel
before collection.
7. Placement of stem cuttings and transplants: The required
planting dlstance between transplants and/or stem
cuttings will be stated in the 5.0.11. as "2 foot spacing"
or "3 foot spacing" etc. The rows must be staggered
ra ther than be in co 1 umns :
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2r: 0 0 0 o l 0 0
0 0 0 0
2-foot spacing 2-foot spacing
Wrong Way Right Way
Where the contract. specifies planting in a zigzag
pattern. x foot spacing. Y.. foot offset. a double row is
desired wTthx number of feet between each cutting or
transplant in that row and the second row y number of
feet to the side.
Ex: zi gzag pattern. 3-foot spacing. 2-foot offset
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Planting stem cuttings of sprouting species can be an
inexpensive, successful method for revegetating disturbed
sites. especially if planting stock is composed of locally
In the matter Otl
. STATE Of ilASHIIlGTOil .
COUIlT~ OF JEFiEBSOH
'X
Initiating /-Rovioins-a oo~t~ X
projeo t elellignateel all X
~~a7;aa . .. X
IT.IS.HEREBY RESOLVED that Rod ers Street Brid e
(old Linger Longer Brid e 1!22E ,
Roael Log No. 109 . ,
tro/ll H.P..Jl...2.i to H.P...!l....l2. lUl4=trolll-H,P,:.:.:.:.:.::.-.to-Hti'r--n-n be
improveel all tollow/II. . . .
Remo~al of old Linger Longer Bridge D22E
RiSOLUTIOMMO. 2-87
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that an. appropriation trom tho
ot'tic1ally aelopt.oel roael tllnel bllelgot anel balloel .on. tho oOllnty
onsinoer'a eat1mato 1.her.b~ ma4. in the amollAta an4 tor the
pllrpolle IIhowna
~ PREVIOUS APPROPRIATION PRESENT APPROPRIATION
Engineerins -0- S1 non (SROnRR()~'
Right ot Wa~
Acqllhi tion -0- -0-
Sllb-Total -0- $1. 000 ($800 BROS)
Conlltrllotionl -0- ~10 500 (8 400 BROS) TOTAL CONS'
XContraot f ,500 a6.000BROS~ CONTRACT
::ZCollnt~ Foron 3,000. 2.400 BROS COUNTY
FORCES
TOTAL -0- $11.500 ($9.200 BROS)
__Thisprojoct is ioolll4e4 in the ott101all~ a40pte4 annllal roaa
program all Itelll Mo.
~Theproject is hereby made a part ot the ottioially aaopted
annllal roa4 program in acoor4ance with R.C.W. 36.81.130.
IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED thatl
2LThe constrllction is to be accompl1she4 by contraot in accord-
ance with R.C.W. 36.77.020 et. lIeq.
2LThe constrllction is to be acco/llplillhed by cOIlRty torces in
accorelance with R.C.W. 36.77.060 an4 W.A.C. 136.18.
P 4SSED AND ADOPTED THIS' /,,-} 'fL. ...Lf(L:
SSIONERS
SULI
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Hoabll'
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UTESTI
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L' ~.~y'.
/ci;;~'~; ~bll~~ilo
.
.
~V^LU^TION
"glomI Di.:"ilgrutl :,1" Ugi.lta
~'l. \'.~ t L .\1 I,. ,~t "\'~ t.....,.cs b.. dcmoll!.itlCd? If !io. "llilL !.ib'\lCh.,' u:.? }D 0 0
----'-.C.QJ.t.nI;;;L...li.t eel bridl;e to be re!!!Q.\lr-art
4ol, :',hilt' t!.i Hu~ C:Ul'I~cnt COnljlrctwn:.i..'.. IlL.," or communi. ty dl.lvclopmcnt lSJ 0 0
pl<.L1l dC!.iLgn.,ti.on of the ..d:c? IdcnH fy the plun: Residential
Jefferson Connry r.nmp..r.ehens.;vp P'~n
~5. J f appLLc..bLc. \~hul: " tho current shoreline nmster program ~ 0 0
desi.gnaHon of 'ho si.te? Conservancv
.10. U...a!i oln~" part" of the sttc been ctasstfted 'as on "environmentally IRI 0 0
sensi. 1;; .'c" <.Ire,,? IF so" speclfy I:hopart: Environmentallv
sensitive 100 year flood plain
-17 ~ Apflro~i.mdt'eLy how rTk1ny people wouLd rostde or work tn'the i:!l 0 0
completed project? N/A
48. ApproxtmoJl:oly how many people I~ould the completed project III 0 0
di.splnce? None
",,~l. Describe ,proposed measures '0 llvotd 01'" I"'educe, dt 5pL ucement I2l 0 0
tmp"'cts~ IF any: N/A
5lJ,. Dc:>cr~be fJl"'ofJo:>cd mea:>ure!i to ensure the proposal ts compaHbLe
IllI
o
o
"Uh cx~:>ttng and pl"'ojectcd Lund uscs and pLans, tf any:
People and vehicles will be able to use
_-.:...-ex;,~l"'ing h,..-irlgA 11"'1"':l~orl /,00 '.f'~et
downs tream '
~IOU51 NC
Approxim",tcly hololt nmny units wouLd be pl"'ovided, tf ony? Indicuto IKI
o
o
\\h.:ther the hou:>ing is: htgh, mtddLe, 01'" Low tncome:
--1l/ A
52. Ap~ro"t!natcLy how milny untts. tf any, wouLd be eLtmtnuted?
IRI
o
o
lndtcate' \\~lC'thul'" the' hou:>tng \'5 hl,:h, mtddLo,ol'" Low tncomc'{
N/A
:n, DC5Cl"'tbl.' propo~cd Ui'.'':I!Ouru!O to reduce 01"', controL' houslng lmpacts,
IRI
o
o
tt" .my-N/A
AESTtlETIC5
I',h.lt ts the lallc-il IU'~!-:ht of ':lny proro~.od!ltl"'uctuI"'Cl(!i), not
i.ncl~Ji..nl;.lIllclln"'!r? ~',h;d \.5 tllu 1>r~nd'lIlt uxtCl"'tOI'" buttdtng
Xl
o
o
pr'opoo:oml? _,_
N/A
.
