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Pre-Renovation Hazardous Materials

Survey Report

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

CHA Project Number: 25810.1006.31000

Prepared for:

City of Auburn

Office of Planning and Economic Development

Memorial City Hall

24 South Street

Auburn, NY 13021

Prepared by:

441 South Salina Street

Syracuse, New York 13202

Phone: (315) 471-3920

January 24, 2013

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16 South Street Pre-Renovation Hazardous Materials Survey Report

CHA Project No. 25810 Page i

QUALIFICATIONS AND CERTIFICATION STATEMENT

This Pre-Renovation Hazardous Materials Survey Report was compiled by qualified environmental

scientists who are also NYS certified asbestos inspectors employed by CHA.

This report has been prepared expressly for the use of the City of Auburn, N.Y. No other parties are

entitled to rely upon this report unless our express written consent is first obtained. All conclusions

drawn were based on CHA’s review of available historical data, field inspection and analytical

results from sampling performed during the course of this project. Recommendations are submitted

based on CHA's knowledge, experience, and professional judgment.

Inspection and Report Completed By:

________________________

Scott Rosecrans, CHMM

Environmental Scientist III

Report Reviewed By:

________________

Seth H. Fowler, CHMM

Associate


CHA Project No. 25810 Page ii

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................1

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK ...................................................................................................................1

2.1 Limitations ...............................................................................................................2

3.0 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY ........................................................................................2

3.1 Record Review .........................................................................................................2

3.2 ACM Survey ............................................................................................................2

3.3 LBP Survey ..............................................................................................................4

4.0 RESULTS ...............................................................................................................................5

5.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ..............................................................................6

5.1 Conclusions ..............................................................................................................6

5.2 Recommendations ....................................................................................................7

LIST OF TABLES

Table 4-1. Asbestos-Containing Material Summary

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure 1: Basement Floor Plan

Figure 2: First Floor Plan

Figure 3: Mezzanine Floor Plan

Figure 4: Balcony Floor Plan

Figure 5: Roof Plan

LIST OF APPENDICES

Appendix A Asbestos-Containing Material Summary Tables

Appendix B LBP Paint Chip Sample Summary Table

Appendix C Photograph Log

Appendix D Asbestos Sample Analysis

Appendix E Paint Chip Sample Analysis

Appendix F Personnel and Laboratory Licenses


CHA Project No. 25810 Page 1

1.0 INTRODUCTION

CHA was retained by the City of Auburn to complete a Pre-Renovation Hazardous Material Survey

of the building located at 16 South Street in Auburn, New York.

CHA completed the Pre-Renovation Hazardous Material Survey on November 20th

and 21st, 2013

during which all accessible portions of the subject building were inspected. The objective of the

survey was to identify and characterize asbestos-containing materials and lead-based paint associated

with the building prior to its renovation.

This survey report consists of five sections including this Introduction, Section 1.0. Section 2.0

presents the Scope of Work which outlines the parameters by which this project was performed and

the limitations that were encountered. Section 3.0 – Hazardous Materials Survey, details the

available historical records regarding the subject building, field observations of the asbestos

inspections and lead-paint chip sampling while Section 4.0 presents a brief overview of the

inspection’s analytical and visual results. Section 5.0 presents CHA’s Conclusions and

Recommendations for the subject building based on the analytical data received and inspection

observations.

2.0 SCOPE OF WORK

The asbestos-containing materials survey was performed according to the scope of work provided

below. All work has been completed in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations.

Two New York State Department of Labor (NYSDOL) certified asbestos building inspectors

performed a room by room survey to identify and assess the condition, location, friability and

quantity of suspect asbestos-containing materials associated with the subject building. The

inspectors collected bulk samples of identified suspect asbestos-containing materials following the

protocols referenced in 40 CFR Part 763.86 Subpart E (AHERA). All bulk samples collected by

CHA were analyzed by AmeriSci New York, which is an accredited and licensed laboratory by the

New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) under its Environmental Laboratory Approval

Program (ELAP).

Paint chip samples were also collected at random locations throughout the building and the samples

were analyzed by EMSL Analytical, Inc. for percent lead content using Atomic Absorption



Spectroscopy (AAS). Analysis was performed using Method SW846 3050B/7000B for lead in

paint.

2.1 LIMITATIONS

CHA inspected all accessible interior and exterior areas associated with the subject building. The

figures attached to this report were drafted from sketches created during the survey fieldwork and are

not to scale. The room names provided on the figures were also created during the field work and do

not necessarily correspond to room/areas numbers found in the building.

CHA made every attempt to inspect above ceilings, beneath carpeted floors and into wall chases

where pipes and related suspect materials are suspected to run. Nevertheless, pipe chases and wall

cavities may still exist which conceal additional suspect asbestos-containing materials not identified

as part of this survey.

The backstage basement was inaccessible due to water infiltration/damage. Standing water was

present in this area at the time of this inspection which prevented entry into this space.

3.0 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY

CHA’s background research and field observations during the site inspection with regard to suspect

hazardous building materials associated with the building located at 16 South Street are discussed

below. The Schines Auburn Theater located at 16 South Street is a vacant three-story brick and

masonry structure consisting of a full basement, first floor, mezzanine level, and balcony.

3.1 RECORD REVIEW

No historical asbestos-containing material survey reports or analytical data was available to CHA

during the survey fieldwork or throughout the preparation of this report. Floor plans for the building

were located in the theater museum at the time of the inspection. As a result, the drawings have been

duplicated to approximate scale.

3.2 ACM SURVEY

The basement consists of a main room, four storage rooms, a utility room, and a men’s and women’s

bathroom. The main room and storage room 2 has suspect two-layer plaster covering the ceiling and

walls. The remaining storage rooms and utility room consists of concrete floors, concrete walls, and



wood ceilings. The men’s and women’s bathrooms have suspect ceramic wall tiles and ceramic

floor tiles with associated suspect bedding grout and seam grout. Suspect door insulation was

observed in association with the utility room door. Also, suspect aircell pipe insulation was

observed above and below the ceiling throughout the basement. In addition, a hatch access to the air

plenum located adjacent to the women’s bathroom room revealed suspect black wrap on three aircell

insulated pipes.

The first floor consists of ticket office, entry room, two lobby rooms, a concession, a theater

museum, an air handler room, and the first floor theater. The entry room, lobby 1, and lobby 2

consist of concrete floor with suspect linoleum floor finishes with a combination of suspect two layer

plaster and sheetrock walls and ceilings. The theater museum has suspect sheetrock walls and

ceilings with suspect carpet mastic. CHA observed suspect aircell pipe insulation above the plaster

ceiling within Lobby 2. It appeared the aircell pipe insulation traveled from the north and south

sides of the basement and connects to the bathrooms on the mezzanine level.

The first floor theater progresses to the first floor theater seating followed by the orchestra pit, the

main stage, and the backstage. The first floor theater consisted on concrete floors with two layer

plaster ceilings and walls. Suspect 12” vinyl floors with associated mastic was observed in the

orchestra pit. The main stage and backstage area was observed to have water damage. As indicated

in Section 2.1, the backstage basement was inaccessible due to water infiltration/damage. CHA

observed floating suspect aircell pipe insulation in this area. Based on field observations, it is likely

that the boiler room is located in the backstage basement, although this was not confirmed. Suspect

aircell pipe insulation was observed leading to wall mounted radiators within the back stage and

aircell pipe insulation was noted leading to the ceiling space above the main stage. Also, CHA

observed suspect aircell pipe insulation debris on the south side of the backstage area. In addition, a

utility space was observed on the south side of the stage and suspect aircell pipe insulation was

observed along with a large amount of water at the bottom of this space.

Backstage dressing rooms are located adjacent to the south side of the backstage. The dressing

rooms consist of concrete floors with suspect two layer plaster walls and ceilings. The two dressing

room bathrooms have suspect ceramic floor tiles with associated suspect bedding grout and seam

grout. A hatch within the backstage dressing room hallway leads to an air handling room located

above the dressing rooms. CHA observed suspect vibration dampener, aircell pipe insulation, cork

pipe insulation with a tar outer covering, and a heat shield within the motor control associated with

the air duct motor.



