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Home My WebLink AboutSEPA E97-0036 - STARTZEL DAVE - 211,000 SF PAVILION MALL DEMOLITIONPAVILION MALL DEMOLITION DEMO & REMOVAL OF BUILDING 17900 SOUTHCENTER PKWY E97-0036 AFFIDAVIT CE0,-1)64-4Aosic-t_ Li Notice of Public Hearing fl Notice of Public Meeting Board of Packet OBoard of Packet OPlanning Packet Adjustment Agenda Appeals Agenda Commission Agenda fl Short Subdivision Agenda Packet O Notice of Application for Shoreline Management Permit LJ Shoreline Management Permit O F DISTRIBUTION hereby declare that: Determination of Non- significance Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance ODetermination of Significance and Scoping Notice fl Notice of Action Official Notice Other Other was mailed to each of the following addresses on 1P5-°17 Name of Project1016 PI/V1Ir1- File Number. �--(Y),- (c, Signature �, 11-D8-57 CHECKLIST: ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW/SHORELINE PE� MAILINGS ( ) U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS ( ) FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION ( ) DEPT OF FISH &' WILDLIFE FEDERAL AGENCIES ( ) U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY ( ) U.S. DEPT OF H.U.D. WASHINGTON STATE AGENCIES OFFICE OF ARCHAEOLOGY TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT DEPT NATURAL RESOURCES OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR DEPT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPT'OF FISHERIES & WILDLIFE ( ) DEPT OF SOCIAL & HEALTH SERV. ( ) DEPT OF ECOLOGY, SHORELANDS DIV (�� DEPT OF ECOLOGY, SEPA DIVISION* ( ) OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL * SEND CHECKLIST WITH DETERMINATIONS * SEND SITE MAPS WITH DECISION KING COUNTY AGENCIES K.C. PLANNING & COMMUNITY DEV. BOUNDARY REVIEW BOARD FIRE DISTRICT #11 FIRE DISTRICT #2 K.C. WATER POLLUTION CNTRL SEPA OFFCL S CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TUKWILA LIBRARIES RENTON LIBRARY KENT LIBRARY CITY OF SEATTLE LIBRARY U S WEST SEATTLE CITY LIGHT WASHINGTON NATURAL GAS HIGHLINE WATER DISTRICT SEATTLE WATER DEPARTMENT TCI CABLEVISION OLYMPIC PIPELINE K.C. DEPT OF PARKS HEALTH DEPT PORT OF SEATTLE BUILDING & LAND DEV DIV.: SEPA INFO CENTER K.C. TRANSIT DIVISION - SEPA OFFICIAL SCHOOLS/LIBRARIES UTILITIES HIGHLINE SCHOOL DISTRICT K C PUBLIC LIBRARY SEATTLE MUNI REF LIBRARY SEATTLE SCHOOL DISTRICT RENTON SCHOOLDISTRICT PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT VAL-VUE SEWER DISTRICT WATER DISTRICT #20 WATER DISTRICT #125 CITY OF RENTON PUBLIC WORKS RAINIER VISTA SKYWAY CITY AGENCIES KENT PLANNING DEPT TUKWILA CITY DEPARTMENTS: ( ) PUBLIC WORKS ( ) FIRE ( ) POLICE ( ) FINANCE ( ) PLANNING ( ) BUILDING ( ) PARKS & REC. ( ) MAYOR RENTON PLANNING DEPT CITY OF SEA -TAC CITY OF BURIEN TUKWILA PLANNING COMMISSION MEMBERS TUKWILA CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS CITY OF SEATTLE - SEPA INFO CENTER SEATTLE OFFICE OF MGMNT PLANNING OTHER LOCAL AGENCIES ( ) PUGET SOUND REGIONAL COUNCIL (k) P.S. AIR POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY ( ) SW K C CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ( ) MUCKLESHOOT INDIAN TRIBE ( ) DUWAMISH INDIAN TRIBE ( ) DAILY JOURNAL OF COMMERCE ( ) VALLEY DAILY NEWS 2/10/97 C:WP51DATA\CHKLIST ( ) MEDIA METRO ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING DIV. OFFICE/INDUSTRIAL 5,000 GSF OR MORE RESIDENTIAL 50'UNITS OR MORE RETAIL 30,000 GSF OR MORE ( ) HIGHLINE TIMES (XJ SEATTLE TIMES-" A'1c-ci CITY OF TU•KWILA DETERMINATION OF NONSIGNIFICANCE (DNS) DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSAL:. DEMOLITION OF 211.000 S.F. MALL. PROPONENT: DAVE START'ZEL LOCATION OF PROPOSAL, INCLUDING—,STREET AD0RESS<,:. ADDRESS: PARCEL NO: SEC/TWN/RNG: LEAD AGENCY: 17 c40fJ--SlOUTHCENTEP , ;PY 352300061 F ANY: �C°I OFTU1'WI,L�I: NO-: E-;7' 0036 The City has: determined .that thetproposal does. not. have a-pr-obable signif icanadverse impact ,on,t'he environment. An environmental impact impact sta;t'ement (EIS;3 . is not -required under RCW 43.21c.030(2) (c) . This dec,i,si on was,made after review .of a completed envi ronmenta checb, l i st; and' other, i nformart i on o'n' file -:-With the lead age-W-cv This information is,.a,va-ilable to the''oublicyon-request.; kkk*k**kk'1* k•kkk•kk kk'k-k*kk..k1•k'k•kkk kk'hk*.•Mk.*k'k'kh'k'11 •k* k•h kk*•k•kk'k'k'kk•k'k'k*k r. k'kk*'k•k* t Thi DN ;;ii s i ss:ued und.e'6 197,-7 1 :340+.2) :comments must be subr'1 tteq by I�� iQ.N.bce ci_p_- 1 ccs_:- >°k ,� ; :.' 'The lead' agency wi 1 1 not abt on this proposal for 15 days'fro'nr .the date 'below: '` -i-`7-1\10 JQv4Qr 2.yy .1 Steve Lanca-ster:, :Responsible Official: o ;'Dat,e City of TO:v.0 l a, (206) 431-3680 6300 Southcenter Boulevard Tukwila, WA, ,',98188'.- Copies. of the pr.b.Cedures. fora SEPA appeal s Department of Comrnuni,ty Development: ark available with the k • City of Tukwila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director MEMORANDUM To: Steve Lancaster From: Michael Jenkins Date: November 24, 1997 Re: E97-0036, SEPA review on application by Trammel Crow Company for the demolition of the Pavilion Mall, 17900 Southcenter Parkway. Project Description: This SEPA review is for a proposal to demolish a 218,000 square foot retail building located on a 8.24 acre site at 17900 Southcenter Parkway. The demolition plan includes removal of interior finish materials, steel framing, concrete foundations, adjacent landscaping, sidewalks, and fill material. Agencies with jurisdiction: None Comments to SEPA checklist: Pg. 4, section lf: An erosion control/management system will be developed for use on site until redevelopment occurs. Pg. 5, section 2a: A hazardous materials survey has been completed by the applicant. Asbestos and lead paint were found, and a hazardous materials removal' company has been contracted. No PCBs were found. A permit from Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency (PSAPCA) is required. Page 7, section 6c1: During demolition and prior to redevelopment, water runoff will be collected into a temporary erosion control system before discharge into the existing stormwater piping. Applicant is proposing demolition of existing parking area, but no alteration of existing storm drainage infrastructure is anticipated. Summary of Primary Impacts: • Earth ' The site is generally flat. The area to be demolished is a fully developed retail center fully covered by impervious surfaces. No filling or grading is proposed. Once demolition has occurred, erosion could occur. Erosition control will be engineered to comply with City of Tukwila standards. 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 0 Far (206) 431-3665 E97-0036 - Pavilion Mall D!-ition 17900 - Southcenter Parkway November 24, 1997 Air Demolition of non -hazardous materials may create dust, which will be controlled through periodic sprinkling. Negligible vehicle emissions will occur during demolition. A demolition permit from Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency (PSAPCA) will be required. • Water No dredging or filling from surface water or wetlands. No discharge of waste materials to surface waters will occur. Some ancillary runoff will occur due to sprinkling related to dust control. No withdrawal or discharge of groundwater will occur. Hazardous materials will be properly handled to prevent discharge. All non -hazardous runoff will be channeled to erosion control system before being discharged to existing stormwater infrastructure. Applicant is proposing demolition of existing parking area, but no alteration of existing storm drainage infrastructure is anticipated. Such alteration would require an additional permit. • Plants Previously planted landscaping vegetation adjacent to the building will be removed. • Animals No animals found in the area. No threatened or endangered species known in area. • Energy/Natural Resources Completed project will require no energy resources other than energy used during demolition. • • • Environmental Health A hazardous materials survey has been completed for the building, with asbestos and lead paint noted. A hazardous materials removal firm has been contracted to remove the materials under hazardous materials guidelines, with implementation of associated environmental safety procedures. Traffic and demolition noise will occur during demolition period, but applicant has proposed scheduling demolition activities to exclude early morning and late night noise, to comply with Tukwila's noise ordinance (TMC'8.22). • Land/Shoreline Use Development and adjacent property is located in the Tukwila Urban Center (TUC) zone. Mall will be removed to accommodate a series of new uses, filed under Land Use Permit L97-0063. A City of Tukwila Demolition Permit is required. E97-0036 - Pavilion Mall Deition 17900 - Southcenter Parkway November 24, 1997 • • Housing No housing is proposed nor will development reduce housing. • Aesthetics No aesthetic mitigation is proposed during or subsequent to demolition. • Light and Glare No impact. • Recreation No impact. • Historic/Cultural Preservation No known places or landmarks. • Transportation Site is accessible from South 180th Street and Southcenter Parkway. Parking next to demolished building will be eliminated until redevelopment occurs. Exact number of trips to be generated during demolition is unknown. Applicant has filed for a hauling permit from City of Tukwila. • Public Services Proposed development will not impact or require specific public services. •• Utilities Utilities will not be needed for completed demolition. A City of Tukwila Utility Permit will be required to cap utilities suring demolition process. Recommendations: DNS SEP 25 '97 03:43PM TUKWILA DCD/PW • P. 8'S CITY OF TUKWILA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 Telephone: (206) 431-3670 AFFIDAVIT OF INSTALLATION AND POSTING OF PUBLIC INFORMATION SIGNS) State of Washington County of King City of Tukwila I DANNIE STAri,Tz..Ei— (Print Name) understand that Section 18.104.110 of the Tukwila Municipal Code requires me to post the property no later than fourteen (14) days following the issuance of the Notice of Completeness. I certify that on &Ids/ 11)1191 the Public Notice Board(s) in accordance with Section 18.104.110 and other applicable guidelines were posted on the property located at tib S er r PagK . -7 so as to be clearly seen from each right -of -way providing primary vehicular access to the property fair application file number E91 -003 f� Affiant (Applicant gnature) SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to before me this 1 ( day of 1,+ 19 cn OFFICIAL SEAL ROGER P. ANDRUS Notary Public — State of Washington Aty Commission Expires 8-2099 NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the State of Washington residing at re My commission expires on F/2-01 q� I AFFIDAVITOF DISTRIBUTION &Mu?' ok hereby declare that: Notice of Public Hearing Lj Determination of Non- significance O Notice of Public Meeting Board of Packet Board of Packet fPlanning Packet Li Short Subdivision Agenda Other JOVE- Packet Adjustment Agenda Appeals Agenda Commission Agenda Mitigated Determination of Nonsignificance flDetermination of Significance and Scoping Notice ❑ Notice of Action 0 Official Notice O Notice of Application for Shoreline Management Permit fl Shoreline Management Permit was mailed to each of the following addresses on 0ire.yr.,62,1 Kunz: 0 Other Name of Project Ia.U11►o-,n A at?614U-A Signature File Number .Fq ri -003(0 cRcdcea/c, • City of Tukwila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director NOTICE OF APPLICATION DATED NOVEMBER 10, 1997 The following applications have been submitted to the Department of Community Development for review and decision. FILE NUMBERS: E97-0036 (SEPA Application) APPLICANT: Trammel Crow LOCATION: 17900 Southcenter Parkway PROPOSAL: Demolition of Pavilion Mall, to include demolition of a 211,000 square foot building, removal of asbestos from building and removal of portions of surrounding parking area. PERMITS: Demolition Permit PSAPCA Demolition Permit City of Tukwila Utility Permit These files are available for review at the Department of Community Development, 6300 Southcenter Blvd., #100, Tukwila, WA. Please call (206) 431-3670 to ensure that the file(s) will be available. OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC COMMENT You can submit comments on this application. You must submit your comments in writing to the Department of Community Development by 5:00 p.m. on November 24, 1997. If you have questions about this proposal contact Michael Jenkins, the Planner in charge of this file. Anyone who submits written comments will become parties of record and will be notified of any decision on this project. APPEALS You may request a copy of any decision or obtain information on your appeal rights by contacting the Department at 431-3670. A decision from the Planning Commission may be appealed to the City Council. The Department will provide you with information on appeals if you are interested. DATE OF APPLICATION: NOTICE OF COMPLETE APPLICATION: NOTICE OF APPLICATION: October 7, 1997 November 3, 1997 November 10, 1997 ,6300 Southcenter Boulevard Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 • Fax (206) 431-3665 • City of Tukwila John W. Rants, Mayor Department of Community Development Steve Lancaster, Director NOTICE OF COMPLETE APPLICATION November 3, 1997 Dave Startzel Trammell Crow 1687 - 114th Ave S.E., Suite 250 Bellevue, WA 98004 RE: SEPA Application for Demolition of Pavilion Mall, 17900 Southcenter Parkway, File No.. E97-0036 Dear Mr. Startzel: Your SEPA application, on behalf of Trammell Crow, for the demolition of Pavilion Mall, a 211, 082 square foot structure, has been found to be complete on November 3, 1997 for the purposes of meeting state mandated time requirements. I have been assigned to this project. The next step is for you to install a notice board on the site within 14 days of the date of this letter. In addition, you must obtain laminated copies of the Site Plan and Notice of Application to post on the board, which .are available at DCD. After installing the sign, you need to return the signed Affidavit of Posting to the our office and you will receive the Notice of Application and Site Plan. The sign must be posted within the property lines for Pavilion Mall, preferably near the intersection of Southcenter Parkway and S. 180th Streets. This determination of complete application does not preclude the ability of the City to require that you submit additional plans or information, if in our estimation such information is necessary to ensure the project meets the substantive requirements of the City or to complete the review process. I will be contacting you soon to discuss this project. If you wish to speak to me sooner, feel free to call me at 431-3685. Sincerely, Michael Jenkins Assistant Planner cc: Reviewing City Departments c:\msoffice...sepa\9736comp.doc 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Suite #100 • Tukwila, Washington 98188 • (206) 431-3670 • Far (206) 431-3665 ContrSo. Epic File .No.