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4HIS GUIDE WAS DEVELOPED BY $UNN %DWARDS FOR ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS WHO ARE DEVELOPING PROJECTS WITH A GREEN FOCUS "UILDINGS
THAT ARE DESIGNED TO BE ECO EFFICIENT AND SUSTAINABLE ARE NOT MERELY A TRENDTHEY ARE AN IMPORTANT ELEMENT OF OUR FUTURE AND THE
FOCUS ON GREEN BUILDING APPEARS TO BE INCREASING
-UCH OF THE TERMINOLOGY IS OFTEN USED INTERCHANGEABLY BUT THERE ARE UNIQUE DIFFERENCES IN THE PROGRAMS AND RATING SYSTEMS 4HIS
GUIDE WILL HELP BOTH THE NOVICE AND THE EXPERT UNDERSTAND THESE PROGRAMS AND HOW $UNN %DWARDS PRODUCTS CAN BE USED IN THE
VARIOUS SPECIFICATIONS
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4AB %NVIRONMENTAL 2ESPONSIBILITY 4HIS SECTION EXPLAINS OUR COMMITMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY AS PART OF OUR
HISTORY CORPORATE PHILOSOPHY AND MOVING INTO THE FUTURE -ANUFACTURING %THYLENE 'LYCOL &REE %' &REE PRODUCTS SUPPORTS
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4AB 'REEN 3EAL AND ,%%$© 0RODUCTS 4HIS SECTION WILL HELP DESIGN PROFESSIONALS INTERESTED IN THE ,%%$© PROGRAM )NCLUDED
ARE THE '3 3TANDARD AND LISTS OF $UNN %DWARDS INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PRODUCTS THAT QUALIFY
4AB ,%%$© #ALIFORNIA 3UPPLEMENT #(03 4HIS SECTION PROVIDES INFORMATION ABOUT HOW THE ,%%$© PROGRAM WORKS IN
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4AB ,OW /DOR AND ,OW OR :ERO 6/# 0RODUCTS 4HIS SECTION INCLUDES A LIST OF )NTERIOR ,OW /DOR AND ,OW OR :ERO 6/#
PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED OR DISTRIBUTED BY $UNN %DWARDS
4AB 2ECYCLED 0RODUCTS 4HIS SECTION INCLUDES 2ECOVER A LINE OF RECYCLED PAINTS DISTRIBUTED BY $UNN %DWARDS
4AB 0RODUCT )NFORMATION 3HEETS 4HIS SECTION CONTAINS PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEETS FOR THE PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THIS GUIDE
"E SURE TO CALL ON YOUR $UNN %DWARDS !RCHITECTURAL 2EPRESENTATIVE WITH ANY PAINTING QUESTIONS OR NEEDS NO MATTER WHAT SIZE YOUR
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$UNN %DWARDS #ORPORATION ENJOYS A REPUTATION IN THE PAINT INDUSTRY AS A MANUFACTURER OF SUPERIOR ARCHITECTURAL COATINGS 7E USE THE
HIGHEST QUALITY RAW MATERIALS PRODUCT FORMULATIONS AND MANUFACTURING PROCESSES TO ACHIEVE AND MAINTAIN THIS STATUS 7E BELIEVE
HOWEVER THAT OUR PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE MUST INCLUDE PRESERVATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY AND PROTECTION OF HUMAN HEALTH AND
SAFETY
$UNN %DWARDS #ORPORATION HAS ALWAYS MAINTAINED A COMMITMENT TO FULL COMPLIANCE WITH ALL HEALTH AND SAFETY LAWS AND ENVIRONMENTAL
REGULATIONS "EYOND STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH LEGAL MANDATES WE HAVE VOLUNTARILY INITIATED RESPONSIBLE POLICIES TO SAFEGUARD THE
HEALTH AND SAFETY OF OUR WORKERS AND CUSTOMERS AND THE QUALITY OF OUR SHARED ENVIRONMENT
&OR EXAMPLE $UNN %DWARDS INVESTS HEAVILY IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS AIMED AT PRODUCING THE HIGHEST QUALITY PAINT AND
COATINGS POSSIBLE UNDER REGULATORY RESTRICTIONS AND OUR OWN MORAL COMMITMENT /UR EFFORTS FOCUS ON MINIMIZING OR ELIMINATING THE