The mezzanine level consists of a men’s and women’s bathroom as well as air handler room and

storage room. The men’s and women’s bathroom have identical finishes to that found in the

basement level bathrooms. The air handler room and storage room consist of concrete floors with

suspect two layer plaster walls and ceilings. Suspect remnant carpet mastic was observed in the

main room and suspect aircell pipe insulation was observed in the ceiling space and is assumed to

travel above each room on the mezzanine level.

The balcony has concrete floors, suspect two layer plaster walls and ceilings, and suspect white wall

insulation. Within the balcony aisles, suspect remnant carpet mastic was observed similar to the

mastic located in the mezzanine main room. The projection room is located at the top of the balcony

and has suspect 9” vinyl floor tiles with light weight concrete wall and ceiling finishes. Suspect

white cord was observed in association of three film projectors. A small bathroom is located

immediately adjacent to the projection room and was observed to have the same suspect 9” vinyl

floor tiles.

A hatch within the projection room bathroom leads to the attic space. CHA observed one suspect

aircell pipe insulation line traveling towards the main stage and suspect aircell pipe insulation debris

was observed on the ceiling above the projection room. An air handler room was observed within

the attic space and the finishes consisted of suspect concrete ceilings, pyrobar walls, and a vibration

dampener associated with the air handling units.

Four separate roofs were observed in association with the building: the main roof, the southeast roof

over the air handling room, the southwest roof over the entrance, and the front entrance roof. In each

case, the roofs were covered by a rubber membrane with suspect grey seam sealant. The underlying

fiberglass insulation had suspect black paper and suspect felt paper. In addition, suspect grey sealant

was observed in association with the southwest roof. Also, CHA observed suspect grey caulk at two

vent locations on the east side of the building.

All identified suspect asbestos-containing materials were sampled for asbestos analysis.

3.3 LBP SURVEY

CHA collected nine paint chip samples from the interior of the subject building. The samples were

collected from an interior wall within the each floor of the building. All samples were analyzed for

lead content by weight. Paint chip samples containing lead at concentrations greater than 0.5% are

identified by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Housing and Urban



Development (HUD) as a lead based paint, whereas any measurable amount of lead in paint is

enough to trigger the requirements of the OSHA Lead in Construction Standard. A summary of the

results is provided as Table B-1, located in Appendix B and the laboratory analytical reports are

included as Appendix E of this report.

4.0 RESULTS

CHA identified 72 suspect asbestos-containing materials during the asbestos survey within the

building located at 16 South Street and a total of 168 individual bulk samples were collected. Of the

72 suspect asbestos-containing materials identified, 10 confirmed asbestos-containing materials were

identified through laboratory analysis and 2 assumed asbestos-containing materials were identified.

All confirmed and assumed ACMs are condensed into Table 4-1 below.

Table 4-1 Asbestos-Containing Material Summary

Material Location(s) Estimated Quantity Friability

Confirmed ACM Mastic to Maroon Linoleum First Floor Lobby 2 432 square feet Non-Friable

9” Red Floor Tile Mezzanine Main Room 9 square feet Non-Friable

12” Black Floor Tile Balcony Projection

Room and Bathroom 430 square feet Non-Friable

Light Weight Concrete Balcony Projection

Room

420 square feet (Walls) and

360 square feet (Ceiling) Non-Friable

Film Projector White Cord Balcony Projection

Room 24 linear feet Non-Friable

Aircell Pipe Insulation

Basement, First Floor,

Mezzanine, Balcony,

Backstage Air Handler

Room

997 linear feet Friable

Aircell Debris

Backstage, above

Projection Room, and

Air Handler Room

above Backstage

Dressing Rooms

1,625 square feet Friable

Door Insulation

Basement Utility Room

and Mezzanine Air

Handler Room

2 doors Friable

Heat Shield in Motor Control Backstage Air Handler

Room 2 square feet Friable

Exterior Caulk Building Vent, East

Side 6 linear feet Non-Friable

Assumed ACM

Concealed Aircell Pipe Insulation Basement, First Floor,

Mezzanine, 334 linear feet Friable

Aircell Debris Backstage Basement 4,600 square feet Friable

Roofing Material Front Entrance Roof 680 square feet Non-Friable



All of the bulk samples that were collected are summarized in Table A-1. Table A-1 lists each bulk

sample, the location from which it was collected, and also provides the analytical result for each

sample. Table A-1 is not intended to outline all locations within the building where those ACMs

exist. Table A-2, the Room by Room Inventory, summarizes all suspect and assumed/confirmed

asbestos materials observed. For each suspect material in each room, the asbestos content is

provided. If the asbestos content is greater than 1.0% asbestos by weight the material is considered

an asbestos-containing material. A quantity is provided in Table A-2 for each confirmed asbestos-

containing material.

Upon analysis, the dark green/grey paint and white/green paint wall paints were confirmed through

laboratory analysis to have concentrations greater than the threshold of 0.5% lead identified by the

United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Housing and Urban Development

(HUD). The remaining seven paints were confirmed to have concentrations below the threshold of

0.5%. Although the levels of lead in seven paints are well below 0.5%, any measurable amount of

lead in paint is enough to trigger the requirements of the OSHA Lead in Construction Standard. A

summary of the results is provided as Table B-1, located in Appendix B and the laboratory analytical

reports are included as Appendix D of this report.

5.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Based upon CHA’s review of the analytical results, historical data and observations made during the

inspection, the following conclusions and recommendations have been developed.

5.1 CONCLUSIONS

• 10 asbestos-containing materials were confirmed and 3 were assumed associated with the

subject building. The confirmed and assumed asbestos-containing materials and asbestos

debris throughout the building must be removed and legally disposed of in accordance with

all local, state and federal regulations prior to any activities that could disturb them.

• Asbestos-containing pipe insulation debris was observed and quantified in the backstage

area, the ceiling space above the projection room, and in the air handler room above the

backstage dressing rooms, however, bulk debris samples and air samples were not collected

to fully delineate the debris locations.



• Asbestos-containing pipe insulation debris was observed floating on the water within the

backstage basement. Based on field observations, it is likely that the boiler room is located

in the backstage basement, although this was not confirmed.

• The dark green/grey paint and white/green paint wall paints have levels of lead exceeding

0.5% by weight therefore they are considered lead-based paint by EPA and HUD. Also, the

seven remaining paints have detectable levels of lead below 0.5% by weight therefore they

are not considered lead-based paint by EPA and HUD.

5.2 RECOMMENDATIONS

Based on the site inspection and analysis of samples, CHA has developed the following

recommendations:

• All asbestos abatement work shall be performed by a NYS licensed asbestos abatement

contractor in accordance with all local, state, and federal regulations.

• NYS Code Rule 56 Section 1.5 entitled “Responsibility for Cleanup of Uncontrolled

Disturbance” states that “If there is an incidental disturbance or other disturbance (not as part

of a controlled asbestos project) of ACM…at a building or structure, upon discovery of the

disturbance, the property owner shall be responsible for contracting with a licensed asbestos

abatement contractor for immediate isolation of the disturbance and cleanup in accordance

with all provisions of this Part.” CHA hereby notifies the owner of the presence of asbestos

debris observed in the backstage, the backstage basement, above the projection room, and in

the air handler room above the backstage dressing rooms of the subject building and the

requirements of NYS Code Rule 56. Due to the quantity of the asbestos debris present, a site

specific variance to the NYSDOL Asbestos Control Bureau is required to set forth

appropriate cleanup procedures prior to removal of the asbestos debris by a licensed asbestos

abatement contractor.

• Bulk debris samples and air samples should be collected within and adjacent to contaminated

areas to properly delineate the observed extent of contamination.

• The water located in the backstage basement should be pumped and disposed of by a NYS

licensed asbestos abatement contractor in accordance with all local, state, and federal



regulations. Following the water removal activities, the basement should be inspected for

asbestos-containing materials.

• If additional suspect materials are discovered during renovation activities, those materials

should be assumed to be asbestos-containing and treated as such until they have been

sampled and analyzed for asbestos.

• Per New York State Code Rule 56-5.1(g) Transmittal of Building/Structure Asbestos Survey

Information, information from the building survey shall be immediately transmitted by the

government or the Contracting Officer to the local government entity charged with issuing a

permit for such demolition, renovation, remodeling, or repair work under applicable State or

local laws. New York State considers any removal of load bearing structural supports as a

demolition activity. If load bearing structural supports are to be impacted by the current

project, it is also the building owner’s responsibility to transmit this report to the local

asbestos control bureau district office.

