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EXHIBIT H- FULL COUNTY LEAD INVESTIGATION REPORT, 628 PARK AVENUE
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Interior Assessment of Paint Deterioration <br />Remediation Options INTERIM CONTROLS: <br />].Stabilize deteriorated paint on door casing and jamb. <br />Component Location -Type Bedroom3 -- Other <br />Window Type None <br />Description Substrate -Metal; Side -A -Side; Deterioration -Chipped or Peeled <br />Hazard YES Result XRF Test: 1 mg/cm2 <br />Assessment Notes Component Type: Radiator <br />Remediation Options INTERIM CONTROLS: <br />LStabilize deteriorated paint and cover the current component with a lead-free <br />component <br />ABATEMENT: <br />].Enclose the component with a barrier completely preventing access, as noted. <br />2.Replace component with lead free components, completely or partially, as <br />RiskAssessment ft.: 84000015462 Addtoss.' 628 PARKAVE Page 10 of 23 <br />ABATEMENT: <br />].Enclose the door component with a barrier completely preventing access, as <br />noted. <br />2.Remove all of the paint or coating from the door component using lead safe <br />work practices and resurface with lead free paint or other coating <br />3.Replace door or door parts with lead free components, completely or <br />partially, as noted in Specific Instructions, below. <br />Specific Instructions <br />Wet scrape and repaint, cover with barrier such as <br />packing tape, or replace <br />Repair Substrate <br />NONE <br />Component Location -Type <br />Bedroom2 -- Window <br />Window Type <br />Window Casing <br />Description <br />Substrate -Wood; Side -A -Side; Deterioration -Chipped or Peeled <br />Hazard <br />YES Result XRF Test: 2.2 mg/cm2 <br />Assessment Notes <br />Remediation Options <br />INTERIM CONTROLS: <br />].Stabilize deteriorated paint on window, <br />ABATEMENT: <br />LEnclose the component with a barrier completely preventing access, as noted. <br />2.Remove all of the paint or coating from the window component using lead <br />safe work practices and resurface with lead free paint or other coating. <br />3.Replace window or window parts components with lead free components, <br />completely or partially, as noted in Specific Instructions, below. <br />Specific Instructions <br />Wet scrape and repaint, cover with barrier such as <br />packing tape, or replace <br />Repair Substrate <br />NONE <br />Component Location -Type Bedroom3 -- Other <br />Window Type None <br />Description Substrate -Metal; Side -A -Side; Deterioration -Chipped or Peeled <br />Hazard YES Result XRF Test: 1 mg/cm2 <br />Assessment Notes Component Type: Radiator <br />Remediation Options INTERIM CONTROLS: <br />LStabilize deteriorated paint and cover the current component with a lead-free <br />component <br />ABATEMENT: <br />].Enclose the component with a barrier completely preventing access, as noted. <br />2.Replace component with lead free components, completely or partially, as <br />RiskAssessment ft.: 84000015462 Addtoss.' 628 PARKAVE Page 10 of 23 <br />
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