USE OF POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS &OLLOWING ARE SOME ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THESE EFFORTS
$URING THE EARLY S AFTER HAVING ALREADY PHASED OUT MOST USES OF WHITE LEAD PIGMENT $UNN %DWARDS DISCONTINUED FROM OUR
PRODUCT LINE THE LAST REMAINING LEAD BASED PAINT AN EXTERIOR WOOD PRIMER 4HE &EDERAL #ONSUMER 0RODUCTS 3AFETY #OMMISSION
DID NOT BAN RESIDENTIAL USE OF LEAD CONTAINING PAINTS UNTIL
.EAR THE END OF THE S $UNN %DWARDS REFORMULATED PRODUCTS TO ELIMINATE COMPLETELY THE USE OF BIOCIDES CONTAINING MERCURY
53 %0! DID NOT IMPOSE A LIMITED BAN ON MERCURY BIOCIDES UNTIL !T THAT TIME $UNN %DWARDS WAS ONE OF ONLY TWO PAINT
MANUFACTURERS APPROVED AS A SUPPLIER OF MERCURY FREE COATINGS TO COUNTY AGENCIES IN #ALIFORNIA
)N THE MID S $UNN %DWARDS REPLACED ETHYLENE GLYCOL A TOXIC SOLVENT WIDELY USED IN LATEX PAINTS WITH PROPYLENE GLYCOL
WHICH PERFORMS JUST AS WELL 5NLIKE ETHYLENE GLYCOL HOWEVER PROPYLENE GLYCOL IS NON TOXIC AND IN FACT IS &$! APPROVED FOR USE
IN FOODS BEVERAGES COSMETICS TOILETRIES AND MEDICINES
!LL PRODUCTS CURRENTLY MANUFACTURED BY $UNN %DWARDS CONTAIN NO ASBESTOS OR CHROMATES NOR ANY KNOWN CARCINOGEN OR
REPRODUCTIVE TOXICANT AS AN INTENDED INGREDIENT
)N OUR FACTORY OPERATIONS $UNN %DWARDS ENGAGES IN A COMPREHENSIVE RECYCLING PROGRAM THAT IS MANDATED BY MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORTED
BY EMPLOYEES /UR RECYCLING POLICY EVOLVED OUT OF A REALIZATION THAT DISCARDING WASTE IS NOT ONLY UNECONOMICAL BUT ALSO POTENTIALLY
UNHEALTHY AND UNAESTHETIC 7E CURRENTLY RECYCLE OVER PERCENT OF OUR PROCESS WASTESTREAM 4HIS HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED THROUGH
THE FOLLOWING PROCESS MODIFICATIONS
-ANUFACTURING PROCEDURES ARE CONTINUALLY EVALUATED FOR OPPORTUNITIES TO REDUCE OR ELIMINATE GENERATION OF PROCESS WASTE &OR
EXAMPLE /UR RECENT INSTALLATION OF A CUSTOM hSLURRY SYSTEMv USING AQUEOUS PIGMENT SUSPENSIONS TO REPLACE MOST DRY POWDERED
PIGMENTS HAS SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED FUGITIVE DUST EMISSIONS FROM OUR FACTORY
2EUSABLE BULK CONTAINERS HAVE REPLACED AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE DISPOSABLE SACKS OF POWDERED PIGMENTS 4HIS REDUCES PACKAGING
WASTE IMPROVES EFFICIENCY AND MINIMIZES LOSS OF POWDERED PIGMENTS
2ESIDUAL PIGMENT DUST COLLECTED IN THE FACTORY AIR FILTRATION SYSTEM IS KEPT CLEAN AND REUSED IN PLACE OF VIRGIN MATERIAL
3IMILAR PRODUCTS ARE SCHEDULED FOR SEQUENTIAL PRODUCTION TO REDUCE GENERATION OF WASTEWATER FROM RINSING OF TANKS AND PROCESS
EQUIPMENT
"OTH PROCESS WATER AND RINSE SOLVENTS ARE SEGREGATED ACCORDING TO COLOR FOR REUSE IN MANUFACTURING SUBSEQUENT PRODUCTS
!LL TANKS AND VATS ARE KEPT TIGHTLY CLOSED OR THEIR CONTENTS COVERED WITH A LAYER OF COMPATIBLE LIQUID TO PREVENT THE FORMATION OF
PAINT hSKINSv
5SE OF ON SITE RAW MATERIAL STORAGE TANKS AND RETURNABLE SEMI BULK CONTAINERS HAS DRAMATICALLY REDUCED THE NUMBER OF METAL
AND FIBER DRUMS TO BE SENT FROM OUR FACTORY FOR DISPOSAL OR RECONDITIONING

)N ADDITION TO THESE PROCEDURES WE ALSO CRUSH EMPTY METAL CONTAINERS AND SEND THEM TO A SMELTER FOR USE IN NEW STEEL PRODUCTS 7E
SEPARATE COMPUTER PAPER CARDBOARD BOXES AND PIGMENT BAGS FOR RECYCLING OFF SITEWE EVEN REPAIR AND REUSE OLD WOODEN PALLETS TO