Asbestos Control Bureau – Syracuse District

New York State Department of Labor

Division of Safety and Health

450 S. Salina Street, Syracuse, NY 13202

(315) 479-3215

• Although the seven wall paints have detectable levels of lead well below 0.5% by weight, all

work must comply with OSHA’s Lead in Construction Standard which regulates all

construction work where an employee may be occupationally exposed to lead.

• This inspection report shall not solely serve as an asbestos abatement design document for

obtaining bids from abatement contractors. It is recommended that specific abatement

design documents be prepared in order to specify procedures and protocols that must be

observed in order to insure that abatement activities are completed in a manner consistent

with local, state and federal regulations and requirements.

FIGURES

APPENDIX A

Asbestos-Containing Material Tables

TABLE A-1

ASBESTOS BULK SAMPLE SUMMARY

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

SAMPLE

NUMBERSUSPECT MATERIAL DESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

LOCATION

ASBESTOS

CONTENT (%)

AS-112113-SR-01A Ceiling Plaster - Skimcoat Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-01B Ceiling Plaster - Skimcoat Basement Women's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-01C Ceiling Plaster - Skimcoat First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-01D Ceiling Plaster - Skimcoat First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-01E Ceiling Plaster - Skimcoat Mezzanine Storage NAD

AS-112113-SR-01F Ceiling Plaster - Skimcoat Mezzanine Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-01G Ceiling Plaster - Skimcoat Balcony NAD

AS-112113-SR-02A Ceiling Plaster - Subcoat Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-02B Ceiling Plaster - Subcoat Basement Women's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-02C Ceiling Plaster - Subcoat First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-02D Ceiling Plaster - Subcoat First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-02E Ceiling Plaster - Subcoat Mezzanine Storage NAD

AS-112113-SR-02F Ceiling Plaster - Subcoat Mezzanine Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-02G Ceiling Plaster - Subcoat Balcony NAD

AS-112113-SR-03A Wall Plaster - Skimcoat Basement Main Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-03B Wall Plaster - Skimcoat Basement Main Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-03C Wall Plaster - Skimcoat First Floor Lobby 1 NAD

AS-112113-SR-03D Wall Plaster - Skimcoat First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-03E Wall Plaster - Skimcoat Mezzanine Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-03F Wall Plaster - Skimcoat Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-03G Wall Plaster - Skimcoat Balcony NAD

AS-112113-SR-04A Wall Plaster - Subcoat Basement Main Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-04B Wall Plaster - Subcoat Basement Main Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-04C Wall Plaster - Subcoat First Floor Lobby 1 NAD

AS-112113-SR-04D Wall Plaster - Subcoat First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-04E Wall Plaster - Subcoat Mezzanine Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-04F Wall Plaster - Subcoat Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-04G Wall Plaster - Subcoat Balcony NAD

AS-112113-SR-05A Light Weight Concrete (Subcoat Plaster) Balcony, Projection Room 1.8% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-05B Light Weight Concrete Balcony, Projection Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-05C Light Weight Concrete Balcony, Projection Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-06A Aircell Pipe Insulation Basement Women's Bathroom 50% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-06B Aircell Pipe Insulation Backstage NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-06C Aircell Pipe Insulation First Floor Air Handler Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-07A Black Pipe Wrap on Aircell Pipe Insulation Basement Air Plenum NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-07B Black Pipe Wrap on Aircell Pipe Insulation Basement Air Plenum NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-07C Black Pipe Wrap on Aircell Pipe Insulation Basement Air Plenum NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-08A Cork Pipe Insulation with Tar Outer Covering Air Handler Room over Backstage Dressing Room <1.0% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-08B Cork Pipe Insulation with Tar Outer Covering Air Handler Room over Backstage Dressing Room <0.25% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-08C Cork Pipe Insulation with Tar Outer Covering Air Handler Room over Backstage Dressing Room <0.25% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-09A Wall Insulation - White Balcony NAD

AS-112113-SR-09B Wall Insulation - White Balcony NAD

AS-112113-SR-09C Wall Insulation - White Balcony NAD

AS-112113-SR-10A Heat Shield in Motor Control to Air Duct Motor Air Handler Room over Backstage Dressing Room 66.7% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-10B Heat Shield in Motor Control to Air Duct Motor Air Handler Room over Backstage Dressing Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-11A Door Insulation Basement Utility Room 30.8% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-11B Door Insulation Basement Utility Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-12A Door Insulation Mezzanine Air Handler Room 57.1% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-12B Door Insulation Mezzanine Air Handler Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-13A Pyrobar Concrete Block Attic Space, Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-13B Pyrobar Concrete Block Attic Space, Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-14A Concrete Ceiling Attic Space, Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-14B Concrete Ceiling Attic Space, Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-15A Sheetrock Ceiling First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-15B Sheetrock Wall First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-15C Sheetrock Wall First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-16A Joint Compound First Floor Concession NAD

CHA Consulting, Inc. ACM Survey

TABLE A-1


16 South Street

Auburn, New York

SAMPLE


SAMPLE

LOCATION

ASBESTOS

CONTENT (%)

AS-112113-SR-16B Joint Compound First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-16C Joint Compound First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-17A Black Paper on Pink Fiberglass Insulation First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-17B Black Paper on Pink Fiberglass Insulation First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-18A Mastic to 6" Brown Covebase First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-18B Mastic to 6" Brown Covebase First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-19A 6" Brown Covebase First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-19B 6" Brown Covebase First Floor Lobby 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-20A Mastic to Maroon Linoleum First Floor Lobby 2 3.3% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-20B Mastic to Maroon Linoleum First Floor Lobby 2 NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-21A Maroon Linoleum First Floor Lobby 2 NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-21B Maroon Linoleum First Floor Lobby 2 NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-22A Pressboard Smooth Wall First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-22B Pressboard Smooth Wall First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-23A Pressboard Textured Ceiling First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-23B Pressboard Textured Ceiling First Floor Concession NAD

AS-112113-SR-24A Paper/Mastic beneath Green, Tan, Black, and White Linoleum First Floor Lobby 1 NAD

AS-112113-SR-24B Paper/Mastic beneath Green, Tan, Black, and White Linoleum First Floor Lobby 1 NAD

AS-112113-SR-25A Green, Tan, Black, and White Linoleum First Floor Lobby 1 NAD

AS-112113-SR-25B Green, Tan, Black, and White Linoleum First Floor Lobby 1 NAD

AS-112113-SR-26A Brown Carpet Mastic First Floor Lobby 1 NAD

AS-112113-SR-26B Brown Carpet Mastic First Floor Lobby 1 NAD

AS-112113-SR-27A Grey Carpet Mastic First Floor Theater Museum NAD

AS-112113-SR-27B Grey Carpet Mastic First Floor Theater Museum NAD

AS-112113-SR-28A Mastic to 12" Beige Floor Tile First Floor Orchestra Pit NAD

AS-112113-SR-28B Mastic to 12" Beige Floor Tile First Floor Orchestra Pit NAD

AS-112113-SR-29A 12" Beige Floor Tile First Floor Orchestra Pit NAD

AS-112113-SR-29B 12" Beige Floor Tile First Floor Orchestra Pit NAD

AS-112113-SR-30A Tar Paper First Floor, Front of Stage NAD

AS-112113-SR-30B Tar Paper First Floor, Front of Stage NAD

AS-112113-SR-31A Red Curtain First Floor, Stage NAD

AS-112113-SR-31B Red Curtain First Floor, Stage NAD

AS-112113-SR-32A Paper beneath Wood Floor First Floor Ticket Booth NADp

AS-112113-SR-32B Paper beneath Wood Floor First Floor Ticket Booth NAD

AS-112113-SR-33A Bedding Grout to Multi Color Ceramic Floor Tile Exterior, Front Entrance NAD

AS-112113-SR-33B Bedding Grout to Multi Color Ceramic Floor Tile Exterior, Front Entrance NAD

AS-112113-SR-34A Multi Color Ceramic Floor Tile - Red Exterior, Front Entrance NAD

AS-112113-SR-34B Multi Color Ceramic Floor Tile - Blue Exterior, Front Entrance NAD

