Lead Program Limited Lead-Based Paint Inspection and Risk Assessment Report Midland Elementary School 206 North High Street Lacon, Illinois 61540 Client: Midland Unit District 7 901 Hilltop Drive Sparland, Illinois 61565 Date: January 27, 2016 Ideal Number: 19684BTABLE OF CONTENTS LIMITED LEAD-BASED PAINT INSPECTION AND RISK ASSESSMENT REPORT APPENDIX A * Lead-Based Paint Testing Data Sheets * Photos with Sample Numbers ¢ Floor Plan with Sample Locations APPENDIX B * Dust Sample Locations and Results * Floor Plan with Sample Locations APPENDIX C + Floor Plan APPENDIX D * Certifications and LicensesMidland Elomentary Schoo! 206 North High Street Lacon, Illinois 61540 January 27, 2016 Limited Lead-Based Paint Inspection and Risk Assessment Report Introduction Midiand Unit District 7 retained Ideal Environmental Engineering IDEAL) to perform a very limited lead-based paint inspection and limited risk assessment in specific areas at the Midland Elementary School. Is limited in that a complete lead-based paint inspection and isk assessment forthe entire Bullding was not dane and hazard control cost estimates were not proved ‘Areas inspected were determined by Mr. Rolf Sivertsen, Superintendent and Mr. Christopher Dvorak, Regional Office of Education, The on-site work was conducted on January 27, 2016, by illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) licensed Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor Ann M. Skeate, #011144, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) inspection and risk assessment guidelines were sed to determine the evaluation and control of lead-based paint hazards. Purpose of Work: Inspection Phase The inspection was performed to: + determine By paint sampling the presence of lead-based paint on buliding components Risk Assessment Phase The risk assessment was performed to. + determine the hazards of lead-based paint which is deteriorated in the lead-based paint inspection areas determine the hazards of any lead-contaminated dust within the lead-based paint inspection areas determine the hazards of any lead-contaminated soil within the lead-based paint inspection areas determine the lead hazard interim and long-term control methods for the areas of risk provide a re-evaluation schedule for the lead hazard control methods provide recommended lead hazard control methods Methodologies Inspection Phase it Sampling Painted surfaces on building components are sampled by an !DPH-icensed lead inspector for lead-based paint content using a Lead Paint Analyzer (model number LPA~1B) manufactured by Radiation Monitoring Devices, Inc. also referred to as an X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) instrument. The LPA-1B implements the XRF testing technique by using a sealed radioactive source (Cobalt-57) inside the instrument. The XRF testing technique is a common analytical technique used to quantitatively measure the concentration level of elements in solid or liquid materials. ‘The XRF test results are recorded in the fleld. See Appendix A for the field lead-based paint data sheets. The HUD standard for lead-based paint is 1.0 mg/em. Risk Assessment Phas Visual Inspection The leac-base paint inspection areas wore visually assessed by an IDPt-icensed lead risk assessor 0 enty the following: +» deteriorated lead-based paint surfaces and exterior soil areas in the lead-based paint inspection areas Dust Sampling Dust samples are collected by an IDPH-licensed lead risk assessor for analysis of lead content from areas which are likely to be contacted by young children, high traffic areas, and high friction areas. Dust samples are collected following the HUD and the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) approved sampling procedures. ‘The samples are collected from areas of one square foot (floors) or %4 square foot (window sills and/or troughs) with ASTM-approved dust wipe sampling media, in accordance with 40 CFR 745.63. The wiping technique consists of wiping the sample area in an "S"-shaped pattem while trying to achieve as close to 100% coverage as possible. The inspector {olds the wipe in half, and an additional wipe of the area is performed at ninety degrees to the inital wipe. The inspector folds the wipe in half aga in, and performs an additional wipe covering all four perimeter sides of the sampling area. The ‘sample is placed in an appropriately labeled container. Dust samples are analyzed for lead using Flame Atomic ‘Absorptions by an approved laboratory. Laboratory information is provided on the laboratory data sheets included in ‘Appendix B. ‘deal Environmental Engineering, Inc. © (600) 526-0964 in lino’ oF (209) 826-4259» —_wuweideslenvironmentalcomMidland Elementary School 206 North High Street Lacon, Illinois 61540 January 27, 2016 ‘The HUD, United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and IDPH standards for levels of leaded-dust are as follows: HUD and USEPA: Floors 40 ugit? Window Sills 250 ugitt Window Troughs 400 ug IDPH Floors 40 ugit? Window Sills 200 ugit= Window Troughs 200 ugit® Lead Hazard Determination ‘The visual inspection and sample results are reviewed by an IDPH-icensed lead risk assessor to determine the presence of lead hazards. Any lead-based paint building component which is deteriorated, subject to impact or fiction or which a child may have chewed and any dust that contain lead in excess of the regulatory standards are defined to be lead hazards. Lead Hazard Controls ‘Short-term and long-term options for methods to control the lead hazards are determined by an IDPHlicensed lead risk ‘assessor and estimated costs for each method are provided. Lead Hazard Re-evaluation Schedule A re-evaluation schedule is provided forall lead hazards as a means to determine a timeframe for re-review of the property for stabilization of the hazard control options utilized. Inspection Phase Summary int Sam {lead-based paint was detected in various building components as follows: + Plaster, Wall North, White, Outside Room 212-213 - Lobby Area : fer, Wall North, White, Lobby Area : ter, Wall South, White, Southwest Comer of Hallway + Plaster, Wall West, White, Hallway by Elevator and Stairs Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Outside of Room 122 Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Room 118 Metal, Window Eaves, White, Exterior Windows - Room 302 ‘Wood, Window Sil, White, Interior Windows - Room 208 Refer to Appendix A for details. Risk Assessment Summary Visual Inspection Lead-based paint was identified in the following building components which were deteriorated, subject to impact or friction or which a child may have chewed: Plaster, Wall North, White, Outside Room 212-213 - Lobby Area North, White, Lobby Area South, White, Southwest Comer of Hallway Plaster, Wall West, White, Hallway by Elevator and Stairs Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Outside of Room 122 Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Room 118 Metal, Window Eaves, White, Exterior Windows - Room 302 Reter to Appendix A for detail Soil was contaminated with lead-based paint chips under the windows outside of Room 118 and Room 122 Dust Samples Dust wipe sampling indicated that lead in dust is present in amounts greater than HUD, USEPA and IDPH standards for leaded-dust levels in the following locations: + Sample F-4 Floor Under Window Room 213 All other dust wipe samples were below the HUD, USEPA and IDPH standards for leaded-dust levels. Refer to Appendix B for details. deal Environmental Engineering, Inc. (800) 535-0964 in Winols or (808) 628-4259 «www idealenvironmental comMidland Elementary School 206 North High Street ‘Lacon, Illinois 61540 January 27, 2016 Lead Hazard Determination Lead hazards were identified as follows: Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall North, White, Outside Room 212-213 - Lobby Area Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall North, White, Lobby Area. Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall South, White, Southwest Comer of Hallway. Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall West, White, Hallway by Elevator and Stairs. Deteriorated LPB on Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Outside of Room 122. Deteriorated LPB on Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Room 118, Deteriorated LPB on Metal, Window Eaves, White, Exterior Windows - Room 302. Leaded-dust on floor under the window in Room 213, + Deteriorated LPB on original exterior windows and eaves, * LBP chip debris on the soll under the windows of Room 118 and Room 122 Lead Hazard Controls Interim controls are short-term lead hazard control measures. These options provide appropriate ways to control hazards without actually removing or enclosing the lead-based paint, however all lead hazard control activites have the potential {o create hazards that were not previously present. A list of recommended interim control options is provided below. An estimate should be obtained from an IDPHicensed lead-based paint abatement contractor. The interim controls are less expensive intially, but may be more expensive in the long run because they need to be re-evaluated more frequently, Hazard #1: Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall North, White, Outside Room 212-213 - Lobby Area, ‘Stabiize paint and cover with a high quality iquid encapsulant coating Hazard #2: Deteiorated LPS on Paster, Wall North, White, Lobby Area Stabilze palntand cover wth @ high qualtyIquid encapsulant coating Hazard #3: Deteriorated LPB on Plaster. Wall South, White, Southwest Corner of Hallway tablize pant and cover with a high quailty iquid encapsulant coating Hazard #4: Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall West, White, Hallway by Elevator and Stairs ‘Stabilize paint and cover with a high quality quid encapsulant coating, Hazard #5: Deteriorated LPB on Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Outside of Room 122. Stabilize paint and cover with a high quality liquid encapsulant coating Hazard #6: Deteriorated LPB on Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Room 118. Stabilize paint and cover with a high quality liquid encapsulant coating Hazard #7: Deterioraled LPB on Metal, Window Eaves, \ Stabilize paint and cover with a high quality liquid encapsul Hazards #8: Leaded-dust on floor under the window in Room 213. Remove dust by steam cieaning carpet thoroughly with an industrial strength enzyme cleaner or thoroughly hepa- vacuuming the area. Hazard #9: Deteriorated LPB on original exterior windows and eaves. Stablize paint and cover with a high qualty liquid encapsulant coating. Hazard #10: LBP chip debris on the soil under the windows of Room 118 and Room 122. ‘Thoroughly hepa-vacuum the soil area under the windows of Room 178 and Room 122, ‘Abatement/Replacement Options ‘Abatement means any set of measures designed to permanently eliminate lead hazards. Abatement includes the removal of lead-based paint and leaded-dust hazards, the permanent (meaning an expected design life of atleast 20, years) enclosure or encapsulation of lead-based paint, the replacement of components or fixtures painted with lead- based paint, and the removal or permanent covering of lead-in-soil hazards. Abatement options offer long-term solutions for lead hazards, A lst of abatement options is provided below. An estimate should be obtained from an IOPH-licensed lead-based paint abatement contractor. The replacement and removal methods listed below are more expensive intially, but do not require on-going re-evaluation. Hazard #1: Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall North, White, Outside Room 212-213 - Lobby Area, 1. Enclose the wall system with drywall or other suitable material. 2. Chemically remove paint from wall system, Ideal Environmental Engineering, Inc. © (800) 535-0964 n linois or (308) 828-4259 wawideslenvironmental comMidland Elementary School 206 North High Street Lacon, Illinois 61540 January 27, 2016 Hazard #2: Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall North, White, Lobby Area. 1. Enclose the wall system with drywall or other suitable material 2. Chemically remove paint from wall system Hazard #3: Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall South, White, Southwest Comer of Hallway. 1, Enclose the wall system with drywall or other suitable material 2. Chemically remove paint from wall system. Hazard #4; Deteriorated LPB on Plaster, Wall West Hallway by Elevator and Stairs, jee tove tee wall stor wih deywall or eer sulable tate 2. Chemically remove paint from wall system. Hazard #5: Deteriorated LPB on Wood, Window Frame, White Windows Room 122. Replace window framing system. 2. Enclose window framing system with aluminum or other suitable material 3. Chemically remove paint from window framing system. Hazard #5:_Deteriorated LPB on Wood, Window Frame, White, Exterior Windows - Room 118. 1. Replace window framing system. 2. Enclose window framing system with aluminum or other suitable material. 