Appendix K PCB Inspection and Sampling Information for Building J (700, Old Gymnasium) at Malibu High School
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1 Appendix K PCB Inspection and Sampling Information for Building J (700, Old Gymnasium) at Malibu High School ENVIRON
2 Tables ENVIRON
3 Table K-4. Summary of Pre- and Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sampling Results for Building J (700, Old Gymnasium) at MHS Malibu High School Malibu, California Room Placard ID Floor Plan Room ID Room Description Pre-BMP Cleaning (June 17, 2014) [a] Post-BMP Cleaning (July 2, 2014) [a] Office A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room [b] Faculty office Faculty office (Duplicate) NS Classroom Boys 108, 108B Boys' restroom and closet ND (<69) ND (<71) Gym 101 Gymnasium ND (<70) ND (<70) Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor ND (<69) ND (<70) Notes: 1. Analytical reports (P , P ) were provided by the laboratory, ALS Environmental. Samples were analyzed by U.S. EPA method TO-10A. 2. No concentrations were greater than U.S. EPA's health-based threshold of 200 ng/m If no Aroclors were detected, total PCBs were assumed to be less than (<) the highest method reporting limit. 4. Duplicate samples were collected adjacent to the primary sample. [a] Air samples were collected over a 24-hour period. Start date is given. [b] Sample was collected on July 3, Total PCB Air Concentration (ng/m 3 ) Abbreviations: ng/m 3 = nanograms per cubic meter BMP = Best Management Practice MHS = Malibu High School ND = Compound was analyzed for but not detected above the laboratory reporting limit NS = not sampled PCB = polychlorinated biphenyl TO = toxic organic U.S. EPA = United States Environmental Protection Agency
4 Table K-5. Summary of Pre- and Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sampling Results for Building J (Building 700, Old Gymnasium) at MHS Malibu High School Malibu, California Boys Gym Room Placard ID A, 116, , 108B 101 Floor Plan Room ID Room Description Office Girls' locker room Faculty office Classroom Boys' restroom and closet Gymnasium Total PCB Surface Wipe Concentration Surface Description (µg/100 cm 2 ) Pre-BMP Cleaning Post-BMP Cleaning Post-BMP Recleaning (June 18, 2014) (June 27/30, 2014) (July 9, 2014) Window (glazing) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) NS Desk (laminate) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) NS Window (caulking) NS 0.27 NS Door Frame (painted metal) NS ND (<0.10) NS Bench Top (untreated wood) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) NS Window (glazing) ND (<0.10) NS NS Window Sill (painted metal) NS ND (<0.10) NS Locker (metal) NS 0.27 J NS Door Handle Bar (metal) NS ND (<0.10) NS Wall (painted brick) NS ND (<0.10) NS Wall (painted brick) (Replicate) NS ND (<0.10) NS File Cabinet (painted metal) ND (<0.10) NS NS Window Sill (on or around caulking) 40 J 6.5 ND (<0.10) Door (painted wood) NS ND (<0.10) NS Desk (laminate) NS ND (<0.10) NS Floor (vinyl tiles) NS ND (<0.10) NS Floor (laminate) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) NS Floor (laminate) (Replicate) ND (<0.10) NS NS Desk (laminate) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) NS Desk (laminate) (Duplicate) ND (<0.10) NS NS Window Sill (ceramic tile) NS ND (<0.10) NS Door (painted wood) NS ND (<0.10) NS Sink (caulking) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) NS Wall (painted plaster) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) NS Door (painted wood) NS ND (<0.10) NS Fire Extinguisher Cabinet (painted metal) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) NS Door (painted metal) ND (<0.10) 0.26 NS Crash pad (plastic) NS ND (<0.10) NS Bleacher (plastic) NS ND (<0.10) NS Bleacher (plastic) NS ND (<0.10) NS Bleacher (plastic) (Duplicate) NS ND (<0.10) NS Notes: 1. Analytical reports ( , , and ) were provided by the laboratory, ALS Environmental. Samples were analyzed by U.S. EPA method SW Sample area was 100 cm Yellow colored cells and bold font indicate concentrations were greater than U.S. EPA's comparison threshold of 1 µg/100 cm Duplicate samples were collected adjacent to the primary sample. Replicate samples were collected in the same location as the primary sample, after the primary sample was collected. Abbreviations: µg/100 cm 2 = micrograms per 100 square centimeters cm 2 = square centimeters BMP = Best Management Practice J = Indicates an estimated value MHS = Malibu High School ND = Testing result not detected above the reporting limit NS = not sampled PCB = polychlorinated biphenyl SW = solid waste U.S. EPA = United States Environmental Protection Agency