AS-112113-SR-35A Mastic to 9" Red Floor Tile Mezzanine Main Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-35B Mastic to 9" Red Floor Tile Mezzanine Main Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-36A 9" Red Floor Tile Mezzanine Main Room 2.4% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-36B 9" Red Floor Tile Mezzanine Main Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-37A Mastic to Green and Red Linoleum Mezzanine Main Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-37B Mastic to Green and Red Linoleum Mezzanine Main Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-38A Green and Red Linoleum Mezzanine Main Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-38B Green and Red Linoleum Mezzanine Main Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-39A Remnant Carpet Mastic Mezzanine Main Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-39B Remnant Carpet Mastic Mezzanine Main Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-40A Remant Wall Mastic Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-40B Remant Wall Mastic Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-41A Mastic to 12" Black Floor Tile Balcony, Projection Room <0.25% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-41B Mastic to 12" Black Floor Tile Balcony, Projection Room <0.25% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-42A 12" Black Floor Tile Balcony, Projection Room 2.2% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-42B 12" Black Floor Tile Balcony, Projection Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-43A Bedding Grout to Beige Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-43B Bedding Grout to Beige Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-44A Seam Grout to Beige Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-44B Seam Grout to Beige Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-45A Beige Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD


TABLE A-1


16 South Street

Auburn, New York

SAMPLE


SAMPLE

LOCATION

ASBESTOS

CONTENT (%)

AS-112113-SR-45B Beige Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-46A Seam Grout to Green, White, and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-46B Seam Grout to Green, White, and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-47A White Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-47B Green Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Women's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-48A Bedding Grout to Green Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-48B Bedding Grout to Green Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-49A Seam Grout to Green Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-49B Seam Grout to Green Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-50A Green Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-50B Green Ceramic Wall Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-51A Bedding Grout to Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-51B Bedding Grout to Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-52A Seam Grout to Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-52B Seam Grout to Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-53A Beige Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-53B Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile Basement Men's Bathroom NAD

AS-112113-SR-54A Remnant 9" Floor Tile Mastic Basement Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-54B Remnant 9" Floor Tile Mastic Basement Men's Bathroom Entry NAD

AS-112113-SR-55A Bedding Grout to Black Ceramic Covebase Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-55B Bedding Grout to Black Ceramic Covebase Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-56A Seam Grout to Black Ceramic Covebase Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-56B Seam Grout to Black Ceramic Covebase Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-57A Black Ceramic Covebase Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-57B Black Ceramic Covebase Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-58A Bedding Grout to Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-58B Bedding Grout to Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-59A Seam Grout to Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-59B Seam Grout to Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-60A Black Ceramic Floor Tile Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-60B White Ceramic Floor Tile Backstage Dressing Rooms, Bathroom 2 NAD

AS-112113-SR-61A Vibration Dampener First Floor Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-61B Vibration Dampener First Floor Air Handler Room NADAS 112113 SR 61B Vibration Dampener First Floor Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-62A Vibration Dampener Air Handler Room over Backstage Dressing Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-62B Vibration Dampener Air Handler Room over Backstage Dressing Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-63A Vibration Dampener Attic Space , Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-63B Vibration Dampener Attic Space , Air Handler Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-64A Radiator Paint First Floor Ticket Booth NAD

AS-112113-SR-64B Radiator Paint Balcony, Projection Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-65A Brown Wire Jacketing First Floor Ticket Booth NAD

AS-112113-SR-65B White Wire Jacketing First Floor Ticket Booth <0.25% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-66A Film Projector White Cord Balcony, Projection Room 80% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-66B Film Projector White Cord Balcony, Projection Room NA/PS

AS-112113-SR-67 Felt Paper Main Roof NAD

AS-112113-SR-68 Paper on Fiberglass Insulation Main Roof NAD

AS-112113-SR-69 Concrete Deck Southeast Roof over Air Handling Room NAD

AS-112113-SR-70A Grey Seam Sealant Main Roof NAD

AS-112113-SR-70B Grey Seam Sealant Main Roof NAD

AS-112113-SR-71A Grey Sealant on Brick Southwest Roof over Entrance NAD

AS-112113-SR-71B Grey Sealant on Brick Southwest Roof over Entrance NAD

AS-112113-SR-72A Caulk on Building Vent Exterior, East Side 5.9% Chrysotile

AS-112113-SR-72B Caulk on Building Vent Exterior, East Side NA/PS

NA/PS = Not Analyzed / Positive Stop

NAD = No Asbestos Detected


TABLE A-2

Room by Room Inventory

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

ROOM NAME SUSPECT MATERIALS

ASBESTOS

CONTENT

(%)

FLOORING (SF) WALLS (SF) CEILINGS (SF)PIPE INSULATION

(LF)

MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL

(SF/LF)

Plaster Walls and Ceilings NAD

Aircell Pipe Insulation Above Ceiling 50.0% 40 Assumed


Aircell Pipe Insulation 50.0% 10Plaster walls and Ceiling NAD

Aircell Pipe Insulation 50.0% 90Green, White, and Maroon Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Green, White, and Maroon Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Beige Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Bedding Grout to Beige Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Beige Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Women's Bathroom Storage No Suspect ACMs

Aircell Pipe Insulation 50.0% 15

Black Pipe Wrap on Aircell Pipe Insulation NA/PS

Basement Storage Room 1 Aircell Pipe Insulation 50.0% 36





Plaster Walls and Ceiling NAD

Remnant 9" Floor Tile Mastic NAD




Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Bedding Grout to Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Bedding Grout to Green Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Green Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Green Ceramic Wall Tile

Utility Room Door Insulation 30.8% 1 Door


Black Paper on Fiberglass Insulation NAD




Radiator Paint NAD

Brown Wire Jacketing NAD

White Wire Jacketing <0.25

Paper Beneath Wood Floor NAD

First Floor Entry Plaster Walls and Ceilings NAD


Sheetrock NAD

Joint Compound NAD

6" Brown Covebase NAD

Mastic to 6' Brown Covebase NAD

Brown Carpet Mastic NAD

Green, Tan, Black, and White Striped Linoleum NAD

Paper/Mastic to Green, Tan, Black, and White Striped

LinoleumNAD



Sheetrock NAD

Joint Compound NAD

Mastic to Maroon Linoleum 3.3% 432

Maroon Linoleum NA/PS


First Floor Manager's Office Plaster Walls and Ceilings NAD


Vibration Dampener NAD

Plaster Ceilings NAD

Sheetrock NAD

Joint Compound NAD


Grey Carpet Mastic NAD


Aircell Pipe Insulation Above Ceiling 50.0% 80


Mastic to 12" Beige Floor Tile NAD

12" Beige Floor Tile NAD


Basement Stairway South

Basement Stairway North

First Floor Lobby 2

First Floor Air Handler Room

First Floor Theater Museum

Basement Women's Bathroom Entry

Room

Basement Women's Bathroom

Air Plenum

Basement Storage Room 2

Basement Men's Bathroom Entry Room

Basement Men's Bathroom

First Floor Ticket Booth

Orchestra Pit

First Floor Lobby 1

Basement Main Room

First Floor Theater


TABLE A-2


16 South Street

Auburn, New York


ASBESTOS

CONTENT

(%)


(LF)


(SF/LF)


Tar Paper on Front of Stage NAD

Red Curtain NAD


Utility Space (Stage Right) Aircell Pipe Insulation 50.0% 20



Aircell Pipe Insulation on Back Wall 50.0% 200


Aircell Debris 50.0% 1,200 SF

Backstage Basement under Water Aircell Pipe Insulation Debris 50.0% 4,600 SF Assumed

Backstage Dressing Room 1 No Suspect ACMs


Bedding Grout to Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Bedding Grout to Black Ceramic Covebase NAD

Seam Grout to Black Ceramic Covebase NAD

Black Ceramic Covebase NAD

Backstage Dressing Room 2 Plaster Walls and Ceiling NAD



Bedding Grout to Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Black and White Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Bedding Grout to Black Ceramic Covebase NAD

Seam Grout to Black Ceramic Covebase NAD

Black Ceramic Covebase NAD



Heat Shield in Motor Control to Air Duct Motor 66.7% 2 SF

Cork Pipe Insulation with Tar Outer Covering <1.0%


Aircell Pipe Insulation Debris 50.0% 400 SF


Aircell Pipe Insulation in Wall 50.0% 40


Remnant Carpet Mastic NAD

Mastic to 9" Red Floor Tile NAD

9" Red Floor Tile 2.4% 9




Plaster walls and Ceiling NAD


Green, White, and Maroon Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Green, White, and Maroon Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Beige Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Bedding Grout to Beige Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Beige Ceramic Wall Tile NAD


