HomeMy WebLinkAbout2178 PALOMAR AIRPORT RD; ; CB043807; PermitCL
10-O82004
City of Carlsbad
1635 Faraday Av Carlsbad, CA 92008
Miscellaneous Permit Permit No: CB043807
Building Inspection Request Line (760) 602-2725
Job Address: 2178 PALOMAR AIRPORT RD CBAD
Permit Type: MISC Subtype: OTHER Status: ISSUED
Parcel No: Lot #: 0 Applied: 10/08/2004.
Valuation: $0.00 Entered By: NEW
Reference #: Plan Approved: 10/08/2004
Issued: 10/08/2004
Project Title: PALOMAR AIRPORT -DEMO 3,200SF Inspect Area:
HANGER
Applicant: Owner:
RICHARD AND RICHARD CONSTRUCTION -
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4751 OCEANSIDE BLVD #D
OCEANSIDE, CA 92056
760-630-1540
Miscelaneoüs Fee #1 /
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Additional Fees $0.00
TOTAL PERMIT FEES . . $60.00
Total Fees: $60.00 Total Payments To Date: $0.00 Balance Due: $60.00
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FINAL APPROVAL
Inspector: _____________ Date: ///.?/$" Clearance:
NOTICE: Please take NOTICE that approval of your project includes the"Imposition" of tees, dedications, reservations, or other exactions hereafter collectively
referred to as fees/exactions. You have 90 days from the date this permit was issued to protest imposition of these fees/exactions. If you protest them, you must
follow the protest procedures set forth in Government Code Section 66020(a), and file the protest and any other required information with the City Manager for
processing in accordance with Codsbad Municipal Code Section 3.32.030. Failure to timely follow that procedure will bar any subsequent legal action to attack,
review, set aside, void, or annul their imposition.
You are hereby FURTHER NOTIFIED that your right to protest the specified fees/exactions DOES NOT APPLY to water and sewer connection fees and capacity
changes, nor planning, zoning, grading or other similar application processing or service fees in connection with this project. NOR DOES IT APPLY to any
60-00
PERMIT APPLICATION 0 PLAN CHECK No.-d1 07
CITY OF CARLSBAD BUILDING DEPARTMENT
1635 Faraday Ave., Carlsbad, CA 92008
Address (include Bldg/Suite #)
EST. VAL.
Plan Ck. Deposit
Validated v
Date
Name tat this address)
Legal Description ' Lot No. Subdivision Name/Number Unit No. Phase No. Total # of units
Assessor's Parcel # ' Existing Use Proposed Use
name ' - Address ' . city, ' State/Zip Telephone # Fax #
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'Name
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Name _CcL C> y- - City, State/Zip Telephone # '(fq_
(Sec. 7031.5. Business and Professions Code: Any City or County which requires a permit to construct, alter, improve, demolish or repair any structure, prior to Its
Issuance, also requires the applicant for such permit to file a signed statement that he is licensed pursuant to, the provisions of the Contractor's License Law
(Chapter 9, commending with Section 7000 of Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code) or that he Is exempt therefrom,. and the basis for the alleged
of Section 0 anVtppplicant forp per nrects thp applicanytola civil penalty of not more than five hundred dollars ($5001).
Name Address
State license # (j (c,c License Class
State/Zip
City Business License N (2. ( '•t )
phone
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Designer Name Address City State/Zip Telephone
State License N
Workers' Compensation Declaration: I hereby affirm under penalty of perjury one of the following declarations:
I have and will maintain a certificate of consent to self-Insure for workers' compensation as provided by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, for the performance
of the work for which this permit is IssUed. a
I have and will maintain workers' compensation, as required by Section 3700 of the Labor Code, forthe performance of the work for which this permit Is
Issued. My worker's compensation Insurance carrier and policy, number are:
Insurance Company Policy No. ' Expiration Date____________________
(THIS SECTION NEED NOT BE COMPLETED IF THE PERMIT IS FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($1001 OR LESS)
CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION: I certify that in the performance of the work for which this permit Is Issued, I'ahall not employ any parson In any manner so as
to become subject to the Workers' Compensation Laws of California.
WARNING: Failure to secure workers' compensation coverage I. unlawful, and shell subject' an employer to criminal penalties and civil fines up to one hundred
thousand dollars (0100.000), In addition to the cost of compensation, damages as provided fouln Section 3706 of the Labor code, interest and attorney's fees.
'SIGNATURE -' ' ' DATE
:' heieby affirm that I am exempt from the Contractor's License Law for the following reason:
0 I, as owner. of the property or my employees with wages as their sole compensation, will do the work and the structure is not intended or offered for sale
(Sec. .7044, Business and Professions Code: The Contractor's license Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and who does
such work himself or through his own employees, provided that such improvements are not Intended or offered for sale. If, however, the building or Improvement Is
sold within one year. of completion, the owner-builder will have the burden of proving that he did not build or improve for the purpose of'sale).
D I, as owner of the property, am exclusively contracting with licensed contractors to construct the project (Sec. 7044, Business and Professions Code: The
Contractor's Llàanse Law does not apply to an owner of property who builds or improves thereon, and contracts for such projects with contractor(s) licensed
pursuant to the Contractor's License Law).
.0 I am exempt under Section ' , Business and PrSfesslons Coda for this reason:
I personally plan to provide the major labor and materials for Construction of the proposed property improvement. 0 YES ONO
I (have I have not) sighed an application for a building permit for the proposed work.
I have contracted with the following parson (firm) to provide the proposed construction (include name / address / phone number I contractors license number):
I plan to provide portions of the work, but I have hired the following person to coordinate, supervise and provide the major work (include name / address / phone
number / contractors license number):
I will provide some of the work, but I have contracted (hired) the following parsons to provide the work indicated (include name / address / phone number / type
of work):
PROPERTY OWNER SIGNATURE 'DATE
Is the applicant or future building occupant required to submit a business plan, acutely hazardous materials registration form or risk management and prevention
program under Sections 25505, 25533 or 25534 of the Presley-Tanner HazardoUs Substance Account Act? 0 YES 0 NO
Is the applicant or future building occupant required to obtain a permit from the air pollution control district or air quality management district? 0 YES 0 NO
Is the facility to be constructed within 1,000 feet of the outer boundary of a school site? 0 YES 0 NO -
IF ANY OF THE ANSWERS ARE YES. A FINAL' CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY MAY NOT BE ISSUED UNLESS THE APPLICANT HAS MET OR IS MEETING THE
REQUIREMENTS'OF THE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AND THE AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT.
I hereby affirm that there Is a construction lending agency for the performance of the work for which this permit is issued (Sec. 30970) Civil Code).
LENDER',SNAME LENDER'S ADDRESS_______________________________________________________
I.cartify that I have read tho'appticatlon and atate'that the above Information Is correctand that the Information on the plans is accurate. I agree to comply with all
City ordinances and State laws relating,to building construction. I hereby authorize representatives of the Clt' of Carlsbad to enter upon the above mentioned
property for inspection purposes. -I ALSO AGREE TO SAVE, INDEMNIFY ,AND 'KEEP HARMLESS THE CITY OF CARLSBAD AGAINST ALL LIABILITIES,
JUDGMENTS, COSTS AND EXPENSES WHICH MAY IN ANY WAY ACCRUE AGAINST SAID CITY, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE GRANTING OF THIS PERMIT.
OSHA: An OSHA permit Is required for excavations over 5'0 deep and damolition or construction of structures over 3 stories in height.
EXPIRATION: Every permit Issued by the building Official under the provisions of this Code-shall expire by limitation and become null and void If the building or work
authorized by such permit Is not commenced within 180 days from-the date of such permit or. If the building or work authorized by such permit Is suspended or abandoned
at any time after the work IS commenced for a period of 180 days (Section 106.4.4 Uniform -Building Code).
APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE -' - - - ' DATE'
WHITE: File YELLOW: 'Applicant PINK: Finance
City of Carlsbad Bldg Inspection Request
For: 11/09/2004
Inspector Assignment: Permit# C6043807
Title: PALOMAR AIRPORT-DEMO 3,200SF
Description: HANGER
Type: MISC Sub Type: OTHER
Job Address: 2178 PALOMAR AIRPORT RD
Suite: Lot 0
Location:
APPLICANT RICHARD AND RICHARD CONSTRUCTION
Owner:
Remarks:
Total Time:
CD Description Act Comment
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Associated PCRs/CVs
Inspection History
Date Description Act Insp Comments
Phone: 7608011575
Inspector:
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Requested By: DERIK
Entered By: CHRISTINE
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OWNER NAME: Palomar Airport Center, LLC
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PRIOR USE: Cornmorcial PF.00EDU1- NCLUDING ANALYTICAL METHOD,'I'F APP1C)PRIAT1. ISED TO DETEc?MINE ASBESTOS CONTFNT: PLM Analysis
APPROY AMOUNT OF A$BESTOS
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RACM TO BE ASBESTOS MATERIAL 1, Reg .Ctr3d ACM to be removed. REMOVED NOT TO BE REMOVED INDICATE UNIT OF
2. Cc' .gory I ACM not rmovod.
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CW4EIS NAME: Palomar Airport Center, LI_C
ADDRESS: 2192 Palornp4rortRoa
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VL PaoCEDuF? NCLUDif4G ANALYTICAL METH06'I1 APPROPRLT1: ISED TO DETERMINE ASBESTOS CONTENT; PLM Analysis
VII. APPROY :.. AMOUNT OF ASBESTOS,
NONFRIABLE INCLIY ,j4:
RACA TO BE ASBESTOS MATERIAL
1, Reg .atzd ACM to be removed. REMOVED NOT TO BE REMOVED E.D1CATE UNIT OF
C' .gory I ACM not removo.