5 Table K-6. Supplemental Pre- and Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sampling Results for Building J (700, Old Gymnasium) at MHS Malibu High School Malibu, California Aroclor 1016 Aroclor 1221 Aroclor 1232 Aroclor 1242 Aroclor 1248 Aroclor 1254 Aroclor 1260 Total Sample Placard Floor Plan Sample Sampling CAS#: CAS#: CAS#: CAS#: CAS#: CAS#: CAS#: Sample ID Room Description PCBs Type Room ID Room ID Code Date µg/m 3 µg/m 3 µg/m 3 µg/m 3 µg/m 3 µg/m 3 µg/m 3 µg/m 3 Pre-BMP Cleaning 0617-MH-B700-R705-A4 Indoor Office A4 6/17/2014 ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) MH-B700-R712-A2 Indoor A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room A2 6/17/2014 ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) ND (<0.071) ND (<0.071) MH-B700-R722-A1 Indoor Faculty office A1 6/17/2014 ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) MH-B700-R723-A3 Indoor Classroom A3 6/17/2014 ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) MH-B700-RBRG-A6 Indoor Boys 108, 108B Boys' restroom and closet A6 6/17/2014 ND (<0.069) UJ ND (<0.069) UJ ND (<0.069) UJ ND (<0.069) ND (<0.069) ND (<0.069) ND (<0.069) ND (<0.069) 0617-MH-B700-RGYM-A5 Indoor Gym 101 Gymnasium A5 6/17/2014 ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) 0617-A-OD Ambient Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor A-OD 6/17/2014 ND (<0.069) UJ ND (<0.069) UJ ND (<0.069) UJ ND (<0.069) ND (<0.069) ND (<0.069) ND (<0.069) ND (<0.069) 0617-A-FB Field Blank NA NA NA A-FB 6/18/2014 ND UJ ND UJ ND UJ ND ND ND ND ND Post-BMP Cleaning 0702-MH-B700-R705-A7 Indoor Office A7 7/2/2014 ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ MH-B700-R712-A6 Indoor A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room A6 7/3/2014 ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ MH-B700-R722-A1 Indoor Faculty office A1 7/2/2014 ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ MH-B700-R722-A2 Duplicate Faculty office A2 7/2/2014 ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.068) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ MH-B700-R723-A3 Indoor Classroom A3 7/2/2014 ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ MH-B700-RBRG-A4 Indoor Boys 108, 108B Boys' restroom and closet A4 7/2/2014 ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) UJ ND (<0.071) ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.071) 0702-MH-B700-RGYM-A5 Indoor Gym 101 Gymnasium A5 7/2/2014 ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) 0702-MH-AOD Ambient Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor AOD 7/2/2014 ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) ND (<0.070) UJ ND (<0.070) 0702-MH-AFB Field Blank NA NA NA AFB 7/2/2014 ND UJ ND UJ ND UJ ND UJ ND UJ ND ND UJ ND Notes: 1. Air samples were collected over a 24-hour period. Start date is given. 2. Analytical reports (P and P ) were provided by the laboratory, ALS Environmental. Samples were analyzed by U.S. EPA method TO-10A. 3. DVRs (32119: EPA Level IV, Pre-BMP and 32203: EPA Level III, Post-BMP) were provided by LDC. In DVR 32119, %R for the second source standard mixture was slightly higher than the % QC limits, affecting Aroclor 1016, 1221, and 1232 (UJ qualified). In DVR 32203, all samples were UJ qualifed due to no continuing calibration performed, affecting only Aroclors 1016, 1221, 1232, 1242, and Also in DVR 32203, %R for second source standard mixtures were slightly higher than the QC limits of85-115%, affecting only Aroclors 1016, 1221, and 1232, which were not detected (UJ qualified). 4. If no Aroclors were detected, total PCBs were assumed to be less than (<) the highest method reporting limit. 5. No concentrations were greater than U.S. EPA's health-based threshold of 200 ng/m 3 or 0.2 μg/m Duplicate samples were collected adjacent to the primary sample. 7. Field blanks have no associated air volume. Laboratory results for field blanks are reported in units of ng/cartridge with a method reporting limit of 500 ng/cartridge. 8. Example of air sample ID: 0617 MH B200 R201 A2 Date (B)uilding School ID (MH: Malibu JCES: Cabrillo) (R)oom ID (A)ir Sample Code Abbreviations: %R = percent recovery ng/cartridge = nanograms per cartridge ng/m 3 = nanograms per cubic meter µg/m 3 = micrograms per cubic meter = 1000 ng/m 3 BMP = Best Management Practices CAS# = Chemical Abstract Service Number DVR = Data Validation Report LDC = Laboratory Data Consultants, Inc. MHS = Malibu High School NA = not applicable ND = Compound was analyzed for but not detected above the laboratory reporting limit PCB = polychlorinated biphenyl QC = quality control TO = toxic organic UJ = Indicates the compound or analyte was analyzed for but not detected. The sample detection limit is an estimated value. U.S. EPA = United States Environmental Protection Agency
