PRESENCE OF LEAD Sample Clauses

PRESENCE OF LEAD. STATE lead exposure standards for industrial occupancies, like an armory use, are not more than (</=) 200 microns/square foot. The Army National Guard (ANG) has adopted a more strict safe limit for lead exposure of </= 40 microns/square foot. STATE has accepted the more stringent ANG standard and has surveyed PREMISES for lead, the results of which are contained in Exhibit “E”, attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof. Study results demonstrate the PREMISES complies with existing state environmental requirements for lead exposure in an industrial setting (no children), but it also identifies a small number of areas where remediation is required to achieve the new ANG standard. STATE will clean PREMISES to achieve a uniform level of </= 40 microns/square foot of ambient lead throughout PREMISES. CONCURRENCE INSTALLATION COMMANDER THE CITY OF WALNUT CREEK DATE: DRA DATE: FT FOR THE ADJUTANT GENERAL DATE: EXHIBIT A VICINITY MAP/REGION EXHIBIT B ARMORY LOCATION/PREMISES EXHIBIT C JANITORIAL AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES LICENSEE, at LICENSEE’s sole cost and expense, shall furnish the following commercial janitorial services and supplies to PREMISES during the term of this LICENSE:
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PRESENCE OF LEAD. STATE lead exposure standards for industrial occupancies, like an armory use, are not more than (</=) 200 microns/square foot. The Army National Guard (ANG) has adopted a more strict safe limit for lead exposure of </= 40 microns/square foot. STATE has accepted the more stringent ANG standard and has surveyed PREMISES for lead, the results of which are contained in Exhibit “E”, attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof. Study results demonstrate the PREMISES complies with existing state environmental requirements for lead exposure in an industrial setting (no children), but it also identifies a small number of areas where remediation is required to achieve the new ANG standard. STATE will clean PREMISES to achieve a uniform level of </= 40 microns/square foot of ambient lead throughout PREMISES.
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PRESENCE OF LEAD. STATE lead exposure standards for industrial occupancies, like an armory use, are not more than (</=) 200 microns/square foot. The Army National Guard (ANG) has adopted a more strict safe limit for lead exposure of </= 40 microns/square foot. STATE has accepted the more stringent ANG standard and has surveyed PREMISES for lead, the results of which are contained in Exhibit “E”, attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof. Study results demonstrate the PREMISES complies with existing state environmental requirements for lead exposure in an industrial setting, but it also identifies a small number of areas where remediation is required to achieve the new ANG standard. As a result of this finding, the armory is unsuitable for occupancy by children and its use is therefor so restricted by this reference. Attachment F - Licenses to Use State Military Facility EXHIBIT A VICINITY MAP/REGION EXHIBIT B ARMORY LOCATION/ PREMISES EXHIBIT C JANITORIAL AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES LICENSEE, at LICENSEE’s sole cost and expense, shall furnish the following commercial janitorial services and supplies to PREMISES during the term of this LICENSE:
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