21 Griffin Road North Windsor Connecticut 06095 • Phone. 860.298.9692 • Fax. 860.298.6399 December 14, 2018 Mr. Adam Fox, P.E. Principal Engineer Environmental Compliance Section Bureau of Engineering and Construction State of Connecticut Department of Transportation 2800 Berlin Turnpike, P.O. Box 317546 Newington, CT 06131-7546 Attention: Amie Maines, P.E. / Felix Mathieu Subject: On-Call Asbestos, Lead, Air Quality & Demolition Compliance Agreement No.: 8.07-01 (18) HazMat Inspection – Bridge 00022, I-95 NB over Harvard Ave., Fascia Beam Repair, Stamford, CT ConnDOT Assignment No. 519-5743 ConnDOT Project No. 135-141 TRC Project No. 289951.5743.0710 Dear Mr. Fox: TRC performed a limited survey for hazardous building materials associated with fascia beam repair of Bridge No. 00022, I-95 NB over Harvard Ave. in Stamford, Connecticut. Results of the survey identified lead paint to be present on the structural steel/metal bridge components. Results obtained from TCLP waste stream sampling and analysis for leachable lead from the paint on the structural steel / metal bridge components characterized that paint waste stream as CTDEEP/RCRA hazardous waste. No suspect asbestos containing materials, bird/pigeon guano accumulations or other hazardous/regulated items were identified at the fascia beam repair location. Associated laboratory data, TRC Mobile Data Solution’s report, project descriptions and site maps are attached. If you have any questions, please call TRC at (860) 298-9692. Very Truly Yours, TRC Stephen R. Arienti, CHMM Senior Project Scientist – Project Manager Reviewed by: Erik R. Plimpton, P.E., CHMM, CMC Vice President - Program Manager
Mr. Adam Fox, P.E.Principal EngineerEnvironmental Compliance SectionBureau of Engineering and ConstructionState of Connecticut Department of Transportation2800 Berlin Turnpike, P.O. Box 317546Newington, CT 06131-7546
Attention: Amie Maines, P.E. / Felix Mathieu
Subject: On-Call Asbestos, Lead, Air Quality & Demolition ComplianceAgreement No.: 8.07-01 (18)HazMat Inspection – Bridge 00022, I-95 NB over Harvard Ave., Fascia Beam Repair, Stamford, CT ConnDOT Assignment No. 519-5743ConnDOT Project No. 135-141TRC Project No. 289951.5743.0710
Dear Mr. Fox:
TRC performed a limited survey for hazardous building materials associated with fascia beam repair of Bridge No. 00022, I-95 NB over Harvard Ave. in Stamford, Connecticut. Results of the survey identified lead paint to be present on the structural steel/metal bridge components. Results obtained from TCLP waste stream sampling and analysis for leachable lead from the paint on the structural steel / metal bridge components characterized that paint waste stream as CTDEEP/RCRA hazardous waste. No suspect asbestos containing materials, bird/pigeon guano accumulations or other hazardous/regulated items were identified at the fascia beam repair location. Associated laboratory data, TRC Mobile Data Solution’s report, project descriptions and site maps are attached.
If you have any questions, please call TRC at (860) 298-9692.
Very Truly Yours,
TRC
Stephen R. Arienti, CHMMSenior Project Scientist – Project Manager
Reviewed by:
Erik R. Plimpton, P.E., CHMM, CMCVice President - Program Manager
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Lead paint includes paint found to contain any detectable amount of lead by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry (AAS) or X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF). Side A = Street side; Sides B,C,D follow clockwise
Lead Based Paint Measurement Summary TableDevice(s): Niton XLP301-A (Serial #25555) X Ray Fluorescence (XRF) Spectrum AnalyzerSite: ConnDOT - Bridge No. 00022, Stamford, CTProject # : 289951.5743.0710Date(s): 12/13/2018Inspectors: Patrick Schaffner
Number Interior/Exterior Location Bridge No. Structure Feature Material Color Condition Reading
XRF Shots >1.0 on non-metallic building materials No
App Name WinBSI HBM Survey 1.0
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