.
EVALUATION
Agreo Dt,5agroe Mi.tLgOlte
~4. \'.h.J.t: kLnd .J.nd amount of vogotaHon ","auLd bo relllQvudOr al.t\lrcd7 Ie [J [J
None
::5. Li.st thre.atoned orend,mgurcd SpC\,;L05 known' to be on OrnoOlr tho Kl [J 0
sao; - Eagle ann 9t't'PT
20. OescrLbe proposed landscapLng. u.o of nah.ll".8 pLunh, Or other 10 [J 0
Rlg4liures to preserve Or onh,mce vogotatLon on tho si.te. Lf ony:
N/A -Natural revegetation' '"
NlIMALS
Chock 00, b,rd. ood oo,...L. th.t havo booo ob..rvod 00 or o..r tho '10
o
o
5Lte or are kno\lrn tabe on or nellr the liLt.:
lL1 BLrds:Ji1 h.u.k II heron Q( eagLe 0 soogbLrds '0 othor-LdentLfy:
~ M.J.nmaLs: 0 duer 0 boar 0 elk 0 boavor Xl other-Ldont'Lfy:
Ot't'pr
1XI Fi.sh:C bass Q::saLmon IX. trout 0 herr-i.ng 0 sheLLfl%ih
o other-Ldentlfy:
It,:.t ilny threatened or endOlngored spocl-os to be on or neW"' the
5th:', Unknown
15 the si.~e part of. nli.gratLon route? If 00. el\pLaLn how:
IIlI
o
o
IIlI
o
o
O.:~crt be' propoSl.ld mtlllsurus topro!OorlJo' or onho.nee IilILLdLL fo, L f
IIlI
o
D
By TPmovi ng hri rlg@ WP wi 11 rpnltl"p pORRi hi 1 i ty
bf further stream and bank damage during
flooding,
ENEr:CY AND NA TUlW. RESOLllCES
oLectrtc, naturAL Gas, 'oLl, lilIOod stove. Jjg
iJnoJsololrl,,,,ouLd bULJsod to meet' thu cOIl'Plehd projoetl. onorgy
""cds? Du:.crLbo ",huthcr tt WOLJLd bu l.Isod fo,. hOi.lttng. IUnufach.I"~
ute;: DiPRPl fllp1 for t"'on~"T'l1~t;on
eauiomenc
o
o
l~nuLd'thu projuctnffact tho potuntLolL uso of 50lnr onurgy by
I r ~o, L;om:raLly doscrLbo lhu...rfLlCt':
~
o
o
N/A
--.
IU,-'t ,KLmh of energy con~;r...~non fUiJtUf'05 Ul'Q LnclucJccJ Lo Lhe
flto1n~o" ,th,~~'propo:o..L1 LLst othor p"opo~otJ 1N!.J~l.IJ"U toroduco or
controL ClllcrCY h'f-J.Jch, i.fany:
III
o
o
N/A
Information
Materials
Foct Sheets
!.
As/Jl''s/OS
Gl'llt'rallnform,illoll about asbestos. H~
posslbll' health effects. ways to rCl1wdv
a~bl'stos problems. and wilen' tn go (eir
1lt'lp.
AslJcsws in Sc/wols
DlscuS5es EP,\'s re/,tlll11tioll rcqlllrlnJ.t all
prl\'illl'illld public schools In inspect for
nsbcslos. federal loans/grants iwallable to
help schools ab::Hl~ asbestos problems.
mt.'thods for ft'lllcdylllJ.t asbl's(QS problt'ms.
<lIld kinds of h'ehnit'a! assistance r.;p^ can
pro\'ldl' 10 sehools. Indudcs Ilstof ~:PA
H('.~l()nal Asbestos Coordinalors and a list
of a\'aJlahlt' publicallons i\lJOut a~llt'sl()s.
V('fflol/IiUlI CHid Ut'IlUl'Cl//(Jfl
Hcr/ulation.... January; 198G
.
Technical Documents
Guldallcc.for COlllroll/ny
A<;/)('slos,CuII(r.lfnlny ,\lCl/l.'rirlls In
I3ulldillfjS EPA 5G015,85-024 ,June 1H8S
TI)i!; rt'vbt'd dOCllllll'llt provides EPt\
guidance Oil cOlltrollln!-;
asbl~SIO!;-COnlalnlllg lllrllerials founclln
hUIldings, The dOCU1J\l'llt (ll pro\'ldes a
currtrH Stlllllll.U)' of llaln Oil exposure 10
,llrborne asbestos, (21 survey protedtll'cs
for .delerminlnA If ilsbl'slos-ronlalnlng
material Is pn'scnl In bulldlllgs, (:1)
l'xplillns:how to l'slnbllsh a special
opl'rallCHls and malrltenante program In <l
building found 10 cOlllain asbestos, 1,1)
n:vll'WS Il'dUlleal iSSllCS confronted when
'lss{'sslng: the potentl<ll for exposure to
llirborrH' <l!:'hestos, In particular Indoor
St-ltlngs, (5Isu.Ll~csts it structured process
for ::;ek'ctlng- n particular course of action,
,[!In:n.lnformatlon on physltal cOIlclltlon of
the asbestos, e.\poslIre levels, nssessmt'llt
Illelhods, and ahatclllt'tJllt'ehnlqut's, (61
sumnwrlZl'S ;md updates Information on
appllcabllll)', cffcC11\'eness, ilnd relntlvc
costs (,f allernatl....e remedial acllons, 171
In1ro<!ll('eS and dI5CtlSSl~S crll('rla for
dct('nlllnln~ S\I{'t'l'ssful asbestos conlrol.