6 Table K-7. Supplemental Pre- and Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sampling Results for Building J (700, Old Gymnasium) at MHS Malibu High School Malibu, California Sample ID Sample Type Sampling Date Placard Room ID Floor Plan Room ID Room Description Sample Code Surface Description Material Surface Description Aroclor 1016 Aroclor 1260 Aroclor 1221 Aroclor 1232 Aroclor 1242 CAS#: CAS#: CAS#: CAS#: CAS#: µg/100cm 2 µg/100cm 2 µg/100cm 2 µg/100cm 2 µg/100cm 2 Pre-BMP Cleaning 0618-MH-B W1 Sample 6/18/ Office W1 Window Glazing ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B W2 Sample 6/18/ Office W2 Desk Laminate ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B W1 Sample 6/18/ A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room W1 Bench top Untreated wood ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B W2 Sample 6/18/ A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room W2 Window Glazing ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B W1 Sample 6/18/ Faculty office W1 File cabinet Painted metal ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B W2 Sample 6/18/ Faculty office W2 Window sill On or around caulking [a] ND (<1.0) UJ ND (<1.0) ND (<2.0) UJ ND (<1.0) UJ 18 J ND (<1.0) 22 ND (<1.0) ND (<1.0) 40 J 0618-MH-B W1 Sample 6/18/ Classroom W1 Floor Laminate ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B W1 DPT Replicate 6/18/ Classroom W1 DPT Floor Laminate ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B W2 Sample 6/18/ Classroom W2 Desk Laminate ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B W2-DPSS Duplicate 6/18/ Classroom W2-DPSS Desk Laminate ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B700-BRG-W1 Sample 6/18/2014 Boys 108, 108B Boys' restroom and closet W1 Sink Caulking ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B700-BRG-W2 Sample 6/18/2014 Boys 108, 108B Boys' restroom and closet W2 Wall Paint ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B700-GYM-W1 Sample 6/18/2014 Gym 101 Gymnasium W1 Fire extinguisher cabinet Painted metal ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B700-GYM-W2 Sample 6/18/2014 Gym 101 Gymnasium W2 Door Painted metal ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) UJ ND (<0.10) UJ ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0618-MH-B700-FB-01 Field Blank 6/18/2014 NA NA NA FB-01 Field Blank - Hexane NA ND UJ ND ND UJ ND UJ ND ND ND ND ND ND 0618-MH-B700-FB-02 Field Blank 6/18/2014 NA NA NA FB-02 Field Blank - IPA NA ND UJ ND ND UJ ND UJ ND ND ND ND ND ND Post-BMP Cleaning 0627-MH-B700J-R705-W1 Sample 6/27/ Office W1 Window Glazing ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R705-W2 Sample 6/27/ Office W2 Window Caulking ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0.27 ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) MH-B700J-R705-W3 Sample 6/27/ Office W3 Desk Laminate ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R705-W4 Sample 6/27/ Office W4 Door frame Painted metal ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R712-W1 Sample 6/27/ A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room W1 Window sill Painted metal ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R712-W2 Sample 6/27/ A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room W2 Bench top Untreated wood ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R712-W3 Sample 6/27/ A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room W3 Locker Metal ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0.27 J ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0.27 J 0627-MH-B700J-R712-W4 Sample 6/27/ A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room W4 Door handle bar Metal ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0630-MH-B700J-R712-W5 Sample 6/30/ A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room W5 Wall Painted brick ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0630-MH-B700J-R712-W6 Replicate 6/30/ A, 116, 125 Girls' locker room W6 Wall Painted brick ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R722-W1 Sample 6/27/ Faculty office W1 Window sill On or around caulking [a] ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 6.5 ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) MH-B700J-R722-W2 Sample 6/27/ Faculty office W2 Door Painted wood ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R722-W3 Sample 6/27/ Faculty office W3 Desk