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The U.S. Environmental Ptotection Agency @,PA) regulates the abatement and disposal of asbestos-containing materials from any
public or private building involving demolition, renovation, repair, construction, and maintenance activities.
http: / /deq.idaho.gov/airlprog issues/pollutants /asbestos.cfm
EPA certifies and licenses asbestos-removal conftactors, inspects asbestos-abatement proiects, and enforces laws regarding the ptoper
removal and disposal of asbestos-containing materials.
Currently, EPA and DEQ contract vrith Industriat Hygiene Resources in Gatden City, Idaho, to regulate asbestos removal and disposal
proiects in Idaho.
For more information about asbestos abatement and disposal in Idaho, contact:
Industrial Hygiene Resource
206 Muray St
Garden City ID 83714
208-323-8287
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Transaction Details
XBP Confirmation Number: 25{081
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Boyd Weatherston Boyd
Weatherston
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Cireat Basin Services, Inc
P. O. Box 238
BlacKoot,ID 83221
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Mountain Vallcy Constnction
P.O. Box 3l I
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ITEM DESCRIPTION EstAmt PriorAmt Prior o/o QTY RATE Cuna/o Tolal%AMOUNT
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Asbe*os survey with written
report for BMC storage shed
locoted at 202 West Main,
Rorburg ldaho as rcquestcd by
Mike Coopcr.
Asbcstos survey includes all
tavel, labor for sampling
shipgrng lab costqwith wdtlen
report. Mccts EPA
requircments for Asbestos
survcy on acommercial
building. 9 samples taken fiom
thc building 16 total sampl€s
read at the lab.
460.00 l6 30.00 100.00Plo 100.007o 480.00
All past duc acsouns will be charged 27o interest per month plus any collection costs
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Great Basin Services, Inc
P.O. Box 238
Blackfoot, ld8322l
Phone: 208-785-1767
Fax 208-7854053
Name/Address
Mounain Valley Consfiuction
P.O. Box 3l I
Rexburg, ldaho 83440
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Date Quotef
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Payment due upon rccicpt
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llem Description Qtv Cost Total
Asbcstos Remo
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Renoval of built up rooling mastic, felt down to wood
deck on *orage shed located at the BMC Building 202
Wcst tvlain, Rexburg ldaho All work to be done using
traincd and ccrtificd Asbcstos workers using EPA
ryproved removal methods.
Removal ofryror 6fiD sq i of built up rooling. This is
undcr a newcr rubber roofand has insulation board
screwed down along wilh the rubber roof. This quote is
for removal of the Asbcstos maerials only, down to wood
deck If insulation board is attschbd with mastig then we
will also remove this as Asbestos material, if not it can be
removed c general conshrction debris by others.
Equignent, manlift, fork lift to lowermaterial down to
trailcr, ect
Suppli,eq polln tapc, uniforms, filterq ect
Transportation to an EPA approved landfill and landfill
costs 6loads figurcd. If wc take ofrrubber roof add 1E00.00 dollars- Wc will
leave this o be added to the rest ofthe general
construction debris
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anorney fees & or costs incurred ofpast due
account will be added to account balances-
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lvfike Cooperf\dountain Valley Construction
Storage shedatBMC,202 WqtMairb Rocbtttg idaho
April-10-2014
Presented by:
Great Basin Services, Inc
Blacldoof Idaho
208-785-t767
Dave Price,I4spector
Certificate # BIRI 2 I 8 13.45
Introduction
On Mar-31- 2014, accredited AHERA Inspector Dave Price of Great Basin Services preformed a
Comprehensive Asbestos inspection on the lumber storage building located at202 Wost main, Rexburg
Idaho This inspection was requested by Mike Cooper/ Mountain Valley Constnrction. This surv€y was
conducted to faciliate the firarre Demolition of this building. This building is considered to be a
commercial facility and under EPA regulations, this inspection is required by EPA. Also, the count5r
may need verification to grant a demolition permit, and the landfills also require that the materials they
accept, need to bo tested for Asbestos. They will not accept materials from demolitions that have not
been tested. They require that no Asbestos Conaining Materials ( more than I 7o Asbestos per EPA
regulations) be present in any of the demo materials that they accept.
Bachground
The building is approximately 3545 years old. It is a storage type buildingwith one side open
to access the materials that are stored in it It is a single- level structure, with no basement. There is one
small section that is inctosed. The toal q ft of the building is aprox 6000 sq ft. The building has
exterior concrete walls with a wood roof system. The ceilings are exposed wood and no insulation. (
insulation in small section that was heated and it is fiberglass) The roof has a newer rubber/vinyl system
over older built up roofing. There are at least 2 layers of built up roofing. Also along the back parapet
walls and around the small raised roo{, there is also rolled roofing. No other suspect materials were
found.
Sampling
Dave Price, accredited AHERA inspectorcollected 9 samples of suspect Asbestos Containing
Material (ACM) from the building. Those were broke down at the lab, into a total of 16 separate
materials, that were tested separately. Some samples contain multiple materials that are tested
individually. In this sampling scheme,'sampling locations and number of samples were selected so that
they were reprcsentive of the homogeneous sampling areas with regard to the material present and it's
potential asbestos content. The sampling scheme was desigrred to be comprehensive and intended to
identiff ACM that might be dishrrbed during Demolition/ Renovation activities. The testing method
used is a Polarized Light Microscopy ( PLM) method. This is an EPA accepted method for Asbestos
testing and is the least costly. There is a different type of testing done at the lab, which is more accurate
and also more expensive, called an EPA 400 Point Count Method. If a material is found to have small
amounts of Asbestos ( l% - 5 Vo),the EPA 400 Point Count method can be used to reduce the actual
percentages of asbestos in the original sample, down, under the lo/o regulated amounts. The type of
materials containing asbestos are also is a factor in point counting. Point counting is typically used aftpr
the initial PLM methods, to reduce theipercentage of asbestos in that material, to underthe EPA
regulated limit of l%.