MEASUREMENT BELOW
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I START: COMPLETE:
DEMOLITION ASBESTOS CERTIFICATION
ADDRESS: 2-170 Pzlorrw ALriQprT1- C'tdMtd £
USE OF BUILDING TO BE DEMOLISHED: Ht1JVM/
SQUAREFEET '?2OO XNUIEROFSTORIES
PROPERTYOWNER: on-ki 0-c 9cm Dien Ai ror±- 'ii!e--~p& e(d l,oJoe 3ros. c'r- prt vc, 1V1C.iI1Dp -H ADDRESS: E-( 0jo-1 4IONE
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Section 19827.5 of California Health and Safety Code states in part:
"A demolition permit shall not be issued by any city ...as to any building or other
structure except upon receipt from the permit applicant of a copy of each written
asbestos notification regarding the building that has been required to be
submitted to the United States Environmental Protection Agency or to a
designated state agency, or both, pursuant to Part 61 of Title 40 of the Code of
Federal Regulations, or the successor to that part. The permit may be issued
without the applicant submitting a copy of the written notification if the applicant
declares -that the notification is not applicable to the scheduled demolition
project."
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As applicant for a demolition permit in the City of Carlsbad, I certify that; I have
read the excerpt from Section 19827.5 of the Health and Safety Code provided
above; the information I have provided on this form is true and correct; and I
further certify the following:
On the attached _____ pages are copies of all written asbestos notifications
regarding the above referenced building that are required to be submitted
to the United States Environmental Protection Agency or to Part 61 of Title
40 of the Code of Federal Regulations, or successor to that part.
( ) I declare that the written asbestos notification is not applicable to the
scheduled demolition project;
Applicant's Signature Date
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REV April 19, 2004
SDGf mmow
A Sempra Energy'uiiity
NOTICE OF SERVICE DISCONTINUANCE
PERMIT DEPARTMENT CITY OR COUNTY OF: Carlsbad
GAS 0 ELECTRIC 0 GAS AND ELECTRIC El SERVICE WILL BE DISCONTINUED
TO: Laurie/ Richard & Richard 2158 Palomar Airport Rd.
(ADDRESS)
BY: Monday, October 04, 2004 ALL SERVICE LINES WILL BE REMOVED
(DATE)
THIS BUILDING CAN BE MOVED OR RAZED AFTER THE ABOVE DATE
SAN DIEGO GAS & ELECTRIC
BY: Maria Higgins
(EMPLOYEE NAME)
TODAY'S DATE: 10/05/2004 PHONE: (760) 480-7647
09/89/2884 84:37 6199564801 AIRPORTS PAGE 82/82
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
JOHN L. SNYDER
DIRECTOR 5616 OVERLAND AVE. SUITE 2188
SAN NEGO, CAUFORNIA 92123-129
(85.) 824-2212 FAX (868) 268-0461
Web Site: adcdpw.org
September 9, 2004
Mr. Mike Peterson
City of Carlsbad
1635 Faraday Avenue
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Dear Mr. Peterson:
DEMOLITION OF NINE BUILDIN(S AT MCCLELLAN PALOMAR AIRPORT
The County of San Diego Airr orts has received maps from Richard & Richard
Construction regarding the dem 'lition plan for nine buildings located on McClellan-
Palomar Airport on the Palomar irport Center Leasehold. After reviewing the maps,
the County of San Diego Airports hereby grants permission for the demolition of the 9
specified buildings to proceed. It s understood that before demolition proceeds, proper
applicable notifications will be r ade to the Air Pollution Control District (APCD),
Department of Environmental Heath (DEM) and any other agencies as required.
If you have any questions, please ontact me at (619) 956-4839.
PD:jk
cc; Floyd Best (N137); Lee Ann LLrdy (S119); Larry Watt (0334); Tom Bosworth (A-12)
Kids • The EnW. 'onment . Safe and Livable Communities
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Architects
CARLSBAD CALIFORNIA
2138 AND 2158 PALOMAR AIRPORT ROAD
EnvirOnmental Services, Inc.
ASBESTOS SURVEY
CONDUCTED AT°,
PALOMAR AIRPORT
AIRPLANE HANGER AND
ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS
JMR JOB #1-946
Issued to:
Palomar Airport Center, LLC.
2192 Palomar Airport Road
Carlsbad, CA 92008-4814
December. 2, 2003
Joe Pate . . . ".
Palomar Airport Center, LLC. ..
2192 Palomar Airport Road
Carlsbad, CA 92008-4814 . . . .
RE: Palomar Airport: Airport Hanger and Associated Buildings
PROJECT: Asbestos Survey . . ..
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An asbestos survey Was, performed by JMR Environmental Services, Inc. (JMR) at Palomar
Airport on November 20, 2003. . . . .
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The purpose of this survey was to determine the presence of friable (easily crumbled by hand
pressure) and non-friable asbestos-containing materials within the airport hanger and associated
buildings. This survey addressed the following types of building materials: Interior plaster,
exterior stucco, drywall, drywall tape and mud, acoustic ceiling material, floor tile and mastic,
sheet vinyl flooring, roofing, and deck covering.
This report includes laboratory results and a list of asbestos-containing materials with estimates
of square and linear footage. Recommendations as 'to the most practical remedial action shall
also be provided.
Procedure
Sample analysis of bulk materials was performed in accordance with procedures described in
Appendix A, Method for the Determination of Asbestiform 'Minerals in Bulk Insulation Samples,
published ,in 40 CFR Ch. I (1-1-87 Edition), Pt. 763, Subpart F, Ap. A, pages 293-299. This
procedure involves examination of the samples with a petrographic microscope utilizing
polarized light, a procedure commonly known'as polarized light microscopy (PLM).
All results generated via bulk asbestos analysis are reported in' terms of approximate percent by
volume. Laboratory results and field data sheets are attached.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd., suite 20, San Diego, CA 92120 TI: (619) 858-7260 Fax: (619)858-7264
Total % by Approx.* . . Material / Location Tvoe Volume Ouantitv Conditions
Floor Tile/ Bldg 2160: Store . Chrysotile 2-3% 800 ft2 . Fair
Under Carpet
Floor Tile/ Bldg 2162: Restaurant Chryostile 2-3% $00 ft2 Fair
Under Brick Pattern Flooring .
Floor Tile Mastic! Bldg 2160: Chrysotile 34% 900 ft2 . Good •.
Store/Restaurant Office •
Acoustic Ceiling MateriaLl Bldg Chrysotile 3% 600 ft2 Fair to Poor
2178: "Learn toFly" . . . .
Acoustic Ceiling Material! Bldg Chrysotile <1% 600 ft2 Good
2160: Store . .
Drywall Tape and Mud! Bldg Chrysotile <1% . 1,800 If Fair-
2178: "Learn to Fly" . . .
Quantities are approximations widno1forb&ikigpwpaxes
The Jo/losing condition apes iiere used to amass the asbestos-containbtg materials:
Good Material is mmxi wzd.thowcno sigiscofd.mwge oi-deteriorazioes No debris ispresens
Fair - Moderate damage or deterioration. Aerial is bredthtg sq, into layers or beginning to come loosefrom the substrate. Thematerial is deteriorating
in small wear Minor debris may bepresenL
Poor - Severe damage or deterioration The material is non-a,hesive. Pieces are dislodged and debris is evkknt. Non-friable material has become
friable.
U,ilo,oun . Materials located but impossible to amass. Le, wskmeath newfinishes.
Discussion/Recommendations .
All accessible areas were inspected for possible asbestos-containing materials.
Due to the non-destructive nature of the survey, inaccessible areas (such as inside walls) were
not sampled. If during renovation suspect materials are observed in these areas, bulk sampling
and analysis is recommended prior to resuming the renovation activities.
Floor Tile
Asbestos fibers were identified in floor tile located underneath the carpeting in Building 2160
(Store) and underneath the brick pattern flooring in the Restaurant. The floor tiles-are in fair
condition. Asbestos containing floor tile is considered to be non-friable with a low potential for•
fiber release unless aggressively disturbed as occurs during demolition and or renovation.
Floor Tile Mastic
Asbestos fibers were detected in floor tile mastic located in the Restaurant Office and Building
2160 (Store). The floor tile mastic is in good condition. This asbestos-containing material is
located under floor tiles and is isolated from the environment.. Potential for fiber release is very
low as long as the tiles remain in place and the material is not disturbed. This material should be
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removed if the overlaying floor tiles are removed or the asbestos-containing material may be
disturbed during renovation or demolition.
Acoustic Ceiling Material
Asbestos fibers were detected in acoustic ceiling material located in Building 2178, the Learn to
Fly Office. The acoustic ceiling material is in fair to poor condition. This material is considered
.1 to be friable with a moderate to high potential for fiber release if disturbed. At the time of
inspection several areas of the ceiling were damaged due to what appeared to be past roof leaks.
