THE REPORT

[Guest guest]

They didn't mention the species/genus of mold. Lovely, abestos in

here too. I figured there was abestos too. Boss tried to say it can't

be doing anyone harm, please! Didn't mention why I left b/c they

were Laughing about it! And do you thing Facility Management with

the State does any of this under containment, NO. Mycotoxins still

everywhere in here afterwards and they will just spread more. Here's

the email I got today...

On August 11, 2006, I met with Steve and Roughton

regarding removing mold growth from the affected ductwork in the

receiving area of the SRC. The spay coating on the ductwork that Mr.

Lipton referred to on page 2 of his report is actually textured paint

that contains asbestos. Since the Mold growth in on asbestos

containing material (ACM), this makes the clean up work more involved

and labor intensive. The good news is FM HVAC shop will perform the

clean up activities over a weekend in the next few weeks.

Roughton will need to have some time to order/ build replacement

parts for ductwork that will be removed during the clean up. Here's

my understanding of the scope of the work: FM will remove ACM truck

lines and replace with new ductwork. The rusty diffuser will be

removed and replaced. Several HVAC ductwork boxes that cannot be

removed will be cleaned with bleach and insulated. This will keep the

ACM contained and prevent new mold growth. The flexible hose lines

that attach to the metal ductwork will be cleaned or replaced. Since

there will be a disturbance of ACM, the HVAC system will be shut down

during clean up and demolition activities. FM will clean HVAC air

supply vents and replace water damaged ceiling tile in the entrance

lobby of the SRC. Roughhton and Seve attempted to

discuss the scope of the clean up in the entrance lobby with Rhonda

. Rhonda didn't want to hear what they had to say and left the

building. When Rhonda returned I explained to her about the upcoming

clean up of the entrance lobby/receiving area. This information was

fairly well received by Rhonda. Rhonda asked me about how much money

she would get monthly if she applied for disability. I am going to

look into how she can obtain an estimate of long-term disability

benefits and a disability retirement benefit calculation

Ed, will contact you when he is ready to schedule the work.

1) Please call in a work order to have the construction services to

clean and replace weather curtains as needed.

2) Per FM, please remove table from front of electrical panel box on

4-A.

3) Mail will need to be removed from the receiving area in the

afternoon, before clean up starts.

4) At your convenience, we should talk about how to address ACM

damaged floor tile on level 4-A. Please refer to the laboratory

report that I gave Dick on August 10.

Please let me know if you have any questions about any of the above

information.

Thanks.

RW

8/14/06

[Guest guest]

so sorry you have had to go through this, but you at least got

something to be done. hang in there, hope your felling

better.

--- In

, " austingirl5262 " <austingirl5262@...>

wrote:

>

> They didn't mention the species/genus of mold. Lovely, abestos in

> here too. I figured there was abestos too. Boss tried to say it

can't

> be doing anyone harm, please! Didn't mention why I left b/c they

> were Laughing about it! And do you thing Facility Management with

> the State does any of this under containment, NO. Mycotoxins still

> everywhere in here afterwards and they will just spread more.

Here's

> the email I got today...

>

> On August 11, 2006, I met with Steve and Roughton

> regarding removing mold growth from the affected ductwork in the

> receiving area of the SRC. The spay coating on the ductwork that

Mr.

> Lipton referred to on page 2 of his report is actually textured

paint

> that contains asbestos. Since the Mold growth in on asbestos

> containing material (ACM), this makes the clean up work more

involved

> and labor intensive. The good news is FM HVAC shop will perform the

> clean up activities over a weekend in the next few weeks.

> Roughton will need to have some time to order/ build replacement

> parts for ductwork that will be removed during the clean up. Here's

> my understanding of the scope of the work: FM will remove ACM truck

> lines and replace with new ductwork. The rusty diffuser will be

> removed and replaced. Several HVAC ductwork boxes that cannot be

> removed will be cleaned with bleach and insulated. This will keep

the

> ACM contained and prevent new mold growth. The flexible hose lines

> that attach to the metal ductwork will be cleaned or replaced.