3. Chemically remove paint from window framing system. Hazard #7: Deteriorated LPB on Metal, Window Eaves, White, Exterior Windows - Room 302. 1. Replace the eaves. 2, Enclose the eaves with aluminum or other suitable material, 3. Chemically remove paint from the eaves. Hazards #8: Leaded: Room 213. Remove dust by steam cleaning carpet thoroughly with an industrial sengih enzyme cleaner or thoroughly hepa- ‘vacuuming the area. 2. Replace the carpet in Room 213, Hazard #9: Deteriorated LPB on original exterior wi ee opiace wincon faring Sod es a eats. ——$§$ 2 Enclose the window framing eaves with aluminum or other suitable material. 3. Chemically remove paint from the window framing and eaves, Hazard #10: LBP chip debris on the soll under the windows of Room 118 and Room 122, 7. Thoroughly hepa-vacuum the soll area under the windows of Room 118 and Room 122. Lead Hazard Re-Evaluation Schedule ‘The owner should examine the condition of all reaiments of the remediated hazard as specified below. Each of these treatments should be re-evaluated by an IDPH licensed risk assessor at specific intervals to make certain that they remain effective and to ensure that new lead hazards do not appear. TacardGonvleiod | SandardReevatnton | TypwotReevaton Sorin! Ove Rano iyea,2 ear itor | But arp, Vow Atay Reena Sera Pani Siabzaton ‘yea,2 enw ter | Bst arg: Vou Atay Reson Sora Sot ein Conte Snes en amty | Wave Asesnert Sol Abtoment ena Vial asesanerornow be dene ei Enews Ana Vial asses Removal fal Lead Seed Pat | Noe Hone Balding Component Revere [woe Hone | “Taken from Table 6.1 ofthe HUD Guidelines {deal Environmental Engineering, Inc. © (800) 535-0964in tinols or (808) 828-4259 «wav dealenvironmentalcomMidland Elementary Schoo! 206 North High Street Lacon, Ilinois 61540 January 27, 2016 Floor Plans For floor plans, refer to Appendix . Certifications and Licensing For certifications and licensing, refer to Appendix D. Conclusions in summary, lead hazards are present. IDEAL recommends the Interim Control Options be implemented or Abatement andlor Replacement Options be ‘conducted. For either option, HUD requires lead-safe work practices and worker/resident protection practices complying with the IDPH, EPA, HUD and OSHA standards. IDEAL recommends that windows not be opened until the lead-based paint on exterior window frames and eaves has been stabilized IDEAL recommends a complete lead-based paint inspection and risk assessment for the entire building. ‘The Illinois Department of Public Health requires that a company or sole individual performing lead-based paint mitigation ‘work (inclusive of Interim Control Options and Abatement and/or Replacement Options) on any property owned by HUD of receiving public funding be licensed with the department as a lead abatement contractor and that all individuals performing lead mitigation work be licensed as lead workers and that at least one individual be licensed as a lead supervisor. Note, this is not an inclusive list of all properties in lois requiring licensing for lead mitigation work. ‘Acopy ofthe above Summary must be provided to new lessees (tenant) and purchasers ofthis property under Federal law (24 CFR part 95 ‘and 40 CFR part 745) before they become obigaled unde a lease or sales contract. The comple report must also be provides to now purchasers and it must be made avalebo to new tenants. Landlords (essors) and sols are also requred to astute an educational pamphlet Spproved by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and inde standaré waming language in Vek leagee oF salos conracts to ensure that arents nave the information they need to protect tei chlren from lead-based pain General Comments IDEAL's inspection and sampling was non-destructive. Only accessible building components were inspected and tested. Demoiion of building components to access hidden materials was not included in the scope ofthis work. IDEAL makes ro warranty a8 to the possible existence or absence of lead-based pain! in inaccessible locations. ‘While HUD is directly applicable to public housing and federally assisted housing, the principals presented under the HUD guidelines are generally accepted as the industry standard for lead-based paint inspections and risk assessments, ‘The scope of work presented in this report was based on an understanding between