If demolition is planned this material must be properly abated. If it is decided to not demolish
: this structure; abatement is recommended due to the damaged state of the material.
Trace Acoustic Ceiling Material
Asbestos fibers were detected in trace amounts in the acoustic ceiling material located in
Building 2160 (Store). The acoustic ceiling material is in good condition. This material contains
less than one percent asbestos and is not regulated by the EPA; however it is regulated by Cal-
OSHA as asbestos containing. This material is considered to be non-friable with a low potential
for fiber release if disturbed as occurs during renovation or demolition.
Drywall Tape And Mud
Asbestos fibers were detected in drywall tape and mud located in Building 2178, the Learn to Fly
Office. The drywall tape and mud is in fair condition. This material contains less than one
percent asbestos and is not regulated by the EPA; however it is regulated by Cal-OSHA as
asbestos containing. Drywall tape and mud is non-friable while in place but can become friable
if disturbed during renovation or demolition.
If asbestos-containing materials are to be removed or disturbed for demolition or renovation then
a licensed, California Division of Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) registered asbestos abatement
contractor must be used and the work must conform to Title 8, Section 1529 of the California
Code of Regulations. If asbestos is present in quantities greater than 1% then all work must also
conform to Federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations Title 40 CFR 61 Final
Rule, and Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations Title 29
CFR 1926.1101. Various other federal, state, or local regulations may apply as well.
JMR Environmental Services Inc. appreciates the opportunity to provide these services.
Sincerel
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ere,ly
Robert Cox, P oject Manager
Asbestos C ification #94-1504
Palomar Airport Airplane Hngr Asb Sury
Reviewed by,
Derik Martin, General Manager
Asbestos Certification #96-2068
3 Asbestos Survey:
Palomar Airport
Environmental Services, Inc. Airport Hanger and Assoc. Bldgs.
Environmental Services. Inc.
- Asbestos Survey:
Palomar Airport
Airport Hanger and Assoc. Bldgs
Project Airplane Hangers & Associated'.......'- JMR Lab Number 1-946-112503-A
Buildings Date Analyzed 11/25/03
Type of Total Other
Sample .. . Asbestos . Percentage . Materials.• . Gross
Number Sample ID Present by Volume Present - Appearance
62004 1 Exterior Stucco None Detected Cellulose <1% Layered
Building 2160 (Store) Vermiculite Non Fibrous
. . . . . .. . . . . . Paint ... . Brn/Wht/Giy
Quartz..
Gypsum.
62005 2: Floor Tile Chxysotile .2% . . Cellulose <1% - Homogenous
Building 2160 (Store) Quartz Non Fibrous
. •. . .
..: Clay • : Off White
:. 62006 3: Floor Tile Mastic : . •. Chiysotile •:: 3%. Cellulose . . Homogenous
Building 2160 Under Carpet Quartz Non Fibrous
Bitumen Black
62007 4: Acoustic Ceiling Material Chrysotile <1% Cellulose <1% Layered
Building 2160 (Store) Vermiculite Non Fibrous
Paint : WhrJOff'ht
Quartz
62008 5: Acoustic Ceiling Material ., . Chrysotile . .. Cellulose <1% Layered
Building 2160 (Store) . . . .. Vermiculite Non-Fibrous
Paint . WhtlOffWht
Quartz
62009 . 6: Acoustic Ceiling Material Chiysotile <1% Cellulose <1% Layered
Building 2160 (Store) . . .. Vermiculite . Non-Fibrous
Paint . WhtlOffWht
Quartz
62010 7: 12X 12 FT None Detected . . Cellulose . . <1% Homogenous
Restaurant Office . . . .. . Quartz . . Non-Fibrous
Clay Off White
62011 8: FT Mastic - Chrysotile. 4% . Cellulose 2% Homogenous
Restaurant Office . . Quartz . Non-Fibrous
Bitumen Black
62012 9: Interior Plaster . • None Detected . Cellulose <1% Layered
Restaurant Office . .. Vermiculite . Non-Fibrous
Paint Wht/Off Wht
Quartz
Gypsum
62013 10: Exterior Stucco None Detected . .. Cellulose <1% . Layered
2162 Restaurant . .. Vermiculite Non-Fibrous
Paint . Brn/WhtlGry
Quartz
Gypsum
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Project Airplane Hangers & Associated JMR Lab Number 1 946-112503-A
Buildings Date Analyzed 11125/03
Type of Total Other
Sample Asbestos Percentage Materials Gross
Number Sample ID Present by Volume Present Appearance
62014 Roofing . •. . :' None Detected . ' Cellulose .. 3%
. Homogenous
2162 Restaurant Quartz Non Fibrous
Bitumen '. Black
Gravel
62015 SVF .'. None Detected ' . Cellulose ' 74/o .. 'Layered
2162 Kitchen Fiberglas 201/o Fibrous
. ' . ' ': .•. ,, "' . ,,: , ' Quartz ,' .. .. ' Off t. Bm
Vinyl
62016 13 Floor Top Brick Pattern None Detected Cellulose <1% Homogenous
2162 Seating Area ':': ' ., ' , ' . •• .' ' Quartz ', ', :' Non-Fibrous
Vinyl ,' ' ' . Drk. Red
62017 Floor Tile Mastic' .1 , None Detected ' . ,' ' Cellulose 3%, . ' ,. Homogenous
2162 Seating Area . . . . . Quartz , ' ' Non-Fibrous
Adhesive ' Drk. Yellow
62018 Floor Tile Bottom Layer ' Chrysotile 3% ,. Cellulose 1% Homogenous'
2162 Seating Area ' . . ' Quartz Fibrous
Clay . . Gray
62019 Drywall ' . None Detected , ' Cellulose '.3% . Layered
Hanger 32 '' . Fiberglas ' 5010 Fibrous
Quartz ' ' . Lt. Brn/Wht
Gypsum ,
62020 Roofing' ': ' None Detected ' ' Cellulose ' .2% .• . Layered
Hangers 7-12 , . Fiberglas ''25% Fibrous
Paint . • Lt. YellOffWhtlBlk
Quartz
Bitumen
Small Rock '
62021 . 18: Roofing , None Detected Cellulose 2%. Layered
Hangers 7-12 . ' ' . ' . ' Fiberglas 25% Fibrous
Paint , Lt. Yel/OffWhtIBlk
Quartz
Bitumen
Small Rock
62022 19: Deck None Detected . Cellulose 30% Layered
2178 Learn To Fly • ' ' Fiberglas .15% Fibrous
Paint ' ' ' Gry/OffWhtlYelfBrfl
' Quartz '
Adhesive
. . . Synthetic
62023 20: Drywall Tape & Mud Chrysotile . , '<1% , Cellulose 60% Layered
2178 Learn To Fly . . ' . ' . . , Quartz ' ' , Fibrous
Gypsum ' , Li Yel/Off\VhtiWht
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Project Airplane Hangers & Associated JMR Lab Number. 1-946-112503-A
Buildings Date Analyzed 11/25/03
Type of . Total Other .
Sample . . . Asbestos 1 Percentage , Materials . .• Gross
Number Sample ID Present by Volume Present Appearance
62024 21: Drywall Tape& Mud :.: Chrysotile . <1%: . Cellulose :. 70% . Layered
2178 Learn To Fly . . .
. - Quartz .. . Fibrous
Gypsum . . . Lt. Yelt
62025 22 Drywall Tape & Mud Chrysotile <1% Cellulose 2% Homogenous
. .2178 Learn To Fly . . . .5 .. : - Quartz .. . Non-Fibrous
Gypsum . . •. White
62026 23: Acoustic Ceiling Material . . Chrysotile . 3%' Cellulose -.- . 15% Layered
2178 Learn To Fly Vermiculite Fibrous
Paint . Wht/Off Wht/Off Wht
Quartz .
S .
. ..
. ... . . . .. . . . Gypsum
62027 24 Acoustic Ceiling Material Chrysotile 3% Cellulose 30% Layered
2178 Learn To Fly . .. . . Vermiculite - : Fibrous
Paint .. . WhtlOffWhtlOffWht
Quartz .
Gypsum
62028 Acoustic Ceiling Material :Chrysotile . 3% . . Cellulose . . 20% Layered
2178 Learn To Fly . . . .. Vérmiculite • . Fibrous
Paint . . WhtJOffWhtJOffVht .
Quartz . . . .
Gypsum .
62029 Roofing . None Detected Cellulose 5% Layered
2178 Learn To Fly . . . . . Quartz Fibrous
Bitumen Wht/Blk
Gravel . .
62030 Drywall Tape & Mud . . None Detected Cellulose 40% .. . Layered
Radio Shop . Paint . .. Fibrous
Quartz Wht/Lt. Brn/Off Wht
Gypsum
62031 12Xl2 FT . None Detected Cellulose <1% Homogenous
Radio Shop Office . . Quartz . . Non-Fibrous
Vinyl .. . Brown
62032 FT Mastic None Detected Cellulose 2% Hornogenous
Radio Shop Office . . . Quartz - . Non-Fibrous
Adhesive Drk. Yellow
62033 12X12F1 . None Detected Cellulose <1% Homogenous
Radio Shop, Shop Area . . Quartz Non-Fibrous
Vinyl . Lt. Gray
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Prqjecti Airplane Hangers & Associated JMR Lab Number. 1-946-112503-A
Buildings Date Analyzed 11125/03
Type of Total Other .
