Atch 3c South Fork Cabin Testing Report
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A PDF document (2.1 MB) attached to Bunkhouse Asbestos Mitigation, from the Forest Service. Due Oct 28, 2026, 9:00 AM (UTC-7).
File name: C05 Atch 3c South Fork Cabin Testing Report.pdf
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ATCH 3c
LIMITED SCOPE ASBESTOS
ASSESSMENT
Inspection Address: 1243 County Rd. 20 South Fork, CO 81154
[South Fork Cabin]
Inspection Date: 12/09/2025
AREAS INSPECTED AT PROPERTY
Scope of Work: As related to customer inquiry; development of material management plans.
PRESENTATION
Integrity Environmental (IE) was contacted to investigate potential asbestos containing materials (ACM) for the purposes of developing material management plans at the above-mentioned location and date (See cover page). IE is an asbestos certified firm through the CDPHE (Certification #24117). Miles Garrison (CDPHE Cert. # 29865) & Kyle Schlafer (CDPHE Cert. # 29591) conducted the ACM survey. The property is a Residential Home & Office; that was built in 1930’s. The samples were taken to a nationally certified NVLAP and analyzed through Polar Light Microscopy (PLM).
Colorado Regulation No. 8 - Part B Section III.A.1,
“Prior to any renovation or demolition in an area of public access which may disturb greater than the trigger levels of suspect asbestos-containing material (ACM), the facility component(s) to be affected by the renovation or demolition must either be assumed to be ACM or must be inspected to determine if abatement is required. Inspections conducted prior to renovation may be focused on the suspect ACM to be affected by the renovation. Inspections conducted prior to demolition must comprehensively identify all ACM in and on the facility or on the component(s) affected by the demolition.”
EXAMINATION PROCEDURE
All actions pertaining to the above referenced investigation were performed in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency/Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act. These procedures call for the visual inspection of all areas of concern including collection and analysis of representative bulk samples of suspect material. The beginning steps of the procedure require the certified inspector to categorize the suspect materials into homogeneous areas. The categories include Surfacing Materials, Miscellaneous Materials and Thermal System Insulation.
III.A.2. During renovation or abatement activities which will impact suspect materials in quantities greater than the trigger levels or during demolition activities, the asbestos inspection report must be available onsite at all times. The inspection report is not required to be on site during the first seventytwo (72) hours of abatement activities if the abatement is being conducted under situations addressed in
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