Asut'slos flt/lllf/ellll!Js: SIIII/li/nt',1
Samplfn!J Sc/lt'lIw.lor Frinblt.' SurJ'adll!J
Mnterlals ErA 560/5-85-029/\ Oclollt'r I mm
This sllll; lined cl(}Cllllll~lll prm'ltlt's EPA
guldancc for salllplln~ friable sprayed-on or
trowelled-on materIals on t'cillll/.(S, walls,
and other surfill'es for asbt'slos. The
document fumlsht's ad\'lce for II
Idenllfyll1/.( a s;unplln,l.l afl~a, 21 applying a
sampling scheme to Ihe area, 3) dl'l(~rllllnlng
Ihe Ilumb(~r of Silllll11es 10 rollt~l'l, ,Il
deciding \1]l0l1 sampling locatlolls wltlllll
lhe area, 51 rOnlllll:ltln~ a quallly
assurance pro/.(nlm for silmpllng and
analysis, 61 Colll'cllng Iht' samples, 71
stlblllllllng the ~alll]llcs for analysis, and 81
Inlerpretln/.( tile lilborntory ITS\llts,
Eva/untion q{ Asbt'.'i/os A}1(l/elllt.:ll/
Techniques, Phase /: Helllol!ni
gPA 560/5.85-0 I V September 1885
Airborne asbestos I('vels wert' lIH'asllJ't'd
by transmission electron 1111!:icl'Osl'oPy
(Tl-:MI, scannJnp; electron 1Illseros('opy
(SEMI and plJ<UicCollstraslllllno:>t'opy
lPCr-.'1I hl'l'orl', durIn/-( alld aftcr relllll\'nl of
sprayed.on acotlstll'al plastt'l' from llw
ceilings of four suburhan schools. I\lr
samples Wl'rf: l'ollrctecl at lhrt'e tYpt'S of
silcs: Indoor sltt'S willi asbl'SlmH'Olllnlllltll-(
materlallACMl. Indoor sltt'S wlthoul ACM
(Indoor conlrol), and sllt~s outside the
buildlnl-t {outdoor control). Bulk samplt's of
the ACM Wt're collcclcd prlur 10 the removal
and analyzed hy polarlzeclllp;ht l1'l1('ro~('{lPY
(PLMI, A vl~orolls quality assurance
prop;rnm was applied to all ilspc{'ls of lhc
study,
Eualtwllon q{ AsI)cs/os Almlelllcn/
Technfqut?s. Plwsc J: HCllloI)C1/l'cchnl('(l[
BlLlfeWl, Series # lHl:IG-2
Provides a hrlef summary of the full
document "Evaluation of Asbcstos
Abatl'lIlCllt Tel'hnlques, Plmsc I: Ikmo\'nl,
ASbcstos,Contaln!lI!! Mater/llis ill Sellou/
Uuf/dlngs: Gulclllllce.lor Asbestos
'\na/ylfml Pro!Jfw1Is I':I'^ 5GOII~.80.017A
Decl'mhcr 1080
This doculIlcnt was dt'vt.'loped 10 prov\(h~
~uldtll\{'l' to local school oflkJals ;lI1d!~II';1
staffs 111 clelt~rl1llllllll-( lhe prest'llt'l.' Ill'
ahsellct~ of nshl'slos in sdItJOllllIlhlllll~~" II
ell'scrlhes ill'lJ.(ol'OlIS sarnpllll~ ami ;llLlIY~:t:-
scheme for bulk lIlalcrlal~,
As1;cs/os //1 BlIt/(HllfJ"': GlIfdw1('e.ltJ/
Service (lml [1,1ufn/e/lcH/c/! Person/lel
EI'A 560/5.85.018 July 1985
This pmllphlet Is ;wal];lble In Ellgll~ll
and III Spanish, It providl'S eil!iy-l{H( :\(I
gllldancl~ for the ewryday Illillnll.'llm.lll 01
usbeslos-contalllln/-t materials In htltl':ldi~s,
Work pracll('es are dist:llSSt'lJ.
Asues/os in nuHell/I!ls 'f'edlflfcul Hulic!ill:
Alm/t'/llen/ qIAs/)cS1os-COII/(llnlll!J 1';/11'
111su/C1llon, Series II WHO. I
Tills bulletin pruvltk!:i J.(llldalU'c for ...l.',),tlr~
usht'slo:H:onlillnlnp; plpt~ Insulatlon,l npllS)
include ussesslnl-( thc need for ahall'tll"llt,
worktr training and protection, wor1<,,.'lIl'
pn'puralloll, minor repair 10 tlit' lIIal,'ll:tl,
removal of Insulation, repla<,'clllelll of t:H'
material. worksltc deallLlP, ami nllOlI
Irlspcclloll,
Asbes/os in tlw HOlfle August. 1 OH~
This dm:unwnt WilS prepan'c1 by Ell!'>, iind
the COilSlllllt'l' Product Safety CnlllTnh~<illll
to help COII~lllllerS undersland the
potential c1angcrsof asbestos In llie b,:r:t'
and what to do about thCllI,
Asbc...tos WCls/e MWl(l!1cment (/ufchw,'('
ErA 530.SW-85.007 May 1985
This dOl'Ullwll1 gives Information m: th';'
use tlmlldl:ntlfkallnrl ofwsbt'!;lus, Ollll~l\\'
asbcslo!; waste Is generated <l1\d.lluw I.n
transport and dispose of II.
Slide Show
Tra/lllrl!1 MnWr!C1l.f()rllsc wHit EPA's J1i8[j
Asucstos Gu!,latlcc [JOCU1l1enf
Consists of three parts: ~ruphlc rn:l!nl.ll>l
on 35 linn slides (55 511<1('5), a l.'ompa'llorl
set of discussion po1111~ on canis, anti ..