Door Insulation 57.1% 1 Door




Mastic to Green and Red Linoluem NAD

Green and Red Linoleum NAD

Remnant Wall Mastic NAD




Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Bedding Grout to Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Beige and Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile NAD

Bedding Grout to Green Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Seam Grout to Green Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Green Ceramic Wall Tile NAD

Plaster Ceilings and Walls NAD

White Wall Insulation NAD

Remnant Carpet Mastic NAD


Aircell Pipe Insulation in Wall 50.0% 20 Assumed

Stairway to Mezzanine

Mezzanine Main Room

Mezzanine Women's Bathroom Entry

Mezzanine Air Handler Room

Doorway Before Backstage

Stage

Backstage Bathroom 1

Backstage Bathroom 2

Air Handler Room above Backstage

Dressing Rooms

Mezzanine Women's Bathroom

Mezzanine Storage Room

Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry

Mezzanine Men's Bathroom

Balcony

Backstage


TABLE A-2


16 South Street

Auburn, New York


ASBESTOS

CONTENT

(%)


(LF)


(SF/LF)

Stairways from Balcony to South Street Plaster Walls and Ceiling NAD

Plaster Walls - Bottom 3'

Light Weight Concrete Walls and Ceiling 1.8% 420 360

Film Projector White Cord 80.0% 24 LF

Radiator Paint NAD

Mastic to 12" Black Floor Tile NAD

12" Black Floor Tile 2.2% 360

Aircell Pipe Debris Above Ceiling 50.0% 25 SF

Plaster Walls NAD

Mastic to 12" Black Floor Tile NAD

12" Black Floor Tile 2.2% 70

Concrete Ceiling NAD

Pyrobar Walls NAD


Felt Paper NAD

Paper on Fiberglass Insulation NAD

Grey Seam Sealant on Rubber Roof NAD

Concrete Deck NAD

Felt Paper NAD



Concrete Deck NAD

Felt Paper NAD



Grey Sealant on Brick NAD

Front Entrance Sign Roofing Materials Assumed 680 SF Assumed

Exterior Caulk on Building Vent (East Side) 5.9% 3 LF x 2

NAD / ND = No Asbestos Detected

NA/PS = Not Analyzed / Positive Stop

Main Roof

Southeast Roof over Air Handling

Room

Southwest Roof over Entrance

Balcony Projection Bathroom

Attic Air Handler Room

Balcony Projection Room


APPENDIX B

Paint Chip Sample Summary

TABLE B‐1LBP PAINT CHIP SAMPLE SUMMARY

16 South StreetAuburn, New York

SAMPLE

NUMBERPAINT CHIP DESCRIPTION

SAMPLE

LOCATION

LEAD

CONTENT

(%)

PB-112113-SR-01 Brown Paint Basement Main Room - Wall 0.13%

PB-112113-SR-02 Pink Paint Basement Main Room - Wall 0.21%

PB-112113-SR-03 Grey Paint Basement Main Room - Wall 0.19%

PB-112113-SR-04 Yellow Paint Basement Main Room - Wall 0.083%

PB-112113-SR-05 Green Paint Basement Storage Room 2 - Wall 0.22%

PB-112113-SR-06 Lime Green Paint Basement Men's Bathroom - Wall 0.06%

PB-112113-SR-07 Light Blue Paint Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry - Wall 0.37%

PB-112113-SR-08 Dark Green/Grey Paint Mezzanine Main Room - Wall 0.59%

PB-112113-SR-09 White and Green Paint Backstage Dressing Room - Wall 12%

ND = No Lead Detected

APPENDIX C

Photograph Log

PHOTOGRAPH LOG

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

`

Photo 1 – View of 16 South Street

Photo 2 – View of 1st Floor Entry

PHOTOGRAPH LOG

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

Photo 3 – View of 1st Floor Theater

Photo 4 – View of Backstage Basement

PHOTOGRAPH LOG

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

Photo 5 – View of Backstage Aircell Insulation Debris

Photo 6 – View of Basement Main Room

PHOTOGRAPH LOG

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

Photo 7 – View of Aircell Pipe Insulation in Women’s Bathroom in Basement

Photo 8 – View of Aircell Insulated Pipes in Basement Air Plenum

PHOTOGRAPH LOG

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

Photo 9 – View of Mezzanine Main Room

Photo 10 – View of Balcony and Theater

PHOTOGRAPH LOG

16 South Street

Auburn, New York

Photo 11 – View of White Cord and 9” Black Floor Tile in Projection Room

Photo 12 – View of Motor Control Unit in Air Handler Room above Backstage Dressing Rm

APPENDIX D

Asbestos Sample Analysis

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ELAP # 11480

RE: 25810.1006.44000; AuburnNY

AmeriSci Job # ZL3L2LO92

P.O. #

Page 1 of 29

Theater; 16 South Street Auburn,

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos01A

01

213121092-01 NoLocation: Basement Womens Bathroom - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat

NAD(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: white, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Burk Materiar

Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 100 o/o

01B

01

213121092-02 AtoLocation: Basement womens Bathroom Entry - ceiling plaster Skim coat


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 100 %

01c

01

213121092-03Location: 1st Floor Concession - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat

White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 100 %

No NAD(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description:

Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

01D

01

213121092-04Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat

Analyst Description: white, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Burk MaterialAsbestos Types:


IVo NAD(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

See Reporting notes on last page

No01E

01

213121092-05Location: Mezzanine Storage - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat

Analyst Description: white, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Burk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

AmeriSci Job #: 213121092

Client Name: Clough Harbour & Associates LLpPage 2 of 29

PLM Bulk Asbestos Report25810.1006.44000; Auburn Theater; 16 South Street Auburn,

NY

Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos01F

01

213121092-06 NoLocation: Mezzanine Air Handler Room - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


01G

01

213121092-07Location: Balcony - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat

Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

02A

02213121092-08 IVo

Location: Basement women's Bathroom - ceiling plaster skim coat


by Tara L. Flsher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Cellulose Trace, Non-fibrous 100 %

028

02213121092-09 No

Location: Basement women's Bathroom Entry - ceiling plaster skim coatNAD

(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on'12105113Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


02c02

213121092-10 IVoLocation: 1st Floor Concession - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:



/Vo02D

02213121092-11

Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat

Grey, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Cellulose Trace, Non-fibrous 100 %


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:




NY

Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos02E

02213121092-12

Location: Mezzanine Storage - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


02F

02213121092-13 No

Location: Mezzanine Air Handle Room - Ceiling plaster Skim Coat


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


02G

02

213121092-14Location: Balcony - Ceiling Plaster Skim Coat

Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

03A

03

213121092-15Location: Basement Main Room - Wall plaster Skim Coat



IVo NAD(by NYS ELAP 1e8.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

03B

03213121092-16

Location: Basement Main Room - Wall plaster Skim Coat

Analyst Description: white, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Burk MateriarAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113


IVo03c

03213121092-17

Location: 1st Floor Lobby 1 - Wall plaster Skim Coat

Analyst Description: white, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MateriarAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113




NY

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos03D

03

213121092-18Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Wall plaster Skim Coat




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

03E

03

213121092-19 NoLocation: Mezzanine Women's Bathroom - Wall plaster Skim Coat

White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 100 %


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

03F

03

213121092-20 NoLocation: Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry - Wall plaster Skim Coat


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


03G

03

213121092-21Location: Balcony Main Room - Wall plaster Skim Coat




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

04A

04213121092-22



by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:



No04B

o4213121092-23



by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:



Client Name: Clough Harbour & Associates LLp

PLM Bulk Asbestos Report25810.1006.44000; Auburn Theater; 16 south street Auburn,

NY

Page 5 of 29

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos present Total % Asbestos04c

o4213121092-24


Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

04D

04213121092-25



Other Material: Cellulose 2 %, Non-fibrous gg yo


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

04E 28121092-26 IVo NAD04 Location: Mezzanine Women's Bathroom - Wall Plaster Skim Coat (by NyS ELAP 19g.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


04G 2fi121092-27 /Vo NAD04 Location: Balcony - Wall Plaster Skim Coat (by NyS ELAp 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