IDEAL and client, whether the Understanding was from verbal conversation of written document(s). The scope of work and report shall be deemed accepted by client unless client advises to the contrary in writing to IDEAL within 10 days of the report shipping package postmark, “This Fejjor shall not be reproduced, except in full, without the written consent of IDEAL. ‘Ann M. Skeate IDPH-Licensed Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor (#011144) deal Environmental Engineering, Ine. + (800) 535-0964'n linols or (308) 628-4259 www idealenvironmental comAPPENDIX A Lead-Based Paint Testing Data Sheets Photos with Sample Numbers Floor Plan with Sample Locationsauaseid vonesousiap ewju AMM DEL, Z40 Le6eg PayeIOUO}eG-G JOEIUI} “Uled aseG-PeDT Jo} SUORIPUOD JUIEd , aar10N 7 aeTION-WN Zi WOOW 30 30SINO = SHOONIN BORA BURN | TBWENOGNM | coo 9.9,,555 QM 30,0018, >9.9j 4,4, QM 30,0019, -0.2 yy QM 30,0020, 0.67 QM 30,0021, >9.9y yy, QM 30,0022, -O.4 44, QM 30,0023, >9.9, QM 30,0024, -O.Li rs. QM 30,0025, -0.2 59, QM 30,0026, 0.0 yy QM 30,0027, -O. yyy QM 30,0028, -O.2 yy QM 30,0029, -0.3 yyy, QM 30,0030, 1.4), QM 30,0031, -0.4, yy, QM 30,0032, OL jj QM 30,0033, 0.91, QM 30,0034, 2.7rinynnStd 30,0035, 2.6, Std 30,0036, 2.5,yynnStd Page 1 of 1Sample 4 Limited Lead-Based Paint Inspection XRF Sample Locaton Photos ‘lent: Midland Unt District 7 Sie: Midland Elementary Schoo! 206 North High Street Lacon, nas 61540 ate: January 27, 2016 IDEAL: = 196848 Poge 1 of 4Sample 5 and Sample 6 Limited Lea-Based Paint inspection XRF Sample Location Photos ‘lent: ‘Midland Uni Distt 7 Site: ‘Miland Elementary Schoot Date: DEAL: 195848, Page 2of 24Sample 7 Limited Lead Based Paint Inspection F Semple Locaton Phatas ‘lent: ‘Mialand Unit District 7 Ste: Midland Elementary Schoot 206 North High Stroot Lacon, tins 61540 Date: sanary 27,2016 DEAL: 196848 Page 3 of 24Sample & Page 4 of 24Sample 9 Limited Lead-Based Paint Inspection “XRF Semgle Location Photos lent: Midland Unit District 7 Site: Midland Elementary Schoo! 206 North High Steet Lacon, tins 61540 Date: sianuary 27,2016, DEAL: 198848 Page 5 of 24Limited Lead-Based Paint Inspection XRF Sample Location Protos (lent: Midland Unit District 7 Sie: Midland Elementary Schoo! 206 North High Street Lacon, tines 61540 Date: sanuary 2, 2016 IDEAL: 198848 Page 6 of 24Sample 11 Limited Lead-Based Pant Inspection XRF Sample Location Pots Cent: Midland Unit District 7 Ste: Midland Elementary Schoo! 206 North High Streat Lacon, nls 61540 Date: sanuary 27,2016, IDEAL: 198848 Page 7 of 24Sample 12 Limited Lead-Based Paint inspection RF Sample Location Photos ‘lent: Midland Unit Distt 7 ‘Site: Midland Elementary choot 206 North High Strout Lacon, tines 61540 Date: sanuary 2, 2016 IDEALS: 196848 Page 8 of 24Sample 13 Page 9 of 24Limited Lead-Based Palt inspection XRF Sample Location Photos tent: ‘Midland Unt Distet 7 Midland Elementary Schoo! 206 North High Street Lacon, ins 61840 anwar 27,2016 96848 Sample 14 fF Page 10 of 24Sample 15 mite Lead-Based Paint inspection XRF Sample Location Photos Clont: Midland Uni District 7 ‘Ste: Midland Elementary School 206 North High Street ‘Lacon, tinal 61540, Page 11 of 24mite Lead-Based Paint inspection RF Sangl Lozaton Phos Cleats Mand Unk Ostet 7 Site icland Elementary School Sample 16 a {acon lina 61540 Dae: January 27,2016 (DEAL: oa AT lb Page 12 of 24Umit Lead-Based Paint inspection XRF Sample Location Photos ee ita beet? 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(DEAL: © Yo884 Page 23 of 26Sample 33 Limit Lead-Based Paint Inspection XRF Sample Location Photos Clont: Midland Uni District Site: ilend Elementary School 206 Nort High Stet Lacor 340 Date: nua 27,2018 DEAL: 196848 Page 24 of 24IDEAL Number: 196848, Client: Midland Unit District 7 Location: Midland Elementary School Contact: Rolf Sivertsen Address 206 North High Street Telephone: _ 309-469-2061 ‘Lacon, Ilinois 61540 Diagram Completion Date: “January 27, 2016 Prepared By: _Ann M. Skeate | Description: _XRF Sample Number Locations | Lower Level Floor PlanIDEAL Number: 196848, Client: Midland Unit District 7 Location: ‘Midiand Elementary School Contact: Rolf Sivertsen Address: 206 North High Street Telephone: _ 309-469-2061 Lacon, Illinois 61540 Diagram Completion Date: January 27, 2016 Prepared By: _Ann M. Skeate Description: _XRF Sample Number Locations