text. Tile presl~nt<ltlon Is desi/-tllt~d 10 htl(t'
hctwl'en 45 und 60 mlnules ami <L(llh;:-;lloll
<lnd answer period Is suggested as a
follow.up,
Toll-Free Glossary NESIIAPNaIIOlJ:\1 Emlsslllll
Slandard for
Numbers ANI'/< l\dvall'-'t~c1 Nollce of Ilazardolls Air
l)roposl'c1I~l1lt'nml(ln~ Pollulilnts
EP,\ 800.33.1. fOr names of lahs CPSC CllllsllIIlI'r Product NIII NallOlwl IllslHtll(~s uf
6571 qualified 10 lest and Safely CommissIon Ilt'allh
ext 6741 analyze asbeslos samples IlI'pnrtml'lJlof NIDSII Nationallnstltul(: Ibr
Where g:cncrnl public can DOT OtTllpatIOllaIS,lft'ly
EP,\ 800.424- Trarlsporlalhlll
gOG5 obtain guidance :1IId Ilealth
(In D.C.) dOCllmentS llnd lechnlcnl fit't' flht'rs per (,lIl1le OSIIA Ot'CUllilllonal Solft'ty
554.1~04 .lsslslance t't'lllllllt'ltr alllllll'allll
EP,\ 800-,124- \Vllere schools can get FDA Foncl and Drug Adllllnlstratlnll
!JOGS Ill'lp In filling out AdlllllllslroHlnl\ OTS orflcc flfTu:ode
gnmUlo:1l1 ilJ.lpllralions 1"weA Fl'tkrill Wiltl'r l'nUlltlnn Sllllstallft'S
~ fo'or Informallon on ('mlll'lll Adminlstnlllrlll HCHA l{esOlIf<'t'COllSt'r',';llillll
CPSC800.638. (!lC('i1l1lt' pari of 1':1'..\1
2772 asbt"stos In consumer ami Ut'l'O\,l'r)'At'l
products or homes MSIl/\ MIIll' Saf('IY :\11(11((0..1111 T5CI\ Toxic SIIIISlallt't'S
Arlullnlstrilllon
~lIf 800.638. For tnformatlon on health COlllrolMt
2772 ('ffeels of asbestos TAD Toxlr Asslsialltc Orfi, I'
E-84. UL-LABELED LISTING OR SATISFACTORY TEST RESULTS FROM
THE APPROVED TESTING LABORATORY SHALL BE AVAILABLE TO INDICATE
THAT FIRE HAZARD RATINGS FOR MATERIALS DO NOT EXCEED THE ABOVE
AMOUNTS.
MATERIALS EXEMPT FROM FIRE-RESISTANT RATINGS: PVC FITTING Ai.1D
VALVE COVERS.
GLASS FIBER INSULATION: ~lANVILLE "MiCRO-LOC 650 AP-T" OR
EQUIVALENT OF OWENS-CORNING. CERTAINTEED OR KNAUF
MANUFACTURER.
HYDROUS CALCIUM SILICATE: MANVILLE '"THERMO-12" OR OWENS-
CORNING "KAYLO."
LAGGING ADHESIVES FOR CEMENTING OUTER COVER TO INSULATION AND
FOR LAP JOINTS AND FINISH SHALL BE NONFLAMMABLE. CMC 17-465 OR
FOSTER 81-91. -
INSULATING CEMENT: MANVILLE ASBESTOS-FREE CEMENT~ TYPE 375 OR
460. OR A.P. GREEN. QUIGLEY. PABCO OR EAGLE PICHE~
MANUFACTURER.
STEAM PIPE. 2" THICKNESS.
ALL OTHER PIPING. 1" THICKNESS.
JACKET. GLASS FIBER PIPING INSULATION: HIGH DENSITY. WHITE
KRAFT BONDED TO ALUMINUM FOIL. REINFORCED WITH FIBERGLASS
YARN. PERMANENTLY TREATED. SEALED WITH ADHESIVE. JACKET SHALL
MEET COMPOSITE FIRE AND SMOKE HAZARD RATINGS OF ASTM E84, NFPA
255 AND UL 723. ALL-PURPOSE JACKET SIMILAR TO MANVILLE TYPE
AP-T. OR OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS "SSL-I I."
J. JACKET. HYDROUS CALCIUM SILICATE: MANUFACTURER'S STANDARD
GLASS FIBER CLOTH JACKET I NG WITH LAGG I NG ADHES I VE .TRO\~ELED
SMOOTH.
K. JACKET I NG FOR OUTS I DE STEAM PIPE: ALUM I NUl" JACKET OF
EMBOSSED. RIBBED OR SMOOTH SHEET, 0.016" NO~11 NAL TH I CKNESS.
CONFORMING TO ASTM B 209, TEMPER H 14. JACKETING SHALL BE
APPLIED WITH JOINTS LAPPED NOT LESS THAN 2-. AND SHALL BE
SECURED WITH 3/8" X 0.020" THICK ALUMINUM BANDS LOCATED AT
EACH CIRCUMFERENTIAL LAP AND AT NOT MORE THAN 9" INTERVALS
THROUGHOUT. HOR I ZONT AL JO I NTS SHALL LAP DOWN','IARD TO SHED
WATER. VERTICAL JOINTS SHALL BE SEALED WITH WEATHERPROOF
COATING. STRAPS SHALL BE IDENTICAL IN ALL RESPECTS AND
APPEARANCE TO THE BASIC JACKET MATERIAL.
L. PROVIDE "ZESTON PVC" INSULATED FITTING COVERS APPLIED AFTER
PIPE INSULATION IS INSTALLED. A PRE-CUT "HI-LO TEMP"
INSULATION INSERT. CONFORMING TO THE UL 25/50 RATINGt SHALL BE
SNUGLY TUCKED AROUND THE FITTING MAKING SURE THE FIT ING IS
COVERED WITH THE FULL THICKNESS OF INSULATION. THE ONE-PIECE
UL 25/50 RATED PVC FITTING COVER SHALL BE SNAPPED OVER THE
INSULATED FITTING AND SECURED WITH TACK FASTENERS, STAPLES, OR
TAPE.
M. INSULATE BLOWDOWN SEPARATOR WITH HYDROS CALCIUM SiLICATE BLOCK
INSULATION. ,-1/2" THICKNESS. WITH 8.50l.GLASSFIBERCLOTH
JACKET. ALPHA ASSOCIATES STYLE 84205 FABRIC.
N. OPTIONAL BLOCK INSULATION: RIGID GLASS FiBER BOARD. r~MIVIL:J
TYPE 81] "SPIN-GLAS." 6.0 LB./CU.FT. DENSITY, 1-1/2"
THICKNESS. WITH ABOVE JACKET.