05A

05

213121092-28 yesLocation: Balcony Projection Room - Light Weight Concrete

1.8 o/o

(EPA 400 PC)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types: Chrysotile 1.8 %Other Material: Non-fibrou s g8.2 o/o


NA/PS058

05213121092-29

Location: Balcony Projection Room - Light Weight Concrete

Analyst Description: Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

AmeriSci Job #: 21t121092



Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos05c

05213121092-30

Location: Balcony Projection Room - Light Weight Concrete

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

06A

06

213121092-31 yesLocation: Basement Women's Bathroom - Aircell pipe lnsulation

50 o/o

(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types: Chrysotile 50.0 %Other Material: Non-fibrous 50 %

068

06213121092-32

Location: Back Stage - Aircell Pipe lnsulation

NA/PS

Analyst Description : Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

06c

06

213121092-33Location: 1st Floor Air Handler Room - Aircell pipe lnsulation

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

07A

07213121092-34

Location: Basement Air Plenum - Block pipe wrap on Aircell pipe lnsulation

NA


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

078

07213121092-35

Location: Basement Air Plenum - Block pipe wrap on Aircell pipe lnsulation


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:


NA


Client Name: Clough Harbour & Associates LLpPageT of 29


Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos present Total % Asbestos07c07

213121092-36Location: Basement Air Plenum - Block pipe wrap on Aircell pipe lnsulation

NA


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

08A

08213121092-37 Yes Trace (<0.25 o/o pc)l

Location: Air Hadler Room Above Back Stage Dressing Rooms - Cork pipe lnsulation (EpA 400 pC)W/Tar Under Covering

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types: Chrysotile <0.25 o/o pc


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

088

08

213121092-38 Yes Trace (<0.25 o/o pc) 1

Location: Air Hadler Room Above Back Stage Dressing Rooms - Cork pipe lnsulation (EpA 4OO pC)W/Tar Under Covering by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types: Chrysotile <0.25 o/o pc


08c

08

213121092-39 Yes Trace (<0.25 o/o pc)lLocation: Air Hadler Room Above Back Stage Dressing Rooms - Cork pipe lnsulation (EpA 400 pC)

W/Tar Under Covering

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types: Chrysotile <0.25 o/o pc

Other Material: Non-fi brous 2 o/o

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

09A

09213121092-40

Location: Balcony - Wall lnsulation White

Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Fibrous glass 80 %, Non-fibro us 20 o/o

/Vo NAD(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113


IVo09B

09213121092-41

Location: Balcony - Wall lnsulation White


Other Material: Fibrous glass g0 %, Non-fibrous .10 %


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113


Client Name: Clough Harbour & Associates LLpPage I of 29


NY

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos09c

09

213121092-42Location: Balcony - Wall lnsulation White


Other Material: Fibrous glass 90 %, Non-fibrous 10 %


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

10A 28121092-43 yes 66.T o/o

10 Location: Air Handler Room Above Back Stage Dressing Room - Heat Shield ln Motor (by NyS ELAP 19g.1)Control To Air Duct Motor by Tara L. Fisher

Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material on 12105113

Asbestos Types: Chrysotile 66.7 %Other Material: Non-fibrous 33.3 %

108

10

213121092-44Location: Air Handler Room Above Back Stage Dressing Room - Heat shield ln Motor

Control To Air Duct Motor

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

11A

11

213121092-45Location: Basement Utility Room - Door lnsulation

Analyst Description : Grey/Brown, Heterogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 30.8 %

Other Material: Cellulose 50 %, Non-fibrous 19.2 %

Yes 30.8 %(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

118,

11

213121092-46Location: Basement Utility Room - Door lnsulation

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:


Yes12A

12

213121092-47Location: Mezzanine Air Handler Room - Door lnsulation

57.1 o/o

(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types: Chrysotile 57.1 o/o

Other Material: Non-fibrous 42.g o/o




Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos128,

12

213121092-48Location: Mezzanine Air Handler Room - Door lnsulation

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

134

13

213121092-49 NoLocation: Attic Space Air Handler Room - pyrobar Concrete Black


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Cellulose 3 %, Non-fibrous 97 %

138

13

213121092-50 IVoLocation: Attic Space Air Handler Room - pyrobar Concrete Black

NAD(by NYS ELAP 1e8.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


14A

14

213121092-51 /VoLocation: Attic Space Air Handler Room - Concrete Ceiling


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


148

14

213121092-52 IVoLocation: Attic Space Air Handler Room - Concrete Ceiling


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:



No15A

15

213121092-53Location: 1st Floor Concession - Sheetrock Ceiling


Other Material: Cellulose 3 %, Non-fibrous g7 %


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113


Client Name: Clough Harbour & Associates LLpPage 10 of29


Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos158

15

213121092-54Location: 1st Floor Concession - Sheetrock Wall


Other Material: Cellulose 5 %, Non-fibrous gS %


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

15C

15

213121092-55Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Sheetrock Wall


Other Material: Cellulose b %, Non-fibrous 95 %


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

164

16

213121092-56Location: 1st Floor Concession - Joint Compound




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

168

16

213121092-57Location: 1st Floor Concession - Joint Compound




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

16C

16

213121092-58Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Joint Compound




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

174

17

213121092-59 IVoLocation: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Black paper on pink Fiberglass lnsulation


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12lOSl13Analyst Description: Pink, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 6.7 %



Client Name: Clough Harbour & Associates LLpPage11of29


NY

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos17B.

17

213121092-60 NoLocation: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Black paper on pink Fiberglass lnsulation

Pink, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 10.1 o/


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

18A

18

213121092-61Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Mastic To 6" Brown Cove Base

Pink, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 1.3 %


byTara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

188

18

213121092-62 NoLocation: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Mastic To 6" Brown Cove Base


byTara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Tan, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


19A

19

213121092-63Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - 6" Brown Cove Base

Analyst Description: Tan, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 33.5 o/o


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

198

19

213121092-64Location: '1st Floor Lobby 2 - 6" Brown Cove Base

Analyst Description: Brown, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fi brou s 2g.9 o/o


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113


Yes20420

213121092-65Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Mastic To Maroon Linoleum

3.3 o/o

(by NYS ELAP 198.6)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types: Chrysotile 3.3 %

Other Materia!: Non-fibrous 3g.1 %




NY

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos208

20

213121092-66Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Mastic To Maroon Linoleum

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

21421

213121092-67Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Maroon Linoleum

NA


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

218

21

213121092-68Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Maroon Linoleum

NA


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

22422

213121092-69 /VoLocation: 1st Floor Concession - Pressboard Smooth Wall


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Brown, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


228 213121092-70 /Vo NAD22 Location: 1st Floor Concession - Pressboard Smooth Wall (by NyS ELAP i9g.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Brown, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


23A 28121092-71 No NAD23 Location: 1st Floor Concession - Pressboard Textured Ceiling (by NyS ELAP 19g.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 121O5113Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:






Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Tota! % Asbestos23B,

23213121092-72

Location: 1st Floor Concession - pressboard Textured Ceiling

Grey, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Cellulose 95 %, Non-fibrous 5 %


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

24424

213121092-73 IVoLocation: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Paper / Mastic Beneath Green, Tan, Black & white


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

Linoleum


Other Material: Non-fibrou s 3.4 %

248

24

213121092-74 IVoLocatjon: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Paper / Mastic Beneath Green, Tan, Black & white

Linoleum

Tan, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 1.9 %


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

25425

213121092-75L1Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Green Linoleum

Analyst Description: Green, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

25A

25

213121092-75t2Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Tan Linoleum


Non-fibrous 33.4 o/o


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:


/Vo25B,

25213121092-76L1

Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Green Linoleum

Analyst Description: Green, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous2.1 o/o


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113




GIient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos25B

25

213121092-76L2Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Tan Linoleum




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

26A

26

213121092-77Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Brown Carpet Mastic




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

268

26

213121092-78Location: 1st Floor Lobby 2 - Brown Carpet Mastic




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

27427

213121092-79Location: 1st Floor Theater Museum - Grey Carpet Mastic

Tan, Heterogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material



by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

278

27213121092-80

Location: 1st Floor Theater Museum - Grey Carpet Mastic


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


28p.

