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Peer Engineering, Inc. <br />7615 Golden Triangle Dr., Suite N <br />Eden Prairie, MN 55344 <br />952- 831 -3341 Fax 952 -831 -4552 <br />Mr. Joel Hanson <br />City of Little Canada <br />515 Little Canada Road East <br />Little Canada, Minnesota 55117 <br />RE: Proposal for Environmental Consulting Services <br />Pre - Demolition Asbestos and Hazardous Materials Survey <br />85 and 91 Viking Drive West <br />2250 Rice Street North <br />Little Canada, Minnesota <br />Dear Mr. Hanson: <br />Peer <br />V Engineering <br />May 4, 2007 <br />'LED <br />mAY )'1 '7007 <br />';ff'Y OF i tf ILE CANADA <br />Peer Engineering, Inc. (Peer) is pleased to provide this proposal for environmental <br />consulting services at the above referenced properties. This proposal includes completion <br />of a Pre - Demolition Asbestos and Hazardous Materials Surveys at the structures located at <br />85 and 91 Viking Drive West and 2250 Rice Street North. <br />Scope of Services <br />A Pre - Demolition Asbestos and Hazardous Materials Survey will be completed at each <br />property. The purpose of this work is to identify regulated asbestos containing <br />materials (ACM) and hazardous materials associated with the property structures that <br />will require removal or special handling during future building demolitions. The work <br />will be performed in accordance with generally recognized industry standards and <br />current Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) guidelines, where applicable. <br />The asbestos - related work will include a walk- through reconnaissance of the structures <br />to identify suspect ACM. The suspect ACM will be inventoried and sampled for <br />laboratory analysis. For purposes of this proposal, we have assumed that up to 30 <br />samples of suspect material will be collected from each structure for asbestos analysis. <br />We will employ destructive survey methods to ensure that all ACM is identified prior <br />to building demolition as required MDH guidelines. <br />The work related to hazardous building materials will include observations to identify <br />building components that typically contain hazardous substances. Typical items <br />addressed during hazardous materials inventories include fluorescent light bulbs and <br />ballasts, mercury- containing switches and thermostats, lead paint, PCB - containing <br />electrical equipment, and chemical containers. Testing of delaminated painted for lead <br />will also be completed using a x -ray fluorescence (XRF) lead analyzer. <br />