Sample Asbestos Percentage Materials Gross
Number Sample ID Present by Volume Present Appearance
62034 31 FT Mastic None Detected Cellulose 16% Homogenous
Radio Shop Shop Area Quartz Non Fibrous
Adhesive Yellow
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Asbestos Survey:
Palomar Airport
Airport Hanger and Assoc. Bldgs
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State of California
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Environmental Services, Inc.
LEAD PAINT INVESTIGATION
CONDUCTED AT
PALOMAR AIRPORT
AIRPLANE HANGER AND
ASSOCIATED BUILDINGS
JMR JOB #1-946
Issued to:
Palomar Airport Center, LLC.
2192 Palomar Airport Road, Floor •
Carlsbad, CA 92118-4814
December 2, 2003 •
01
011
Environmental Services, Inc
Joe Pate
Palomar Airport Center, LLC.
2192 Palomar Airport Road, 2 hd Floor
Carlsbad, CA 921184814
RE: Palomar Airport: Airplane Hanger and Associated Buildings
PROJECT: Lead Paint Investigation
Mr. Pate:
An investigation to identify the presence of lead-based paint (LBP) was performed .by JMR
Environmental Services Inc. (JMR) at Palomar Airport 'Airplane Hangers and Associated
Buildings, on November 20, 2003. '
JMR's survey included a thorough inspection of available open hangers in the subject buildings,
including the exteriors of building structures. The purpose of this survey was to determine the
presence and assess the condition of LBP on fixed and painted surfaces. Many building
components at this site appeared to be homogeneous. The buildings located on these properties
are currently scheduled for demolition. '
Equipment used to perform the survey was an X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) EDAX Map 4 Spectrum
Analyzer.
This report includes XRF results and a site map. Also attached are a summary of Cal/OSHA's Lead
in Construction Standard Title 8, CCR Section 1532.1, and a copy of the California Department of
Health Services (DHS) Inspector's Certification and Lead Hazard Evaluation Form 8552.
Lead Standards
Several' government agencies have definitions for what amount of lead constitutes paint to be
considered "lead-based." The Department. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has
designated the amount to be 1.0 mg/cm2, via XRF, or 5,000 ppm, via Atomic Absorption
Spectrometry (AAS). The HUD regulations are related to potential hazards in the home
environment and not to construction activities.
DHS has created lead-related regulations that have been adopted into Title 17 of the California
Code of Regulations. These regulations also define LBP as surface coatings containing lead
concentrations of 1.0 mg/cm2, via XRF, or 5,000 ppm, via AAS. The DHS regulations apply'
only to lead hazard abatement activities. '
4560 Alvarado Canyon Pd., Suite 20, San Diego, CA 92120 Tel: (619) 856-7260 Fax: (619) 858-7264
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has defmed lead-based paint as surface
coatings containing lead concentrations greater than 600 ppm, via AAS. In 1978, the CPS.0 banned.
the sale of lead-based paint to consumers and the use of lead-based paint in residences and public
: i' buildings. S
The California Department.of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) Lead in Construction
S Standard (Title 8, CCR Section 1532.1) requires contractors to protect their workers when there is a
potential' for lead exposure due to the construction activities. Currently, Cal/OSHA has no lead
5•,: •" concentration listed where contractors are exempt from Title 8, CCR Section 1532.1.
Test Procedures
Representative fixed, painted, surfaces were tested using the EDAX 'XRF Map 4 'Spectrum
. Analyzer. kesults greater than 1.0 mg/cm2 are considered to be positive for lead. Paint chip
'. samples are collected from representative components when XRF results are inconclusive
Sites are surveyed using the clockwise theory. When using this theory the inspector must first
identify the main entry point of the unit, enter at that location, sample that room first, and then
sample all remaining rooms in a clockwise rotation. The wall numbers are also identified using the
clockwise theory. Walls are numbered in the following manner. When an inspector is standing in
the entry way to a room, that entry wall. is wall #1; the wail immediately to the inspector's left is
wall #2; the wall opposite the inspector is wall #3; and the wall to the inspector's right is wall #4.
XRF assays were performed using the "unlimited" mode., At this setting the 'XRF continues to
assay the substrate until is has determined the painted surface to be either positive or negative with
a confidence level of 95%. XRF assay results are given on the following pages. Positive assay
results are shaded.
Discussion
Based on XRF and laboratory results, the following surfaces are considered to contain lead
concentrations in excess of 1.0 mg/cm2 or 5,000 ppm.
. Wall Between Hangar 41 and 28A Office.
Loose and peeling paints must be removed and remaining paint stabilized prior to building demolition
or renovation.
Please note that although some of the tested paints did not exceed the HUD/DHS definition of LBP,
all site paints should be considered having a lead content requiring dust controls and personal
protection during building demolition or renovation, in compliance with Title 8, CCR Section 1532.1.
This is further explained in the following section. •
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Palomar 'Airport Center
Environmental Services, Inc. Airplane Hangers and Assoc. Bldgs.
Cal/OSHA Compliance Recommendations
Title 8, CCR Section 1532.1 requirements apply to all construction activities where lead is
disturbed and a potential for employee exposure exists. Since common lead analysis methods•
have a minimum detection limit, a painted surface cannot be shown by practical means to be
completely lead-free. In effect, CaIIOSHA's requirements apply to all paint that is disturbed by
an employee. Newer paints often contain small amounts of lead (up to 600 ppm is allowed) due
to contamination during the manufacturing process.
When any amount of lead is disturbed an employee initial exposure assessment must be
performed. If an employer has exposure data (air sample results) from similar workplace
operations and conditions within the past 12 months then this data can be utilized.
If employee exposure data from similar workplace operations are not available, then initial air
monitoring is required. Several provisions are required during the initial air monitoring
including respiratory protection, protective clothing, change areas with storage facilities, hand
washing facilities, biological monitoring, and various types of training (see the included
summary of Title 8, CCR Section 1532.1).
We recommend initial air monitoring begin in areas where painted surfaces have higher lead
concentrations so that the results, if favorable, can apply to other painted. surfaces with similar or
lower lead concentrations (if the work practices are similar). Favorable results would be those
that are below the action level of 30 micrograms per cubic meter of air (.tg/m3).
Inspection Limitations
This investigation was planned, developed, and implemented based on previous experience in
performing LBP investigations. This inspection was patterned after Chapter 7 of the HUD
Guidelines for the Evaluation and Control of Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Housing (1997
Revision). JMR utilized state of the art practices and techniques in accordance with regulatory
standards while performing this investigation. Evaluation of the relative risk of exposure to lead
identified during this investigation is based on conditions observed at the time of the
investigation. JMR cannot be responsible for changing conditions that may alter the relative
exposure risk or for future changes in accepted methodology.
JMR Environmental Services Inc. appreciates the opportunity to provide these services.
Sincerely,
JMR Enviro ntal Services, Inc.
obert ox,onsManager
DHS Certification #1-2458
3 Lead Paint Investigation:
Palomar Airport Center
Environmental Services, Inc. Airplane Hangers and Assoc. .Bldgs.
Lead Paint Investigation:
Palomar Airport Center
Environmental Services, Inc. Airplane Hangers and Assoc. Bldgs
1 Exterior Wall Metal
I Exterior Wall Metal
I Exterior Wall Wood
1 Exterior Wall Wood
1 Beam, Wood Wood
I Hanger Door Metal
1 Hanger. Door Metal
I Hanger Door Metal
I Beam, Wood Wood
1.Beam, Wood Wood
1 Beam, Wood Wood
2 Exterior Wall Wood
I Beam, Wood Wood
2 Beam, Wood Wood
2 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wall Wood
3 Exterior Wall Wood
3 Exterior Wall Wood
3 Exterior Wall Wood
3 Exterior Wall Wood
3 Exterior Wall Wood
No Averaging Selected
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1
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1
1
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1
1
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Coding Set: 0
Component Substrate Paint
Condition
Fair
Fair
Good
Good
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
Poor
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd.
Suite 2d
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 92008-4814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000mg /cm2
# Site Room Tested # Wall
26704 0100 Exterior
26705 0100 Exterior
26706 0100 Exterior
26707 0100 Exterior
26708 0100 Exterior
26709 0100 Exterior
26710 0100 Exterior
26711 0100 Exterior
26712 0100 Exterior
26713 0100 Exterior
26714 0100 Exterior.'
26715 0100 Exterior
26716 . 0100 Exterior
26717 0100 Exterior
26718 0100 Exterior
26719 0100 Exterior
26720 0100 Exterior
26721 0100 Exterior
26722 0100 Exterior
26723 0100 Exterior
26724 0100 Exterior
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Site Name: Hangers 7-12
Total Assays Reported 42
K-Shell L-Shell Map
.mg/cm2 mg/cm2 # Type Result
-0.295 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
-0.401 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
-1.012 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.047 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.092 K 0.000 X 0 . UNLM Neg
0.060 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.084 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
-0.138 K 0.000 .( 0 UNLM Neg
0.135 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.294 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
-0.126 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.228 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.277 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.206 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.316 K . 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.004' K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
.0.509 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM 'Neg
0.289 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.199 K ' 0.000 X" ' 0 UNLM Neg
0.055 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.221 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
XRF Assay Data
Project Name: Airport Hangers
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd.
