EXHIBIT H- FULL COUNTY LEAD INVESTIGATION REPORT, 628 PARK AVENUE

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RISK ASSESSMENT REPORT On 10/13/2021, an inspection was conducted at the unit at 628 PARK AVE by BRIANNAH MCCALL (License Number: IND001661). This Risk Assessment Report details the locations in and about the property that were found to have hazards from the presence of dangerous levels of lead. The risk assessor visually examined the various building components, both inside and outside of the home, to identify places where lead hazards may be found. SUMMARY This report lists all of the specific hazards which must be addressed to make the property lead safe. The table below indicates if a hazard has been identified by the risk assessor. DESCRIPTION HAZARD IDENTIFIED Exterior Deteriorated Lead Based Paint AYES ❑ NO Interior Deteriorated Lead Based Paint OYES ❑NO Exterior Soil Hazards ✓❑YES ❑NO Interior Lead Dust Hazards ✓❑YES ❑ NO Other Non paint Sources ❑YES ✓❑NO LEAD HAZARDS In this report, each hazard is first identified by the COMPONENT which was tested. Components are structural elements or fixtures in and about a property. For example, interior components include windows, doors, ceilings, walls, trim, and so forth. Exterior examples would include siding, gutters, fascia, soil, play equipment, and so forth. The location of each tested component is specifically pinpointed as to the direction of the wall. The A -side is always the side with the street address and is identified as to direction at the beginning of the report. In many instances, only one component was tested in a particular area (room). If one component is tested in a room and found deteriorated and positive, the owner should assume that any deteriorated paint on other similar components in the room share a common paint history and present the same hazard. The non -tested components should be remediated according to the options listed for the tested component. Similarly, a test on a "sub" component should be treated as a test of the entire component, For example, unless the Risk Assessor's instructions state differently, a lead paint hazard found on a window sill should be assumed the same for the sash, jamb, and trim of that same window. In that case, the entire window, as well as other deteriorated windows in the room, should have the same remediation treatment. Not all painted surfaces are tested during a Risk Assessment. It is strongly recommended that any remodeling or renovation activities that are planned in the future should be conducted only after a lead inspection determines the presence of lead-based paint. All work to remediate these hazards must be conducted using the lead -safe work practices, See additional information in this report. In some instances the report will also identify additional work on the component that needs to be done to assure that the hazard will not recur. For example, if the trough of a window is rotting from ongoing moisture, simply repainting RiskAssessmentNo.: 84000015462 Arldirgss: 628PARKAVE Page 2 of 23