MINIMIZE TRASH 7E HAVE SET THE GOAL OF BECOMING A hZERO DISCHARGEv FACILITY
$UNN %DWARDS #ORPORATION HAS ALSO ASSUMED ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY IN AREAS BEYOND THE FORMULATION AND PRODUCTION OF
QUALITY COATINGS SUCH AS THE FOLLOWING
$UNN %DWARDS WAS THE FIRST PAINT MANUFACTURER TO PUBLISH A COMPREHENSIVE CATALOGUE OF -ATERIAL 3AFETY $ATA 3HEETS INDEXED
BY BOTH PRODUCT CODE AND PRODUCT NAME TO PROVIDE AN EASY TO USE SINGLE SOURCE OF HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION ON OUR ENTIRE
PRODUCT LINE
$UNN %DWARDS VOLUNTARILY REMOVED ALL UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS FROM OUR STORE LOCATIONS THEREBY ELIMINATING THE POSSIBILITY OF
SOIL OR GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATION DUE TO POTENTIAL LEAKAGE OF PETROLEUM DISTILLATES PAINT THINNER
)N THE GREATER ,OS !NGELES METROPOLITAN AREA $UNN %DWARDS HAS INITIATED AND MAINTAINED FOR SEVERAL YEARS A PROGRAM OF hOFF
HOURSv DISTRIBUTION TO OUR LOCAL STORES 4HIS HELPS TO RELIEVE TRAFFIC CONGESTION ON 3OUTHERN #ALIFORNIA FREEWAYS AND REDUCES
VEHICULAR AIR POLLUTION
$UNN %DWARDS IS ONE OF ONLY TWO PAINT COMPANIES AT PRESENT TO QUALIFY PRODUCTS UNDER THE RIGOROUS 3ECTION
%MISSIONS 4ESTING PROCEDURES OF THE 3TATE OF #ALIFORNIAS h#OLLABORATIVE FOR (IGH 0ERFORMANCE 3CHOOLSv PROJECT
!S PART OF A COOPERATIVE VENTURE WITH A SMALL PAINT RECYCLING COMPANY $UNN %DWARDS HAS FORMULATED AND DISTRIBUTES A LINE OF
RECYCLED LATEX PAINT PRODUCTS UNDER THE BRAND NAME h2ECOVERv 4HIS PROVIDES A GOOD QUALITY LOW COST LATEX PAINT WHILE CONSERVING
MATERIAL AND ENERGY RESOURCES
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%DWARDS HAS PROMOTED THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE APPROACHES TO REGULATING ARCHITECTURAL COATINGS INCLUDING AN !VERAGING
#OMPLIANCE /PTION 4HIS APPROACH ALLOWS MANUFACTURERS GREATER FLEXIBILITY IN MEETING 6/# CONTENT LIMITS WHILE KEEPING HIGH
PERFORMANCE SPECIALTY COATINGS AVAILABLE TO USERS
$UNN %DWARDS IS CURRENTLY SPONSORING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON 6/# ISSUES AS PART OF .!234/ AN INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM TO STUDY
THE FORMATION AND CONTROL OF GROUND LEVEL OZONE A COMPONENT OF URBAN SMOG 7E ALSO STRONGLY SUPPORT EFFORTS TO PROVIDE SOUND
SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS OF REGULATIONS AFFECTING THE FORMULATION OR USE OF PAINT AND COATINGS WITH THE OBJECT OF ACHIEVING MAXIMUM
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!RCHITECTURAL COATINGS HAVE LONG BEEN REGULATED TO LIMIT THEIR 6OLATILE /RGANIC #OMPOUND h6/#v SOLVENT CONTENT WITH THE INTENTION OF
IMPROVING AIR QUALITY 6/#S IN THE PRESENCE OF NITROGEN OXIDES FROM COMBUSTION MAY PROMOTE THE FORMATION OF OZONE A KEY COMPONENT
OF URBAN SMOG 6/# CONTENT HAS BECOME THE PRIMARY INDICATOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL ACCEPTABILITY FOR COATINGS n BUT THIS APPROACH HAS
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$IFFERENT 6/#S HAVE DIFFERENT DEGREES OF REACTIVITY n SOME 6/#S MAY BE UP TO TIMES MORE REACTIVE THAN OTHERS 4AKING 6/# REACTIVITY
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COATINGS