Suite 2d -
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 920084814
Action Level. 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2
# Site Room Tested # Wall
26725 0100 Exterior 1
26726 0100 Hanger 10 1
26727 0100 Hanger 10 1
26728 0100 Hanger 10 1
26729 0100 Hanger 10 1
26730 0100 Hanger 10 1
26731 0100 Hanger 10 1
26732 000 Hanger 13 1
26733 0100 Hanger 13 1
26734 0100 Hanger 13 ' I
26736 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26740 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26741 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26742 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26743 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26744 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26745 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26746 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26747 0100 Bldg 2148 . I
26748 0100 Bldg 2148 1
26750 0100 Bldg 2148 1
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XRF Assay Data
Project Name: Airport Hangers . ' Site Name: Hangers 7-12
Total Assays Reported . 42
Component - Substrate Paint K-Shell L-Shell Map
# Type Result Condition mg/cm2 mg/cm2
3 Exterior Wall . Wood Poor 0.103 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
I Lower Wall Wood God . 0.085 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
I Lower Wall Wood Good 0.016 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
1 Lower Wall Wood Good 0.395 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM. Neg
2 Lower Wall Wood Good . -0.787 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Lower Wall Wood Good -0.034 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Lower Wall Wood Good . -0.564 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
1 Lower Wall Wood Good -0.058 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Lower Wall Wood Good. 0.033 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
3 Ceiling Wood , Good -0.390 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
1 Lower Wall Metal • Fair -0.155 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Beam, Steel Metal Good 0.630 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Column, Steel Metal Good 0.371 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Lower Wall' Wallboard Good, 0.006 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Lower Wall Wallboard Good 0.083 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Entry Dr Fr Wood Fair 0.451 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Entry Door Wood Good 0.598 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
2 Handrail Metal Good 0.467 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
3 Lower Wall . Wallboard • Good -0-198 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
3 Window Sill Wallboard Good 0.001 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
4 Lower Wall Metal Good . 0.321 K. 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
No Averaging Selected . .
# Site Room Tested # Wall Component Substrate
26753 0101 Exterior
26754 0101 Exterior.
26755 0101 Exterior
26756 0101 Exterior
26757 0101 Exterior
26758 0101 Exterior
26759 0101 Exterior
26760 0101 Exterior
26761 0101 Exterior
26762 0101 Exterior
26763 0101 Exterior
26764 0101 Hanger 15
26765 0101 Hanger 15
26766 0101 Hanger 15
26767 0101 Hanger 15
26768 0101 Hanger 15
26769 0101 Hanger 15
26770 0101 Exterior
26771 0101 Exterior
26772 0101 Exterior
26773 0101 Exterior
1 Exterior Wall Metal
I Exterior Wail Metal
I Column, Wood Wood
I Column, Wood Wood
I Column, Wood Wood
1 Exterior Wall Metal
I Hanger Door Metal
I Hanger Door Metal
I Hanger Door Metal
I Column, Wood Wood
I Column, Steel Wood
1 Lower Wall Metal
1 Lower Wall Metal
1 Column, Steel Wood
I Column, Steel Wood
2 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wall Metal
3 Hanger Door Metal
No Averaging Selected
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XRF Assay Data
Project Name: Airport Hangers Site Name: Hangers 13-21
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd.
Suite 2d
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 92008.4814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2 Total Assays Reported 41
Paint K-Shell L-Shell Map
Condition mg/cm2 mg/cm2 Type Result
Fair -0.273 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Fair -0.027 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Poor -0.738 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Poor 1.033 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM mci
Poor 0.140 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Fair -0.034 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Fair -0.196 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Fair -0.143 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Fair -0.107 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Poor 0.346 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Poor 0.352 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Good -0.049 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Good 0.333K • 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Good • -0.135 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Good 0.017 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Fair -0.304 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Fair -0.057 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Good -0.022 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Good 0.073 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Good -0.047 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Good -0.069 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
Total Assays Reported
L-Shell Map
mg/cm2
o.000x 0
0.000x '0
o.000x 0
0.000x 0
0.000x 0
0.000x 0
0.000x 0
0.000x 0
o.000, 0
O.000x . 0
0.000X . 0
0.000* 0
o.000x 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000x 0
0.000X 0
41
Type Result
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
Component Substrate
3 Hanger Door Metal
3 Hanger Door Metal
3 Column, Steel Wood
3 Column, Wood Wood
1 Lower Wall Metal
1 Lower Wall Metal
1 Column, Wood Wood
3 Entry Dr Fr Wood
3 Window Casing Wood
3 Entry Door Wood
3 Stair Riser Wood
3 Handrail, Wood
3 Stair Newel Post Wood
1 Lower Wall Metal
1 Lower Wall Metal
2 Lower Wall Wallboard
3 Lower Wall Wallboard
1 Exterior Wall Plaster
1 Exterior Walt Plaster
1 Exterior Wall Plaster
Paint
Condition
Good
Good
Poor
Poor
Good
Good
Poor
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
K-Shell
mg/cm2
-0.166 K
0.317 K
-0.430 1<
0.162 K
.0.129 K
-0.367 K
-0.334 K
0.259 K
0.322 K
-0.443 K
-0.034 K
0.090 K
-0.120 K
0.400 K
-0.031 K
0.549 K
0.023 K
-0.074 K
-0.200 K
0.248 K
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd.
Suite 2d
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 92008-4814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2
# Site Room Tested # Wal
26774 0101 Exterior I
26775 0101 Exterior 1
26776 0101 Exterior I
26777 0101 Exterior 1
26778 0101 Bldg 2178 1
26779 0101 Bldg 2178 1
26780 0101 Bldg 2178 1
26781 0101 Exterior I
26782 0101 Exterior I
26783 0101 Exterior I
26784 0101 Exterior I
26785 0101 Exterior I
26786 0101 Exterior 1
26787 0101 2160/2162 1
26788 0101 2160/2162 1
26789 0101 2160/2162 1
26790 0101 2160/2162 1
26791 0101 Exterior 1
26792 0101 Exterior 1
26793 0101 Exterior 1
XRF Assay Data
Project Name: Airport Hangers Site Name: Hangers 13-21
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26796 0102 Exterior
26797 0102 Exterior
26798 0102 Exterior
26799 0102 Exterior
26800 0102 Exterior
26801 0102 Exterior
26802 0102 Exterior
26803 0102 Exterior
26804 0102 Exterior
26805 0102 Hanger 26
26806 0102 Hanger 26
26807 0102 Hanger 26
26808 0102 Hanger 26
26809 0102 Exterior
26810 0102 Exterior
26811 0102 Exterior
26812 0102 Exterior
26813 0102 Exterior
26814 0102 Exterior
26815 0102 Exterior
26816 0102 Exterior
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I Exterior Wall Metal
1 Exterior Wall Metal
1 Column, Steel Metal
1 Column, Steel Metal
1 Hanger Door Metal
I Hanger Door Metal
1 Hanger Door Metal
1 Hanger Door Metal
I Hanger Door Metal
1 Lower Wall Wallboard
I Lower Wall Wallboard
1 Lower Wall Wallboard
2 Beam, Steel Metal
4 Exterior Wall Metal
4 Exterior Wall Metal
4 Exterior Wall Metal
4 Hanger Door Metal
4 Hanger Door Metal
2 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wa!l Metal
No Averaging Selected
Paint
Condition
Good
Good
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
K-Shell
mg/cm2
0.256 K
0.427 K
0.260 K
-0.326 K
0.230 K
0.019 K
0.170 K
-0.160 K
0.019 K
0.457 K
0.205 K
-0.216 K
-0.063 K
0.083 K
-0.030 K
-0.313 K
0.162 IC
-0.068 K
0.010 K
0.024 K
0.330 K
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd.
Suite-2d
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 920084814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2' Lab 1.000 mg /cm2
Site Room Tested Wall Component Substrate
Project Name: Airport Hangers Site Name: Hangers 22-27
XRF Assay Data
Total Assays Reported
L-Shell Map
mglcm2
0.000x 0
0.000x 0
0.000x
0.000x• 0
0.000X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000X 0
0.000 X. 0
24
Type Result
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
,UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd. XRF Assay Data
uiteza
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC Project Name: Airport Hangers
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 920084814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2
Paint
# Site Room Tested # Wall Component Substrate Condition
26817 0102 Exterior 1 3 Exterior Wall Metal Good
26818 0102 Exterior 1. 3 Exterior Wall Metal Good
26819 0102 Exterior 1 3 Exterior Wall Metal Good
Site Name: Hangers 22-27
Total Assays Reported 24
K-Shell L-Shell Map
mg/cm2 Type Result
-0.057 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.432 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
0.421 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
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Total Assays Reported
L-Shell Map
mg/cm2
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000x 0
0.000 x 0
0.000X 0
o.000x 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
o.000x o
0.000X 0
o.000x ' 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000x 0
0.000X 0
0.000X 0
0.000 X 0
29
Type Result
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
Component Substrate
I Lower Wall Metal
I Lower Wall Metal
3 Lower Wall . Wallboard
3 Lower Wall Wallboard
3 Lower Wall Wallboard
3 Lower Wall Wallboard
1 Exterior Wall Metal
I Exterior Wall Metal
1 Exterior Wall Metal
1 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wall Metal
2 Exterior Wall Metal
3 Exterior Wall Metal
3 Exterior Wall Metal
3 Hanger Door Metal
3 Hanger Door Metal
3 Hanger Door Metal
3 Hanger Door Metal
3 Hanger Door Metal
3 Hanger Door Metal
4 Exterior Wall Metal
No Averaging Selected
Paint
Condition
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good.