%% C7d3% Fee $ 325 Receipt No. ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST A. BACKGROUND 1. Name of proposed project, if applicable: 1"rm3LAnwo (';7 rrt.4`\ Ow) 2. Name of applicant: `112An-vv,c1J_ CrzouD C .a y 3. Address and phone number of applicant and contact person: Op+Je ,- 1144++, /eve S.L.. J. Sur --re 25C.) $ELLOu4 , `A� 9600.4 4. Date checklist prepared: bc-ToSC'Z C� 5. Agency requesting Checklist: City of Tukwila 6. Proposed timing or schedule (including phasing, if applicable): Vo,, )R90k- 7. Do you have any plans for future additions, expansion, or further activity related to or connected with this proposal? If yes, explain. ?amp -0/7N is t\-4\10 New oW �L hyS PI-Ftms FofL 2b-OGv GLopn —rt , Mvo \ , Not Pc VT- "TYNN. ( 9 t ‘P -N. 8. List any environmental information you know about that has been prepared, or will be prepared, directly related to this proposal. t-\ -z .-s MN,-roTzAo D-su_vay Nsk-C .SLn esx.r , LC -1 LT; fC)CL-sVr Lav-�NFj_ 9.. Do you know whether applications are pending for governmental approvals of other proposals directly affecting the property covered by your proposal? If yes, explain. ti a -2- RECEIVED cm, OF TUKWILA OCT 0 71997 PERMIT CENTER 10. List any government approvals or permits that will be needed for your proposal. D t; 10 1-1-r + CA) Pe.2m.-c FRom C.'- oc' 11. Give brief, complete description of your proposal, including the proposed uses and the size of the project and site. There are several questions later in this checklist that ask you to describe certain aspects of your proposal. You do not need to repeat those answers on this page. Section E requires a complete description of the objectives and alternatives of your proposal and should not be summarized here. ComPt.ET i- 'TC - fid. Q O1 PL PA4, V, O*, 1\1\ TSU.11/4_13+(J �T s via\\ "i- c' t ru -rt'.—CaantZ Fin ` S H vno. -e11'+ a -Qs ) S T °1" ...‘24:".-'s‘ C.A'• r., t CILO r;GnS , CSA)Q r 1),•-ti" z S cc ..p i N h S D 6 u3O.'L1tS +=i I( MOI-rozi Ate. - 12. Location of the proposal. Give sufficient information for a person to understand the precise location of your proposed project, including a street address, if any, and section, township, and range, if known. If a proposal would occur over a range of area, provide the range or boundaries of the site(s). Provide a legal description, site plan, vicinity map, and topographic map, if reasonably available. While you should submit any plans required by the agency, you are not required to duplicate maps or detailed plans submitted with any permit applica- tions related to this checklist. 11 -°cc j So, --r 1A C.e..+c2 P .k t ,s1 tt Vs -in 13. Does the proposal lie within an area designated on the City's Comprehensive Land Use Policy Plan Map as environmentally sensitive? �iOT `�.NOrJ ry -3- TO•BE COMPLETED BY APPLICA• B. ENVIRONMENTAL ELEMENTS 1. Earth a. General description of the site (circle one): rolling, hilly, steep. slopes, mountainous, o e er LLy� F1.1 Lq EV t Lop L: L7 2CJ Tal.. CCN Ten- , P wGe ,0,. tjrAT 1"0 '.T�•LO 1ME1 ' S I4�rt..D sewer w'oopcov q &.. b. What is the steepest slope on the site (approximate Evaluation for Agency Use Only percent slope)? •sem c. What general types of soils are found on the site (for example, clay, sand, gravel, peat, muck)? If you know the classification of agricultural soils, specify them and note any prime farmland. 17-7,,L. nQ-ct2t4L. La' erL bs .w- O biz of 5<2.,��vaeLi C�vrat.lr� . d. Are there surface indications or history of unstable soils in the immediate vicinity? If so, describe. tJ o e. Describe the purpose, type, and approximate quanti- ties of any filling or grading proposed. Indicate source of fill. t o ��LLtNh �R-�+«e\;no Gho9ost=o. f. Could erosion occur as a result of clearing, construction, or use? If so, generally describe. Ve-5 CSN CE �� LO t tVC� \S 12.x.- •^.OJTYo t t CtNY ETZCD SO I Li, Ef2o-eE . G los i r' CstNT(Lot. RN.o {Y\PtitsfiC-' emzN t \s PLPNnlep Fon_ u441%L... RC ic2.vitusPMe?n7c OCCWRS . g. About what percent of the site will be covered with impervious surfaces after project construction (for example, asphalt or buildings)? .Sfn 1s ALPsNo i 11'nPE1LY10u.S. -4- • • Evaluation for Agency Use Only h. Proposed measures to reduce or control erosion, or other impacts to the earth, if any: 'tnceAoly con-cr oL 645-rC1 1.) %ty bc. QJ\ % N42l2rta+o: Mol s ton OI T O1 I D 0!» C Ove,A_ b G •t o c 11,34.,.1kw • N o U-tF4E1 .mOfic Ts faVza.SEeN • 2. Air a. What types of emissions to the the proposal (i.e., dust, industrial wood smoke) during the project is completed? describe and give approximate Den -No L 'T (tt %vet ,tat ks-1-0 air would result from automobile odors, construction and when If any, generally quantities if known. flE6QaS , b. Are there any off-site sources of emissions or odor that may affect your proposal? If so, generally describe. c. Proposed measures to reduce or control emissions or other impacts to air, if any: De-eeLA 5 69(-2_, N)v-Leo 'to p,Lt.1.1 O sT 3. Water a. Surface: 1) Is there any surface water body on or in the immediate vicinity of the site (including year- round and seasonal streams, saltwater, lakes, ponds, wetlands)? If yes, describe type and provide names. If appropriate, state what stream or river it flows into. No • -5- II/ III Evaluation for Agency Use Only 2) Will the project require any work over, in, or adjacent to (within 200 feet) the described waters? If yes, please describe and attach available -plans. ►.3o 3) Estimate the amount of fill and dredge material that would be placed in or removed from surface water or wetlands and indicate the area of the site that would be affected. Indicate the source of fill material. Nxs-T AQo��ePe�� 4) Will the proposal require surface water withdrawals or diversions? Give general description, purpose, and approximate quan- tities, if known. No 5) Does the proposal lie within a 100 -year floodplain? If so, note location on the site plan. uo 6) Does the proposal involve any discharges of waste materials to surface waters? If so, describe the type of waste and anticipated volume of discharge. 1' -6- 410 Evaluation for Agency Use Only b. Ground: 1) Will ground water be withdrawn, or will water be discharged to ground water? Give general description, purpose, and approximate quan- tities, if known. t 2) Describe waste materials that will be discharged into the ground from septic tanks or other sour- ces, if any (for example: Domestic sewage; industrial, containing the following chemicals...; agricultural; etc.) Describe the general size of the system, the number of such systems, the number of houses to be served (if applicable), or the number of animals or humans the system(s) are expected to serve. 1\1��b c. Water Runoff (including storm water): 1) Describe the source of runoff (including storm water) and method of collection and disposal, if any (include quantities, if known). Where will this water flow? Will this water flow into other_waters? If so, describe. S�n2,n. Q& ^ WLLeZTtom S4.ST FcR 2P023(."YC-, VJ'C tS I�CISTNC1• 5�12YY� LJQj-�2 WT �MOL�S\ 7O �ua.r)tNcw 0 W t LA_ ise? C O U..Q; Tt O %? 3 e-nCK.I INn] SySTp^v. IN•f•\ 8. isCFt1LCEO t s r Plp\. -7- • 2) Could waste materials enter ground or surface waters? If so, generally describe. til -r 124 y d. Proposed measures to reduce or control surface, ground, and runoff water impacts, if any: Sua Face eu.n.or PAO cSt 'r\il;. \ t\W (441. Ate[ %aN LAW &P t.. . ,s,S, \p.4 (SA SC}+h2Gr, 0 ('U TO L 14TiI1C1 6-c0 2w\ 5.0-c..J.s . 4. Plants a. Check or circle types of vegetation found on the site: deciduous tree: alder, maple, aspen, other evergreen tree: fir, cedar, pine, other gshrubs grass pasture crop or grain wet soil plants: cattail, buttercup, bullrush, skunk cabbage, other water plants: water lily, eelgrass, milfoil, other other types of vegetation b. 'What kind and amount of vegetation will be removed or altered? PLPNT0410 LANc.Scov, -t4)'- CaI.s.%4-0ovc-N . LL P.�L{ \�MOVGO 0.5 PAR- OF 1-$4.4--D 1•X.. 0 LaM 0 t..\T"1 OA) . c. List threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. n\oNe ¶4 - -8- Evaluation for Agency Use Only • d. Proposed landscaping, use of native plants, or other measures to preserve or enhance vegetation on the site, if any: IJ.) Pt2,%Sers o , . \b ‘NCWCLp \to LArotp too¢ -►c Soowt 5. Animals a: Circle any birds and animals which have been observed on or near the site or•are known to be on or near the .site: birds: hawk, heron, eagle, songbirds, other: mammals: deer, bear, elk, beaver, other: fish: bass, salmon, trout, herring, shellfish, other: b. List any threatened or endangered species known to be on or near the site. Mame kr\own c. Is the site part of a migration route? If so, explain. 1.3.T tc.Nc..�ro d. Proposed measures to preserve or enhance wildlife, if any: NoNv -9- Evaluation for Agency Use Only • Eva'(uation for Agency Use Only 6. Energy and Natural Resources a. What kinds of energy (electric, natural gas, oil, wood stove, solor) will be used to meet the completed project's energy needs? Describe whether it will- be used for heating, manufacturing, etc. -11 17.wer O Rrc-r_ azcicitrat mo t-roeru 4 Q& am, b. Would your project affect the potential use of solar energy by adjacent properties? If so, generally describe. c. What kinds of energy conservation features are included in the plans of this proposal? List other proposed measures to reduce or control energy impacts, if any: Noun 7. Environmental Health a. Are there any environmental health hazards, including exposure to toxic chemicals, risk of fire and explosion, spill, or .hazardous waste, that could occur as a result of this proposal? If so, describe. tJo 1) Describe special emergency services that might be required. tN3N,- 2) Proposed measures to reduce or control environ- mental health hazards, if any: 'cev.OL%-c%otiJ C9nlTCa•or Td2 \ L% ttnol..ernsi r 5 i -r'( Gies:i.-0, puCZaNc1 ?clo>Z'C Pc.T%v%-r%GS • -10- b. Noise Evaluation for Agency Use Only 1) What types of noise exist in the area which may affect your project (for example: traffic, equipment, operation, other)? t\zoNe 2) What types and levels of noise would be created by or associated with the project on a short- term or a long-term basis (for example: traf- fic, construction, operation, other)? Indicate what hours noise would come from the site. S 12i TCr+-+'r.-aErr LA TioN IJD%%E. r=rth.rr'4- Per" • Oro S e.•.,. Long, TERN _ ooze 3) Proposed measures to reduce or control noise impacts, if any: SCW►eouu>- DLsrr,ol.TtoN TMC�v1};tom -16 Pe.iuio Erre--4 A.n., oe. p.+rs. Cvc.6E, 8. Land and Shoreline Use a. What is the current use of the site and adjacent properties? i=v.`uc Pc -t-mPr.. C� nrErz b. Has the site been used for agriculture? If so, describe. t Describe any structures on the site. Pgt.i . ___._ ov eN-tp2D -11- Evaluation for Agency Use Only d. Will any structures be demolished? If so, what? Nies es - P V I L 10 N TMLr+1.�. e. What is the current zoning classification of the site? f. What is the current comprehensive plan designation of the site? N 2.e0evt- oPTMokrr et.PeNS -To e..rti uF TUX -w..1. g. If applicable, what is the current shoreline master program designation of the site? tioT (�Pn�.tcp_BL= h. Has any part of the site been classified as an "environmentally sensitive" area? If so, specify. Do i. Approximately how many people would reside or work in the completed project? gip' 1S or .-1/4\ 7>eN%soLAT \ON j. Approximately how many people would the completed project displace? Is3k1-n4i- k. Proposed measures to avoid or reduce displacement impacts, if any: 1(1,-,-4. 1. 'Proposed measures to ensure the proposal is com- patible with existing and projected land uses and plans, if any: 'NaY•Q -12- III Evaluation for Agency Use Only 9. Housing a. Approximately how many units would be provided, if any? Indicate whether high, middle, or low-income housing? P30,,Ar b. Approximately how many units, if any, would be eli- minated? Indicate whether high, middle, or low- income housing. 1,30,,.45 c. Proposed measures to reduce or control housing impacts, if any: EDcWe 10. Aesthetics a. What is the tallest height of any proposed structure(s), not including antennas; what is the principal exterior building material(s) proposed? 0DEs kICYT AaoW '- DEmbt_.I-newo. b. What views in the immediate vicinity would be altered or obstructed? 0At3t..,,Q51- Oa`kTuo-v c. Proposed measures to reduce or control aesthetic impacts, if any: Doc. -s 4..)oT PPP -rte Daw.oiorIoin III Evaluation for Agency Use Only 11. Light and Glare a. What type of light or glare will the proposal. produce? What time of day wouldit mainly occur? 06 -C's No -T iITPPw4 -ro•v b. Could light or glare from the finished project be a safety hazard or interfere with views? Oo.-S Y r 'NOP LW* 'To 1.err..0I.ii-iw. c. What existing off-site sources of light or glare may affect your proposal? t. d. Proposed measures to reduce or control light and glare impacts, if any: - 12. Recreation a. What designed and informal recreational oppor- tunities are in the immediate vicinity? tv.» 1,100 .,-. b. Would the proposed project displace any existing recreational uses? If so, describe. Ivu c. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts on recreation, including recreation opportunities to be provided by the project or applicant, if. any: -14- • 13. Historic and Cultural Preservation a. Are there any places or objects listed on, or pro- posed for, national, state, or local preservation registers known to be on or next to the site? If so, generally describe. 1\:=,-r �...o.