Laminate ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R722-W4 Sample 6/27/ Faculty office W4 Floor Vinyl tiles ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R723-W1 Sample 6/27/ Classroom W1 Window sill Ceramic tile ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R723-W2 Sample 6/27/ Classroom W2 Desk Laminate ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R723-W3 Sample 6/27/ Classroom W3 Door Painted wood ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-R723-W4 Sample 6/27/ Classroom W4 Floor Laminate ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-RBRG-W1 Sample 6/27/2014 Boys 108, 108B Boys' restroom and closet W1 Sink Caulking ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-RBRG-W2 Sample 6/27/2014 Boys 108, 108B Boys' restroom and closet W2 Wall Painted plaster ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-RBRG-W3 Sample 6/27/2014 Boys 108, 108B Boys' restroom and closet W3 Door Painted wood ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-RGYM-W1 Sample 6/27/2014 Gym 101 Gymnasium W1 Crash pad Plastic ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-RGYM-W2 Sample 6/27/2014 Gym 101 Gymnasium W2 Door Painted metal ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0.26 ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) MH-B700J-RGYM-W3 Sample 6/27/2014 Gym 101 Gymnasium W3 Bleacher Plastic ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-B700J-RGYM-W4 Sample 6/27/2014 Gym 101 Gymnasium W4 Fire extinguisher cabinet Painted metal ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0630-MH-B700J-RGYM-W5 Sample 6/30/2014 Gym 101 Gymnasium W5 Bleacher Plastic ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0630-MH-B700J-RGYM-W6 Duplicate 6/30/2014 Gym 101 Gymnasium W6 Bleacher Plastic ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0627-MH-WA Field Blank 6/27/2014 NA NA NA WA Field Blank - IPA NA ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND 0627-MH-WH Field Blank 6/27/2014 NA NA NA WH Field Blank - Hexane NA ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND Post-BMP Recleaning 0709-MH-BJ-R722-W1 Indoor 7/9/ Faculty office W1 Window sill On or around caulking [a] ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.20) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) ND (<0.10) 0709-MH-WH Field Blank 7/9/2014 NA NA NA WH Field Blank - Hexane NA ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND ND Aroclor 1248 CAS#: µg/100cm 2 Aroclor 1254 CAS#: µg/100cm 2 Aroclor 1268 CAS#: µg/100cm 2 Aroclor 1262 CAS#: µg/100cm 2 Total PCBs µg/100cm 2 Notes: 1. Analytical reports ( , , and ) were provided by the laboratory, ALS Environmental. Samples were analyzed by U.S. EPA method SW Sample area was 100 cm 2 except for field blanks. Field blanks have no associated surface area. Laboratory results for field blanks are reported in units of µg/sample with a method reporting limit of 0.1 to 0.2 µg/sample. 2. DVRs (32128: Pre-BMP, 32121C: Post-BMP, and 32205: Post-BMP Recleaning, - EPA Level IV) were provided by LDC. In DVR 32128, %R for LCS/D was slightly lower than the QC limits of 75% %, affecting Aroclor 1016, 1221, and 1232, which were not detected (UJ qualified); however, Aroclor 1242 in one sample was J qualified due to RPD between two GC columns > 40%. In DVR 32121C, one sample was J qualified for Aroclor 1254, also due to RPD > 40%. 3. Yellow colored cells and bold font indicate total PCB concentration was greater than U.S. EPA's comparison threshold of 1 µg/100 cm Duplicate samples were collected adjacent to the primary sample. Replicate samples were collected in the same location as the primary sample, after the primary sample was collected. 5. Example of wipe sample ID: 0617 MH B200 R201 W2 Date (B)uilding School ID (MH: Malibu JCES: Cabrillo) (R)oom ID (W)ipe Sample Code [a] Pre-BMP cleaning and Post-BMP cleaning surface wipe samples were collected from the same window on the window caulking. Post-BMP recleaning surface wipe sample was collected from the same window on the window sill (ceramic tile). Abbreviations: %R = percent recovery µg/100 cm 2 = micrograms per 100 square centimeters cm 2 = square centimeters BMP = Best Management Practice CAS# = Chemical Abstract Service Number GC = Gas Chromatography DVR = Data Validation Report IPA = isopropyl alcohol J = Indicates an estimated value LCS/D = Laboratory Control Sample and Laboratory Control Sample Duplicate LDC = Laboratory Data Consultants, Inc. MHS = Malibu High School NA = not applicable ND = Testing result not detected above the reporting limit PCB = polychlorinated biphenyl QC = Quality Control RPD = Relative Percent Difference SW = solid waste UJ = Indicates the compound or analyte was analyzed for but not detected. The sample detection limit is an estimated value. U.S. EPA = United States Environmental Protection Agency