&ULL ASSESSMENT OF ECO EFFICIENCY REQUIRES hLIFE CYCLE ANALYSISv TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL IMPACTS ON A BROAD RANGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL CRITERIA
4HESE WOULD INCLUDE NOT ONLY AIR QUALITY BUT ENERGY AND MATERIAL RESOURCE CONSUMPTION WATER QUALITY SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ECOLOGICAL
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%XTERIOR COATINGS RESIST THE DAMAGING EFFECTS OF WIND RAIN AND SUNLIGHT PREVENTING THE DETERIORATION OF WOOD METAL AND MASONRY
SUBSTRATES SO THAT BUILDINGS LAST LONGER AND REQUIRE LESS MAINTENANCE
%XTERIOR COATINGS CONTRIBUTE TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND AIR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT THROUGH RAISING THE ALBEDO LIGHT REFLECTANCE OF
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4HE PERFORMANCE OF PAINT IS KEY TO MAXIMIZING ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS WHILE MINIMIZING TOTAL ECOLOGICAL BURDENS 0RODUCT LIFE CYCLE
ANALYSIS SHOWS THAT HIGH PERFORMANCE n ESPECIALLY IN TERMS OF COVERAGE AMOUNT OF MATERIAL REQUIRED PER APPLICATION AND DURABILITY
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$UNN %DWARDS #ORPORATION !IMS !T )MPROVING %CO %FFICIENCY

$UNN %DWARDS #ORPORATION INVESTS HEAVILY IN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS AIMED AT PRODUCING THE MOST ECO EFFICIENT PAINT AND
COATINGS POSSIBLE 7E DO THIS BY PURSUING EVERY OPPORTUNITY FOR COST EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENTS !T THE SAME TIME WE SEEK
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)N $UNN %DWARDS #ORPORATION WAS ONE OF THE lRST IN THE PAINT INDUSTRY TO VOLUNTARILY REPLACE %' WITH 0ROPYLENE 'LYCOL A SAFER
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lNISHES OR PAINTS SOLD IN AEROSOL CANS
$ElNITIONS
&OR THE PURPOSE OF THIS 3TANDARD THE FOLLOWING DElNITIONS APPLY
0AINTS ,IQUID LIQUElABLE OR MASTIC COMPOSITION THAT IS CONVERTED TO A SOLID PROTECTIVE DECORATIVE
OR FUNCTIONAL ADHERENT lLM AFTER APPLICATION AS A THIN LAYER 4HESE COATINGS ARE INTENDED FOR ON SITE
APPLICATION TO INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR SURFACES OF RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONAL OR INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS
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)NTERIOR 4OPCOATS 0RODUCTS INTENDED FOR INTERIOR OPAQUE TOPCOAT USE SHALL MEET THE FOLLOWING
REQUIREMENTS
3CRUBBABILITY !BRASION 2ESISTANCE 4HE PRODUCT SHALL DEMONSTRATE AT LEAST CYCLES
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$ 3TANDARD 4EST -ETHOD FOR 3CRUB 2ESISTANCE OF )NTERIOR ,ATEX &LAT 7ALL 0AINTS
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0AINTS BY 2EmECTOMETRY
2EmECTOMETRY #OMPLIANCE WILL BE DETERMINED BY TESTING A WHITE PAINT HAVING A MINIMUM
REmECTANCE
7ASHABILITY 3TAIN 2EMOVAL 4HE PRODUCT SHALL DEMONSTRATE THE FOLLOWING MINIMUM
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SQUARE FEET PER GALLON AS DETERMINED BY !34- $ 3TANDARD 4EST -ETHOD FOR (IDING 0OWER
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#HEMICAL #OMPONENT ,IMITATIONS
6/#S 4HE 6/# CONCENTRATIONS OF THE PRODUCT SHALL NOT EXCEED THOSE LISTED BELOW AS DETERMINED