�� b. Generally historic, importance ti� describe any landmarks or evidence of archaeological, scientific, or cultural known to be on or next to the site. c. Proposed measures to reduce or control impacts, if any: 14. Transportation a. Identify public streets and highways serving the site, and describe proposed accss to the existing street system. Show on site plans, if any. srti 1s INcc�ss‘GaLI �(Lcs. Su._'� \6t STa►'� Ana E o TM L1 r n- ?f v"- ]IaV • -711e e7}sT ENTt2flWGF Pt -T Scr►�r►r \x604" '* Cir ZN£ CocArtp..uc-ctow, •4! NV-4:6�c0 b. Is the site currently served by public transit? If not, what is the .approximate distance to the nearest transit stop? No. CXSTa..tW67 u*wW.DN c. How many parking spaces would the completed project have? How many would the project eliminate? BWZAI.1 , To DC-n+.c`1s14t p blkt b 1•aC- \S'rb ibe 1= 1-1 M 1 NR'S Gp bev LEq'ST Pt Te -m Wtip2y }jAt \S uN Y\L S \'r*:. ?. ocv eI.. Pertc- 111. -15- Evaluation for Agency Use Only • • Evaluation for Agency Use Only d. Will the proposal require any new roads or streets, or improvements to existing roads or streets, not including driveways? If so, generally describe (indicate whether public ..or private). e. Will the project use (or occur in the immediate vicinity of) water, rail, or air transportation? If so, generally describe. ND( f. How many vehicular trips per day would be generated by the completed project? If known, indicate when peak volumes would occur. tot OGrhOut-`7,A-1t \)Z>. NOT Q.PPW g. Proposed measures to reduce or control transpor- tation impacts, if any: 15. Public Services a. Would the project result in an increased need for public services (for example: fire protection, police protection, health care, schools, other)? If so, generally describe. Io. b. Proposed measures to reduce or control direct impacts on public services, if any. -16- 16. Utilities a. III Evaluation for Agency Use Only it ie4bl e: ater efuse service f��Tiz•� er, septic sys em, o er. b. Describe the utilities that are proposed for the project, the utility providing the service, and the general construction activities on the site or in the immediate vicinity which might be needed. \- es H*t-E maxis -r Am:AJo vJ�.0 t a u -r 1 r� CkR�- 9n Pas , C. Signature The above answers are true and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that the lead agency is relying on them to make its decision. Signature: rZ(1k7G,.�� Date Submitted: PLEASE CONTINUE TO THE NEXT PAGE. -17- CITY O*TUKWILA • Department of Community Development 6300 Southcenter Boulevard, Tukwila, WA 98188 Telephone: (206) 431-3670 SEPA APPLICATION CHECKLIST FOR STAFF USE.ONLY Planner: File Number: eq --7_003(6, Receipt Number: Applicant notified of incomplete application Cross-reference files: PRS- 9-7_ O (j 3.5 Applicant notified: of complete'application: Notice of 'application issued: A. NAME OF PROJECT/DEVELOPMENT: DE> \ ()L i ori 6F `t�sa.I tL \4 MALL__ B. LOCATION OF PROJECT/DEVELOPMENT: (address and accessors parcel number(s)) Frgcb 4 4r ? J .i Tt4LJt_t_4 \GA- (5548t Quarter: Section: Township: Range: (This information may be found on your tax statement) C. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: TF #.j Dau/n1 i D RF,nov/-•. o5 -tttG iFAJt l.lcaa 0.1uL t . D. APPLICANT: NAME: ►izAMMkLL. C..ZoDJ LO • (w Ac3 = P 4E- S7)412.TZEL) ADDRESS: U0 ltt-i AVE -SKS t E- Z. St) 6�t4.kalu,E � vA. Six -j PHONE: 53 - SIGNATURE: n-- 1\ �Y I DATE: °I I 9 -1 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT FOR EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUICWILA, WASHINGTON ATC PROJECT NUMBER 87076.0517 JULY 30, 1997 CITY�OFErveD UKWILA OCT e 7- 1997 PERMIT CENTER V�y • ASSOCIATES INC. ENVIRONMENTAL, GEOTECHNICAL AND MATERIALS PROFESSIONALS Pacific Northwest Group A c/o Glen R. Scott Vice President — Pacific Northwest Division EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT Two Union Square 601 Union Street, Suite 2812 Seattle, -Washington 98101 RE: HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 Mr. Scott: • July 30, 1997 At the request of Equitable Real Estate Investment Management, ATC Associates Inc. (ATC) conducted an Hazardous Materials Survey at the Pavilion Mall located in Tukwila, Washington. The survey included a review of site data, public records review, interviews and observations, as well as surveys for lead in paint, asbestos -containing materials and polychlorinated biphenyls in electrical equipment. If you have any questions regarding this report, please call this office. Sincerely, ATC ASSOCIATES INC. eu) William J WKelan Jane P. Rowcliffe, CSP Project Manager Attachment cc: Brice Williams, Equitable Real Estate Director, National Client Accounts 5347 Seaview Ave. NW • Seattle, WA 98107 • (206) 781-1449 FAX (206) 781-1543 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION 1 ASBESTOS -CONTAINING MATERIALS 1 PREVIOUS ASBESTOS REPORT INFORMATION 2 LEAD IN PAINT 3 POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS 4 RECOGNIZED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 4 SAMPLING AND LABORATORY PROCEDURES 5 ASBESTOS WORK ITEM INVENTORY 6 ASBESTOS BULK SAMPLE LOGS 10 XRF TESTING 18 PAINT CHIP SAMPLING 19 RECOGNIZED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 21 CONCEPTUAL COST ESTIMATE 23 FIGURES SITE PLAN APPENDIX SUMMARY OF REGULATED MATERIALS BY TENANT SPACE TENANT INFORMATION PREVIOUS SURVEY DATA PAINT CHIP SAMPLING CHAIN OF CUSTODY.AND LABORATORY REPORT XRF TESTING LOGS ATC '• M ENTA L INC. i PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION At the request of Equitable Real Estate Investment Management Inc. (Equitable), all tenant spaces and common areas in the Pavilion Mall in Tukwila, Washington were surveyed by ATC Associates Inc. (ATC) on June 9, 1997 and June 10, 1997, for hazardous materials. Specifically, the site was evaluated for location, quantity, and condition of asbestos -containing materials, lead in paint, and PCB -containing light ballasts. In addition, ATC evaluated the building for the presence of recognized environmental conditions relative to the planned demolition of the building. The survey included visual observation for asbestos -containing materials and lead in paint, sampling of accessible suspect materials, and laboratory analysis. The survey also included visual inspection of a representative number of light fixture ballasts for labeling. The findings of the survey are summarized below. ASBESTOS -CONTAINING MATERIALS Materials containing detectable quantities of asbestos - legally defined in Washington as materials containing percentages of asbestos greater than one percent (>1%) asbestos by area - were found in this facility. Materials with these levels of asbestos concentrations are regulated by various government agencies. The following friable* and nonfriable** asbestos -containing materials (ACM) were identified at this facility. TENANT SPACE 142 — DRESS BARN The following nonfriable*" ACM was identified in this tenant space. • Floor Tile Mastic Under Non -asbestos 12" x 12" Red Resilient Floor Tile • Mirror Mastic TENANT SPACE 146 — THE SHOE PAVILION The following nonfriable*" ACM was identified in this tenant space. • Resilient Sheet Flooring Brown Mosaic Pattern COMMON AREAS The following nor friable** ACM was identified in the common areas. • Resilient Sheet Flooring — Gold 200 SF 400 SF 240 SF Janitor's Closet 42 SF •. Roofing Materials and Roofing Sealant Roof 83,274 SF Friable: can be broken, crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure when dry. • Nonfriable: well bound, will not release fibers during any appropriate end use, handling, storage or transportation; may or may not become friable during deterioration, demolition, or renovation activities. .- • `71RONMENTAL INC. 1 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON NON -ASBESTOS CONTAINING MATERIALS During ATC's current survey, the following tenant spaces were surveyed, and determined not to contain asbestos - containing materials: Shooting Stars, Jaclyn's, Sports Legends, Prestige Store, Jean Nicole, Armed Forces Office, Marshall's, Burlington Coat Factory, Bergman Luggage, Jean Nicole Plus, Clothestime, and many common areas. Suspect materials which were analyzed and determined not to contain regulated amounts of asbestos include baseboard mastic, wallboard/joint compound composite, HVAC flexible connectors, duct tape, column mastic, duct insulation, select resilient sheet flooring, sheet flooring mastic, carpet mastic, acoustic ceiling panels, resilient floor tile, panel mastic, select mirror mastic, leveling compound, exterior stucco, sink undercoat material, and acoustic ceiling tile. PREVIOUS ASBESTOS REPORT INFORMATION The following previous reports were reviewed by ATC prior to the current survey: - Kaselaan & D'Angelo (K&D) Level 1 Report - November 26,1991- K&D Project No. 043142001 Diagnostic Engineering (DEI) Asbestos Survey Report - November 30,1992 - DEI Project No. D2900-0501 ATC Environmental (ATC) Asbestos Survey Report - September 21, 1994 - ATC Project No. 80019.0509 ATC Environmental - Asbestos Survey Report - October 31, 1994 - ATC Project No. 80019.0510 ATC Environmental - Specifications for Asbestos Abatement - July 10, 1995 - ATC Project No. 80019.0511 ATC Environmental - Job Book for Asbestos Abatement - November 30, 1995 - ATC Project No. 87000.7607/0512 Kaselaan & D'Angelo (K&D) Level 1 Report - November 26,1991- K&D Project No. 043142001 COMMON AREA - ROOF The K&D report contained the following information relative to this project: Sample # B� Tenant Location Material Content Tvpe, `BZW173 Pavilion Old Roof Roofing Material 2 ± 1% C "Based on a qualitative bulk analysis via Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) the results of the following material are confirmed to be asbestos -containing material (ACM) as reported by Polarized Light Microscopy. Diagnostic Engineering (DEI) Asbestos Survey Report - November 30,1992 - DEI Project No, D2900-0501 COMMON AREAS The following nonfriable" ACM was identified in the common areas. • Resilient Sheet Flooring - Gold Janitor's Closet 40 SF ATC Environmental (ATC) Asbestos Survey Report - September 21.1994 - ATC Project No. 80019.0509 ATC's survey was specific to the Nordstrom Rack and Pacific Linen Tenant spaces. This survey identified the following asbestos -containing materials in the project area: Friable: can be broken, crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure when dry. Nonfriable: well bound, will not release fibers during any appropriate end use, handling, storage or transportation; may or may not become friable during deterioration, demolition, or renovation activities. :,TC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 2 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON TENANT SPACE 190 - FORMER NORDSTROM (NOW TENANT SPACE 104 - FORMER HOME EXPRESS) The following nonfriable" ACM was identified in the tenant space: • Sheet Flooring Mastic 640 SF — (Removed) • Carpet Mastic 1,100 SF — (Removed) TENANT SPACE 180 — PACIFIC LINEN (NOW TENANT SPACE 104 — FORMER HOME EXPRESS) The following nonfriable" ACM was identified in the tenant space: • Resilient Floor Tile and Mastic 2,400 SF— (Removed) • Mirror Mastic 10 SF— (Removed) ATC Environmental - Specifications for Asbestos Abatement — [lily 10, 1995 — ATC Project No. 80019.0511 ATC Environmental - lob Book for Asbestos Abatement — November 30, 1995 — ATC Project No. 87000.7607/0512 The specifications and job book report detail the removal of sheet flooring mastic and carpet mastic in the Nordstrom Rack tenant space and resilient floor tile and mastic and mirror mastic in the Pacific Linen tenant space. ATC Environmental Asbestos Survey Report — October 31, 1994 — ATC Project No. 80019.0510 ATC's survey was specific to the Clothestime (102), Designer Stockroom (104), and Prestige Fragrances (108) tenant spaces. This survey identified no asbestos -containing materials in the project area. LEAD IN PAINT Materials containing detectable quantities of lead - legally defined in Washington as materials containing percentages of lead greater than the detection limit by area - were found in this facility. Materials with these levels of lead concentrations are regulated by various government agencies. The following materials with lead in paint were identified at this facility. TENANT SPACE 142 - DRESS BARN The following lead in paint was identified in this tenant space. • Red Paint on Wood Trim COMMON AREAS • Yellow Paint on Concrete Curb in West Exterior Area • Red Paint on Wood Bench in Corridor on First Floor. • Yellow Paint Stripes on Concrete Floor in Receiving Area • Friable: can be broken, crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure when dry. Nonfriable: well bound, will not release fibers during any appropriate end use, handling, storage or transportation; may or may not become friable during deterioration, demolition, or renovation activities. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 3 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON POLY -CHLORINATED BIPHENYLS Approximately 100 light fixtures in the project area were accessed, and their light fixture ballasts were inspected for labeling. All light fixture ballasts inspected bore labels with the designation "No PCBs." ATC also inspected a number of used ballasts which had been removed from light fixtures in the project area. All used light fixture ballasts inspected also bore labels with the designation "No PCBs." RECOGNIZED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ATC conducted a visual survey for recognized environmental conditions in the project area. The purpose of the survey was to establish an evaluation of the presence, past use or release of environmentally regulated materials or wastes. The survey included a review of site data, public records review, interviews and observations. ATC visually reviewed the project area to determine the presence or possible presence of stored materials, process materials and wastes, site waste containment or deposits, materials used in construction, evidence of above or below -ground storage tanks, stressed vegetation, and PCB -containing equipment including electric transformers and fluorescent light ballasts. ATC did not observe any recognized environmental conditions associated with the project area. Friable: can be broken, crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure when dry. Nonfziable: well bound, will not release fibers during any appropriate end use, handling, storage or transportation; may or may not become friable during deterioration, demolition, or renovation activities. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 4 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 �. • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON SAMPLING AND LABORATORY PROCEDURES ASBESTOS BULK SAMPLING AND LABORATORY ANALYSIS ATC procedures meet or exceed standards recognized as acceptable by governing agencies. As part of a site inspection for suspect materials, ATC's project manager and other technical specialists review the renovation plans, original plans and specifications, and construction records when they are provided. The site inspection procedure includes bulk sampling of accessible construction materials suspected to contain asbestos fibers. Analysis of bulk samples for asbestos content are performed by Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) according to EPA Interim Method of Asbestos in Bulk Insulation Samples, as defined in 40 CFR 763, Appendix A, inclusive through Subpart F. Laboratory analysis was performed by Hygeia Laboratories Inc. in Sierra Madre, California, an AIHA-accredited and NVLAP-accredited laboratory. XRF TESTING METHODS Initial detection of LBP was achieved using a portable Scitec Model MAP 3 X -Ray Fluorescence (XRF) Spectrum Analyzer manufactured by the Scitec Corporation of Kennewick, Washington. The XRF provides a reading of milligrams of lead per square centimeter (mg Pb/cm2) for each surface area tested. The Spectrum Analyzer XRF is equipped with a 25 mCi cobalt 57 sealed radioactive source. During this paint survey, "screen level" samples were performed on all the paints sampled. If a paint was determined to be "inconclusive" by the "screen level" sample, a "test level" sample was then performed. If the paint was still "inconclusive" after the "test level" sample, a paint chip was generally collected as discussed below. Field logs listing the total number of components tested and their results can be found in Appendix A. PAINT CHP SAMPLING METHOD ATC utilized the following method to obtain paint chip samples for laboratory analyses. Each area of paint to be sampled was scored with a sharp knife or scalpel, and the paint film was lifted off by sliding a thin blade along the score and underneath the paint. The paint was removed down to the substrate, making sure all layers of paint were intact. A tray or other container was held under the sampled surface to catch any debris that fell during sampling. Each sample was placed into a pre -labeled plastic bag and secured with a zipper locking mechanism. Subsequently, a wet cloth was used to clean the area; all residual material was placed into a plastic bag and removed by ATC. PAINT CHIP LABORATORY ANALYSIS Laboratory analytical services were provided by Hygeia Laboratories, Inc. (Hygeia) in Woburn, Massachusetts. It is accredited by the American Industrial Hygiene Association as an Environmental Lead Proficiency Analytical Testing (ELPAT) Lab and has approval to perform lead and related analyses of samples. The paint chip samples were analyzed by using Flame Atomic Absorption for lead in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) SW846-3050-7420 Method. Detailed results of the laboratory analyses are contained in the 'Appendix. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC 5 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON ASBESTOS WORK ITEM INVENTORY Work Item ATC Rating Type of Material Estimated Quantity Description Estimated Cost DEFINITIONS OF ASBESTOS WORK ITEM CAPTIONS Numerical order of work items. Identical work item numbers followed by consecutive letters (e.g., 3A, 3B) designate work items in the same area and with the same recommendation, but for different materials. ATC's system for rating, by priority, the various abatement and/or management recommendations. Spray -applied fireproofing/ceiling materials, pipe or equipment insulation/lagging, ceiling panels/ tiles, resilient floor tile/sheeting, plaster, "Transite" panels, etc. Units of measure vary depending on types of material: SF is used for square feet, SY for square yards, CI for cubic inches, LF for linear feet, EA for individual parts, and OD for outside diameter of piping. Material location and friability, findings, and the recommended abatement and/or management actions. Includes removal, disposal, and decontamination; including minimal worker protections, bagging and labeling of ACM, and proper landfill disposal. The estimated costs are based on the work being performed as an asbestos project. The estimated costs do not include materials replacement unless indicated; does not include relocation expense, architectural and engineering fees, nor abatement administration and monitoring. The cost is based on one mobilization, and all of the work items being performed as part of the renovation contract. If a single work item is selected or a portion of the work is selected, then the cost will increase proportionately. Cost escalation historically exceeds 8% per annum. DEFINITIONS OF ATC'S PRIORITY RATING SYSTEM CODES 1 Immediate total removal 2 Immediate repair, short-term removal 3 Immediate repair, long-term removal 4 Immediate repair, management with suggested 6 -month inspection cycle 5 Immediate repair, management with suggested 1 year inspection cycle 6 Short-term repair, long-term removal 7 Short-term repair, management with suggested 6 -month inspection cycle 8 Short-term repair, management with suggested 1 year inspection cycle 9 Short-term repair, management with suggested 2 -year inspection cycle 10 Long-term removal 11 Management with suggested 6 -month inspection cycle 12 Management with suggested 1 year inspection cycle 13 Management with suggested 2 -year inspection cycle ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 6 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON ASBESTOS WORK ITEM INVENTORY WORK ATC TYPE OF ITEM RATING MATERIAL ESTIMATED QUANTITY DESCRIPTION COST 1 12 Floor Tile Mastic 200 SF Tenant Space 142 — Dress Barn Nonfriable O&M $700 Findings: Asbestos -containing floor tile mastic was observed in the referenced location. This nonfriable material is in generally good condition and is protected by red 12" x 12" resilient floor tiles in all locations. This material does not pose a risk of contamination as long as it does not become damaged or deteriorated in such a way that it could release asbestos fibers into the air. This material is not accessible. Recommendations: Inspect the asbestos -containing floor tile mastic annually. Prohibit any disturbance to the floor tile mastic including sanding, chipping or the use of corrosive cleaning chemicals which may cause the generation of airborne asbestos fibers. Remove asbestos -containing floor tile mastic and associated asbestos -free resilient floor tiles prior to demolition of the building. Removal of this material must be performed by a registered and licensed asbestos abatement contractor. Once removal of the floor tile mastic is complete, remove this work item from the O&M. 2 12 Mirror Mastic 400 SF Tenant Space 142 — Dress Barn Nonfriable O&M $4,000 Findings: Asbestos -containing mirror mastic was observed in the referenced location. This nonfriable material is in generally good condition and is protected by mirrors in all locations. This material does not pose a risk of contamination as long as it does not become damaged or deteriorated in such a way that it could release asbestos fibers into the air. This material is not accessible. Recommendations: Inspect the asbestos -containing mirror mastic annually. Prohibit any disturbance to the mirror mastic including sanding, chipping or the use of corrosive cleaning chemicals which may cause the generation of airborne asbestos fibers. Remove asbestos -containing mirror mastic and associated mirrors prior to demolition of the building. Removal of this material must be performed by a registered and licensed asbestos abatement contractor. Once removal of the mirror mastic is complete, remove this work item from the O&M. Alt ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 7 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 ' • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL ' 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON ASBESTOS WORK ITEM INVENTORY WORK ATC 'TYPE OF ITEM RATING MATERIAL ESTIMATED QUANTITY DESCRIPTION COST 3 12 Resilient Sheet 240 SF Tenant Space 146 — The Shoe Pavilion Nonfriable O&M $2,400 Flooring — Brown Mosaic Pattern Findings: Asbestos -containing brown mosaic pattern resilient sheet flooring was observed in the referenced location. The resilient sheet flooring consists of two layers: the nonfriable vinyl covering and the asbestos -containing friable backing. This material is in generally good condition in most locations. This material does not pose a risk of contamination as long as it does not become damaged or deteriorated in such a way that it could release asbestos fibers into the air. This material is accessible. Recommendations: Inspect the asbestos -containing resilient sheet flooring annually. Prohibit any disturbance to the resilient sheet flooring including sanding, chipping or the use of corrosive leaning chemicals which may cause the generation of airborne asbestos fibers. Remove asbestos - containing resilient sheet flooring prior to demolition of the building. Removal of this material must be performed by a registered and licensed asbestos abatement contractor. Once removal of the resilient sheet flooring is complete, remove this work item from the O&M. 4 12 Resilient Sheet 42 SF Common Areas — Janitor's Closet Nonfriable O&M Flooring — Gold Findings:. Asbestos -containing gold resilient sheet flooring was observed in the referenced location. The resilient sheet flooring consists of two layers: the nonfriable vinyl covering and the asbestos -containing friable backing. This material is in generally good condition in most locations. This material does not pose a risk of contamination as long as it does not become damaged or deteriorated in such a way that it could release asbestos fibers into the air. This material is accessible. Recommendations: Inspect the asbestos -containing resilient sheet flooring annually. Prohibit any disturbance to the resilient sheet flooring including sanding, chipping or the use of corrosive cleaning chemicals which may cause the generation of airborne asbestos fibers. Remove asbestos - containing resilient sheet flooring prior to demolition of the building. Removal of this material must be performed by a registered and licensed asbestos abatement contractor. Once removal of the resilient sheet flooring is complete, remove this work item from the O&M. Alt ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 8 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON ASBESTOS WORK ITEM INVENTORY WORK ATC TYPE OF ITEM RATING MATERIAL ESTIMATED QUANTITY DESCRIPTION COST 5 12 Roofing Materials 83,274 SF Common Areas - Roof Nonfriable O&M $102,400 Roofing Sealant Findings: Asbestos -containing roofing materials/roofing sealant were observed on the roof. The nonfriable material is in generally good condition and does not pose a risk of contamination as long as it does not become damaged or deteriorated in such a way that it could release asbestos fibers into the air. This material is accessible. Recommendations: Inspect the asbestos -containing roof every two years. Prohibit any disturbance of the roof which may cause the generation of airborne asbestos fibers. In the event that the building is scheduled for demolition, the nonfriable asbestos -containing roofing materials can demolished at the same time as the building. At a minimum, workers removing nonfriable roofing materials are requred to have a minmum of 8 hours of asbestos awareness training and must be supervised by a 40 -hour trained asbestos supervisor during roofing removal. The waste stream from the roofing demolition should be separated from the rest of the demoltion debris, and disposed as general construction debris in a landfill that is willing to accept it. The local landfill where it is anticipated that the roofing materials will be disposed must be contacted to determine if they will accept this roofing debris. The landfill must be notified that the roofing debris contains asbestos. Once removal of the roof is complete, remove this work item from the O&M. Alt ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 40. 9 PROJECT NO. 87076.05'• • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. . PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON ASBESTOS BULK SAMPLE LOGS DEFINITIONS OF BULK SAMPLE LOG CAPTIONS Sample No. Numerical order of samples taken. Type of Material Spray -applied fireproofing/ceiling materials, pipe or equipment insulation/lagging, ceiling panels/tiles, resilient floor tile/sheeting, plaster, 'Transite" panels, etc. Estimated Quantity Units of measure vary depending on type of material. SF is used for square feet, SY for square yards, CI for cubic inches, LF for linear feet, and EA for individual parts. Floor/Level Bsmt, Mezz, Penths; Roof, 1, 2, 3, LL, UL represent basement, mezzanine, penthouse, roof, first floor/level, second floor/level, third floor/level, lower level, and upper level, respectively. Sample Location The area and/or equipment from which the sample is taken. Pos. /Neg. P — material containing greater than [1%] asbestos; N — equal or less than [1%] asbestos. Asbestos Type, % Chrysotile, Amosite and/or Crocidolite, and their percentages. N/D denotes no asbestos detected during analysis. Friability Nonfriable — well bound, will not release fibers during any appropriate end use, handling, storage or transportation; may or may not become friable during deterioration, demolition or renovation activities. Physical Condition Air Movement Accessibility Friable — can be broken, crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure when dry. None — material is intact, hard, well -bonded (no damage). Minor — occasional small areas of damage. Major — large areas of damage; material is noncohesive, hanging or falling, possibly generating debris. None to Low — not within an air supply or return system. Moderate — within an air supply or return system but the material is remote from fan activity. High — within an air supply or return system and directly affected by fan activity. Low — the material is rarely or never contacted. High — building users or maintenance personnel could come into contact with the material during normal activities. Note: Sample sequencing error, cross -contamination, or other sampling irregularities will result in a voided sample. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. ,. 10 PROJECT NO. 877 .. ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVIUON MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY - TUKWILA, WASHINGTON Bulk Sample Log Friability; Air Movement; Sample Type of Estimated Floor/ Sample Pos/ Asbestos Physical Accessibility; No. Material Quantity Level Location Nag % Type Condition Barriers 1 Baseboard Mastic - 1,840 LF Carmel 1 Nordstrom - N ND 2 Wallboard/Joint 117,760 SF 1 Nordstrom N ND Compound Composite 3 HVAC Flexible 40 EA 1 Nordstrom N ND Connector 4 Duct Tape 800 SF 1 Nordstrom N ND 5 Column Mastic 600 SF 1 Nordstrom N ND 6 Duct Insulation 1,200 SF 2 Nordstrom N ND 7 Resilient Sheet 60 SF Flooring - Grey 2 Nordstrom N ND 8 Joint Compound 22,355 SF 2 Nordstrom N ND 9 Wallboard/Joint Compound Composite (R2) 2 Nordstrom N ND 10 Sheet Flooring Mastic 12,000 SF 2 Nordstrom N ND 11 Acoustic Panel (2' x 4') 32,000 SF 2 Nordstrom N ND 12 Baseboard Mastic - 4' 1,840 SF Brown 2 Nordstrom N ND 13 Mastic (Carpet) - Tan 1,250 SF 2 Nordstrom N ND 14 Baseboard Mastic - Black 600 LF 2 Nordstrom Storage N ND (R#) denotes that the estimated material quantity for the area has been included In referenced sample number. ATC ASSOCIATES INC. 11 PROJECT NO 87076.0= " • • ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVIUON MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY - TUKWILA, WASHINGTON Bulk Sample Log Friability; Air Movement; Sample Type of Estimated Floor/ Sample Pos/ Asbestos Physical Accessibility; No. Material Quantity Level Location Neg % Type Condition Barriers 15 Acoustic Panel (2' x 4') 1,082 SF 2 Nordstrom Storage N ND 16 Acoustic Panel (2' x 4') (R15) 2 Shooting Stars N ND 17 Resilient Floor Tile (12' x 12') - White 100 SF 2 Shooting Stars N ND 18 Resilient Floor Tile 10,000 SF (12' x 12') - Black 2 Shooting Stars N ND 19 Panel Mastic 40 SF 1 Jaclyn's N ND 20 Wallboard/Joint Compound Composite (R2) 1 Jaclyn's N ND 21 Mastic (Carpet) 1,400 SF 1 Jaclyn's N ND 22 Mirror Mastic 58 SF 1 Sports Legends N ND 23 Resilient Floor Tile (12' x 12') - White and Tan 80 SF 1 Prestige Store N ND 24 Mastic (Carpet) 2,204 SF 1 Prestige Store N ND 25 Resilient Floor Tile (12' x 12') - White and Gray 1,600 SF 1 Jean Nicole N ND 26 Mastic (Carpet) 1,400 SF 1 Jean Nicole N ND 27 Leveling Compound 400 SF 1 Jean Nicole N ND 28 Wallboard/Joint (R2) 2 Armed Forces Office N ND Compound Composite (R#) denotes that the estimated material quantity for the area has been Included In referenced sample number. ATC ASSOCIATES INC. 12 PROJECT NO �T ` I7 • • ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVIUON MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY - TUKWILA, WASHINGTON Bulk Sample Log Friability; Air Movement; Sample Type of Estimated Floor/ Sample Pos/ Asbestos Physical Accessibility; No. Material Quantity Level Location Neg % Type Condition Barriers 29 . Floor Tile Mastic 3,600 SF 1 Marshall's N ND 30 Resilient Floor Tile (12' x 12') - Off White 22,000 SF 1 Marshall's N ND 31 Floor Tile Mastic 22,000 SF 1 Marshall's N ND 32 HVAC Flexible Connector (R3) 1 Marshall's N ND 33 Baseboard Mastic - 4' 840 LF Brown 1 Marshall's N ND 34 Wallboard/Joint Compound Composite (R2) 1 Marshall's N ND 35 Baseboard Mastic - 4' 1,800 LF 2 Burlington Coat N ND Black Factory 36 Resilient Floor Tile 20,000 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND (12' x 12') - Black Factory 37 Resilient Floor Tile 20,000 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND (12' x 12') - White Factory 38 Floor Tile Mastic 40,000 SF Burlington Coat Factory N ND 39 Resilient Floor Tile 40,000 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND (12' x 12') - Tan Under Factory BIk/Wht. 40 Mastic (Carpet) 12,000 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 41 Leveling Compound 10,000 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 42 Wallboard/Joint (R2) 2 Burlington Coat N ND Compound Composite Factory (R#) denotes that the estimated material quantity for the area has been Included In referenced sample number. ATC ASSOCIATES INC. 13 PROJEC 87076.0517 1 • ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVIUON MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY - TUKWILA, WASHINGTON Bulk Sample Log Friability; Alr Movement; Sample Type of Estimated Floor/ Sample Pos/ Asbestos Physical Accessibility; No. Material Quantity Level Location Neg % Type Condition Barriers 43 Acoustic Panel (2' x 4') 51,000 (R2) 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 44 Wallboard/Joint (R2) 2 Burlington Coat N ND Compound Composite Factory _ 45 Acoustic Panel (2' x 4') (R43) 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 46 Acoustic Panel (2' x 4') (R43) 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 47 Resilient Floor Tile 800 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND (12' x 12') - Off White Factory 48 Floor Tile Mastic 800 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 49 Resilient Floor Tile 800 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND (12' x 12') - White Factory 50 Resilient Sheet 600 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND Flooring - Off White Factory 51 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') (R43) 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 52 Mastic (Carpet) 6,087 SF 1 Bergman Luggage N ND 53 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') 3,000 SF 1 Bergman Luggage N ND 54 Stucco 3,600 SF 1 Exterior N ND 55 Resilient Floor Tile 20,000 SF (12' x 12') - Light Gray • 1 Interior Hall N ND 56 Floor Tile Mastic 20,000 SF 1 Interior Hall N ND (R#) denotes that the estimated material quantity for the area has been Included In referenced sample number. ATC ASSOCIATES INC. 14 ? :. ' = ;T NO 87076.0517 • • ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL. ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVIUON MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY - TUKWILA, WASHINGTON Bulk Sample Log Friability; Air Movement; Sample Type of Estimated Floor/ Sample Pos/ Asbestos Physical Accessibility; No. Material Quantity Level Location Neg % Type Condition Barriers 57 Resilient Sheet 1,200 SF Flooring - Beige 1 Men's Room N ND 58 Resilient Sheet 42 SF Flooring - Gold 1 Janitor's Closet P 20 Chrysotile — 59 Sink Undercoat 12 EA Material - Gray 1 Jean Nicole Plus N ND 60 Resilient Floor Tile 7,000 SF (12' x 12') - Black 1 Jean Nicole Plus N ND 61 Floor Tile Mastic 7,000 SF 1 Jean Nicole Plus N ND 62 Resilient Sheet 64 SF Flooring - Light Gray 1 Jean Nicole Plus N ND 63 Resilient Floor Tile 3,000 SF (12' x 12') - Light Beige 1 Space 102 N ND 64 Acoustic Tile (12' x 3,000 SF 12') - Recessed 1 Space 102 N ND 65 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') - Recessed 3,000 SF 1 Space 102 N ND 66 Mastic (Carpet) 3,000 SF 1 Space 102 N ND 67 Acoustic Panel (2' x 4') 4,750 SF 1 ClothesTime N ND 68 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') 4,750 SF 1 ClothesTime N ND 69 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') (R68) 1 ClothesTime N ND 70 Mastic (Carpet) 4,750 SF 1 ClothesTime N ND (R#) denotes that the estimated material quantity for the area has been Included In referenced sample number. ATC ASSOCIATES INC. 15 'ROJECT NO 87076.0517 • • ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVIUON MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY - TUKWILA, WASHINGTON Bulk Sample Log Friability; Air Movement; Sample Type of Estimated Floor/ Sample Pos/ Asbestos Physical Accessibility; No. Material Quantity Level Location Neg % Type Condition Barriers 71 Resilient Sheet Flooring - Dark Gray 42 SF 1 ClothesTime N ND 72 Mirror Mastic 400 SF 1 Dress Barn P 20 Chrysotile _ 73 Mastic (Carpet) 5,872 SF 1 Dress Barn N ND 74 Leveling Compound 800 SF 1 Dress Barn N ND 75 Resilient Floor Tile 200 SF (12'x12') -Red 1 Dress Barn N ND 76 Floor Tile Mastic 200 SF 1 Dress Barn P 15 Chrysotile 77 Resilient Floor Tile 200 SF (12' x 12') - White 1 Dress Barn N ND 78 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') 51,000 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 79 Mastic (Carpet) 51,000 SF 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 80 Baseboard Mastic 1,200 LF 2 Burlington Coat N ND Factory 81 Resilient Floor Tile 400 SF (12'x12') -Tan 1 Shoe Pavilion N ND 82 Resilient Sheet Flooring - Brown Mosaic 240 SF 1 Shoe Pavilion P 40 Chrysotile 83 Wallboard/Joint Compound Composite (R2) 1 Shoe Pavilion N ND 84 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') (R78) 1 Shoe Pavilion N ND (R#) denotes that the estimated material quantity for the area has been Included In referenced sample number. ATC ASSOCIATES INC. 16 PROJECT NO 87078.0517 • • ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVIUON MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY - TUKWILA, WASHINGTON Bulk Sample Log Friability; Air Movement; Sample Type of Estimated Floor/ Sample Pos/ Asbestos Physical Accessibility; No. Material Quantity Level Location Neg % Type Condition Barriers 85 Mastic (Carpet) 400 SF 1 Shoe Pavilion N ND 86 Mastic (Carpet) 1,200 SF 2 Armed Services N ND Office 87 Resilient Floor Tile 1,400 SF 2 Armed Services N ND (12' x 12') - Off White Office 88 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') 4,000 SF 2 Armed Services N ND Office 89 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') (R88) 2 Armed Services N ND Office 90 Acoustic Tile (12' x 12') (R88) 2 Armed Services N ND Office (R#) denotes that the estimated material quantity for the area has been Included In referenced sample number. ATC ASSOCIATES INC. 17 PROJECT NO 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON XRF TESTING SUMMARY OF XRF TESTING RESULTS All XRF lead paint analyzers display some variability in multiple readings from the same test surface, due to inherent operating characteristics of current XRF technology. Therefore, XRF readings obtained by the Scitec instrument are classified according to the following: Screen Level • "Positive" refers to a sample that has a lead concentration of greater than 1.6 mg/cm2. • . "Inconclusive" refers to a sample that has a lead concentration that falls between greater than or equal to 0.4 mg/cm2 and less than or equal to 1.6 mg/cm2. • "Negative" refers to a sample with a lead concentration of less than 0.4 mg/cm2. Test Level • "Positive" refers to a sample that has a lead concentration of greater than 1.2 mg/cm2. • "Inconclusive" refers to a sample that has a lead concentration that falls between greater than or equal to 0.8 mg/cm2 and less than or equal to 1.2 mg/cm2. • "Negative" refers to a sample with a lead concentration of less than 0.8 mg/cm2. Confirmation Level • "Positive" refers to a sample that has a lead concentration of greater than 1.15 mg/cm2• • "Inconclusive" refers to a sample that has a lead concentration that falls between greater than or equal to 0.85 mg/cm2 and less than or equal to 1.15 mg/cm2. • "Negative" refers to a sample with a lead concentration of less than 0.85 mg/cm2. The following tables represent the "positive" samples and "inconclusive" samples as determined by XRF in the building. SUMMARY OF XRF TESTING RESULTS During the survey of the facility two components were determined to contain lead. The samples found to be "positive" by XRF are listed below: • Sample Number Sample Location Component Substrate Color 84 Tenant Space 142 Dress Barn Trim Wood Red 88 Common Areas Exterior West Side Curb Concrete Yellow Alt ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON During the survey of the facility, two components tested "inconclusive" for lead in paint. The components are listed below: Sample Number Sample Location Component Substrate Color 66 Mall Level Common Area Corridor Bench Wood Red 70 Common Area Receiving Area Floor Concrete Yellow ATC obtained paint chips from each surface which tested "inconclusive" and had them analyzed by a laboratory. Laboratory analysis of these samples determined that these components contain lead. PAINT CHIP SAMPLING SUMMARY OF PAINT CHIP SAMPLE RESULTS Descriptions of the surfaces from which the paint chips were obtained and the results of the paint chip analyses are provided in the laboratory report contained in the Appendix. ATC collected seventeen paint chip samples; all were analyzed by Hygeia and two were determined to contain lead in amounts greater than the detection limit (i.e., positive test result). The sample locations, analytical results, and other details of the positive samples are presented in the following table. Sample Number Sample Location Component Substrate Color Lead Content In % 11 Mall Level Common Area Corridor Bench Wood Red 0.026 14 Common Area Receiving Area Floor Concrete Yellow 6.81 ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON RECOGNIZED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS ATC conducted a visual survey for recognized environmental conditions in the project area. The purpose of the survey was to establish an evaluation of the presence, past use or release of environmentally regulated materials or wastes. The survey included a review of site data, public records review, interviews and observations. ATC visually reviewed the project area to determine the presence or possible presence of stored materials, process materials and wastes, site waste containment or deposits, materials used in construction, evidence of above or below -ground storage tanks, stressed vegetation, and PCB -containing equipment including electric transformers and fluorescent light ballasts. POLYCHLORINATED BIPHENYLS Approximately 100 light fixtures in the project area were accessed, and their light fixture ballasts were inspected for labeling. All light fixture ballasts inspected bore labels with the designation "No PCBs." ATC also inspected a number of used ballasts which had been removed from light fixtures in the project area. All used light fixture ballasts inspected also bore labels with the designation "No PCBs." Puget Sound Energy is the local purveyor of electricity in the project area and other surrounding communities. ATC observed three pad -mounted transformers in the project area. These transformers were not tagged to indicate the PCB status. ATC requested information regarding the PCB status of these transformers from Puget Sound Energy. The transformer at grid number 316445/164789 was installed in 1988, and has not been tested for PCB -content. Based on the age of the transformer, it is unlikely that it would contain PCB's; however it must be assumed to be a PCB -containing transformer until testing proves otherwise. The transformer at grid number 316446/164756 was installed in 1988, and has been tested for PCB -content. This transformer contains 4.01 ppm PCB's; therefore it is considered to be a non -PCB transformer. STORED MATERIALS The project area was visually reviewed to determine the presence of chemicals and materials that may have the potential for generating or becoming hazardous wastes. ATC's observations are based on historical operations and processes which utilize hazardous materials or generate hazardous wastes. Stored materials include small quantities of janitorial and maintenance supplies used in the upkeep and maintenance of the store. These materials include latex paints and tools which are stored in a janitors closet. All stored materials were properly labeled and no spills or staining were observed associated with the stored materials. No solvents or cleaning chemicals were observed stored in the janitor's closet. PROCESS MATERIALS AND WASTES Process materials and wastes generated in the project area are limited to the hair salon. Salon Sport by Gary Bocz uses several chemicals associated with hair coloring and permanent wave solutions. The spent materials were observed to be disposed directly to the sanitary sewer. No materials were disposed to the storm drains. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 20 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 •., • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON TENANT ACTIVITIES Project area tenant activities include food services and various retail operations including furniture and luggage sales. One tenant space operates a hair salon. Two restaurants are located on the first floor of the mall. No cooking grease is stored by the restaurants. According to the property manager, Trammell Crow Company, no drycleaning, photoprocessing, or jewelry manufacturing has taken place in the project area. SITE WASTE CONTAINMENT Waste generated from the project area is nonhazardous rubbish and recyclable materials. The rubbish is disposed of in five dumpsters located in the parking lot on the north side of the project area building. Two hydraulic trash compactors are located at the north and east sides of the building. No spills or staining were observed associated with the dumpsters or the trash compactors. EVIDENCE OF UNDERGROUND OR ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANK ACTIVITY ATC observed no evidence such as fill pipes or vents for the presence of underground storage tanks (USTs) in the project area. No USTs or LUSTs are registered at the project area. No above ground storage tanks were observed in the project area. According to Ann Klein of the Trammell Crow Company, no USTs have ever been located on the project area, from the time of site construction in the 1970s to the present. NEIGHBORING PROPERTY ACTIVITIES Neighboring property activities are predominantly commercial/retail properties. ATC did not conduct a review of environmental concerns associated with neighboring property activities. REGULATORY AGENCY RECORDS REVIEW ATC has reviewed federal and state regulatory agency records for the project area. These records provide information on the presence, release, or disposal of hazardous substances, hazardous wastes, petroleum products, or other environmentally regulated materials at the project area. ATC evaluated the information from the regulatory agency records listed below. The project area was not listed on any of the reviewed regulatory agency records. • National Priorities List (NPL), United States Environmental Protection Agency, updated to April 1,1997. • Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Information System database, United States Environmental Protection Agency, dated March 6,1997. • Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Notifiers List - Generator facilities, United States Environmental Protection Agency, dated May 14,1997. • Confirmed & Suspected Contaminated Sites Report, Washington State Department of Ecology, dated January 17, 1997. • Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Sites List, Washington State Department of Ecology, dated May 1, 1997. • Underground Storage Tank Sites List, Washington State Department of Ecology, dated May 1,1997. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 21 PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON CONCEPTUAL COST ESTIMATE ATC's recommendations and the estimated costs for abatement and/or management of the environmentally regulated materials discovered are included in this report. Cost to Remove all Known Asbestos -Containing Materials $110,000 Floor Tile Mastic 200 SF Tenant Space 142 — Dress Barn Nonfriable O&M $700 Mirror Mastic 400 SF Tenant Space 142 — Dress Barn Nonfriable O&M $4,000 Resilient Sheet 240 SF Tenant Space 146 — The Shoe Pavilion Nonfriable O&M $2,400 Flooring — Brown Mosaic Pattern Resilient Sheet 42 SF Common Areas — Janitor's Closet Nonfriable O&M Flooring — Gold Roofing Materials 83,274 SF Common Areas - Roof Roofing Sealant Lead In Paint Red Wood Trim Yellow Concrete Curb Tenant Space 142 Dress Bam Common Areas Exterior West Side Red Wood Bench Mall Level Common Area Corridor Yellow Concrete Common Area Floor Receiving Area $500 Nonfriable O&M $102,400 $500 Intact Removal and Recycling $100 Demolition and Disposal $0 as General Construction Debris Intact Removal and Recycling $100 Removal with Manual Methods $300 and Disposal as Construction Debris Polychlorinated biPhenyls $0 Recognized Environmental Conditions $0 These estimated costs include removal, disposal, and decontamination; including minimal worker protections, bagging and labeling of ACM, and proper landfill disposal. The estimated costs are based on the work being performed as an asbestos project. The estimated costs do not include materials replacement; they do not include relocation expense, architectural and engineering fees, nor abatement administration and monitoring. The cost is based on one mobilization, and all of the work items being performed as part of the renovation contract. If a single work item is selected or a portion of the work is selected, then the cost will increase proportionately. Cost escalation historically exceeds 8% per annum. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. 22 PROTECT NO. 87076.0517 •AZARDOUS MATERIAL.: : URVEY REIRT PACIFIC NORTHWEST GROUP A PAVILION MALL TUKWILA, WASHINGTON PAVILION LOWER LEVEL NOT TO SCALE 0 03 Ea O O RAI PPG JL 1 ssS 0= O LJ -. PAO-MOUNTED TRANSFORMER ® . CATCH BASIN 0 MANHOLE COVER ATC ASSOCIATES INC. . TRASH COMPACTOR .OUMPSTER PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURV 'z' LZEPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON SUMMARY OF REGULATED MATERIALS BY TENANT SPACE ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 4 Current Tenant Previous Tenant 1 Es iresso and More 100 Ber man Lu• ,a:e 102 Catherine's Inc. Es • resso and More Berman Lu::a:e Catherine's Inc. Square Footage 125 6,087 4,712 Asbestos -Containing Materials Quantity of Asbestos Lead in Paint 1U4 Vacant Home Express Inc.(Formerly Nordstrom/Pacific Linen) 47,604 Mirror Mastic 10 SF Removed 104 Vacant Home Express Inc.(Formerly Nordstrom/Pacific Linen) Resilient Floor Tile and Mastic 2793 SF Removed 104 Vacant 104 Vacant Home Express Inc.(Formerly Nordstrom/Pacific Linen) Home Express Inc.(Formerly Nordstrom/Pacific Linen) Carpet Mastic 1100 SF Removed Sheet Flooring Mastic 640 SF Removed 106 Vacant Nature of Things 1,350 108 Vacant Kitchen Basics 1,639 112 Vacant Clothestime 4,740 116iVacant 118 Vacant 120 Vacant Fashion Ave. 2,672 128 Vacant Sports Legends Sports Legend • 850 Jean Nicole Plus 528 7,533 132 Vacant Prestige Fragrance and Cosmetics 1,255 133 Gold Gallery Cold Gallery 309 134 Vacant Pyrodyne 1,839 136 Salon Sport by Cary Ilocz Salon Sport by Cary Bucz 3,251 142 Vacant Dress Barn 5,572 Floor Tile Mastic 200 SF 142 Vacant Dress Barn Mirror Mastic 400 SF Red Paint on Wood Trim 146 Vacant 'The Shoe Pavilion 3,120 Resilient Sheet Flooring Brown Mosaic 240 SF 155 Vacant Ana's Collection 309 166 Vacant Frankfurter 320 168 Seafirst National Bank 170 Marshalls of Tukwila 181 Pizza Haven Inc. 194 Vacant 196 Vacant 198 Vacant 200 Future Stars Seafirst National Bank 20 Marshalls of Tukwila 28,884 Pizza Haven Inc. 640 Pavilion Cards and Gifts Honey Custom Store Lifts of Distinction Future Stars 238 329 238 4,504 20.1 Vacant Oriental Rug Warehouse 1,082 206 Vacant Cut the Corner 1,401 250 Burlington Coat Factory Burlington Coat Factory 74,105 279 280 284 MaU Office 966 Vacant HLS Management Co. 1,272 Vacant United States of America 4,554 Common Areas Roof 83,274 Roofing Material/ Sealant 83,274 SF Common Areas Janitor's Closet 42 Resilient Sheet Flooring Cold 42 SF Common Areas Mens and Ladies Restroonis First Floor Resilient Sheet Flooring Removed during Nordstrom's Abatement per Joe of Trammell Crow Maintenance Common Areas First Floor Coalition Areas Receiving Area Common Areas Exterior West Side Red Wood Bench Yellow Paint Stripes on Concrete Floor Yellow Paint on Concrete Curb . ! • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON TENANT INFORMATION ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 PACIFIC NORTHWEST GROUP A Building Square Feet 9.26-96 Page 3 System date 9-26-96 Tenant Unit Bldg Bldg Name Number Address Sq Ft Sq Ft POC 11 Bergman Luggage Company, Inc. 2601016 Pavilion 1100 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 6,087 211,082 Burlington Coat Factory 2601058 Pavilion 1250 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 74,105 Catherine's, Inc 2601120 Pavilion 1102 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 4,712 •Espresso d More 2601040 Pavilion 11 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 125 •Frankfurter 2601193 Pavilion 1166 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 320 future Stars 2601226 Pavilion 1200 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 4,504 Gold Gallery 2601313 Pavilion 1133 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 309 •Home Express, Inc. 2601130 Pavilion 1104 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 47,604 Marshalls of Tukwila 2601094 Pavilion 1170 17900 Southcentet• Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 28,884 Pizza Haven, Inc. 2601197 Pavilion 1181 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 640 'Prestige fragrance 1 Cosmetics 2601177 Pavilion 1132 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 1,255 Salon Sport by Gary floc: 2601047 Pavilion 1136 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 3,251 Seafirst National Bank 2601196 Pavilion 1168 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 20 vac -Ana's Collection 2601298 Pavilion 1155 179u0 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 309 vac-Clothestime 2601109 Pavilion 1112 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 4,740 vac -Cut The Corner 2601018 Pavilion 1206 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 1,401 vac -Dress Barn 2601159 Pavilion 1142 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 5,572 vac -Fashion Ave 2601316 Pavilion 1116 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 2,672 vac -Gifts of Distinction 2601182 Pavilion 1198 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila ..WA 98188 238 vac -NLS Management Co 2601307 Pavilion 1280 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 1,272 vac -honey Custom Store 2601322 Pavilion 1196 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 329 vac -Jean Nicole Plus 2601111 Pavilion 1128 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 7,533 vac -Kitchen Basics 2601292 Pavilion 11108 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 1,639 vac -Nature of Things 2601015 Pavilion 1106 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 1,350 vac -Oriental Rug Warehouse 2601038 Pavilion 1204 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 1,082 vac -Pavilion Cards 8 Gifts 2601165 Pavilion 1194 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 238 vac-Pyrodyne . 2601156 Pavilion 1134 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 1,839 vac -Sports Legend 2601309 Pavilion 1120 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 528 vac -Sports Legends 2601280 Pavilion 1118 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 850 vac -The Shoe Pavilion 2601002 Pavilion 1146 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 3,120 vac•United States of America 2601243 Pavilion 1284 17900 Southcenter Pkwy Tukwila WA 98188 4,554 211,082* • • PACIFIC NORIHWESI GROUP A Rental Property Report lease Curr Expire Renewal Vacant Total Bldg Tenant Unit Type Term Date Opt Date Sq Ft Sq ft ('-'7,-07C--01 ;Advanced Marketing Services 118 RT MTH 12-31-91 850 •.—____-----. __-- Baubles & Bangles 198 RT 26 1-31-93 238 Bean Pod/Pizza Haven 287 RT 62 12-31-94 1 3-01-94 640 Burlington Coat Factory 250 RT 303 1-31-14 51,168 Chipper's Jewelry 127 RI 5 12-31-92 1-01-93 309: Classic Characters 196 RI MTM 4-30-93 329. clothestime, Inc.' 112 RT 122 1-31-95 1 7-31-94 4,740' Cut The Corner Frames 216 RT MTM 1,700• Oishrack, The 200 RT 36 4-30-93 1 10-31-92 4,504 Dress' Barn Inc 142 RT 39 6-30-94 2 2-28-94 5,572 Express Shoe Repair 166 RT 52 10-31-93 1 6-30-93 310' Fashion Avenue 116 RT 36 7-31-94 1 1-31-94 2,672% frankfurter 285 RT 60 11-30-94 1 5-01-94 320% HES Management Co 280 RT MTM 7-31-91 1 3-31-91 1,852' JR's Delights 210 RT 36 7-31-94 1 3-31-94 1,000' Jean Nicole Plus 128 RT 75 1-31-94 1 7-31-93 4,288+ luggage Center, The 100 RT 60 7-31-95 1 1-31-95 6,087+ Marshalls of Tukwila 170 RT 177 1-31-99 3 4-30-98 28,884' Movie Masters 286 RT MTH 250+ Nordstrom, Inc 190 RT 115 5-31-95 38,397! Oriental Rug Warehouse 274 RT MTH 1,2981 Pacific linen Outlet Company 180 RT 60 7-31-95 8,4181 Pavilion Vestern Wear 134 RT 60 10-31-93 1 4-01-93 1,839+ Picolo's Espresso 1 RI 36 2-28-93 125! Prestige fragrance & Cosmetic 108 RT 60 7-14-93 2,204. Salon Sport by Gary Bocz 136 RT 60 8-31-97 1 9-01-92 3,2514 Seaflrst National Bank . 