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8 Floor Plan Room ID Placard Room ID Description 101 Gym Gymnasium 102, 111 VS Vestibules (girls' side) 103 JN Janitorial room (girls' side) 104 PA PA room/ storage room 105 Equip. Rm Equipment room in the gymnasium C Mechanical room and access stairs 108, 108B Boys Boys' restroom and closet 109 VS Vestibule (boys' side) 110, Weight room 111A, 116, Girls' locker room Girls' restroom Team room Office 117, 115A 704, VS Faculty office and vestibule to A Restroom Faculty shower/ change room Football field equipment room A Storage room 121A 712B Athletic training room A, 708 Storage room Girls' restroom Mechanical room 128 RF AC Roof access and electrical room 129 Boys Boys' restroom in locker room 130, 140 Boys' Locker Room Boys' locker room 131 S1 Athletic equipment storage room 132 S2 Athletic equipment storage room 133 JN Janitorial room (boys' side) Storage room A Storage room 136, , 721A Break area and restroom Faculty office 142 Boys' Team Room Team room Classroom VS VS Vestibule to boys' locker room Note: Blue highlighted rooms were sampled. Legend!. Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample Locations!. Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample Locations! ÇÇ ( Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample Locations with Duplicate Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Wipe Sample Locations W2 WC W1 WG 115 /" A7!. /" A4 W1 WG ") ÇÇ Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Wipe Sample Locations with Duplicate/Replicate Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Wipe Sample Locations W3 DK ") ÇÇ Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Wipe Sample Locations with Duplicate/Replicate Post-BMP Re-Cleaning Wipe Sample Locations Regularly Occupied Rooms W2 DK W4 DF 115A /" 121 )" ÇÇ W5,W6 WL W2 WG W1 WS 122 W3 L 121A!.!. A6 A2 125 /" W4 DH A W2 DR Feet 102 /" /" W1 BT W2 BT 111 W2 DR W1 CP W1 FE 101 W4 FE A5!.!. A5 W1 SC /" /"!.!. W2 WL W2 WL A4 )" ÇÇ W5,W6 BL B 108 W1 SC A6 140 W3 DR W3 BL VS W3 DR W2 DR W4 FL A1,A2 (! ÇÇ!. W4 FL W2 DK 139 A1 136 W1 FC /" W1,W1-DPT FL W3 DK W2 WC W1 WC W1 WS ") ÇÇ A3 W1 WS!. ") ÇÇ A3 W2,W2-DPSS DK Notes: 1. Floor Plan Room ID is shown for each room. 2. Sample location label indicates sample code and surface wiped, if applicable. 3. The mechanical room on the second floor extends approximately the length of rooms 103, 104, 105, 106, 108/108B, and Outdoor air samples were collected pre- and post-bmp cleaning, but are not shown. 5. Regularly occupied indicates that the room is typically occupied by an individual on a daily basis (excluding weekends) for at least 4 hours per day. 6. Abbreviations: BL = bleacher, BMP = Best Management Practice, BT = bench top, CP = crash pad, DK = desk, DH=door handle bar, DF=door frame, DR = door, FL = floor, FC = file cabinet, FE = fire extinguisher cabinet, JN = janitorial, L = locker, MHS = Malibu High School, PA = P.A. Room, RF AC = roof access, S = storage, SC = sink caulk, VS = vestibule, WC = window caulk, WG = window glaze, WL = wall, WS = window sill 7. Floor plan reference: HMC Architects (2010) 8. Figure dimensions are approximate. Path: Z:\01_Projects\Malibu High School\03_GIS\Bldg_Investigation_Sampling\FigK-1_Building_J_700_11x17_SampleLocations.mxd Locations of Pre- and Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air and Surface Wipe Samples for Building J (700, Old Gymnasium) at MHS Malibu High School Morning View Drive, Malibu, California DRAFTED BY: MMG Date: 9/19/2014 PROJECT: F Figure K-1
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10 Photo 1: Room 705 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0617-MH-B700-R705-A4) Photo 2: Room 705 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0702-MH-B700-R705-A7) Photo 3: Room 705 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B W1) Photo 4: Room 705 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R705-W1) Page 1 of 16
11 Photo 5: Room 705 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B W2) Photo 6: Room 705 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R705-W3) Photo 7: Room 705 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R705-W2) Photo 8: Room 705 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R705-W4) Page 2 of 16