First Floor PlanAPPENDIX B Dust Sample Locations and Results Floor Plan with Sample LocationsDUST WIPE SAMPLE LOCATIONS AND RESULTS Midland Elementary School 206 North High Street Lacon, Illinois 61540 ‘Sample Location Results Number Fa Window Sill - Room 118 <40 F2 ‘Window Sill- Room 101 89 F3 Floor under window sill - Room 208 18 F4 Floor under window sill - Room 213 120 HUD and USEPA: Floors 40 ugift? ‘Window sills 250 ugit? Window Troughs 400 ug? IDPH Floors 40 ugit’p ‘Window sills 200 ugit? Window Troughs 200 ug? z1aReporwneecnn, Saring,Aretenensendeed ish seomendMard UD? -Miing lm Shc teedeRepoaunbtiet wpe7 ( =usL one: 161601270 EMSL Analytica, Inc, Biel Over: 0 ‘2001 Eat 6d St, Inanapoti 8206 — ProneFae 917) 8002907 (S17) 80-9067 Haste ‘Att’ Ann Skeate Phone: (608) 628-4259 Ideal Environmental Engineering, Inc. Fag 008288708 2904 Tractor Lane co aa Bloomington, IL 61704 Project Midland Elem School #196845 Test Report: Lead in Dust by Flame AAS (SW 846 3050B/7000B)" Client SampleDesciption Collected _Anayzed__ Area Sampled aot. Lead Concentration ma Taree aeRO OG or _[v F ‘Turnaround Time (TAT) Options™ - Please Check | D7zHour [| Ceevour | CiiWeek | [i2Week : oe g ® Oo NIOSH 7082 4 uomiter MOSH TTOS 003 ygfilier — 3 paler Wipe™ AST non ASTM, 108 or G “tivo box checked, po AST ee EO, ‘SW846-7O00B77010 SHEE TST TODOS SITS 'SW846-119175W646-60108 or © ‘SWe46- 60108 oF C ‘Seat 1e/SWE46-70008 era 2008 Wastewater Unpreserved Preserved with HNOs pH <2 EPA 2008 EPA 2008 ‘TSPISPM Fitter a Gan | — t Other: Larindous sill Rom HE. WJindew sill Rm lol Floor vader winder) Rr 209 Flav ardn pinden Cor off 3 Glient Samples _| Rolinquished (Client): | Received (Lab): es ‘Comments: ead Err Enger, 2404 Lares, 6174 Uni Ste fasten ssn arr Pe 508264254 Ena efo@ueamhcmracan Pa Ore | Page 1 ot__{ pages Page 10f 1IDEAL Number. 196848 Client: Midland Unit District 7 Location Midland Elementary School Contact: Rolf Sivertsen Address: 206 North High Street Telephone: _ 309-469-2061 Lacon, illinois 61540 Diagram ‘Completion Date; _January 27, 2016 Prepared By: _Ann M. Skeate | Description: _ Dust Wipe Locations | Ko Re Same meen eae etinas FPA Duran wacaransIDEAL Number: 196848 Client: Midland Unit District 7 Location: Midiand Elementary School Contact: Rolf Sivertsen Address: 206 North High Street Telephone: _ 309-469-2061 Lacon, Illinois 61540 Diagram Completion Date: “January 27, 2016 Prepared By: _Ann M. Skeate | Description: _Dust Wipe Locations First Floor PlanAPPENDIX C Floor PlanIDEAL Number: 196848 Client Midiand Unit District 7 Location: Midland Elementary School Contact: Rolf Sivertsen Address: 208 North High Street Telephone: _ 309-469-2061 Lacor is 61540 Diagram Completion Date: “January 27, 2016 Prepared By: _Ann M. Skeate tiption; Floor Plan Floor PlanIDEAL Number 196848 Client: Midland Unit District 7 Location: Midland Elementary Schoo! Contact: Roff Sivertsen Address: 206 North High Street Telephone: _ 309-469-2061 ‘Lacon, Ilinois 61540 Diagram Completion Date: _January 27, 2016 Prepared By: _Ann M. Skeate Description: Floor Pian First Floor PlanAPPENDIX D Certifications and Licenses#IDPH TI/L0/2015 LICENSE NUMBER: 011144 ‘Aum M Skeate 1210 S. Mason Bloomington, [L. 61701 LICENSE APPROVED Iinois Department of Public Health (the Department) recently received and reviewed your application for lead licensure. Your qualifications have been reviewed and found that you meet the requirements set forth by the Department's Lead Poisoning Prevention Code, Section 845.125. ‘Therefore, your application for lead licensure is now complete. Enclosed please find your lead license card. Please have this identification card with you at all times while conducting lead abatement activities. Also, please note the expiration date on the front of the lead license card. A renewal application will need to be completed and submitted to the Department at least 60 days prior to the expiration date. Please follow this link hitp://dph illinois. gov/sites/default/files/licensecertificate/lead-renewalapp.pdf to find a renewal form on-line. Ifyou have any questions, please call (217) 782-5830 or for the hearing impaired, TTY (800) 547-0466. Thank you, The Depat PH LEAD RISK ID ASSESSOR LICENSE LEADID ISSUED EXPIRES oriids ttorzots 5/31/2017 Ana i Skeate 1210S. 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