Since

> there will be a disturbance of ACM, the HVAC system will be shut

down

> during clean up and demolition activities. FM will clean HVAC air

> supply vents and replace water damaged ceiling tile in the entrance

> lobby of the SRC. Roughhton and Seve attempted to

> discuss the scope of the clean up in the entrance lobby with Rhonda

> . Rhonda didn't want to hear what they had to say and left

the

> building. When Rhonda returned I explained to her about the

upcoming

> clean up of the entrance lobby/receiving area. This information

was

> fairly well received by Rhonda. Rhonda asked me about how much

money

> she would get monthly if she applied for disability. I am going to

> look into how she can obtain an estimate of long-term disability

> benefits and a disability retirement benefit calculation

>

> Ed, will contact you when he is ready to schedule the work.

>

> 1) Please call in a work order to have the construction services to

> clean and replace weather curtains as needed.

>

> 2) Per FM, please remove table from front of electrical panel box

on

> 4-A.

>

> 3) Mail will need to be removed from the receiving area in the

> afternoon, before clean up starts.

>

> 4) At your convenience, we should talk about how to address ACM

> damaged floor tile on level 4-A. Please refer to the laboratory

> report that I gave Dick on August 10.

>

> Please let me know if you have any questions about any of the above

> information.

>

> Thanks.

> RW

> 8/14/06

>

[Guest guest]

Since the mycotoxins are being circulated thru the air intake,

doesn't that mean the abestos is too as well as all in the air

around me? I'm so MAD! And they are using bleach! I wonder if life

is better on another planet. Wonder if mold and abestos exist

there. I can't get away from this poison! I'm so

TIRED............................... Rhonda

>

> They didn't mention the species/genus of mold. Lovely, abestos in

> here too. I figured there was abestos too. Boss tried to say it

can't

> be doing anyone harm, please! Didn't mention why I left b/c they

> were Laughing about it! And do you thing Facility Management with

> the State does any of this under containment, NO. Mycotoxins still

> everywhere in here afterwards and they will just spread more.

Here's

> the email I got today...

>

> On August 11, 2006, I met with Steve and Roughton

> regarding removing mold growth from the affected ductwork in the

> receiving area of the SRC. The spay coating on the ductwork that

Mr.

> Lipton referred to on page 2 of his report is actually textured

paint

> that contains asbestos. Since the Mold growth in on asbestos

> containing material (ACM), this makes the clean up work more

involved

> and labor intensive. The good news is FM HVAC shop will perform

the

> clean up activities over a weekend in the next few weeks.

> Roughton will need to have some time to order/ build replacement

> parts for ductwork that will be removed during the clean up.

Here's

> my understanding of the scope of the work: FM will remove ACM

truck

> lines and replace with new ductwork. The rusty diffuser will be

> removed and replaced. Several HVAC ductwork boxes that cannot be

> removed will be cleaned with bleach and insulated. This will keep

the

> ACM contained and prevent new mold growth. The flexible hose lines

> that attach to the metal ductwork will be cleaned or replaced.

Since

> there will be a disturbance of ACM, the HVAC system will be shut

down

> during clean up and demolition activities. FM will clean HVAC air

> supply vents and replace water damaged ceiling tile in the

entrance

> lobby of the SRC. Roughhton and Seve attempted to

> discuss the scope of the clean up in the entrance lobby with

Rhonda

> . Rhonda didn't want to hear what they had to say and left

the

> building. When Rhonda returned I explained to her about the

upcoming

> clean up of the entrance lobby/receiving area. This information

was

> fairly well received by Rhonda. Rhonda asked me about how much

money

> she would get monthly if she applied for disability. I am going

to

> look into how she can obtain an estimate of long-term disability

> benefits and a disability retirement benefit calculation

>

> Ed, will contact you when he is ready to schedule the work.

>

> 1) Please call in a work order to have the construction services

to

> clean and replace weather curtains as needed.

>

> 2) Per FM, please remove table from front of electrical panel box

on

> 4-A.

>

> 3) Mail will need to be removed from the receiving area in the

> afternoon, before clean up starts.

>

> 4) At your convenience, we should talk about how to address ACM

> damaged floor tile on level 4-A. Please refer to the laboratory

> report that I gave Dick on August 10.

>

> Please let me know if you have any questions about any of the

above

> information.

>

> Thanks.

> RW

> 8/14/06

>