12 Photo 9: Room 712 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0617-MH-B700-R712-A2) Photo 10: Room 712 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0703-MH-B700-R712-A6) Photo 11: Room 712 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B W1) Photo 12: Room 712 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R712-W2) Page 3 of 16
13 Photo 13: Room 712 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B W2) Photo 14: Room 712 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R712-W1) Photo 15: Room 712 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R712-W3) Photo 16: Room 712 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R712-W4) Page 4 of 16
14 =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= Photo 17: Room 712 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0630-MH-B700J-R712-W5, 0630-MH-B700J-R712-W6, replicate) =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= Page 5 of 16
15 Photo 18: Room 722 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0617-MH-B700-R722-A1) Photo 19: Room 722 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0702-MH-B700-R722-A1, 0702-MH-B700- R722-A2, duplicate) Photo 20: Room 722 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B W1) Photo 21: Room 722 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R722-W3) Page 6 of 16
16 Photo 22: Room 722 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B W2) Photo 23: Room 722 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R722-W1) =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= Photo 24: Room 722 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning After Recleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0709-MH- BJ-R722-W1) Page 7 of 16
17 Photo 25: Room 722 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R722-W2) Photo 26: Room 722 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R722-W4) =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= Page 8 of 16
18 Photo 27: Room 723 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0617-MH-B700-R723-A3) Photo 28: Room 723 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0702-MH-B700-R723-A3) Photo 29: Room 723 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B W1, 0618-MH-B W1 DPT, replicate) Photo 30: Room 723 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R723-W4) Page 9 of 16
19 Photo 31: Room 723 Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B W2, 0618-MH-B W2-DPSS, duplicate) Photo 32: Room 723 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R723-W2) Photo 33: Room 723 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R723-W1) Photo 34: Room 723 Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-R723-W3) Page 10 of 16
20 Photo 35: Boys Toilet Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0617-MH-B700-RBRG-A6) Photo 36: Boys Toilet Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0702-MH-B700-RBRG-A4) Photo 37: Boys Toilet Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B700-BRG-W1) Photo 38: Boys Toilet Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-RBRG-W1) Page 11 of 16
21 Photo 39: Boys Toilet Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B700-BRG-W2) Photo 40: Boys Toilet Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-RBRG-W2) =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= Photo 41: Boys Toilet Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-RBRG-W3) Page 12 of 16
22 Photo 42: Gym Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0617-MH-B700-RGYM-A5) Photo 43: Gym Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0702-MH-B700-RGYM-A5) Photo 44: Gym Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B700-GYM-W1) Photo 45: Gym Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-RGYM-W4) Page 13 of 16
23 Photo 46: Gym Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0618-MH-B700-GYM-W2) Photo 47: Gym Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-RGYM-W2) Photo 48: Gym Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-RGYM-W1) Photo 49: Gym Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0627-MH-B700J-RGYM-W3) Page 14 of 16
24 =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= Photo 50: Gym Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Surface Wipe Sample (0630-MH-B700J-RGYM-W5, MH-B700J-RGYM-W6, duplicate) =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= Page 15 of 16
25 Photo 51: Outdoor Pre-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0617-A-OD) Photo 52: Outdoor Post-BMP Annual Cleaning Air Sample (0702-MH-AOD) =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= =THIS SPACE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK= Page 16 of 16
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