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Wolff St.  \nSY 2019/2020 Long Term Sampling –Action Level 10 µg/L Sample Date: 10/04/2019  \n\n| Sample ID | Location Description | Lead Result\u003Cbr>(µg/L) | Action |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 240‐103‐SK01‐01 | Kitchen sink, room 103, east wall | 4.0 |  |\n| 240‐103‐SK02‐01 | Kitchen prep sink, room 103, south wall | \u003C1 .01 |  |\n| 240‐100‐DF01‐01 | Drinking fountain, hallway 100, across from 106 | \u003C1.0 |  |\n| 240‐113‐DF01‐01 | Drinking fountain gym, northwest corner | 2.8 |  |\n| 240‐113‐DF02‐01 | Drinking fountain, gym, south wall | 1.0 |  |\n| 240‐102‐BF01‐01 | Bottle fill station, cafeteria, east wall | \u003C1.0 |  |\n| 240‐102‐DF01‐01 | Drinking fountain, cafeteria, west wall | 2.8 |  |\n| 240‐101C‐SK01‐01 | Nurse sink, room 101C | 7.8 |  |\n| 240‐101A‐SK01‐01 | Sink, main office, room 101A | 5.8 |  |\n| 240‐115‐BF01‐01 | Bottle fill station, hallway 115, main office lobby | \u003C1.0 |  |\n| 240‐115‐DF01‐01 | Drinking fountain, hallway 115, lobby | 2.2 |  |\n| 240‐116‐SK01‐01 | Sink, staff lounge, room 116 | 10.9 | Flush notice, pending faucet replacement |\n| 240‐115‐BF02‐01 | Bottle fill station, hallway 115, across from 121 | \u003C1.0 |  |\n| 240‐118‐DF01‐01 | Drinking fountain, room 118 | 5.7 |  |\n| 240‐119‐DF01‐01 | Drinking fountain, room 119 | 8.7 |  |\n| 240‐208‐DF01‐01 | Drinking fountain, hallway 208, across from 217 | 1.9 |  |\n| 240‐208‐DF02‐01 | Drinking fountain, hallway 208, across from 214 | 2.6 |  |\n| 240‐200‐BF01‐01 | Bottle fill station, hallway 200, across from 202 | \u003C1.0 |  |\n\nSample ID Key:  \nBuilding number – room number – fixture type count – long term count  \n1. Result less than 1.0 µg/L, which is the lowest level that can be reported by the lab.  \nPhase I & II Sampling – Action Level 15 µg/L  \nSample ID Key:  \nBuilding number – room number – fixture type (DF = drinking fountain, SK = sink)– consecutive sample number  \n\n| Phase I Sampled on 9/15/2016 |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr>Sample ID | \u003Cbr>Sample Description | Lead Result | Follow Up Result | Units | Action |\n| 240‐100‐DF‐01 | Drinking fountain, hallway 100, across from 106, left bubbler | 1.9 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐100‐DF‐02 | Drinking fountain, hallway 100, across from 106, right bubbler | 2.6 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐103‐SK‐03 | Kitchen prep sink, south wall | 1.5 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐102‐DF‐04 | Drinking fountain, cafeteria, east wall, left bubbler | 14.4 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐102‐DF‐05 | Drinking fountain, cafeteria, east wall, right bubbler | 8.4 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐102‐DF‐06 | Drinking fountain, cafeteria, west wall, left bubbler | \u003C1 .0*1 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐102‐DF‐07 | Drinking fountain, cafeteria, west wall, right bubbler | 4.4 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐115‐DF‐08 | Drinking fountain, hallway 115, lobby, left bubbler | 4.2 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐115‐DF‐09 | Drinking fountain, hallway 115, lobby, right bubbler | 8.0 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐101A‐SK‐10 | Sink, main office, room 101A | 6.7 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐115‐DF‐11 | Drinking fountain, hallway 115, across from 124, left bubbler | 3.5 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐115‐DF‐12 | Drinking fountain, hallway 115, across from 124, right bubbler | 4.6 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐115‐DF‐13 | Drinking fountain, hallway 115, across from 121, left bubbler | 6.6 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐115‐DF‐14 | Drinking fountain, hallway 115, across from 121, right bubbler | 4.1 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐208‐DF‐15 | Drinking fountain, hallway 208, across from 217, left bubbler | 7.8 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐208‐DF‐16 | Drinking fountain, hallway 208, across from 217, right bubbler | 2.9 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐218‐SK‐17 | Sink, room 218, LMC | 3.1 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐208‐DF‐18 | Drinking fountain, hallway 208, across from 214, left bubbler | 6.9 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐208‐DF‐19 | Drinking fountain, hallway 208, across from 214, right bubbler | 3.6 |  | µg/L |  |\n| 240‐211‐SK‐20 | Classroom sink, room 211 | 43.1 | 8.5 | µg/L | Faucet replaced 11/2017 |\n| 240‐200‐DF‐21 | Drinking fountain, hallway 200, across from 202, lef","cbCaipBJc5GC0VL3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipBJc5GC0VL3","pdf",171063,"English","# Water Lead Sampling Overview\n## Long Term Sampling (Action Level 10 µg/L)\n## Phase I & II Sampling (Action Level 15 µg/L)\n## Sample ID Key and Interpretation","[{\"question\":\"What action level thresholds are used for the lead sampling results?\",\"answer\":\"The document uses an Action Level of 10 µg/L for the long-term sampling results and an Action Level of 15 µg/L for Phase I \\u0026 II sampling.\"},{\"question\":\"How are sample IDs structured in this report?\",\"answer\":\"For long-term sampling, the sample ID encodes building number, room number, fixture type count, and long-term count. 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