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6OLATILE -ATTER #ONTENT 7ATER #ONTENT $ENSITY 6OLUME 3OLIDS AND 7EIGHT 3OLIDS OF 3URFACE
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OF AROMATIC COMPOUNDS 4ESTING FOR THE CONCENTRATION OF THESE COMPOUNDS WILL BE PERFORMED IF
THEY ARE DETERMINED TO BE PRESENT IN THE PRODUCT DURING A MATERIALS AUDIT
#HEMICAL #OMPONENT 2ESTRICTIONS 4HE MANUFACTURER SHALL DEMONSTRATE THAT THE FOLLOWING CHEMICAL
COMPOUNDS ARE NOT USED AS INGREDIENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF THE PRODUCT
(ALOMETHANES
METHYLENE CHLORIDE
#HLORINATED ETHANES
TRICHLOROETHANE
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!PPENDIX ,ABELING 2EQUIREMENTS FOR #ERTIlCATION BY 'REEN 3EAL
5NLESS OTHERWISE APPROVED IN WRITING BY 'REEN 3EAL THE FOLLOWING LABELING REQUIREMENTS SHALL APPLY
4HE 'REEN 3EAL #ERTIlCATION -ARK MUST APPEAR ON THE PACKAGING
7HENEVER THE CERTIlCATION MARK APPEARS ON A PACKAGE OR PRODUCT THE PRODUCT OR PACKAGE MUST CONTAIN A
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READABLE BY THE CONSUMER 4HE DESCRIPTION SHALL READ AS FOLLOWS
4HIS PRODUCT MEETS 'REEN 3EAL ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS FOR VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS 6/#S AND OTHER INGREDIENTS
4HE PACKAGING SHALL BE ACCOMPANIED BY A BRIEF STATEMENT DISCOURAGING DISPOSAL INTO DRAINS AND ENCOURAGING
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NOT ONLY ENERGY EFlCIENT BUT ALSO HEALTHY COMFORTABLE WELL LIT AND CONTAINING THE AMENITIES NEEDED FOR A QUALITY
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WHICH IS A STANDARD REFERENCE FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE SCHOOL DESIGN IN #ALIFORNIA 6OLUME ) 0LANNING IS DIRECTED TO
SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND INCLUDES THE NECESSARY DESIGN PLANNING STRATEGIES TO BUILD A HIGH PERFORMANCE SCHOOL )N ORDER
TO QUALIFY AS A #(03 SCHOOL IT IS NECESSARY TO ATTAIN AT LEAST POINTS FROM THE #(03 CRITERIA
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3PECIAL 0ROCEDURES MUST BE TESTED AND APPROVED BY A CERTIlED INDEPENDENT LABORATORY #ERTIlCATION
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INDOOR AIR QUALITY AND RESOURCE EFFICIENCY INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING
3PECIAL 2EQUIREMENTS
A 2EQUIRE PRACTICES TO ENSURE HEALTHY INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN FINAL PROJECT
B -AXIMIZE USE OF DURABLE PRODUCTS
C -AXIMIZE USE OF PRODUCTS EASY TO MAINTAIN REPAIR AND THAT CAN BE CLEANED USING
NON TOXIC SUBSTANCES
D -AXIMIZE RECYCLED CONTENT IN MATERIALS PRODUCTS AND SYSTEMS
E 2EQUIRE USE OF WOOD THAT IS CERTIFIED SUSTAINABLY HARVESTED BY THE &OREST
3TEWARDSHIP #OUNCIL &3#
F -AXIMIZE USE OF REUSABLE AND RECYCLABLE PACKAGING
G -AXIMIZE USE OF PRODUCTS WITH LOW EMBODIED ENERGY PRODUCTION MANUFACTURING
AND TRANSPORTATION
#ONSTRUCTION TEAM IS REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH SUSTAINABLE BUILDING PRACTICES DURING CON
STRUCTION AND WHEN CONSIDERING MATERIALS FOR SUBSTITUTIONS 2EFER TO !RTICLE n $ESIGN
2EQUIREMENTS
" 2ELATED 2EQUIREMENTS

2EFER TO 3PECIlCATION SECTIONS FOR SPECIAL ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SPECIlC PRODUCTS