O. COVER ENTIRE BOILER BREECHING WITH HYDROS CALCIUMSILICATE,l"
THICKNESS. AND 1/2" THICK FINISH COAT OF INSULATING CEMENT
OVER THE BLOCKS. 'TROWEL TO SMOOTH SURFACE. . OVER THE CEMENT.
8.5 OZ. 'GLASS FIBER CLOTH JACKET, ALPHA ASSOCIATES STYLE 84205
FABRIC. JOINTS LAPPED 1-1/2", USE DIP AND FINISH COAT OF
LAGGING ADHESIVE. APPLY INSULATION OVER METAL LATH OR
EQUIVALENT SPACERS TO CREATE A 1" AIR SPACE.
p. FLANGES AND CONNECTIONS: INSULATE FULLY TO SAME THICKNESS
SPECIFIED ABOVE.
012. t?- '/ ;::; berp~>> ~t-/jl/"'I W-j-;;:?tip;e .5ha-(rfeT'/l L&:-Gj~~,
B.
I C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
)\1aterial Safety Data Sheet
FIBHCOTE
-
Northwest Coatings, Inc.
MlIlu'ldurer',
N."" P.O. Box 635
AddI...
Edmonds. Nil
qno?o
~d~~YNO. .
Other
'nro,m,UQn
Coli,
(206) 778-5644
(206) 778-.5644
Slgnllul"fcfrtr80n
n~lIJlOI'IAlb" for rrr(llUlloft
u...
""",01 Harch 19.. 1986
SEC'I'ION I - IDENTITY
Common Name: (ulfd an libel)
m~hNamelDynoaymef Fibrcote
CflemlcaJ
N."" Not Applicable
CuNG. .
Non Hazardou~
(;htmlc.l
FornIl, Aqueous lIcrylic Emulsion
F......to
Not lIpplicable
SECI'ION 2 - I1AZAIIDOUS INGIIEDlENTS
rrtndpalll u.ardou. CompoMnt(a! {(hc:rnk"l common nameCtN
.. Threshold Umll Vatu. <<unltal
1~~~ f-h::ln n '5' 100 ma/H3
less than 0.5% 0.1 ma/113
Ammonium hydroxidp.Ammnn;;t
pnenylmercuric aceta te PHA60
...
SECTION 3 - PHYSICAL & CHEMICAL CIIAIlACTEItIS'I'ICS <FIre & Explosion D.t.)
~~~~' 100oC/212oF !,/::"~~~;",o.,, 1.35-1.40 ~1:."'mm""
r;;;.;;;r VoI.tn. ( VlpelI'. "Jt~~IUon R.I,
.,V;m""'~J 49 water) "",".,w.-1I/1 (heavierl;lliilti'ffl-" .0:::: 1 (slower)
SnlublUt1 ... , Rellctl.lt, In
'boW.... Dilutable w.... NA
~&....... l1ilky-white liquid; slight ammonical odor; ph 8.0 - 9.0
17
nuh I~ou nammlbl. Uml~.
rol,. combus tib~"" v..,,,,,
fth~~cndvrM NA
Lo...
NA
U,I'l*' .~ltlnK\lbher ,Autolpltlon . NA
Nil Mod'eiater/co2/foam/drv :"""""0"
chem~cal
Nil
C\HI PMttd by Hl'EnEO. CHICAGO, It. bUll HtOO (l21.~
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
(Continued)
Page
Appendix J. Recommended Specifications and Operating Procedures for the
Use of Negative Pressure Systems for Asbestos Abatement '" J.1
Appendix K. Checklist for Determining Contractor Qualifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. K.l
Appendix L. Guide Specifications for Abatement Projects. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. L-1
Appendix M. Detailed Specifications for Sampling and Analyzing Airborne Asbestos. . . . . . .. M.'
Appendix N. Glossary......................................... . . . . . . . .. . .... N.1
Table 1.
Table 2.
Table 3.
Table 4.
Table 5.
Figure 1.
Figure 2.
Figure 3.
Figure 4.
Figure 5.
Figure 6.
Figure 7.
Figure 8.
Figure 9.
Figure '0.
Figure 11.
Figure 12.
Figure 13.
Figure 14.
Figure G.1.
Figure J.1.
Figure J.2.
LIST OF TABLES
Factors for Assessing Potential Fiber Release . . . .. ........... 4.3
Assessment Table for Surfacing Materials ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4.7
Comparison of Asbestos Abatement Methods for Surfacing Materiais.. . . . . . . .. 4.8
Assessment Table for Pipe and Boiler Insulation. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4.11
Comparison of Methods for Measuring Airborne Asbestos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6.6
LIST DF FIGURES
Exampies of Asbestos.Containing Materials Found in Buildings. . . . . . . . . . . .. '.3
Comparison of Measured Airborne Asbestos Concentrations in
Three Settings ............................... '-4
Composition of the ACM Survey Team. . . . . . .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Initial Steps in an ACM Survey, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2.5
Survey Procedures for Sprayed. or Troweled-on Surfacing Material. . . . . . . . . .. 2.7
Survey Procedures for Pipe and Boiler Insulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2.9
Example Assessment Characteristics of Asbestos Containing Materiais. . . . . . '.. 4.4
An Example of the Effect of a Change in Building Use .................... 4.5
Asbestos.Containing Material Located Above a Suspended Ceiling. . . . . . . . . .. 5.2
Construction of Containment Barriers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ............. 5.4
An Asbestos Removal Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5.5
An Asbestos Enclosure Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5.7
An Asbestos Encapsulation Project. . . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .. .. ... 5.9
Custom Containment Bags for Repairing or Removing Pipe Insulation. . . . . . .. 5.10
Sampler/Container ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. G.1
Sketch of HEPA.Filtered Exhaust Unit ..... ............................ J.2
Examples of Negative Pressure Systems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. J.6
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TABLE 5. COMPARISDN OF METHODS FOR MEASURING AIRBDRNE ASBESTOS
PCM SEM TEM
Standard NIOSH P&CAM 239 No standard EPA provisional
Methods Method! method. melhod & update.'