Good
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Good
K-Shell
mg/cm2
-0.132 1<
0.147 1<
-0.463 1<
0.796 1<
0.509 1<
-0.797 1<
-0.343 1<
-0.284 K
0.496 K
-0.085 K
-0.142 K
-0.0O6 K
0.251 K
-0.215 1<
-0.418 K
0.322 K
-0.703 K
-0.151 K
-0.230 K
0.361 K
0.261 K
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd.
Suite 2d
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 920084814
Action Level .1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2
# Site Room Tested, . # Wall
26822 . 0103 Hanger 32 1
26823 0103 Hanger 32 1
26824 0103 Hanger 32 1
26825 0103 Hanger 32 . I
26826 0103 Hanger 32 1
26827 0103 Hanger 32 , 1
26828 0103 Exterior 1
26829 0103 Exterior . . .. I
26830 0103 Exterior 1
26831 0103 Exterior 1
26832 . ' 0103 Exterior 1
26833 0103 Exterior I
26835 . 0103 Exterior . 1
26836 0103 Exterior , I
26837 0103 ExterIor. I
26838 0103 Exterior ' I
26839 0103 Exterior . I
26840 0103 Exterior
26841 0103 Exterior '1
26842 0103 Exterior I
26843 0103 Exterior . I
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XRF Assay Data
Project Name: Airport Hangers Site Name: Hangers 28-41
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd. )(IRIF Assay Data c,____ 'I ulLe u
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC Project Name: Airport Hangers
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 92008-4814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2
# Site Room Tested # Wall Component Substrate Paint
Condition
26844 0103 Exterior 1 4 Exterior Wall Metal Good
26845 0103 Exterior 1 4 Column, Steel Metal Fair
26846 0103 Exterior 1 4 Column, Steel Metal Fair
26847 0103 Exterior 1 4 Column, Steel Metal Fair
Site Name: Hangers 2841
Total Assays Reported 29
K-Shell L-Shell Map
mg/cm2 mg/cm2 # Type Result
-0.240 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
-0.498 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
-0.259 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
-0.622 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26851 0103 Exterior 1 4 Beam, Steel Metal Fair 0.328 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
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Substrate
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Metal
Paint
Condition
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Good
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Fair
Good
Good
Good
Good
K-Shell
mg/cm2
0.389 K
0.077 K
0.165 K
0.636 K
0.013 K
0;120 K
-0.128 K
0.400K
-0.128 K
0.347 K
-0.626 K
-0.168 K
0.098 K
0.051 K
0.140 K
0.379 K
Total Assays Reported
L-Shell Map
mg/cm2
0.000x 0
0.000x 0
0.000X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
9.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
0.000 X 0
Component
I Exterior Wall
I Exterior Wall
I Exterior Wall
1 Beam, Steel
I Hanger Door
1 Hanger Door
2 Exterior Wall
2 Entry Dr Fr
2 Entry Door
3 Exterior Wall
3 Exterior Wall
3 Exterior Wall
4 Exterior Wall
4 Exterior Wall
4 Exterior Wall
4 Exterior Wall
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Type Result
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
UNLM Neg
JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd.
- Suite 2d
San Diego CA 92 120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 92008-4814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2
Site Room Tested # Wall
26854 0104 Exterior 1
26855 0104 Exterior 1
26856 0104 Exterior 1
26857 0104 Exterior I
26858 0104 Exterior I
26859 0104 Exterior 1
26860 0104 Exterior 1
26861 0104 Exterior S
26862 0104 Exterior 1
26863 0104 Exterior 1
26864 0104 Exterior I
26865 0104 Exterior 1
26866 0104 Exterior I
26867 0104 Exterior 1
26868 0104 Exterior I
26869 0104 Exterior I
XRF Assay Data
Project Name: Airport Hangers Site Name: Skyrocket
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4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd. XRF Assay Data
Suite 2d
San Diego CA 92120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC Project Name: Airport Hangers Site Name: Bldg 2178
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 92008-4814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2 Total Assays Reported 22
Site Room Tested # Wall Component Substrate CO '
On
K-Shell L-Shell Map
Type Result mg/cm2
26872 0105 Bldg 2178 1 1 Lower Wall Wood Good -0.531 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26873 0105 Bldg 2178 1 1 Lower Wall Wood Good 0.182 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26874 0105 Bldg 2178 1 1 Entry DrFr Wood Fair -0.187 K 0.000X 0 UNLM Neg
26875 0105 Bldg 2178 1 1 Entry Dr Fr Wood Fair 0.317 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26876 0105 Bldg 2178 1 1 Entry Door Wood Fair -0.486 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26877 0105 Bldg 2178 1 2 Lower Wall Wood Good 0.177 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26878 0105 Bldg 2178 1 2 Lower Wall Wood Good 0.429 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26879 0105 Bldg 2178 . 1 2 Lower Wall Wood Good -0.882 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26880 0105 Bldg 2178 1 3 Lower Wall Wallboard Good 0.187 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26881 0105. Exterior I I Exterior Wall Metal Good -1.059 K 0.000 X 0 .UNLM Neg
26882 0105 Exterior 1 2 Exterior Wall Metal Good -0.905 K 0.000 X 0. UNLM Neg
26883 0105 Exterior 1 2 Exterior Wall Wood Good 0.000 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26884 0105 Exterior 1 2 Exterior Wall Wood Good 0.260 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26885 0105 Exterior 1 2 Window Casing Wood Fair -0.006 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26886 0105 Exterior 1 2 Window Casing Wood Fair 0.252 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26887 0105 Exterior 1 2 Column, Wood Wood Good 0.479 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26888 0105 Exterior 1 3 Exterior Wall Wood . Poor 0.369 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26889 0105 Exterior 1 3 Exterior Wall . Metal Fair . 0.077 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26890 0105 Exterior 1 3 Window Sill Wood Poor 0.334 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26891 0105 Exterior 1 3 Window Sill Wood Poor -0.377 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
26892 0105 Exterior 1 4 Exterior Wall Metal Fair 0.091 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
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JMR Environmental Services, Inc.
4560 Alvarado Canyon Rd. XIRF Assay Data
Suite 2d
San Diego CA 92 120
Customer: Palomar Airport Center, LLC Project Name: Airport Hangers Site Name: Bldg 2178 -
2192 Palomar Airport Rd.
Carlsbad,CA 92008-4814
Action Level 1.000 mg /cm2 Lab 1.000 mg /cm2 Total Assays Reported 22
# Site Room Tested # Wall Component Substrate Paint K-Shell L-Shell Map Condition mg/cm2 mg/cm2 Type Result
26893 0105 Exterior 1 4 Exterior Wall Metal Fair -0.092 K 0.000 X 0 UNLM Neg
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A Summary of Ca1IOSHA's Lead in Construction Standard
Title 8 CCR Section 1532.1
NOTE: This standard originally became effective on November 4. 1993, shortly after the federal
standard (29 CFR 1926.62). California's standard has since been revised; revisions that represent the
additional requirements in California are highlighted by underlining. A copy of the complete
Cal/OSHA standard, in a reformatted, easier-to-read version, is available from the Occupational Lead
Poisoning Prevention Program at (510) 622-4332 or visit www.dhs.ca.gov/ohb. The federal standard is
available from Federal OSHA Publications Office at (415) 744-7112.
Scope
This standard covers all construction work where
an employee may be exposed to lead, including
metallic lead, inorganic lead compounds, and
organic lead soaps, but not organic lead
compounds.
Definitions
An airborne lead level of 30 pg/rn3 is called the
Action Level (AL). Having airborne lead
concentrations at or above the AL triggers certain
health and safety measures described in this
standard.
Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL)
The 8-hour Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) is
50 pg/rn3 of airborne lead. If the work day is
longer than 8 hours, the PEL is 400/number of
hours worked per day. The employer must
ensure that no employee is exposed to lead at
concentrations over the PEL.
Exposure Assessment
Exposure assessment must be performed in all
workplaces where employees may be exposed to
lead.
(d) (2) Protection of Employees During
Assessment Of Exposure
Three sets of specified tasks (often referred to as
trigger tasks") trigger basic protective measures
where lead is present, until the employer
performs an employee exposure assessment.
(Exposure assessment is an initial determination
via air monitoring, or previous monitoring of a
very similar job within the last 12 months.)
For all three sets of tasks, employers are required
to provide the following basic protective
measures until air monitoring indicates exposure
levels are at or below the PEL:.
Q Appropriate respiratory protection (type of
respirator is specified according to assumed
airborne lead level and requirements of
Table 1 on page 6).
O Appropriate personal protective equipment -
clean work clothes such as coveralls at least
weekly (daily if greater than 200 pg/rn3 lead
in air); gloves, hats, shoes or disposable shoe
coverlets, face shields, vented goggles or
other appropriate equipment
o Change areas with separate storage facilities
for work and Street clothes - the employer
shall assure that employees do not leave the
workplace with work clothes or equipment.