168 RT 36 8-31-94 1 4-30-92 20' Sports legends Collectibles 120 RT MTM 528' The Shoe Pavilion 146 RT 62 5-31-94 1 2-28-94 3,120% United States of America 284 RT 36 1-31-95 4,5541 vac - Encore by Gary Bocz 206 RT 2,068 2,068' vac-A.L. ',inions 272 RT 882 882' vac -Ana's Collection 155 RT 309 309 vac -Characters 133 RT 309 309' vac-Clothestime 102 RT 1,860 1,860% vac -Computer outlet 212 RT 1,092 1,092' vac -Consumer Opinion 286 RT 414 414 • vac-Oesigner Stockroom 104 RT 2,187 2,187 vac -Imports East 218 RT 2,250 2,250' vac-Jacyln's/Prestige Fragran 106 RT 1,450 1,450' vac -Magic Sportswear 214 RT 1,092 1,0921 vac -Mushroom Factory 204 RT 1,082 1,0824 vac -Personal Design Concept 165 RT 309 3091 vac -Primal 276 RT 700 700 vac -Purple Rose 181 RT 309 309 vac-Shirtz To Go 132 RI 1,255 1,255fr vac-Studlo Two 194 RT 238 2381 vac-Toyworld 122 RI 3,245 3,245 • 21,051* 200,518*: • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SURVEY DATA ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 PARTICLE DIAGNOSTICS. INC. ASBESTOS mar RESaLTS CZCAIXTATIVE BMX ANALYSIS Transmission Electron Micresepy Client: KASMAAN & D' ANGFID ASSOCIATES Address: 3900 N Causeway Blvd, Metairie, IA 70002 Client Project': C4-3142-001 Report Date: 11/26/91 Project Name: NW7CP Client SmolaI l PDI Project* POI SanQle# PIM Result Mt Prec* TEM Result Type ( % Zee 1 Type 2 Type 3 BZW -173 11850 97000 C 2 1 C BZW -184 11850 97011 C 10 1 C B?,�+F-189 11850 97016 C 1 1 C BZW -196 11850 97023 C 23 1 C BZW -198 11850 97025 C trace 1 C a:penI ;cr Init 1 a 7 Review Date 11 / / 6/ PRE°: 1 = Suisample of bulk material dissolved/suspended in organic solvent; dreo(s) of suspension deposited on TEM grid; up to 10 grid openings scorned at -16,000x magnification; ID by =IX and qualitative SAID. ASS= cX�.rysotile; AM=-amasite; elite; TYPES: AC ac'..inolite; llite; NC=not detected msf.948.35 ,97t I erAe,m Ciw(`0//111 Teta f i 97A_9ifV ems.. l 1 t e-se_."1cn.et Sarnv__ fe i uildin errant "BZW 173 Pavilion *BZW 184 "BZW189 BZW 196 BZW 199 BZWI88 BZW 198 Based on a qualitative bulk analysis via Transmission Electron .?fict+oscopy Cr{)F the results of the following material are confirmed to be as material (A04) as reported by Polarized Light Ivficroscopy (PLM). Parkway Plaza Parkway Plaza Parkway Plaza Winners Location ateria Content T Old Roof Roofing Material 2 ± 1% C Roofing Sealant Nature Shop Adjacent Floor Tile Mastic 10 ± 4% C Restroom Grocery/Deli Floor Floor Tile Mastic 1 % C Mayflower Kitchen Brown Linoleum 23 + 2% C Chinese Kitchen Winners Stereo Floor Tile S ± 2% C Control Room Parkway Grocery/Deli Rear Hallway Beige Floor Tile Trace C Plaza Winner Winners Stereo Tape Control Room Trace C she lad side Leg i•t/ 37-31s2-0Ot • ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT • EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE PARKWAY PLAZA TUKWILA, WASHINGTON BULK SAMPLE LOG SPACE/ SAMPLE NO. TYPE OF MATERIAL ESTIMATED FLOOR/ SAMPLE POS./ ASBESTOS QUANTITY LEVEL LOCATION AIR. NEG. TYPE % FRIABILITY DAMAGE MOVEMENT ACCESS Pavilion 1 Resilient Floor Tile 10.000 SF LL Stairwell (1r x 12") White N Pavilion Floor Tile Mastic 10,000 SF LL Stairwell N 2 Yellow N/0 N/0 Pavilion Sink Undercoat 1 E LL BreakroomlHair N W0 Salon 3 Material Pavilion Wallboard/Joint 20,000 SF LL Sprinkler Valve N WO 4 Compound Room Pavilion Baseboard Mastic 1,000 LF LL Marshalls Sales N N/0 5 Floor Pavilion Acoustic Panel 6 (2' x 4') Pavilion Penetration Mud 7 Pavilion Resilient Sheet 8 Flooring Gold Krauses Sink Undercoat 9 Material 500 SF LL Men's Restroom N N/0 50 SF LL Storerooms N N/0 40 SF LL Janitor's Closet P Chrysotile 20 Friable None Moderate High 1 E 1 Lounge N N/0 Krauses Carpet Mastic 5,000 SF 1 Storage N W0 10 Krauses Resilient Sheet 50 SF 1 Storage N N/0 11 Flooring Tan Krauses Plaster Finish Coat 5,000 SF 1 Storage P Chrysotile 5 Friable None Moderate High 12 Ross Resilient Floor Tile 100 SF 1 Janitor's Closet N WO 13 (12"x12")Tan Ross Floor lile Mastic 100 SF 1 Janitor's Closet N W0 14 Black Ross Resilient Sheet 20 SF 1 Janitor's Closet N N/0 15 Flooring Tan Ross Wallboard/Joint 160 SF 1 Janitor's Closet N N/0 16 Compound Bel -Red Acoustic Panel . 100 SF 1 Office N N10 17 (2' x 4') (Ru) denotes that the estimated material quantity for the area has been included in referenced sample number. DIAGNOSTIC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 02900-0501 IVJ JVA•Li/ tVf.� EQ BLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT GEMENT PARKWAY PLAZA/PAVILION MA NORDSTROM RACK & PACIFIC LINEN TUKWILA, WASHINGTON SPACE/ BULK SAMPLE LOG SAMPLE TYPE OF ESTIMATED FLOOR/ SAMPLE POS./ ASBESTOS AIR NO. MATERIAL QUANTITY LEY EL LOCATION NEC. TYPE % FRIABILITY DAMAGE MOVEMENT ACCESS Pacific Mirror Mastic 40 SF 1 Sales Floor P Chrysotile 1 0% Nonfriable None None to Low 1 • Low • Pacific Mirror Mastic (R01) 1 Sales Floor P Chrysolite 109 Nonfriable None None to Low 2 Low Pacific Mirror Mastic (R01) 1 Sales Floor P Chrysotile 1 0% Nonfriable None Normo to Low 3 Low Pacific Carpet Mastic 2.400 SF 1 Sales Floor N 4 Green Pacific Carpet Mastic 3.200 SF 1 Sales Floor N 5 Gold Pacific Resilient Floor The 2.400 SF 1 Sales Floor N Chrysotile <1% 6 (12' x 121 White Pacific Floor Tice Mastic 2.400 SF 1 Sales Floor P Chrysotile 1 0% Nonfriable None None to Low 7 Black Low Pacific Carpet Mastic (R04) 1 Sales Floor N N/O 8 Green Pacific Carpet Mastic (R04) 1 Sales Floor N N/0 9 Green Pacific Resilient Floor rte (R06) 1 Sales Floor N Chrysotile <1% 10 (12' x 12') White Pacific Floor Tile Mastic (R07) 1 Sales Floor P Chrysotile 109 Nonfriable None None to Low 11 Black Low Pacific Leveling 150 SF 1 Sales Floor N N/0 12 Compound White Pacific Carpet Mastic (R05) 1 Sales Floor N N/0 13 Gold Pacific Carpet Mastic (R04) 1 Sales Floor N N/0 14 Green Pacific Leveling (R12) 1 Sales Floor N N/0 15 Compound White Pacific Resilient Floor Tile (R06) 1 Sales Floor N N/0 16 (12' x 121 White Pacific Floor Tile Mastic • (R07) 1 Sales Floor P Chrysotile 6% Nonfriable None None to Low 17 Black Low WO (Rs) denotes Cut the estimated material quarte ler the arse has been included in rsler.rred strnpb rxtmber. ATC ENVIRCNMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 80019.0509 AStitJ I U, ,UHVY MCYUH I EQU LE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MAEMENT PARKWAY PLAZA/PAVILION MALL NORDSTROM RACK & PACIFIC UNEN TUKWILA, WASHINGTON SPACE/ SAMPLE TYPE OF NO. MATERIAL BULK SAMPLE LOG ESTIMATED FLOOR/ SAMPLE POS./ ASBESTOS AIR QUANTITY LEVEL LOCATION NEC. TYPE % FRIABILITY DAMAGE MOVEMENT ACCESS Pacific Carpet Mastic 18 Gold Pacific Leveling 19 Compound White Pacific Baseboard 20 (R05) 1 Sales Floor (R12) 1 Sales Roor N N/O 300 LF 1 Sales Floor Pacific Baseboard Mastic 300 LF 21 Pacific Baseboard Mastic 22 Pacific Baseboard Mastic 23 Pacific Baseboard 24 Pacific Baseboard 25 Pacific Wallboard/ 26 Joint Compound Composite Wallboard/ Joint Compound Composite Wallboard/ Joint Compound Composite Carpet Mastic Black and Gold Pacific 27 Pacific 28 Nordstrom 29 Nordstrom Baseboard Mastic 30 Nordstrom Resilient Sheet 31 Flooring Black Nordstrom Sheet Rooting 32 Mastic Yellow Nordstrom Baseboard 33 Nordstrom Baseboard Mastic 34. 1 Sales Roar N N/O (R21) 1 Sales Roor (R21) 1 Sales Roor N N/O (R20) 1 Sales Floor N N/O (R20) 1 Sales Floor N N/O 2.500 SF 1 Sales Floor N WO 1,200 SF 1 Store Room N N/0 (R26) 1 Sales Floor N N/O 1,000 SF 1 Shoe Sales Floor P Chrysotile 3% Nonfriable None None to Low Low 500 LF 1 Shoe Sales Floor N WO 10 SF 1 Shoe Sales N WO Ernergency Exit 10 SF 1 Shoe Sales N WO Emergency Exit 50 LF 1 Fitting Rooms N N/0 50 LF 1 Fitting Rooms N WO (RS) denotes that the animated material quantty for the area has bean i Luded In referenced saeofa twnber. ATC ENVIRCNMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 80019.0509 AStft�LU, JurivtY rICYUMI EQU.LE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT EMENT PARKWAY PLAZA/PAVILION MALL NORDSTROM RACK & PACIFIC LINEN TUKWILA, WASHINGTON SPACE/ SAMPLE TYPE OF NO. MATERIAL BULK SAMPLE LOG ESTIMATED FLOOR/ SAMPLE POS./ ASBESTOS AIR QUANTITY LEVEL. LOCATION NEG. TYPE % FRIABILITY. DAMAGE cioVEUENT ACCESS Nordstrom Carpet Mastic 35 Gold Nordstrom Carpet Mastic 36 Gold Nordstrom Resilient Sheet 37 Flooring Black Nordstrom Sheet Flooring 37 Mastic Yellow Nordstrom Duct Tape 39 Nordstrom Leveling 40 Compound Nordstrom Wallboard/ 41 Joint Compound Composite Nordstrom Resilient Sheet 42 Flooring Grey Nordstrom Resilient Sheet 43 Flooring Grey Nordstrom Resilient Sheet 44 Flooring Grey Nordstrom Duct Tape 45 Nordstrom 46 Wallboard/ Joint Compound Composite Nordstrom Fre Stop Patch 47 Nordstrom Resilient Sheet Flooring Slack Nordstrom Sheet Flooring 49 Mastic Nordstrom Carpet Mastic 50 Black and Gold 100 SF (R31) 1 Fitting Rooms 1 Fitting Rooms 1 Cosmetic Sales Floor N N/0 N WO N 1410 (R32) 1 Cosmetic Sales N N/0 Floor 100 LF 1 Purse Sales N N/0 Floor 10 SF 1 Store Room N N/0 Entrance 10 SF 1 Store Room N WO 25 SF 1 ,Men's Restroom N Chrysotile <1% (R42) 25 SF 50 LF 1,500 SF 20 SF 10 SF 10 SF 100 SF Nordstrom Fre Stop Patch 1,000 SF 51 1 Men's Restroom N WO 1 Women's Restroom 1 Store Room 1 Stairwell 2 Alterations 2 Alterations 2 Alterations 2 Alterations 2 Men's Shoe Sales Floor N WO N Chrysotile <1% P Chrysotile 3% Nonfriable None None to Low Low P Chrysotile 3% Nonfriable None None to Low Low N N/0 (Re) demo)* that the raatnased masarml merrily torthe area has been inaudad in rvlarsnead sarreN• number. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 80019.0509 AW:italJUMVtY MtrVrtl EA BLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT GEMENT PARKWAY PLAZA/PAVIUON MAL. NOROSTROM RACK & PACIFIC UNEN TUKWILA, WASHINGTON SPACE/ SAMPLE TYPE OF NO. MATERIAL BULK SAMPLE LOG ESTIMATED FLOOR/ SAMPLE POS./ ASBESTOS AIR QUANTITY LEVEL LOCATION NEO. TYPE x FAtA81UTY DAMAGE MOVEMENT ACCESS Nordstrom Resilient Sheet 52 Flooring Grey Nordstrom Resilient Sheet 53 Flooring Grey Nordstrom Resilient Sheet 54 Flooring Grey Nordstrom Cuot Caulk Brown 55 Nordstrom Duct Caulk Brown 56 Nordstrom Ouct Caulk Brown 57 Nordstrom Fre Stop Patch 58 Nordstrom 59 Nordstrom 60 Nordstrom 61 Nordstrom 62 Wallboard/ Joint Compound Composite Acoustic Panel (2'x4') Acoustic Panel (Z x 4') Acoustic Panel (Z x 4') Nordstrom Baseboard 63 Nordstrom Baseboard Mastic 64 1.700 SF 2 Shoe Storage N N/O (R52) 2 Shoe Storage N Chrysotile cl% (R52) 2 Shoe Storage N N!0 50 SF 2 Shoe Storage N N/0 (R55) 2 Shoe Storage N N/0 100 SF 2 Men's Shoe N Sales Floor 200 SF 2 Shoe Storage N 200 SF 2 Men's Shirt Sales N Floor N/0 200 SF 2 Shoe Storage N N/0 8 SF 2 Shoe Storage N N/0 8 SF 2 Childran's Sales N N/0 Floor 20 LF 2 Hat Sales Floor N N/O 20 LF 2 Hat Sales Floor N P4/0 (R8) denotes that the .snared material Granny Lor the area has been itauaed In referenced aampls number. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 80019.0509 ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT III! REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MA EMENT INC. PARKWAY PLAZA - TENANT SPACES *102, *104, *108 TUKWILA, WASHINGTON SAMPLE TYPE OP NO. MATERIAL ESTIMATED QUANTITY BULK SAMPLE LOG FLOOR! SAMPLE POS./ ASBESTOS AIR LEVEL LOCATION NEQ. TYPE S FRIA8IUTYOAMAGE MOVEMENT ACCESS 1 Leveling Compound 2 Leveling Compound 3 Leveling Compound. 4 Carpet Mastic 5 Carpet Mastic 6 Carpet Mastic 7 Resilient Floor Tile (12'x121Tan 8 Floor no Mastic 9 Resilient Floor Tae (12' x 12') Tan 10 Floor Tie Mastic 11 Resilient Floor Tie (12'x12)Tan 12 Floor Tile Mastic 13 Baseboard Mastic 14 Baseboard Mastic 15 Baseboard Mastic 16 Carpet Mastic Orange 17 Carpet Mastic Orange 100SF 1 • Tenant Space *102 (R01) (R01) 1,450 SF (R04) (R04) 350 SF 350 SF (R07) (R08) (R07) (R08) 400 LF (R13) (R13) 2.300 SF (R16) Tenant Space X102 1 Tenant Space *102 1 Tenant Space *102 1 Tenant Space *102 1 Tenant Space *102 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 1 Tenant Space *104 N NIO N NID N N/D N N/O N NID N N/O N NIO N WO N f410 N N/O N WO N N/D N WO N N/0 N N/0 N N/0 N N!0 (R+) d.r+a..s Mai th..tYno.d mooned curtly br the area hes b..n Hooded fn referenced mangle number. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 80019.0510 ASBESTOS SURVEY REPO Ea ABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MA GEMENT INC. PARKWAY PLAZA - TENANT SPACES 1102, 1104, 1108 TUKWILA, WASHINGTON SAMPLE TYPE OF NO. MATERIAL ESTIMATED FLOOR/ QUANTITY LEVEL BULK SAMPLE LOG SAMPLE LOCATION POS./ ASBESTOS AIR NEG. TYPE 1t. FRIA3ILITYOAMAGE MOVEMENT ACCESS 18 Carpet Mastic Orange 19 Leveling Compound 20 Leveling Compound 21 Leveling Compound 22 Wallboard/ Joint Compound Composite 23 Wallboard/ Joint Compound Composite 24 Wallboard/ Joint Compound Composite 25 Leveling Compound 26 Carpet Mastic Orange 27 Resilient Floor Tile (1r x 1r) 28 Floor Tile Mastic 29 Carpet Mastic Yellow 30 Leveling Compound 31 Carpet Mastic Orange 32 Leveling Compound 33 Resilient Floor Tile (1r x 12' Brown 34 Floor Tile Mastic (R16) 2.300 SF (R19) (R19) 1,000 SF 1,000 SF 2.000SF 400 SF 1,000 SF 50 SF 50 SF 1,000 SF (R25) (R26) (R25) 400 SF 400 SF 1 Tenant Space N N/O 1104. 1 Tenant Space N N/0 1104 1 Tenant Space N N/0 1104 1 Tenant Space N N/0 1104 1 Tenant Space N N/0 *104 1 Tenant Space N N/0 *106 1 Tenant Space N WO 1104 1 Tenant Space N WO 1108 1 Tenant Space N WO *108 • 1 Tenant Space N N/0 *108 Entry 1 Tenant Space N WO 1108 Entry 1 Tenant Space N N/0 1108 1 Tenant Space N WO 1108 1 Tenant Space N W0 *108 1 Tenant Space N N/0 *108 1 Tenant Space N W0 *108 1 Tenant Space N W0 *108 (ROI aerhoas that the ati noted material amity for the am nes been Clouded In refentntid sample number. • ATC ENVIRCNMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 80019.0510 ASBESTOS SURVEY REPORT ECUI BLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MA GEMENT INC. PARKWAY PLAZA - TENANT SPACES 1102, 1104, *108 TUKWILA. WASHINGTON SAMPLE TYPE OF NO. MATERIAL ESTIMATED QUANTITY BULK SAMPLE LOG FLOOR/ sAMPLE POSJ ASBESTOS LEVEL LOCATION mut. TYPE AIR FRIA81LUTY0AYAQE MOVEMENT ACCESS 35 Resilient Floor Tire (12 x 121 Brown 36 Floor Tile Mastic 37 Baseboard Mastic Black 38 Baseboard Mastic Black 39 Baseboard Mastic Grey 40 Resilient Floor Ttie (1r x tr) Grey 41 Floor Tile Mastic 42 Resilient Floor Tile (1r x 1r) Grey 43 Floor Tile Mastic 44 Resilient Floor Tile (12- x 12") Gray 45 Floor Tile Mastic 46 Splash Guard Mastic 47 Splash Guard Mastic 48 Splash Guard Mastic (R33) 1 (R3A) 1 200 LF 1 (R37) 1 40 SF 1 70 SF 1 70 SF 1 (R40) 1 (R41) 1 Tenant Space N NIO *108 Tenant Space N N/O *108 N Chrysotile <1% Tenant Space N N/0 *108 Tenant Space N N/O *108 Tenant Space *108 Office Tenant Space *108 Office Tenant Space N N/D $108 Office Tenant Space *108 Office WO Tenant Space N Chrysotile <1% *108 Office Tenant Space *108 (R40) 1 Tenant Space N x108 Office (R41) 1 60SF 1 Tenant Space N *108 Restroom (R46) 1 Tenant Space N *108 Restroom (R46) 1 Tenant Space x108 Restroom N/0 N/0 N W0 (Rs1 dw+a.s Mat tt►o eairnat.d material quality for tA. area has been ndutled in r.t.nrmed wool. number. ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 80019.0510 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON PAINT CHIP SAMPLING CHAIN OF CUSTODY AND LABORATORY REPORT ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 1/�lirASSOCIATES INC. LEAD BULK SAMPLING RECORD tient: �� .uje ame: { ... Lt I rs, (Lts L( Project #: 217071.0.C.15/4 Contact: D 1/f4'3a -= Phone #: 73/. rettiq Fax it 731 1S-1/ Location: C Lite ,vf cc We- /..21-0 • Sa' e (A.4W- 9.1116 -a - Sample Collection By: �- V A5 ample ollection ale: Chain of Custody Information: Relinquished By: Time/Date: 6//6/i ? • Chain of Custody Information: Received 13y (Lab): Tlrne/Date: rna nd Time: <24 hrs. 24 hrs. - ay 6 - 10 day Sample Number Building/ Floor Sample Location Surface/ Component Substrate Color Sample Type Lab Use Only Results Lab I.D. Sl..i 1410 Rs.0 ak Z7 E. W G I I W Q 1) fA.? % B i. 