Quality Proficiency No lab Limited lab testing;
Assurance Analytical Testing testing, or NBS NBS reference
Program; no NBS' reference materials. materials available.
reference materials.
Cost $25.50 $50-300 $200-600
Availability Most available. Less available. Least available.
Time 1 hr. preparation 4 hrs. preparation 4.24 hrs. preparation
Requirements & analysis, < 6 hrs. & analysis. 6.24 hrs. & analysis, 2.7 days
turnaround. turnaround. turnaround.
Sensitivity 0.15 tlm at besl; 0.05 tlm at best; 0.0002 tlm at best;
(Thinnest Fiber 0.25 tlm typieal. 0.20 tlm typical. 0.0025 tlm typical.
Visible)
Specificity Not specific for More specific than Definilive for asbestos.
asbestos. PCM but not definitive when used to i1s tullest
for asbestos. capabilities.
I NIOSH 1979. The new NIOSH 7400 method is an alternative.
l USEPA 1977, Yamate 1984.
J National Bureau of Standards~
Source: Taken with modification from USEPA 1985b.
The SEM method can be somewhat more specific for asbestos and more sensitive to thin fibers than PCM,
but less so than TEM. II is also less expensive and time-consuming than TEM. At present, however, no
standard measurement protocol is available for SEM. As a result. it has not been systematically evaluated
nor has the retiabilily of SEM measurements been established.
EPA acknowledges that all three methods are used in air testing for. the purpose ot releasing abatement
contractors. However, oniy PCM and TEM have standard methods and testing programs. A standard method
has not yet been developed tor SEM. While TEM is technically the method of choice, PCM is the only
option in many localities.
6.4.2.3 Recommended Test Specifications
Regardless of the microscopic method for measuring asbestos. identitying homogeneous work sites Is
the first important step in the process. A site within the abatement work area Is homogeneous it it contains
one type of ACM and only one type of abatement was used. For sampling purposes, the air in each
6-6
Appendix A. Asbestos-Containing Materials Found in Buildings'
Subdivision Generic name Asbestos(%) Dates of use Binder/sizing
Surfacing material sprayed- or 1.95 1935-1970 sodium silicate,
troweled-on portland cement,
organic binders.
Preformed thermal balls, brocks. and
insulating products pipe covering
85% magnesia 15 1926-1949 magnesium carbonate
calcium silicate 6-8 1949-1971 calcium silicate
Textiles clothS
blankets lfirej8 100 1910-present none
fells: 90-95 1920-present cot lon/wool
blue stripe 80 1920-present cotton
red stripe 90 1920-presenl cotton
green stripe 96 1920-presenl cotton
sheets 50-95 1920-present cotton/wool
cord/rope/varna 80-100 1920-present cOllon/wool
tubing 80-86 1920-present colton/wool
tape/strip 90 1920-present cotton/wool
curlains8
(theatre. welding) 60-66 1945-present collon
Cementitrous extrusion panels: 8 1965-1977 portland cement
concrete. like products corrugat'ed 20-45 1930-present portland cement
flat 40-50 1930-presenl portland cement
flexible 30-50 1930-present portland cement
f1exiblf} perforaled 30-50 1930-presenl portland cement
laminated 35-50 1930-presenl portland cement
louter surface)
roof tiles 20-30 1930-present portland cement
clapboard and shingles:
clapboard 12-16 1944-1945 portland cemenl
siding shingles 12-14 unknown-presenl portland cemenl
roofing shingles 20-32 unknown-present prottand cement
pipe 20-15 1935-present portland cemenl
Paper producls corrugated:
high tempera lure 90 1935~present sodium silicate
moderate temperature 35-70 191 O~present starch
indented 98 1935-presenl colton and organic binder
millboard 80-85 1925-present starch. lime. clay
Roofing fells smooth surlace 10-15 1910-present asphall
mineral surface 10-15 1910-present asphalt
shingles 1 1971-1974 asphall
pipeline 10 1920-present asphalt
. .The information in this Appendix is taken,with.modification, from: Lory EE, Coin DC; February 1981.ManagementPro~
cedule fOl Assessment of Friable Asbestos Insulating Material. Port Hueneme, CA: Civil Engineering Laboratory Naval
ConstfuctionBattalion Center, The U.S. Navy prohibits the use of asbestos-containingmaterials when acceptable
nonasbestos substitutes have been identific~.
'Laboratory aprons, gloves, cord, rope, fire blankets, and curtains may be common in schools.
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Appendix A. (continued)
Subdivision Generic name Asbestos (%) Dates of use Binder/sizing
Asbestos.cOntaining caulking pUllies 30 1930~present linseed oil
compounds adhesive (cold applied) 5-25 1945-presenl asphalt
joint compound 1945-1975 asphalt
roofing asphalt 6 unknown-present asphalt
maslics 5-26 1 92D-presem \ asphalt
asphalt We cement 13-26 T9S9-present asphalt
roof putty 10-25 unknuwn-present asphalt
plaster/slucco 2-10 unknown-present portland cement
spackles 3-5 1930-1975 starch, casein. synthetIC
resins
sealants fire/water 50-55 1935-presBnl casler oil or polyisobulylene
cement, insulation 20-100 1900-1973 clay
cement, finishing 55 1920-1973 clay
cement, magnesia 16 1926-1960 magnesium carbonate
Asbestos ebony products 50 1930.presenl portland cement
Flooring tile and vinyl/asbestos tile 21 1950.presem pOly(vinyl)chloride
Sheet Goods asphalt/asbestos tile 26-33 1920.presem asphalt
sheet goods/resilient 30 1950-present dry oils
Wallcovering vinyl wallpaper 6-8 unknown-presenl
Paints and coatings roof Coaling 4-' 1900-presem asphalt
air light 16 1940-presem asphall
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Appendix I. Example Building Inspection Form
Building:
Evaluator:
Coated Area:
Ceiling Wall (s)
Pipe Lagging
Sample Number(s):
Address:
Phone Nc.:
Structural Members Above Suspended Ceiling
Room:
Boiler lnsul.