El Hand washing facilities - the employer shall
assure that employees wash their hands and
face at the end of each work shift.
O Biological monitoring - consisting of initial or
baseline blood sampling for lead and zinc
protoporphyrin (ZPP).
O Training - includes Hazard Communication,
respirator and lead training.
Lowest Exposure Trigger Tasks:
Assume exposures greater than 50 and up to
500 pg/rn3 unless proven otherwise:
where lead coatings or paint are present:
manual demolition of structures
manual scraping
manual sanding
heat gun applications
power tool cleaning with dust collection
system
spray painting with lead
any other task where the employer has reason
to believe employees may be exposed over
the PEL.
Medium Exposure Trigger Tasks:
Assume exposures greater than 500 and up to
2.500 pg/rn3 unless proven otherwise:
use of lead-containing mortar
lead burning
where lead coatings or paint are present:
rivet busting
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power tool cleaning without dust
collection systems
cleanup of dry expendable abrasives
abrasive blasting enclosure movement
and removal
Highest Exposure Trigger Tasks:
Assume exposures greater than 2,500 pg/rn3
unless proven otherwise:
where lead coatings or paint are present:
abrasive blasting
welding
cutting
torch burning
(d) Exposure Assessment (Air monitoring)
When air monitoring is conducted, the employer
shall collect full-shift personal samples
representative of an employee's regular, daily
exposure to lead. Monitoring should include at
least one sample for each job classification in each
work area either for each shift or for the shift with
the highest exposure level. (For the initial
determination, the employer may monitor only
those employees expected to have the highest
exposure levels.)
(d) (3) Basis of Initial Determination
The basis of initial determination, or initial
assessment of employee exposure. will be
employee exposure monitoring results and
relevant considerations (e.g., observations,
complaints) with the following two exceptions:
U Where the employer has previously
monitored for lead exposures, and the data
were obtained within the past 12 months
during closely similar workplace operations
and conditions, the employer may rely on the
earlier results: or
O Where the employer has objective data,
demonstrating that a particular product or
material containing lead or specific process,
operation .or activity involving lead cannot
result in an employee exposure to lead at or
above the AL during processing, use or
handling, the employer may rely upon such
data instead of implementing initial
monitoring. Objective data confirming that
materials or surface coatings contain less than
0.06% (600 ppm) of lead may be used to
demonstrate that employee exposure will not
exceed the AL. as long as-every unique
surface or material has been sampled and
analyzed.
Note - Objective data are not permitted to be
used for exposure assessment in connection with
any of the trigger tasks listed under
subsection (d) (2).
(d)(6) Frequency of Exposure Assessment
If the initial determination shows exposures less
than the AL, no further assessment is needed
until there has been a change of equipment,
process, control, personnel or a new task has been
initiated.
If the initial determination is at or above the AL
but at or below the PEL, then monitoring shall be
done at least every six months.
If the initial determination is above the PEL, then
monitoring shall be done quarterly.
(d) (8) Employee Notification
Within 5 days after completion of the exposure •
assessment, the employer shall notify each
employee in writing of the results which
represent that employee's airborne lead exposure.
(e) Methods of Compliance
Exposures over the PEL shall be reduced through
engineering, work practice and administrative
controls, to the extent feasible. Respirators may
be used to supplement other controls.
Prior to the commencement of any job where
exposures may reach the PEL, the employer shall
establish and implement a written compliance
program, describing the lead-emitting activities
and the means by which exposures will be
controlled.
The compliance program shall provide for
frequent, regular jobsite inspections by a person
who is capable of identifying lead hazards and
has authorization to take prompt corrective
measures.
Where mechanical ventilation is used, the
employer, shall evaluate the performance as
necessary to maintain effectiveness.
(0 Respiratory Protection
Where respirators are used, they shall be selected
on the basis of air monitoring results, with the
minimum level of respirator as indicated in
Table 1 on page 6. Until monitoring results are
available, the appropriate respirator is
determined according to the assumed exposure
associated with the task being performed, as per
subsection (d) (2).
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If an employee exhibits difficulty breathing with
the respirator, the employer shall make available
a medical examination to determine whether the
employee can wear a respirator safely while
performing the work
PAPRs (powered air-purifying respirators) must
be provided to any employee who requests one,
where a PAPR would provide adequate
protection as per Table 1.
Where respirators are used, the employer shall
institu tea complete written respiratory
protection program in accordance with
Cal/OSHA's Respiratory Protection Standard,
§5144. The program shall outline procedures for
selection, use, training, cleaning and sanitizing,
storage, inspection and maintenance of
respirators. The program shall be evaluated by
regular inspections.
§5144 requires that any respirators used shall be
certified by NIOSH. Also, employers shall
perform quantitative or qualitative fit testing of
respirators at the time of initial fitting. and at
least annually thereafter, for employees wearing
tight-fitting facepiece respirators.
(g) Protective Work Clothing and
Equipment
When an employee is exposed to lead above the
PEL (without regard to whether a respirator is
worn), or to lead compounds which may cause
irritation, the employer shall provide and assure
the employee uses appropriate protective work
clothing, such as coveralls or other full-body
work clothing, gloves, hats, shoes or shoe
coverings, and face shields, goggles or other
protective equipment as needed.
Work clothing shall be provided at least weekly
for employees exposed over the PEL, except daily
for those exposed at levels higher than
200 pg/m3.
The employer shall provide for the cleaning or
disposal of protective clothing and equipment.
Clothing to be laundered must be placed in a
closed container, labeled to indicate it contains
lead, and the launderer must be notified of the
potentially harmful effects of lead exposure.
Cleaning of protective clothing or equipment by
blowing, shaking or any other means that
disperses lead into the air is prohibited.
Housekeeping
All surfaces shall be maintained as free as
practicable of accumulations of lead.
Vacuums equipped with toxic dust-removing
HEPA filters are the preferred method of cleaning
surfaces where lead accumulates. Other types of
vacuums may not be used
Shoveling, dry or wet sweeping, and brushing
may be used only where HEPA vacuuming has
been tried and found to be ineffective.
Use of compressed air for cleaning is prohibited,
unless there is a ventilation system to capture the
dust created by the compressed air.
Hygiene Facilities, Practices and
Regulated Areas
The employer shall assure that all employees
exposed to lead above the PEL wash their hands
and face prior to eating, drinking, smoking or
applying cosmetics.
The employer shall provide, for ALL employees
exposed tá lead, adequate hand washing
facilities, and assures (in the absence of shower
facilities) that employees wash their hands and
face at the end of the work shift.
In areas where employees are exposed to lead.
above the PEL, the employer shall assure that
food or beverages are not present or consumed,
tobacco products are not present or used and
cosmetics are not applied.
Employees exposed to lead above the PEL shall
be provided with clean change areas with
separate storage facilities for work and street
clothing, to prevent cross-contamination.
The employer shall assure that employees do not
leave the workplace wearing any protective
clothing or equipment that was worn during the
work shift.
Shower facilities, soap and towels shall be
provided, where feasible, for employees exposed
to lead above the PEL. and the employer shall
assure that these employees shower at the end of
the work shift.
Employees exposed to lead above the PEL shall
be provided with a clean lunchroom or eating
area. The employer shall assure that the lunch
area is kept free from lead accumulation and that
employees do not enter the lunch area with
protective work clothing or equipment that has
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not been cleaned by vacuuming or other method
that limits dispersion of lead dust.
Employers shall establish regulated areas, where
feasible, wherever employees are exposed above'
the PEL or performing trigger tasks (subsection'
(d)(2)). Warning signs shall be posted (subsection
(m)), and access shall be restricted to authorized
persons. Appropriate protective equipment shall
be provided to and worn by employees and other
persons who enter the regulated area.
(j) 'Medical Surveillance
The employer shall assure that the lead medical
program (including all medical examinations and
procedures performed) is under the supervision
of a licensedphysician.
The employee has the right to seek a second
medical opinion regarding the lead medical
evaluation, at the expense of the employer, and if
necessary a third physician may be requested to
resolve any disagreements between the first two.
Prophylactic chelation, the routine use of
chelating drugs to lower blood lead levels in
persons occupationally exposed 'to lead is
prohibited.
(j) (2) Biological Monitoring
Initial blood sampling and analysis for blood lead
levels (BLL) and zinc protoporphyrin. (ZPP) are
required for employees performing any of the
specified trigger tasks, or for any employee
exposed to an air lead level at or above the AL for
at least 1 day.
Employees who are or may be exposed at or
above the AL for more than 30 days in any
consecutive 12 months, must be enrolled in a
medical surveillance program, including BLL and
ZPP at least every 2 months for the first 6 months,
and every 6 months thereafter.
Any employee with a BLL at or above 40 pg/dl
shall have a BLL and ZPP every two months until
two consecutive samples are less than 40 pg/dl.
Any employee with a BLL above 50 pg/dl shall
receive a follow-up BLL within 2 weeks after the
employer receives the results of the first test.
For those employees temporarily removed from
their jobs involving lead exposure (see
subsection (k), Medical Removal Protection), a
BLL and ZPP must, be provided every month
during the removal period.
All analysis of blood samples shall be conducted
by a laboratory approved by OSHA.
The employer shall notify all employees, in
writing, of their blood sampling results within 5
working days after receipt of the results.
(3) Medical Examinations and
Consultations
A medical exam shall be provided annually for
all employees who had a BLL at or above
40 pg/dl during the preceding 12 months.