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LEAD BULK SAMPLING RECORD ient: ole 4{ oject e: A-th hp._ /�,, L' Project #: -7 -05(7- Contact: c , Phone #: ze' Z!) fLLL!( Fax Fax #: 7f( (S Y3 Location: t '� ol-ac,v-"'`/ 5eA✓ Sample Collection By: \iiii-as-if69--_. ample Aleclion ate: Chain of Custody Information: Relinquished By: Time/Date: • • Chain of Custody Information: Received By (Lab): Time/Date: 'rnaro•d Time: <24 hr . 24 hrs. - 4 ay 6 - 10 day ;ample Dumber Building/ Floor Sample Location Surface/ Component Substrate Color Sample Type Lab Use Only Results Lab I.D. 1 Z yt44t 1-10-0(14a1 CoPwo- -- L t Pet- lo -1- eo M 4'' Cot It,,,_ r uooJ C r�cth 1 111 1- )M. ( L.i.• -i f2MH Alco. tke{. tolr S, w h r /JAM t_•) f IAA ll I I LI f ec►iAn,At,u�, Floor floor tome . Ye' )OW 1 IS r.....-ev �-S �� c5 . w.1. I & W S. vi (�` Li. w tc..- 1 1 r ,(., %rar- Rc� 8b LO, 31(62 t .7 • 6t.G c, C --Ur 1 VT 50ti — Pr rw+e t SRrt/ 0k, 45 VN Ai. k w � 13 Whl a AMPLE TYPES: :OMMENTS: 1: Paint Chip Sample/ 2: Soil Sample 3: Composite Sample 4: TCLP Sarnple 5: Other (describe) Jnauthorized use of this torm and its contents without prior written consent of. VA1C*ssoaarrsuvc is prohibited. Hygeia Laboratories, Inc Client Name: Analysis: Limit of Detection: Methodology: Analyst Project Site: ATC Associates Inc. Lead In Pain* 15.00 ug EPA SW846-7420 ilPSWJSC EquitcJklPanlia Mall Batch: Date Sampled: Date Received: Date ofMalyala: Report Date: WA 5323 &11197 6/12/97 6/12197 Lab ID L38057 L38058 2 L38039 3 1.38060 4 L38061 5 L38062 6 L38063 7 L38064 8 L38065 9 L38066 10 138067 11 L38068 12 Field ID Descri glon/Locatloa Whit; WB, wall / E Wall, Rd 028, Suite 1450 Pink, W/B, Wall / W. wall. Ref #29, Salto 1450 Gtr wood, panel wall 1 W. wan, ref 30, Suite 1450 Black, glass window / S. wall, ref 36, Shite 850 Belga, WB, wall / W. wall, ref 41, Suite 2204 Brown, W/B, wall/ B. wall, ref 47. Margolis Grew, meal door / N. wall, ref 51, Burfmgtoa Coat Factory White, wood oollam/ S. Me, ref 55, Burlington Coat Factory White, W/B, wail /B. wall, ref 67, Burgsman Luggage &owl, woad ceiling / Cang, ref 65, Burgsmaa Luggago Rod. wood brach / Mag, 1st floor, rd66, oomr ansa, roan level common arra Quer, wood corium / Mall level, common area, ref 67. mall level COMMIX* area Result traits < 0.009 'N'l9'i < 0.008 wt% < 0.017 wt9'. < 0.054 wt% < 0.010 wt% < 0.009 wt% < 0.030 wt% < 0.009 wt% < 0.008 v4% < 0.034 wt% 0.026 wt% < 0.018 wt% Detection admit Analyzed 0.009 O 0.008 O 0.017 0.054 O 0.010 O 0.009 0.030 0.009 O 0.008 0.034 0.001 O 0,018 Hygeia Laboratories, Inc Client Name: Analysis: Limit of Detection: Methodology: Analyst Protect Ski: ATC Aswastes Inc. Lead to Paint 15.00 ug EPA SW846-7420 HPSWJSC Egrdtelle/Pavilia Mall Batch Date Sampled: Dade ReceW d Data of Analysts: Report Data: WA 5323 611107 6/12/97 6/12197 Lab ID L38069 L38070 L38071 L38072 L38073 Add ID 13 DeBcrtpttoa/Locaf Ion Wilt; WB, wall / S. wall, ref 68, mall lcvd, comma arca 14 Ydlow, conc. poor /Floor, ref 70, receiving arra 15 U. pink, WB, wall / S. wall, ref 80, Katherina P.S. Plus 16 Beige, con. w.side/ W. side, ref 86, exterior 17 Off white, WB, west wall / West wall, ref 95, Armed Services, Armed Saved Result < 0.008 6.81 < 0.012 < 0.011 < 0.010 Unita Detection Limit Analyzed wen 0.008 0 wt% 0.008 0 ivt% 0.012 0 wt% 0.011 vim OA10 0 , • • HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON XRF TESTING LOGS ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC. PROJECT NO. 87076.0517 • 1 DAILY CALIBRATION CHECKS Job # 5S10 -7-(D - O S; Date OLo •10.q."4 - Scanner 10•q'} Scanner Serial # 4318538044 Reference Sample Used S3 Serial #A -54-1135380-1U Operator Name T) E r=v tJ VA, V W,S Re— Operator # L Z31 Measurement Time 73 -,se, 0 Screen g Test 0 Confirm Start -Up Test #1 Time 0tIe. K -Shell K -Shell Run #1 Run#2 0.5 Run #2 0 • y Run #3 • Cyj Run #4 Q,. Run #5 / • C. Average: 6 ?" Start -Up Test #2 Time K -Shell Run #1 Run#2 Run #3 Run #4 Run #5 Average: Check #1 Check #4 Check #7 Check #10 Check #2 Check #5 Check #8 Check #11 Check #3 Check #6 Check #9 Check #12 Check #13 Check #16 Check #19 Check #22 Check #14 Check #17 Check #20 Check #23 Check #15 Check #18 Check #21 Check #24 DAILY CALIBRATION CHECKS Job # $707 Co. CSJ%/- Date OCQ •Oq •9 Operator Name !DEAN 14. \IAssoa.c) Scanner Serial # mm.53110 Reference Sample Used 4#51:3 Serial # 45q/563254,14-1 Operator # 4 231 Measurement Time 0 Screen g Test 0 Confirm Start -Up Test #1 Time oci 1s K -Shell Run #I 0.1 - Run #2 0. q Run#3 • 0.9 Run #4 0.9 Run #5 0 • 1 - Average: I (), g Z S tart -Up Test #2 Time K -Shell Run #1 Run #2 Run #3 Run #4 Run #5 Average: Check #1 Check #4 Check #7 Check #10 Check #2 Check #5 Check #8 Check #11 Check #3 Check #6 Check #9 Check #12 Check #1.3 Check #16 Check #19 Check #22 Check #14 Check #17 Check #20 Check #23 Check #15 Check #18 Check #21 Check #24 ASSOCIATES INC. LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY PROJECT #: 87t77LD. CIT/1- CLIENT: "T'rt]warn cl l Cron) SPECTRUM ANALYZER ID #: A3111.53A • 0-4.14 DATE: OLD • Oct • ci SURVEY LOCATION: 1PAv)(toh Ma11 , BUILDING #: UNIT #: INSPECTOR(S): DER1,1 M: �LdS�ta GROUPED HOUSING SCATTERED HOUSING: ID #: 4231 SAMPLE # K -SHELL (MG/Cm2) L -SHELL (MG/Cm2) ROOM/AREA LOCATION SURFACE SUBSTRATE' COLOR P/N/I 1 -°•0 —0.I luorI ISF piece- IJO( rvo. %J•14Jc4l1 wsi w1r3 wh:Gr. 1.S 1 —O.3 —0.0 Si. w41% 4,x,01.11 WIZ win;Lg. N 3 - o. C..1 —O. I 11 W • WA ►1 cor 1.I12.1'4,1 .ge c N 1-{ O . A —O. I tt'D v,./. IA A. 1.1 or Fra....‘ lk+m. I. Wanc#' lZeto wk,•GL 1.1 1`) 5 -o.) -c7.0 it CAI Itn3 Co.rltt. (J Q.) - O L }ilk).w� 1 17�0D1 M.L4Is 1 f-, ru tJ 1 —0.2 —0 , 3 „ S. SIr1 it rte. t°oL(— rOvidiktit. t.Jtult k / 8 - 0.3 — a / /1 E W •c l I w.,, t ( w j 17 veli, Ln LI q 0.2 —v4-1 0.3 —O► 1 ' ` to CQ.111l 5•61c.Lt h}VA CcAl(w 14-0-1/4 I wooa( w1t te (-A k.J 1J 1 0 11 —6 3 1 O• I _0. 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Z- -0 • ( I( tJ.wnd( vti, 6j p14401 vt c.rzitr &,,b -Wkei -5)Ac'tc- Z 8 O.3 -0 , ( s 1930 C_4) u,4� I/I X13 cal; -Ig 2.5 0 2 —0 • ( _6 ' ( IN ,w,,,1/1_ c,,A. b( cv1 g w ll✓ 3o _a- 3 Q. ! 4 (AA, vl vot 1,L wovd- Aizok RETEST CRITERIA; GROUPED HOUSING >0.8 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 SCATTERED HOUSING >0.4 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 LEVELS OF PRECISION; SCREEN TEST CONFIRM .6 MG/Cm2 AT 15 SECONDS .3 MG/Cm2 AT 60 SECONDS .15 MG/Cm2 AT 240 SECONDS CONDITION OF MATERIAL GOOD FAIR POOR COMMENTS: • ASSCC ATES INC. LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY PROJECT #: X7D7& C5i'3. CLIENT:'rnm Tinel 1 CM u,) DATE: n N0 . [Xi . a . . BUILDING #: GROUPED HOUSING SURVEY LOCATION: Pay) l ►or, SPECTRUM ANALYZER ID #: i43112N .59).011-1 merit (crs,k-L..eouto,c UNIT #: INSPECTOR(S): D14kt Mt\114y SCATTERED HOUSING: ID #: U7�31 SAMPLE # K -SHELL (MG/Cm2) L -SHELL (MG/Cm2) ROOM/AREA LOCATION SURFACE SUBSTRATE COLOR P/N/I 31 O. � � . � Sulu Iw-v a u.Atil w',“ wood (AA:to. N 3 2- `0.L ^0 i built &so 13 c 1 1.4,c,c L wa> . 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Li Z C- C L.43 —a .4 �o y�l 0- c'' i( W - (A., at 7zel (,,,.....e iiit<fi iv RETEST CRITERIA; GROUPED HOUSING >0.8 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 SCATTERED HOUSING >0.4 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 LEVELS OF PRECISION; SCREEN TEST CONFIRM .6 MG/Cm2 AT 15 SECONDS ± .3 MG/Cm2 AT 60 SECONDS .15 MG/Cm2 AT 240 SECONDS CONDITION OF MATERIAL G000 FAIR POOR COMMENTS: PROJECT #:137076.05/4 DATE: 610.0q -4 -- BUILDING #: GROUPED HOUSING VAIVASSOCIATESINC.1 LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY CLIENT: I FOnvot861 Omit.) SPECTRUM ANALYZER ID #: 013113 • S? $ .04-t4 SURVEY LOCATION: fPaviiiii it4a 1) / c5eysfil, ri244 r UNIT #: INSPECTOR(S): IgIV f-4 • V Ac55141?-.. SCATTERED HOUSING: ID #: 42.31 SAMPLE # K -SHELL (MG/Cm2) L -SHELL (MG/Cm2) ROOM/AREA LOCATION SURFACE SUBSTRATE COLOR P/N/I 4U —0'44 -0' f N r4tswwu !sr Fir E1..vw.11 t ( I.4)) 13 Wk-te tki E wt• cc ,...uv w � c L f (�.� � rm.., N 48 —O.2- —O.2- H W.aI i (151w.... 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LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY PROJECT #: 75707/0.0s77 -CLIENT: 1 !'OMW1 1 &M SPECTRUM ANALYZER ID #: A1315 .537.o-744 44 DATE O•lo • OA. q SURVEY LOCATION: aim 1,00 ,-. d a n �/ BUILDING #: UNIT #: INSPECTOR(S): DE ][ i4•Al M M. 4134, GROUPED HOUSING SCATTERED HOUSING: ID #: iI Z3 RETEST CRITERIA: GROUPED HOUSING `• >0.8 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 SCATTERED HOUSING >0.4 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 I EVELS OF PRECISION: . SCREEN .6 MG/Cm2 AT 15 SECONDS TEST ± .3 MG/Cm2 AT 60 SECONDS CONFIRM 4- .15 MG/Cm2 AT 240 SECONDS COMMENTS: CONDITION OF MATERIAL: GOOD FAIR POOR SAMPLE # K -SHELL (MG/Cm2) L -SHELL (MG/Cm2) ROOM/AREA LOCATION SURFACE SUBSTRATE COLOR P/N/I (9) D• r — Q - e...,,,..., yze.7. W.I,t)R.4l Dace waca¢ 1.4.)41. 1.2 d 02 —0 -c-1 — 0-Z,_ " c v.4v ye( Eck ce .p.,..., r—r-ii+-✓ cv,. l ( wo 0(1 c•t4 wtic, v CC 0 /03 Q • Z (4 Coq -- p.2• , -aS . ( w, qtr ?,,, r c,,wo�- . G,« IJ Oaci C<liged 43/°)Vt, .-) 10ID 0.3- '4•/ MAK L 1 cow, ,4 , �w1a ,h.. u.1._Zt' (y_ o� '�¢,� c t $ .µ).c, fr1 CO ((°'^' W -4/1,f 6.0070( wI p 6.4*- Vitt /13 L) f9 75 d• ( -0. ( A 4 -- •(1 .--0 • .- r t l7cc. r•t� •-V - . . . • • 3 '22:,-„4,41 lil., r (�¢t la ,,(,�,°� a+tb mac. 1,.z f- v1 m(,,,, A''t� J I V 4.1 -- d, - O• / t,t 7.Z -'.04'1 —O. I Spy 32SI v,!.weal t,u4-i,k, w1B wktl¢. 0 ?-3 ---O• Z- — O • ( " t✓LL.Call 0 ..0.&€. G ,,,,.. L w4°,11/1 14,4,i,1- wn 1 ( w j Q (.45 G-tl,ez" ?,, r p te V U 7-4 —0•I --es .6 11 w pp. 3lu, — o-& — ( ., RETEST CRITERIA: GROUPED HOUSING `• >0.8 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 SCATTERED HOUSING >0.4 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 I EVELS OF PRECISION: . SCREEN .6 MG/Cm2 AT 15 SECONDS TEST ± .3 MG/Cm2 AT 60 SECONDS CONFIRM 4- .15 MG/Cm2 AT 240 SECONDS COMMENTS: CONDITION OF MATERIAL: GOOD FAIR POOR 111 !tiASSOCIATES INC. LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY PROJECT Is: fS1071o.A57,-CLIENT: fwmw►I1 Lmi.t) SPECTRUM ANALYZER ID #: 143I R •S71S .0144 DATE:0(.• 0c1. G-4- SURVEY LOCATION: o Mlior. Mc•11 ('m..'C-r- BUILDING #: UNIT #: INSPECTOR(S): M. M.\)A-551411- GROUPED 1 - GROUPED HOUSING SCATTERED HOUSING: ID #: ZA SAMPLE # K -SHELL (MG/Cm2) L -SHELL (MG/Cm2) ROOM/AREA LOCATION SURFACE SUBSTRATE' COLOR F P/N/I Ito -0.0 -G. 1 ba'aC.c tet— 3zs' ,5. s.e.L.c Ce -((c"^ 1 .4-4,1 f u�LtL k.1 73- -0.5 -.o' ‘ P &i.w.tl w44/l (413 L+.R,41 1j 7k - 0. l -0.0 h rV-w1 4 .1-rv-..., .., U3bI „/ O,.ic. P k IJ -7,q - 0 •` -0.0 ``' S.,,,,.,, L -.31.-. wvd9, ► ( IV 5O d D —6.2, -, 3.v-11 cv,. c t cj p LLL — 81 o • ( -r � S ,Q6 -11:6'1-4-z_ NJ • w'%a W 4 61 u.)113 �I.. lc . ` ' A.! SZ —O . ( —04 lA E L.0,2..11 (A . “ . w/ C3 L 1O IV 3 —a )-- - 0. 1 Li c).w4. 11_ w4 1/i— '-fil w kr /%/ 8q 1- - (9,3 I . (r7 g- [ `-%v t, ` U,tvA, ti L -1 f'riL, L''ce c—oo„L 2. ea E~`1 p 1U &c 8e0 0. z --o• ( Exp-- W.5a, Wwvl 0ovtc . .Re 3a i 3 --c tea, l &AA-' W+c(1(1-t PaL k.+ -,l -b(ca - d l $a c6. j, 1 .°1. r;,.i t/L>. S Of. (1Vrlo (mac ye ((°t-✓ 4q ` q 1 , ( -.. 5.s,rt4 s dat c•,Gd 0 9d 0.( —01 Cm U,.c,,41c< CA/ 4.G (-4..)/ P' PlwI, N RETEST CRITERIA; GROUPED HOUSING >0.8 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 SCATTERED HOUSING >0.4 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 LEVELS OF PRECISION; SCREEN TEST CONFIRM .6 MG/Cm2 AT 15 SECONDS ± .3 MG/Cm2 AT 60 SECONDS 4- .15 MG/Cm2 AT 240 SECONDS CONDITION OF MATERIAL: GOOD FAIR POOR COMMENTS: VAirrASSOCIATES INC LEAD-BASED PAINT SURVEY PROJECT #: 55707 ..QSl7•CLIENT: 'mowed Cruf SPECTRUM ANALYZER ID #: 431B • gi $ •030 DATE No •Cft . 9 *. SURVEY LOCATION: Z4 yr 11 /63 (444.1/ 4Allse 1w1 ✓ BUILDING #: UNIT #: INSPECTOR(S): Tr4J IA • K►yL_ GROUPED HOUSING SCATTERED HOUSING: IO #: / SAMPLE # K -SHELL (MG/Cm2) L -SHELL (MG/Cm2) ROOM/AREA LOCATION SURFACE SUBSTRATE COLOR P/N/I 9 I — o. l —0. ( 500e ?pv,tioK w•w4.►1 c. Il w413 wLit: tit. I1 q Z 6•3 0. 1 AL wabi DocA- jg..... w0OCA 6reei...‘ Iv q _O•Lt _ lotkit w C 11(.44.- WOQCd -31(a- N 9 y — 0.3 0.0 pima) se" ELwALL. wA.1 1 42 Oir E wkta. u 9s —0. L —O O W. anikLL w Av 1 w TB o4'C wk.te IQ Ci CO _0 "(. crow agtce W •w<H , I/4.Am ..47,3 wk‘L k) q"3- 0. 2. —0% 0 `'t Gw - .1, 1( 4// D. 4 -A -t N q' 99 lob Io) I0Z 1b3 1 of-) 1 os" RETEST CRITERIA; GROUPED HOUSING >0.8 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 SCATTERED HOUSING >0.4 TO <1.3 MG/Cm2 LEVELS OF PRECISION; SCREEN t .6 MG/Cm2 AT 15 SECONDS TEST t .3 MG/Cm2 AT 60 SECONDS CONFIRM .15 MG/Cm2 AT 240 SECONDS CONDITION OF MATERIAL: GOOD FAIR POOR COMMENTS: • ID HAZARDOUS MATERIALS SURVEY REPORT EQUITABLE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. PAVILION MALL 17900 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY TUKWILA, WASHINGTON PROJECT TEAM The ATC Project Team is dedicated to providing quality environmental services in accordance with federal, state and local requirements. The signatures below certify' the team members' continuing personal commitment to achieving that goal. PROJECT MANAGER PROJECT ASSISTANT QUALITY CONTROL PUBLICATION ATC ENVIRONMENTAL INC ti(1614;t111 wj am J. Whelan Dean M. Vas Jane P. Rowcliffe, (i/ An R. 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(5' GLR. 02 NEAT SAW CUT LINE) • S' 1Y► C• T(• I4 LA• I• 242416•+1 E • 24 14 10.2454 42) -y6 CALL 48 HOURS BEFORE YOU DIG 1-800-424-5555 RECEIVED CITY OF TUKWILA OCT 0 71997 (.3 z 1 ygE z 0 09 5 z 1B & Pa Oz o 9 I NU iea61 EROSION CONTROL PLAN -J-J z 0 5 a_ 179 SOUTHCENTER PARKWAY 1 FAD 266 T• • 50 10-5.2'1 97167.02 1 . 2 O 4. nun 911191 41(94 •0* WC MOSS WTI STOW M re Asp To 3410' 941.1 TO MC • Tn 111T 14 H On 11/01 D 10*01LL91, 101"' a 3 11 19011 /0TT9I P 43.14 04444 1 - 1 rn.r. ,o. 1.1 Li ro.. r 1T 4. 0000 901110 1140.00 M 9*91E0 M 4014 4,11440*0. STEP 90511 91711 9.441 111014 r n r n l4 o. 4 5( 11604 M (00.4411(04. 940100 3/4• - 4.3• .940 .41(L (PILL 110.90110 P M04 0I 9010 Po C911 411MK� SI S E Ln0•Q r.4 r h 1• poop 9VST% STAp*00 M BUMP M 1014 4,0443. 3(04. 90513. NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 and NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4, SEC. 35, TWP. 23 N., RGE. 4 E., W.M. 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