28

213121092-81 NoLocation: 1st Floor Orchestra - Mastic To 12.. Beige Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 4l .6 o/o





Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos28B,

28213121092-82 No

Location: 1st Floor Orchestra - Mastic To 12', Beige Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


29A

29213121092-83

Location: 1st Floor Orchestra - 12" Beige Floor Tile

Analyst Description: Beige, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

298

29213121092-84

Location: 1st Floor Orchestra - 12" Beige Floor Tile

Analyst Description: Beige, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

30A

30213121092-85

Location: 1st Floor Main Stage - Tar paper On Front Of Stage

Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 0.8 %

/Vo NAD(by NYS ELAP 1e8.6)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

308

30213121092-86 IVo

Location: 1st Floor Main Stage - Tar paper On Front Of Stage


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous2.7 o/o


/Vo31A

31

213121092-87Location: 1st Floor Main Stage - Red Curtain

Analyst Description: Red, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113





31

213121092-88Location: 1st Floor Main Stage - Red Curtain

Analyst Description: Red, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:

Other Material: Cellulose 98 %, Non-fibrous 2 yo


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

32A

32

213121092-89 NoLocation: 1st Floor Thicker Booth - paper Beneath Wood Floor


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12lOSl13Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


328

32213121092-90 IVo

Location: 1st Floor Thicker Booth - paper Beneath Wood Floor


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 10.2%

334

33213121092-91 IVo

Location: Exterior Front Entrance - Bedding Grout To Multi Color Ceramic Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


338

33

213121092-92 NoLocation: Exterior Front Entrance - Bedding Grout To Multi Color Ceramic Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher

on 121051'13Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


344

34213121092-93 No

Location: Exterior Front Entrance - Multi color ceramic Floor Tile Red

Red, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 100 %


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:





Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos348,

34213121092-94 IVo

Location: Exterior Front Entrance - Multi color ceramic Floor Tile Blue


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Blue, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


35A

35

213121092-95 IVoLocation: Mezzanine Main Room - Mastic to g', Red Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


358

35

213121092-96 IVoLocation: Mezzanine Main Room - Mastic to 9" Red Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrou s 27 .6 o/o

36A

36

213121092-97Location: Exterior Front Entrance - 9" Red Floor Tile

Analyst Description: Red, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 2.4 %

Other Material: Non-fibrou s 22.g o/o

Yes 2.4 0/o

(by NYS ELAP 198.6)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

368

36

213121092-98Location: Exterior Front Entrance - g" Red Floor Tile

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

37437

213121092-99 IVoLocation: Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry - Mastic To Green & Red Linoleum


byTara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:







37213121092-100 No

Location: Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry - Mastic To Green & Red Linoleum




by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

38A

38213121092-101 No

Location: Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry - Green & Red Linoleum


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Red, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrou s 17.5 o/o

388

38213121092-102 /Vo

Location: Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry - Green & Red Linoleum


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Yellow, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


39A

39

213121092-103 NoLocation: Mezzanine Main Room - Remnant Carpet Mastic


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: BlacuBrown, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrou s 46.7 o/o

398

39

213121092-104 /VoLocation: Mezzanine Main Room - Remnant Carpet Mastic


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous37 o/o

40A

40213121092-105 IVo

Location: Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry - Remnant Wall Mastic




by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:





Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos present Total % Asbestos408

40213121092-106 /Vo

Location: Mezzanine Men's Bathroom Entry - Remnant Wall Mastic


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


414

41

213121092-107 Yes Trace (<0.2b o/o pc)Location: Balcony Projectlon Room - Mastic To 9' Black Floor Tile (EpA 400 pc)

by Tara L. Fisher




418

41

213121092-108 Yes Trace (<0.25 o/o pc)lLocation: Balcony Projection Room - Mastic To 9" Black Floor Tile (EpA 400 pc)

by Tara L. Fisher



Other Material: Non-fibrous 40.1 oh

424

42213121092-1 09

Location: Balcony Projection Room - 12,' Black Floor Tile

Analyst Description: Brack, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Burk MateriarAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 2.2 %


Yes 2.2 o/o1

(by NYS ELAP 198.6)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

42B

42213121092-110

Location: Balcony Projection Room - 12" Black Floor Tile

NA/PS

Analyst Description : Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:

Other Material:

434

43213121092-111 No NAD

Location: Basement women's Bathroom - Bedding Grout To Beige ceramic wallTile (by Nys ELAP 1gg.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:





PLM Bulk Asbestos Report2581 0.1006.44000; Auburn Theater;

NY16 South Street Auburn,


43213121092-112 /Vo

Location: Basement women's Bathroom - Bedding Grout ro Beige ceramic wall rile

Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Non-fibrous 100 %


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

44A

44213121092-113 IVo

Location: Basement women's Bathroom - seam Grout ro Beige ceramic wall rileNAD

(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


448

44213121092-114 IVo

Location: Basement women's Bathroom - seam Grout ro Beige ceramic wall rileNAD

(by NYS ELAP 198.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


454

45213121092-115 IVo

Location: Basement Women's Bathroom - Beige Ceramic Wall Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


458

45213121092-116 /Vo

Location: Basement Women's Bathroom - Beige Ceramic Wall Tile


Non-fibrous 100 %


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

46A

46213121092-117 No

Location: Basement women's Bathroom - seam To Green, white & Maroon ceramicTile

NAD(by NYS ELAP 1 98.1 )

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:




Client Name: Clough Harbour & Associates LLpPage21 of 29


Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos present Total % Asbestos468 213121092-118 NAD46 Location: Basement Women's Bathroom - Seam To Green, White & Maroon Ceramic (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)Tile

by Tara L. Fisher

Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Burk Materiar on 12105113

Asbestos Types:


No

47A.

47213121092-119 IVo

Location: Basement Women's Bathroom - White Ceramic Floor Tile


byTara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


478

47213121092-120 A/o

Location: Basement Women's Bathroom - Green Ceramic Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Green, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


48A

48213121092-121 IVo NAD

Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - Bedding Grout To Green Ceramic Wall Tile (by NyS ELAP 1gS.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


488

48213121092-122 /Vo NAD

Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - Bedding Grout To Green Ceramic Wall Tile (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


49p.

49213121092-123 IVo NAD

Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - seam Grout To Green ceramic wall Tile (by Nys ELAP 1gg.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:






Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos present Total % Asbestos49B,

49213121092-124 IVo NAD

Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - seam Grout To Green ceramic wall Tile (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

byTara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


504

50213121092-125 No

Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - Green Ceramic Wall Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


50B

50213121092-126 /Vo

Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - Green Ceramic Wall Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


51A 2fi121092-121 No NAD51 Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - Bedding Grout To Beige & Maroon ceramic (by Nys ELAP 1gg.1)

Floor Tile by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105t13Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, cementitious, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


518 213121092-128 /Vo NAD51 Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - Bedding Grout To Beige & Maroon Ceramic (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

Floor Tile by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, cementitious, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


52A

52213121092-129 A/o NAD

Location: Basement Men's Bathroom - seam Grout To Beige & Maroon ceramic (by Nys ELAP 1gg.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, cementitious, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:





PLM Bulk Asbestos Report25810.1006.44000; Auburn Theater; 16 South street Auburn,

NY


52

213121092-130 IVoLocation: Basement Men's Bathroom - seam Grout ro Beige & Maroon ceramic


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12lOSl13Analyst Description: Grey, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, cementitious, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:

Other Materia!: Non-fibrous 100 %

53A

53

213121092-131 /VoLocation: Basement Men's Bathroom - Beige Ceramic Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


53B

53

213121092-132 NoLocation: Basement Men's Bathroom - Maroon Ceramic Floor Tile


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


544

54

213121092-133 IVoLocation: Basement Men's Bathroom Entry - Remnant g" Floor Tile Mastic


Non-fibrous 13.3%


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

548

54213121092-134 No

Location: Basement Men's Bathroom Entry - Remnant 9" Floor Tile Mastic


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 1S.8 %

55A

55

213121092-135 NoLocation: Men's Bathroom Back stage Dressing Rooms - Bedding Grout ro Black

Ceramic Cove Base


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:






Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos present Total % Asbestos558 213121092-136 No NAD55 Location: Men's Bathroom Back Stage Dressing Rooms - Bedding Grout To Black (by NyS ELAP 19g.1)

ceramic cove Base by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


564 2fi121092-137 IVo NAD56 Location: Men's Bathroom Back Stage Dressing Rooms - Seam Grout To Black (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

Ceramic Cove Base by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: white, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Burk Materiar