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3ECTION 0RODUCT 2EQUIREMENTS
3ECTION "UILDING #OMMISSIONING
3ECTION 3YSTEM $EMONSTRATION
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! 'ENERAL /WNER HAS ESTABLISHED WITH DESIGN TEAM GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS FOR DESIGN
AND FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 0ROJECT #ONTRACTOR SUBCONTRACTORS SUPPLIERS AND MANUFACTURERS
CONSTRUCTION TEAM ARE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE WHERE POSSIBLE TO REALIZE /WNERS
ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS
)NTENT IS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS TO BE ACHIEVED IN MANNER THAT ULTIMATELY PROVIDES SAFE
AND HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT FOR BUILDING OCCUPANTS WITH MINIMAL IMPACT ON LOCAL REGIONAL
AND GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT
#ONTRACT $OCUMENTS ARE NOT INTENDED TO LIMIT ALTERNATIVE MEANS OF ACHIEVING
ENVIRONMENTAL GOALS
A 3UGGESTIONS FROM CONSTRUCTION TEAM FOR IMPLEMENTING GOALS ARE ENCOURAGED
B 4EAM APPROACH IS ENCOURAGED
" %NVIRONMENTAL 'OALS

2EFER TO SPECIlC 3PECIlCATIONS SECTIONS FOR MORE DETAILED CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS
RELATED TO SPECIlC MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS
A %NERGY %FlCIENCY /PERATIONS 4HROUGHOUT 0ROJECT ,IFE -ATERIALS AND SYSTEMS ARE

INTENDED TO MAXIMIZE ENERGY EFlCIENCY FOR OPERATION OF 0ROJECT THROUGHOUT SERVICE
LIFE SUBSTANTIAL COMPLETION TO ULTIMATE DISPOSITION n REUSE RECYCLING OR DEMOLITION
B )NDOOR %NVIRONMENTAL AND !IR 1UALITY -ATERIALS ARE SELECTED AND PROCESSES
SPECIlED SUCH AS PRECONDITIONING AND TEMPORARY VENTILATION TO MAXIMIZE HEALTHY
INDOOR AIR QUALITY #LEANING SURFACE COATING AND RENEWAL OR REPLACEMENT OF INTERIOR
MATERIALS SHOULD BE FEASIBLE WITH LOWEST PRACTICAL USE OF TOXIC IRRITATING OR ODOROUS
COMPOUNDS 6ENTILATION SYSTEM DESIGN CONSTRUCTION AND COMMISSIONING ENSURE
ADEQUATE OUTSIDE AIR SUPPLY UNDER ALL ANTICIPATED CONDITIONS OF USE $OCUMENTATION
OF SYSTEM DESIGN ASSUMPTIONS IS INCLUDED IN 0ROJECT -ANUALS TO ENABLE BUILDING
OPERATORS AND MANAGEMENT TO USE AND MODIFY THE SYSTEM AS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE
CONTINUED ASSURANCE OF INDOOR AIR QUALITY !DDITIONALLY MATERIALS ARE SELECTED TO
PROVIDE APPROPRIATE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITIES SUCH AS GOOD ACOUSTICS AND
LIGHTING
C 2ESOURCE %FlCIENCY 0ROJECT #ONSTRUCTION -ATERIALS AND SYSTEMS ARE TO MAXIMIZE
ENVIRONMENTALLY BENIGN CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION WASTE
RECYCLING REUSABLE DELIVERY PACKAGING AND REUSABILITY OF SELECTED MATERIALS
# %NERGY #ONSERVATION -AXIMIZE ENERGY CONSERVATION STRATEGIES IN ORDER TO REDUCE LIFE CYCLE
ENERGY REQUIREMENTS
2EDUCE UNDESIRABLE HEAT GAIN AND HEAT LOSS THROUGH EXTERIOR ENVELOPE
5SE DAYLIGHT AS THE PRIMARY LIGHTING SOURCE IN CLASSROOMS AND SUPPLEMENT WITH INTEGRATED
AND ENERGY EFlCIENT ELECTRICAL LIGHTING SYSTEMS
#HOOSE EQUIPMENT WITH HIGH END ENERGY PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS INCLUDING LIGHTING
(6!# SYSTEMS APPLIANCES AND OFlCE EQUIPMENT
7HERE APPROPRIATE USE THERMAL STORAGE STRATEGIES SUCH AS THERMAL MASS OF BUILDING OR
