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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMiscellaneous - 1060 GREAT POND ROAD 4/30/2018 1060 Great Pond Road orlon Boyd & Company, %qnc. Multiple Line Adjusters & Surveyors Established 1926 TELEXNo.466111 CABLE:BOYDCO ADDRESS REPLY TO: GORDON BOYD & CO. INC. 11 LAWRENCE ST. Form of Notice of Casualty Loss to Building LAWRENCE, MASS.01840 Under Mass. Gen. Laws,Ch. 139, Sec. 313 To: Building Commissioner or Board of Health or Inspector of Buildings Board of Selectmen ~C 1 ( Town. Hall addresses 1 (- `a Re: Insured: Cash RnergW Tne Property address: 11060 Osgood-St No, Andover ria. l f Policy No. 11P022720357 Loss of__ vehicle damages j61 1984 File or Claim No. T. 77?0 Claim has been made involving loss, damage or destruction of the above captioned property, which may either exceed $1,000.00 or cause Mass. Gen. Laws, 'Chapter 143, Section 6 to be applicable. If any notice under Mass Gen. Laws, Ch. 139 Sec. 313 is appropriate please direct it to the attention of the writer and include a reference to the captioned insured, location, policy number, date of loss and claim or file number. 4 —)-In On this date, I caused copies of this notice to a sent to he persons named above at the addresses indicated above by first class mail. � Signature and ate M5tA;SSOCATION MASSACHUSETTS CONNECTICUT NEW HAMPSHIRE VERMONT MAINE RHODE ISLAND Boston Lawrence Bridgeport Claremont Brattleboro Augusta PawtucketBarnstable Pittsfield New London Gorham Burlington Lewiston CLAIM/BRVICS Ot Brockton Salem No.Haven Laconia Montpelier Skowhegan NEW YORKMRMI ,tNC. Fall River Springfield Stamford Manchester White River Jct. 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FAM/acb TO: Faculty, Students, Administrative Staff and Service Employees FROM: Frank A. Marino RE: Radon DATE: June 14, 1989 On Wednesday, March 8, 1989, the Advanced Radon Detection Company installed approximately 225 Niton two day radon detectors throughout Brooks School. Each detector was exposed for 48 hours and was picked up for analysis on Friday, March 10, 1989. The testing was conducted under "worst case" conditions; i.e. , during the winter and when the School was unoccupied and the buildings closed tight. The findings even under adverse conditions proved to be quite gratifying. Out of 225 tests only 13 locations had modestly elevated readings and of the 13 elevated readings there was only one reading that is located in an area frequented by students. In keeping with EPA recommended guidelines, ones average exposure to radon should be less than 4 pCi/l (in general what that means is that in a 24 hour period if one is exposed to various elevations of radon the summation of the number of hours one is exposed to the various elevations of exposure divided by 24) . For example, if your general living area has a radon intensity of 2.2 pCi/1 and your basement has a radon intensity of 8.8 pCi/l and you respectively occupy said locations 20 hours and 4 hours each your average exposure would be 20 x 2.2 + 4 x 8.8 divided by 24 which would equal 3.3 pCi/1 which is well within the EPAP gne uideliof 4 Ci/1. With the above information in hand you can readily evaluate the following 13 radon readings that were elevated: Original Follow-up Original Follow-up Readings Readings Readings Readings Building Basement Basement Living Area Living Area Peabody House 4.4 --- 1.6, 1.8,2.3 --- Hettinger House East Center Apt. 5.1 --- less than 1.0 --- Hettinger House West 6.8 11,15 1.2,2.2 --- Thompson House 8.8 4.9,11 5.0 2.2 Dearborn House 5.6 3.3 1.3 --- Steven's Property 9.1 2.5,4.1 1.5 ---