Other:
Type of
Ceiling: Ccncrete
Concrete Joists and Beams Tile
Me tal Deck Corrugated Steel
Ceiling Height: ft.
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Ceiling Shape: Flat Dome
3 Coat Plaster System Suspended Metal Lath
Suspended Lay-In Panels
Steel Beam or Bar Joists
Other
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(draw) :
Type of Wall (If Coated): Smooth Concrete Rough Concrete
Plasterboard Other:
Amount of Friable Material in Area being Eva! uated:
Description Fibrous Granular !Cemenci ciaus
of Coating: (highly friable) (soft)
Masonry
sq. ft.
Concrete Like
(hard)
Thickness: inch(s) Is thickness uniform: Yes No
Costing debris on Floor/Furniture/Work Surfsces: Yes No
Curtains, expandable partitions, etc. being pulled across coating: Yes No
Type of Lighting: Surface Mounted Suspended Recessed
No. of Lights: Type of Heating/Cooling Systems:
Type of Floor: Concrete Tile Wood Carpet Other:
What 1s above the room being evaluated?
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Access; A. Single7room work area with mulliple windows: B, Single-room ~ork area with single window near
entrance; C, large single-room work area with windows and auxiliary makeup air SOurce (dotted arrow). Arrows
denole direction of air flow. Circled nUrT)bers indicate progression of removal sequence.
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APPENDIX E
Ferris Rating Index Asbestos Risk Assessment
Since only airborne asbestos is a health hazard, likewise, not all asbestos in a
building needs to be arbitrarily removed. Removing it will always ellminate the
problems once and forever, but if the cost or logistics are prohibitive,other
methods of control can be considered. To do so the composition of asbestos, its
location and condition as well as the degree of damage should be used in arriving at
a decision regarding what should be done. The Ferris rating scheme developed by
Dr. Benjamin Ferris at the Harvard School of Public Health facilitates these
decision-making processes.
In the Ferris rating scheme, the Ferris Index equais an expression made up of the
variables expressing accessibility, condition, friability, location, and percentage of
asbestos.
Ferris Index = (A + C + F + L) x P
A Accessibility
C Condition
F Friability
L Location
P Percentage
Now for some definitions and the assigning of some values.
Accessibility is the ease with which the asbestos fibers can become airborne as a
consequence of the architectural design, the location of the asbestos, or the
activities which are occurring in the building. lt is rated I to 4 as follows:
totally enclosed O.e., behind a suspended ceiling)
inaccessible, beyond the reach of the population using the
building
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'BUDGETINFORMATION'..
PROJECT TITLE Qui:naul t..South. Shoi:e .Road #911607 washout
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Place rip rap at river edge, replace road fill, and install clllvp~t.,
BID ITEMS * UNITS QUANTITY UNIT COST COST
Rio Rao C. Y. 994 $12. bo $11,928.00
Pi t Run Borrow C. Y. 21B4 -0- -0-
Cul vert L in. Ft. 80 ~E..~._ 450.40
Jru.c.k Rental Hrs. _ID'L- ~-- 13.740.00
I nil/'ipr' Rpntrll ----1:Ir.s,__ ----~ __.5..O"''O~ 1.300.00
Crane Rental Hrs. 641;; 55.00 3,547.50
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County Labor M.H. _.R...- 17.84 392.48
Tractor Rental Hrs. 41 40,00 1,640.00
Small Loader Rental Hrs. 27 30.00 810.00
Lowboy Rental Lump Sum :{;'f" 100.00 100.00
TOTAL BID ITEMS COST $33,907.98
DESIGN PRE.ENGINEERING
486. 80
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS
508. 00
INSPECTION FEE
589.25
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APPENDIX A
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
lJUNICIPAL CORPORATION (Applicant) Jefferson County
GRANTEE Name: Jefferson County
Project Title: QUinault-South Shore Road 11911607 washout
Project DeSCription:
This project consists of
road to be safe for traffic.
from further erosion. The shoulder has been reconstructed t~-'permit the
alon the Quinault River to rotect the Quinault-South Shore Road 11911607
ri ra
Project Completion Date: June 30, 1987
Estimated Costs for Eligible Work Items
Work Item !!!!i! Quantity Unit, Cost ~
Riprap C.Y. 994 $12.00 $11,928.00
Pit Run Borrow C.Y. 2184 0 0
Culvert Lin. Ft. 80 5.63 450.40
Truck Rental Hrs. 343~ 40.00 13,740.00
Loader Rental Hrs. 26 50.00 1,300.00
Crane Rental Hrs. 64~ 55.00 3,547.50
County Labor I1.H. 22 17.84 392.48
Tractor Rental Hrs. 41 40.00 1,640.00
Small Loader Rental IIrs. 27 30.00 810.00
Lowboy Rental Lump Sum 100.00 100.00
Total $33.908.38
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PROJECT TITLE Quinault-South Shore Road #911607 washout
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Place rip rap at river edge, replace road fill, and install
culvert
BID ITEMS * UNITS QUANTITY UNIT COST COST
Rip rap C, y, 1200 10,00 12 nno
Pit Run Bo rrow C. y, 1500 2 nn ::l,nnn
Cul vert Lin, Ft, 4n --1.1..0IL- ~?n
Track w/Pup Renta 1 Hrs, 170 ' 65,On 11 n!in
Loader Rental Hrs. 170 60.00 10.200
Crane Rental Hrs, 98 -'~.QQ.---: 14.700
Countv Labor M,H, 200 lR nn ':t.finn
TOTAL BID ITEMS COST
55 ;070
DESIGN PRE,ENGINEERING
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS
2,700
INSPECTION FEE
730
MISCELLANEOUS
SALES TAX (7, B%)
500
TOTAL PROJECT COST
60 ,000
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STATE OF WASHINOTON
INVOICE VOUCHER
'", ',.. , AGENCY NAME
INSTRUCTIONS TO VENDOR OR CLAIMANT: Submit this form In
triplicate /0 claim payment for materials, m6rchandlse or services.
Show complefo dfltail for elch item.