A medical exam shall be provided to any
employee' who reports signs or symptoms related
to lead poisoning, desires medical.advice
regarding the effects of lead exposure on the
employee's ability to produce a healthy child, is
pregnant, or has difficulty breathing while
wearing a respirator.
A medical exam shall be provided as medically
appropriate to any employee removed from
his/her usual job involving exposure to lead.
A medical exam shall include: detailed work
history, with particular attention to past lead
exposure; history and physical exam, with
particular attention to teeth, gums, hematologic,
gastrointestinal, renal, cardiovascular,
neurological systems, and pulmonary system if
respirators are used; blood pressure
measurement; blood sample and analysis
including BLL. ZPP, hemoglobin and hematocrit
determinations, red cell indices, examination of
peripheral smear morphology, blood urea
nitrogen, serum creatinine; urinalysis with
microscopic examination; pregnancy or male
fertility evaluation, if requested by the employee;
any other test deemed- necessary by the
physician.
Medical Removal Protection
(MRP)
(k) (1) Temporary Medical Removal and
Return
The employer shall remove an employee from
work involving exposure to lead at or above the
AL on each occasion that a BLL and follow-up
test is at or above 50 pg/dl.
An employee who has been removed due to an
elevated BLL can return to his/her former job
after having two consecutive BLLs at or below
40 pg/dl.
The employer shall remove an employee from
work involving exposure to lead at or above the
AL on each occasion that a final medical
determination results in a medical finding,
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determination, or opinion thatthe employee has All employees and supervisors who are engaged a detected medical condition which places the in lead-related construction in residences or employee at increased risk of material buildings generally accessible to the public, and
impairment to health from exposure to lead, shown to be exposed to lead at or above the PEL.
An employee who has been removed due to a
final medical determination can return to his/her
former job when a subsequent medical
determination indicates he/she no longer has a
medical condition which places that employee at
increased risk of health impairment from
exposure to lead.
snati oe traineQ oy state-accreaiteci training.
providers and certified by the California
Department of Health Services (CDHS).
[Call 1-800-597-LEAD for information about
accredited training providers and CDHS certification.]
(m) Signs
(k) (2) Medical Removal Protection
Benefits
As long as the job the employee was removed
from continues, the employer shall provide up to
18 months of MRP benefits on each occasion that
an employee is removed from exposure to lead.
MRP benefits means the normal earnings,
seniority and other employment rights, and
benefits, as though the employee had not been
removed from the former job.
(1) Employee Information, Training
and Certification
The employer shall provide information about
lead hazards, according to the Hazard
Communication Standard (Section 5194), to all
employees exposed to lead.
For all employees exposed to lead at or above the
AL on any day, exposed to lead compounds that
cause eye or skin irritation, or who perform any
of the specified trigger tasks, the employer shall
provide initial (pre-placement) training that
includes: the content of this standard and
appendices: the operations that may cause lead
exposure at or above the AL: the purpose, proper
selection, fitting; use and limitations of
respirators: the purpose and description of the
medical surveillance program. including the
adverse health effects of lead exposure (especially
on reproduction); the engineering controls and
work practices relevant to the employee's job
assignment: the contents of any compliance plan
in effect: the location of regulated areas: the
prohibition against routine use of chelation
agents: the employee's right of access to records.
For all employees exposed to lead at or above the
AL on any day, the above training must be
provided annually.
(l)(3) Training and Certification for
Residential and Public Buildings
In regulated areas (work areas where employee
exposure is above the PEL and/or trigger tasks
are performed), the employer shall post a
warning sign with the words:
WARNING: LEAD WORK AREA
POISON - NO SMOKING OR
EATING
.Record Keeping
The employer is required to maintain detailed
records on exposure assessment, including any.
objective data used for exemption from air
monitoring requirements, medical surveillance
and medical removals.
Observation of Monitoring
The employer shall provide affected employees
or their designated representatives an
opportunity to observe any monitoring of
employee lead exposure. Observers shall be
provided with and use protective equipment if
required in the area, receive an explanation of the
measurement procedures, observe all steps
related to monitoring, and receive copies of the
results.
Lead-Work Pre-lob Notification
The employer shall provide written notification
to Cal/OSHA at least 24 hours before conduting
lead-related construction work involving any of
the "trigger tasks" listed in section (d) (2).
Notification is NOT required when any of the
following situations exists:
the lead content of the materials being
disturbed is less than 0.5%, 5,000 parts per
million (weight by weight). or 1.0 mg/_crn
the amount of lead-containing materials to be
disturbed is less than 100 square feet or 100
linear feet; or
Occupational Lead Poisoning Prevention Program / California Department of Health Services - Rev. 2/13/02
A Summary of CaIJOSHA's Lead In- Construction Standard, Title 8 CCR Section 1532.1
3) the only (d) (2) task' to be performed consists _____
of torch cutting or welding for no longer than
1 hour in any shift. _______
The notification must provide: employer name
and contact information: address/location 'of the
planned work: starting and ending dates: number _____
of workers: type of structure: amount of lead- ____
containing material to be disturbed: description
of the work and work practicesto be used:
supervisor name: and amount of lead in the
disturbed materials (if known').
A non-mandatory form for performing
notification is available on Cal/OSHA's website
Table 1: Respiratory Protection for Lead Aerosols
Airborne Lead Concentration Required Respirator
'Not> 500 pg/rn3 half-mask air purifying with high efficiency (P.100) filters Lowest exposure (up to lOx PEL)...........................or half-mask supplied air in negative pressure mode
trigger tasks, or '
Not> 1.250 pg/rn3 ' loose-fitting or helmet PAPR with high efficiency (P-lOU)
(up to 25 x PEL) ........................... filters, or Type C hood supplied air respirator in
continuous-supply mode (for Type CE abrasive blasting
respirator in continuous-flow mode see below)
Medium exposure Not> 2.500 pg/rn3
trigger tasks, or (up to 50 PEL)..........................
Full facepiece air purifying with high efficiency (P-100)
filters, or, tight-fitting PAPR' with P-100 filters, ofull
facepiece supplied air in demand mode, or
half-mask supplied air in continuous-flow mode, or
SCBA** in demand mode
Highest exposure
trigger tasks, or
Not> 50.000 jig/m3
(up to 1.000 x PEL).......................
Not> 100,000 Vg/M3
(up to 2,000 x PEL).....................
half-mask supplied air in positive-pressure mode, or
Type CE hood or helmet abrasive blasting respirator
operated in continuous-flow mode (with neck cuff or
neck sealing feature).
full facepiece supplied air in positive-pressure mode
(e.g., type CE abrasive blasting respirator in positive-
pressure mode)
> 100,000 pg/rn3 (>2,000 x PEL) .... full facepiece SCBA in positive-pressure mode
Occupational Lead Poisoning PreVention Program I California Department of Health Services - Rev. 2113102
at www.dir.ca.gov/DOSH/doshl.html. It may be
filled out online and emailed to
DOSHLeadNotice@dir.ca.gov. The information may
also be mailed or faxed to the nearest Cal/OSHA
district office.
If unforeseen lead work is initiated on an urgent
basis, the notification may be performed by
phone followed by written notification within 24
hours.
A Summary of CaIJOSHA's Lead In Construction Standard, Title 8 CCR Section 1532.1
Glossary of Symbols, Units of Measure, and Abbreviations
> - symbol meaning "greater than"
x - symbol meaning "times." as in 50 x PEL (50 times the PEL).
ppm - parts per million - The units used to specify the concentration of lead in a material such as a
paint chip sample. 1% is equivalent to. 10.000 ppm.
pg/dl - micrograms per deciliter - The units used to specify the amount Of lead in a person's blood
sample, i.e., the weight of lead in a deciliter of whole blood.
pg/rn3 - micrograms per cubic meter - The units used to specify the concentration of lead dust or fume in air. These units are used to express the results of personal air monitoring.
AL - Action Level - A concentration of lead in air of 30 pg/r& averaged over an 8-hour shift.
BLL - blood lead level - A measurement of how much lead is in a person's blood.
HEPA - high efficiency particulate air'- A type of filter that efficiently captures very small particles and
is used in respirators, vacuums, and ventilation systems for toxic dusts such as lead.
*PAPR _'powered air-purifying respirator - A respirator equipped with a battery-powered blower
which draws air through filters and into the facepiece.
PEL - Permissible Exposure Limit - A concentration of lead in air of 50 pg/rn3 averaged over an 8-hour shift. '
**SCBA - self-contained breathing apparatus - Respirator with clean air tank worn on the wearer's back.
ZPP - zinc protoporphyrin - A blood test that can indicate an effect of lead on the blood-forming
system. This test is required whenever a BLL is done, and is analyzed from the same blood sample.
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Environmental Services, Inc
Lead Paint Investigation:
Palomar Airport Center
Airplane Hangers and Assoc. Bldgs
State of California
Division of Occupational Safety and Health
Certified Site Surveillance Technician
Iobert D. Cox
Name
Certficaton No.___________
Epires on 9/191.2004
i i 94-1504
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iio,ial SaIe W'Healh as aied by
Proles Code
j State ofCalifornia Department of Health Services
Lead-Related Certificate Exi,iration
Construction Type Date
Certificate
ipector/Assessor 0812812004