ACM ,under current regulation, is defined as material with an asbestos content l7o or gneater by
volume. Any sample analyzed by "polarizsd light microscopf ( PLM) method as containing l7o or
morc, mtu;t be,re-anallzed * by point count method" or must be assumod, to be ACM., by EPA
regulations. All samples were shipped to and analyzed by EMSL Analytical, San Leandro, California.
EMSL is a AIHA accredited lab and participate in the NVLAP program. The materials werc sampled
forthe purpose of identifing possible Asbestos containing materials, that would need to be removed,
before Demolition of this building. This survey can be used, to satisfy EPA and OSHA regulation
rcquirernents for rcnovation andlor dernolition aotivities.
Conclusions and Recommendations:
The following identifies the sampleNumbers, sample materials teste4 location of saurple, and
approx. quantity and condition of all materials identified as conaining asbestos. Out of 16
separate materials tested atthe lab 4 samples were found to contain Asbestos in the amouts
above the regulated amount of lo/o. Asbestos Containing Materials are any material that has an
Asbestos content of lo/o or mor€. Any material found to be <l% asbestos is considered to be, by
EPA nrle, non-asbestos materials and can be disposed of as general constuction debris.
The only suspect Asbestos Containing Materials formd in the survey, were roofing materials.
Asbestos containing Materials found in this surqyey anet
1. Sample # R-O2-Felt papen This material is in good condition and is a
non-friable material ( means, not easily made airbome). The felt tested
at 30%o Asbestos.
2. Sample # R-03 felt paper. This material is in good condition and is a
non-friable materiaL This'material tested at 30o/o Asbestos.
3. Sample # R-04-roof mastic. This material is in good condition and
considered to be a non-friable material. This is the black mastic(tar),
and is along the small parapet wall on the West side of the building,
under the rolled roofing.
4. Sample # R-O7-fettil. This is the 2nd layer of paper from the original
sample r-07 This is from the raised roof area. This material is in good
condition and considered to be a non-friable material This material
tested at30o/o Asbestos, Aprox 6000 sq ft, multiple Wers of roofing,
mistitf+fetti and'tar, also any metal flashing with mastic. '";
Even thougtr some of the samples of the built up roofing materials, and mastics testednegative
for Asbestos, you cannot visually separate between the different tlpes and also different layers
of roofing. Therefore you will need to assume that all the built-up roofing materials( mastic, felt,
tar, rolled roofing and edge tim with mastig ec| be considered to be ACM ( Asbestos
containing lvlaterials) and all are non-Friable. EPA does not require non-friable materials ( such
as roofing) to be removed before demo., providing that they meet the criteria as listed on the
attaclrcd sheet ( coNcERNs FoR owNERs AND DEMO coNTRAcroRs. )
Recommendations:
\ile recommend that all Asbestos roofing be removed prior to demolition, by trained
and Certilied Asbestos workers using EPA approved removal methods and all
disposal be at an EPA approved landfilt that accepts Asbestos. This building is
commercial structure and will need an EPA notitication sent in for both Asbestos and
Demolition There is l0 working day waiting period before either can start The 10
14 4 t ,', i v- ., r''6*s q n ,'day are fr,onr 'poshark of the written notification. .; i, :
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fgr Owpe{s and/ or DenoHtion Contractors:
Roofing : Roofing materials, ghingles, built-up roofs, tar, etc., are tSpically NON-
FRIABLE materials and are not required by EPA to be removed prior to Demolition,
provided that it is not made to become friable by crumbling, chipping , sanding grnding,
eot during demolition operations. ,If sq ttren this rnaterial must be removed prior to demo.
This material falls undertheNational Emissions Standard for Hazardous AirPollutants (
NESHAP) regulations found in Appendix A to Subpart M,- Interpretive Rule Governing
RoofRemoval Operations. This rule states that removal of non-Friable roofing materials
involving 5580 sq ft or more are subject to NESIIAP regulations, ONLY if equipment that
cntmbles, chips, or otherwise renders the roofing materials fiiable, is used.
Demo conhctors and Owners need to keep in mind that during the course of tlpical demo
of the entire building or house, that keeping this material from becoming friable, may be
unattainable. This is why we reconrmend that all Asbestos Materials be removed prior to
demo or renovation. Also, most landfills will not accept roofing materials as general
cons-Euction debris, unless Asbestos testing has been done on that material, to,veri$ that
the r-o0filtB ls belowthe EPA'regulated amount 6f lo/o. If roofing nateriats ai€:f_ound to
contain lo/o, or mot€ Asbestos, the landfill may require to separate any A$bestos materials
and may require packaging or labeling separate from General Constnrction Debris, or may
not accept the material at all. Demo Contactor will need to follow all applicable rules, as
pertaining to any asbestos roofing materials, that are not removed prior to demo.
Floor tile: Floor tile is tlpically NON-FRIABLE and EPA therefore does not require
removal prior to demo. However, the same holds true for floor tile as in roofing, if it is
made to become friable by crumbling, chrpping , sanding grinding, ect during demo, then
this material must be removed prior to demo. Also landfills may require that any Asbestos
materials be separated from general construction debris, and orpackaged differently before
disposal, or not accept the material at all. The Demo contractor will need to follo$' alt
applicable rules if non-friable Asbestos floor tile or mastic are not removed prior to demo.
Other non- friable materials such as, flooring mastic, roofing mastic, glues, are also
treated the same as the non-friable materials listed above. :
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