'VENDOR 'OR. CLAIMANT'(Wairanl 'is'IO 'bops\lable':,lo)!-'
Vendor', Cerllllcalo.l hereby certily under penall\l.or perjury thallhe
Ilems and totals listed harein are proper charges for meterlals.
merchandise or services lurn/shed to the Stallr at Wnhlngfon, and Inaf alt
ooods furnished and/or servlcea rendered have baan provided without
discriminallonon Ihe grounds of race, cread,color, nalionalor ioin,sOlt, or
aoe.
BY
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FEDERAL I,D. NO. OR SacrAL SECURITY NO. (For Reporllng Pltf50nal ServlcQS ContraCI Paymanl! 10 r.R.S
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percent of the slope: ~%.
IdonHfy tho upproxLmat:o
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I'.hat: general types of' satLs ara found on tho sLrc'~'-t..e. .~d.
grJ.vol, poat. or muckH If you know tho cLnssUtcaHon of ~gl"'\.~..
cut hlraL sotls. speci.fy them and note any prlme furmLand:
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4. Are there 5~fnco tndi.caHons ora hi.story of ~n5'table soLls tn
thc'i.nmedtate vi.ci.ni.t:yl, If so, deser-Lbo them:
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S. Oesertbe the purpose. tho type. and approxLmato qLlanti.tLes of any
fLlLLngor gradi.ng proposed. IdenUry the source of the ft.LL:
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6. Caulder-oslon occur as a result of clearLng. constructLon. _ or
\..501 If so, goneraLly descrtbe ~b . ~
7. .t\bout.",hat percent ot' the site would be 'cov~red wLth trnpervtcu5
5urfo1ce5 after construcHon of the project (Le. asphalt or . \
butldtflgS)1 " . ~ At .... . ....... . "
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9. I';hattypes of emtuions to the atr. if any,' would result from the"'
proposal, I t .e.du5t~ ilutomobtLo 'odors.orindustrtul wooe! smoke)
durtng con5trucHon ond",hen tho projoct is conlplehd1 Cenerally'
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.\ro thcre anyoff";sttc sources of omts~Lons Or' odors lhat may
a~t"oct')'o~..,..prOflos..l1 If so. cenerally descrtbo thom:'~
11. ,.~"~c,ri.;be Pr:o~05od moasuro:i, to r"ducQ, or control omisstons,or . . 'f
o.h.. :,,,,ao'. '0 'ho .lr, lfany:. r;-'"' ~iZr,t:J(M~,
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~S. Li.st:threatenedor endangered !lpecL,~~, ImalOin to bo anal'" ~_ea~ t:~~..
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:26. DescrLbe proposed LandscapLng, use of nab..II".e pLants, or other
measures to preserve or enhance vegetotLon onthosLto, LF any:
5'aa,;f ,S/c;Pt2'SI41'/J" ,1/"a.sS
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27. Check any bLrds and anlmaLs that have been observed on 01'" near the ~
si. te or are I'enown to be on or near the IIi. te:
o BLrds: 0 ha'lloka heron X eagLe G( songbi.rdso' other-LdentLfy:
~:Mammals:)!Ldoer )5;bea"'j~Lk 0 beaver oother-tdentLfy:
o ~Lsh: 0 bass.>(salmon o trout 0 her,.~ng ~ ~heLLfLsh
p(other-ldontLfy, , s-la.o!J.IU>JR.
::!B. LLst ,any threatened or endangered specLus to be on or near the
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29. I~ the aLto part ,oPa mLgraHon route? ; I_f, so. o>eplaLn how:
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30. Describe proposed measures to proserve or enhance wLLdLLfe. tf
uny' /?-,.,*",-I ~"'o/<l!:'" '/:'0;"" q ",::;3'1'0-",-
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ENEP.CV AND NATURAL RESOURCES
"h.t klnd. of enorgy Cl.o, oloctrlc. n.tural goo. oll. wood .tovo. ~'
and solari Mould be used tomcat tho completed project's energy
needs? DucrLbe ",hether Lt would bo usod for hoatLng. rDunufactur-
lng. ote" 'F,:e-4.E :'~l'tl;'P/ht/l-;:.j?t/" ~q.;~oroj)
\'.'ould the project IIFfect the potenHal use of saLol' energy by
oldjOlccnt properHllS, I f50, generaLly do.scrtbo tho affect:
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~J. l\tlOlt kLnd:5 of energy con5~rvoHon f'eot....os we Lneluded Ln the
pLOIns of' ttlLs proposal? Ltst other proposed mCHISlA"U to reduce or
control enorgy l"Pact,. L f ony, ., ~JLl,',',:
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to",lc chemlcals.rlsk of nro a~d o);pLoslon. sptLt, or ha~~
''''dsb,. thdr couLd Occur as'a result ,Of tht.s, proposali' If 50. ~~__
doserlbe the hmrd50 tJ..-1;'n,:;., <i:"';/>hiS/t/&,.,.td' o.~-idn,
If,../" k'a.p,6'r",.,.., (;gbla' rr' yo , ad1N6' c:.!J~17tV~r., It:><-
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Descrlbe spectal emergency servtces. that inlght be requLr~d: if'
.,f"wtr;co~, <' y t:>.-.6"",,{,.,,u <:/ 4/UMo ('&um.?"e""tW '
oli?c'l:'lWpeopo.ed mee....... to reduce oe conteoL, .nvLronmentaL " 6"""
hedLth hazard.. If any, ,F;//~ ..,// ./"h-u'a"j(
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37. .',hat typos of notse oxLst Ln the area. that may affect your project
. (L.o. truffle. . equlpment, and operl1~Lons)1 ~-:I?a'.
38. l'~hal: type:; and lcveL:s of nolso wouLd be orented by or assot-cated
I~t th the project :o~ a- shortM~crmor~' LongMterm basls' H.o'. con~
struct,lon, trufflc, :41nd oporaHonH 'Indlcat:u\~hn~hourG "oLso
~ouLd COmo from the sae: SAt:1'r-l.f~;"4w-I1t!F"~~;,v:,,.t1~h
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