Asbestos Types:


568 28121092-138 No NAD56 Location: Men's Bathroom Back Stage Dressing Rooms - Seam Grout To Black (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

Ceramic Cove Base by Tara L. Fisher

on'12105113Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


574

57213121092-139 IVo NAD

Location: Men's Bathroom Back Stage Dressing Rooms - Black Ceramic Cove Base (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous '100 %

57B

57213121092-140 IVo NAD

Location: Men's Bathroom Back Stage Dressing Rooms - Black Ceramic Cove Base (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Materia!: Non-fibrous 100 %

58A 213121092-141 /Vo NAD58 Location: Men's Barthroom Back Stage Dressing Room - Bedding Grout To Black & (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

White Ceramic Floor Tile by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:






Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos588 213121092-142 NAD58 Location: Men's Barthroom Back Stage Dressing Room - Bedding Grout To Black & (by NyS ELAP 19g.1)



Asbestos Types:


AIo

59A 28121092-143 A/o NAD59 Location: Men's Barthroom Back Stage Dressing Room - Seam Grout To Black & (by NyS ELAP i9g.1)



Asbestos Types:


598 28121092-144 No NAD59 Location: Men's Barthroom Back Stage Dressing Room - Seam Grout To Black & (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)



Asbestos Types:


NAD60A 2131'21092-145 IVo

60 Location: Men's Barthroom Back Stage Dressing Room - Black Ceramic Floor Tile (by NyS ELAP 19g.1)

byTara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


608 2rc121092-146 IVo NAD60 Location: Men's Barthroom Back Stage Dressing Room - White Ceramic FloorTile (by NyS ELAP 1gg.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Burk Materiar on 12105113

Asbestos Types:


614

61

213121092-147 NoLocation: 1st Floor Air Handle Room - Vibration Dampener


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: BlacuBrown, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:






NY


61

213121092-148 NoLocation: 1st Floor Air Handle Room - Vibration Dampener


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: BlacUBrown, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


624

62

213121092-149 Alo NADLocation: Air Handle Room Above Back Stage Dressing Room - Vibration Dampener (by NyS ELAP i98.6)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 121051'13Analyst Description: Black/Brown, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types:


628

62

213121092-150 No NADLocation: Air Handle Room Above Back Stage Dressing Room - Vibration Dampener (by NyS ELAP 198.6)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fibrous 17.'l o/o

63A

63

213121092-151 A/oLocation: Aftic Space Air Handler Room - Vibration Dampener

NAD

(by NYS ELAP 198.6)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


638

63

213121092-152 /VoLocation: Attic Space Air Handler Room - Vibration Dampener


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:



IVo64F.

64213121092-153

Location: 1st FloorTicket Booth - Radiator paint

Analyst Description: Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types:



by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113




NY

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos648 28121092-154 No NAD64 Location: Balcony Projection Room - Radiator Paint (by NyS ELAP 198.6)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


654 213121092-155 No NAD65 Location: 1st FloorTicket Booth - Wire Jacket Brown (by NyS ELAP 199.6)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:


658 213121092-1s6 yes Trace (<0.2s o/o pc) 1

65 Location: 1st Floor Ticket Booth - Wire Jacket White (EpA 400 pC)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: Brown, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types: Chrysotile <0.25 % pc


664 213121092-1St yes gO o/o

66 Location: Balcony Projection Room - Film ProjectorWhite Cord (by NyS ELAP 199.1)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113Analyst Description: White, Homogeneous, Fibrous, Bulk Material

Asbestos Types: Chrysotile 80.0 %Other Material: Non-fibrous 20 o/o

668

66

213121092-158Location: Balcony Projection Room - Film projector White Cord

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:


IVo67 213121092_1 59Location: Main Roof - Felt paper


Other Material: Non-fi brou s 2.g o/o


by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113




NY

Client No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos68 213121092-160

Location: Main Roof - Paper On Fiberglass lnsulation


Non-fibrous 4.9 %

Alo NAD(by NYS ELAP 198.6)

by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

69 213121092-161 NoLocation: Southeast Roof Over Air Handling Room - Concrete Deck




by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

70A

70

213121092-162Location: Main Roof - Grey Seam Sealant


Non-fibrous 6.7 %


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

708

70

213121092-163Location: Main Roof - Grey Seam Sealant



No NAD(by NYS ELAP 1e8.6)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

71471

213121092-164 /VoLocation: Southwest Roof Over Entrance - Grey Sealant On Brick


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Materia!: Non-fibrous 8.4 %

71871

213121092-165 IVoLocation: Southwest Roof Over Entrance - Grey Sealant On Brick


by Tara L. Fisher


Asbestos Types:

Other Material: Non-fi brous 9.2 o/o





NY

Glient No. / HGA Lab No. Asbestos Present Total % Asbestos72472

213121092-166Location: South Side Exterior - Caulk On Building Vent

Analyst Description: Grey/Black, Homogeneous, Non-Fibrous, Bulk MaterialAsbestos Types: Chrysotile 5.9 %


Yes 5.9 o/o

(by NYS ELAP 198.6)

by Tara L. Fisher

on 12105113

728

72

213121092-167Location: South Side Exterior - Caulk On Building Vent

NA/PS


Asbestos Types:

Other Material:

Reporting Notes:

(l) Sampleprepared forAnalyzed by: Tara L. Fisher-NAD/NSD

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LBP Sample Analysis

Client Sample Description ConcentrationLab ID Analyzed

Lead

Collected

EMSL Analytical, Inc.200 Route 130 North, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077

Phone/Fax: (856) 303-2500 / (856) 786-5974

http://www.EMSL.com [email protected]

Attn: Scott Rosecrans

CHA3 Winners CircleAlbany, NY 12205

Received: 11/29/13 9:45 AM

Auburn Theater, 16 South Street & 10 Genesee St., NY

Fax: (518) 453-4773

Phone: (518) 453-8702

Project:

Collected:

Test Report: Lead in Paint Chips by Flame AAS (SW 846 3050B*/7000B)

201312661

CustomerID: CLOU50

CustomerPO:

ProjectID:

EMSL Order:

Site: Brown Paint, Basement Main Room- Wall

0001PB-112113-SR-01 0.13 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Pink Paint, Basement Main Room- Wall

0002PB-112113-SR-02 0.21 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Grey Paint, Basement Main Room- Wall

0003PB-112113-SR-03 0.19 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Yellow Paint, Basement Main Room- Wall

0004PB-112113-SR-04 0.083 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Green Paint, Basement Storage 2- Wall

0005PB-112113-SR-05 0.22 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Lime Green Paint,Basement Men's Bathroom- Wall

0006PB-112113-SR-06 0.060 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Lt.Blue Paint, Mezzaine Men's Bathroo Entry-Wall

0007PB-112113-SR-07 0.37 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Dk Green.Gray Paint, Mezzanine Main Room- Wall

0008PB-112113-SR-08 0.59 % wt12/3/2013

Site: White & Green Paint, Back Stage Dressing Rm-Wall

0009PB-112113-SR-09 12 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Green Wall Paint- 10 Genesee St.

0010PB-112113-SR-10 0.041 % wt12/3/2013

Site: Tan Wall Paint- 10 Genesee St.

0011PB-112113-SR-11 <0.010 % wt12/3/2013

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Julie Smith - Laboratory DirectorNJ-NELAP Accredited:03036or other approved signatory

Test Report ChmSnglePrm/nQC-7.21.0 Printed: 12/6/2013 11:54:12 AM

Reporting limit is 0.010 % wt based on the minimum sample weight per our SOP. The QC data associated with these results included in this report meet the method QC requirements, unless specifically indicated otherwise. Unless noted, results in this report are not blank corrected. EMSL bears no responsibility for sample collection activities. Samples received in good condition unless otherwise noted. * slight modifications to methods applied. "<" (less than) result signifies that the analyte was not detected at or above the reporting limit. Measurement of uncertainty is available upon request.

Samples analyzed by EMSL Analytical, Inc. Cinnaminson, NJ NELAP Certifications: NJ 03036, NY 10872, PA 68-00367, AIHA-LAP, LLC ELLAP 100194, A2LA 2845.01

Initial report from 12/06/2013 11:54:12

http://www.EMSL.com

mailto:[email protected]

APPENDIX F

Personnel and Laboratory Licenses

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