GROUND TO MINIMIZE TOTAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION
$ESIGN MECHANICAL SYSTEMS FOR EFlCIENT OPERATION THROUGHOUT THE TYPICAL OPERATING RANGE
FROM MINIMUM TO PEAK LOAD
$ 3USTAINABLE 3ITE 0LANNING AND ,ANDSCAPE

-AXIMIZE EROSION AND SEDIMENTATION CONTROL
-INIMIZE SITE DISTURBANCE
-AXIMIZE PLANTED AREAS
2EDUCE HEAT ISLANDS
7HERE POSSIBLE REDUCE OR ELIMINATE LIGHT POLLUTION FROM SITE LIGHTING .OTE
2EDUCE OR ELIMINATE USE OF PESTICIDES
2ELY ON INDIGENOUS DRY OR XERISCAPE PLANTING -AINTAIN EXISTING PLANTING ON SITE TO
REDUCE COSTS
)MPLEMENT SEASONAL PLANT AND SOIL MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE TO MAINTAIN HEALTHY SOIL AND
LANDSCAPING
-AXIMIZE STORMWATER RUNOFF
2EDUCE WATER USE WITH WATER EFlCIENT IRRIGATION SYSTEMS AND LOCAL VEGETATION
% $URABLE -ATERIALS
3ELECT MATERIALS WITH LONGEST USEFUL SERVICE LIFE
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT DETERIORATE MINIMALLY UNDER INSTALLED CONDITIONS EXPOSURES AND USES
3ELECT MATERIALS WITH SURFACES THAT REQUIRE MINIMAL OR NO RElNISHING OR RESURFACING
3ELECT MATERIALS WITH PROTECTIVE COATING REQUIREMENTS THAT DO NOT INVOLVE FREQUENT
APPLICATION OF TOXIC OR ODOROUS COMPONENTS FOR MATERIALS THAT REQUIRE SURFACE RENEWAL OR
PROTECTION
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT CAN BE RE USED AFTER THEIR SERVICE LIFE IN THIS BUILDING
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT CAN BE RECYCLED AT THE END OF THEIR USEFUL LIVES FOR MATERIALS THAT
CANNOT BE RE USED

& 2ESOURCE %FlCIENT -ATERIALS 5SE RESOURCE EFlCIENT MATERIALS CONSIDER ENERGY USE OVER LIFE
CYCLE OF MATERIAL INCLUDING HARVESTING MINING MANUFACTURING TRANSPORT INSTALLATION USE
OPERATIONS RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL
7HERE POSSIBLE AND ALLOWABLE BY THE !GENCY AND #ODE WITH JURISDICTION OVER THE PROJECT
RE USE EXISTING BUILDING MATERIALS TO EXTENT FEASIBLE WITHIN DESIGN CONCEPT EXPRESSED IN
#ONTRACT $OCUMENTS
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT EFlCIENTLY USE RESOURCES SUCH AS ENERGY WATER AND COMPONENT
MATERIALS
5SE CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES SUCH AS MATERIAL REDUCTION AND DIMENSIONAL PLANNING THAT
MAXIMIZE EFlCIENT USE OF RESOURCES AND MATERIALS
0ROVIDE MATERIALS THAT UTILIZE RECYCLED CONTENT TO MAXIMUM DEGREE POSSIBLE WITHOUT BEING
DETRIMENTAL TO PRODUCT PERFORMANCE OR INDOOR AIR QUALITY
7HERE POSSIBLE AND FEASIBLE PROVIDE FOR NON DESTRUCTIVE REMOVAL AND RE USE OF MATERIALS
AFTER THEIR SERVICE LIFE IN THIS BUILDING
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT USE LESS EMBODIED ENERGY TO MANUFACTURE
A %XCEPTIONS MIGHT INCLUDE MATERIALS THAT RESULT IN NET ENERGY CONSERVATION DURING THEIR
USEFUL LIFE IN BUILDING AND BUILDINGS LIFE CYCLE
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT CONSERVE ENERGY DURING BUILDING OPERATIONS
7HERE POSSIBLE SELECT MATERIALS HARVESTED AND MANUFACTURED REGIONALLY WITHIN A
MILE RADIUS OF THE PROJECT SITE
' 3CARCE )RREPLACEABLE AND %NDANGERED 2ESOURCES

3ELECT MATERIALS FROM ABUNDANT RESOURCES
A &OR NATURAL RESOURCES DETERMINE ABUNDANCE BASED ON RATIO OF REMOVAL RATE FROM
EXISTING STOCKS TO NATURAL REPLACEMENTRENEWAL RATE WHERE THIS INFORMATION IS
AVAILABLE
B &OR MINERAL RESOURCES DETERMINE ABUNDANCE BASED ON RATIO OF REMOVAL RATE FROM
TERRESTRIAL STORAGE MINUS AMOUNT RE ENTERING COMMERCE THROUGH RECYCLING OR RESOURCE
RECOVERY COMPARED TO TOTAL IN TERRESTRIAL STORAGE WHERE THIS INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE
3ELECT RENEWABLE MATERIALS AND MATERIALS WHICH CAN BE REPLENISHED
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT CREATE MINIMAL OR NO DAMAGE TO NATURAL HABITATS AND NATURAL
ENVIRONMENT
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT CAN BE EASILY RElNISHED REPAIRED OR REFURBISHED TO EXTEND THEIR
USEFUL LIFE
( 0OLLUTION 3ELECT MATERIALS THAT GENERATE LEAST AMOUNT OF POLLUTION DURING MINING
MANUFACTURING TRANSPORT INSTALLATION USE AND DISPOSAL
!VOID MATERIALS THAT EMIT GREENHOUSE GASES
!VOID MATERIALS THAT REQUIRE ENERGY INTENSIVE EXTRACTION MANUFACTURING PROCESSING
TRANSPORT INSTALLATION MAINTENANCE OR REMOVAL
!VOID MATERIALS THAT CONTAIN OZONE DEPLETING CHEMICALS EG #&#S OR (#&#S
!VOID MATERIALS THAT EMIT POTENTIALLY HARMFUL VOLATILE ORGANIC CHEMICALS 6/#S AS
DESCRIBED IN !RTICLE
%MPLOY CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES THAT MINIMIZE DUST PRODUCTION AND COMBUSTION BY PRODUCTS
!VOID MATERIALS THAT CAN LEACH HARMFUL CHEMICALS INTO GROUNDWATER DO NOT ALLOW
POTENTIALLY HARMFUL CHEMICALS TO ENTER SEWERS OR STORM DRAINS
0ROTECT SOIL AGAINST EROSION AND TOPSOIL DEPLETION
-INIMIZE NOISE GENERATION DURING CONSTRUCTION SCREEN MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT TO BLOCK
NOISE
3ELECT MATERIALS THAT CAN BE REUSED OR RECYCLED AND MATERIALS WITH SIGNIlCANT PERCENTAGE
OF RECYCLED CONTENT CONFORM WITH OR EXCEED SPECIlED 0ROJECT RECYCLED CONTENT
PERCENTAGES FOR INDIVIDUAL MATERIALS AVOID MATERIALS DIFlCULT TO RECYCLE
0ROTECT NATURAL HABITATS RESTORE NATURAL HABITATS WHERE FEASIBLE WITHIN SCOPE OF 0ROJECT

) 7OOD 0RODUCTS
5SE WOODS FROM &OREST 3TEWARDSHIP #OUNCIL &3# ACCREDITED CERTIlED SUSTAINABLY
HARVESTED SOURCES AND VERIFY THAT THE MATERIAL ITSELF IS &3# CERTIlED
#OMPOSITE WOOD PRODUCTS WITH HIGH RECYCLED CONTENT WHICH MEET THE INDOOR AIR QUALITY
DATA REQUIREMENTS ARE ACCEPTABLE .OTE
* 7ATER %FlCIENCY
2EDUCE THE USE OF MUNICIPALLY SUPPLIED POTABLE WATER
2EDUCE DEPENDENCE ON MUNICIPAL STORMWATER SYSTEM FOR PLUMBING lXTURES AND IRRIGATION
%LIMINATE IRRIGATION OR USE MICRO IRRIGATION 5SE NO MOISTURE SENSORS OR CLOCK TIMERS ON
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
-AINTAIN NATURAL AQUIFER CONDITIONS
#ONSIDER ROOFWATER OR GROUNDWATER COLLECTION SYSTEMS
#ONSIDER GRAYWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
#OMMISSION IRRIGATION GRAYWATER ROOFWATER COLLECTION SYSTEMS 0ROVIDE MEASUREMENT
AND VERIlCATION FOR THESE SYSTEMS 4RAIN MAINTENANCE STAFF ON PERFORMANCE OF ALL WATER
COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS
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! 2ESOURCE %FlCIENT 0RODUCT $ATA

%NVIRONMENTAL )SSUES $ATA 3UBMIT FOLLOWING INFORMATION INCLUDING MANUFACTURERS
CERTIlCATIONS VERIFYING INFORMATION AND TEST DATA WHERE 3PECIlCATIONS SECTIONS REQUIRE
DATA RELATING TO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
A 0ROJECT 2ECYCLABILITY 3UBMIT INFORMATION TO ASSIST /WNER AND #ONTRACTOR IN RECYCLING
MATERIALS INVOLVED IN SHIPPING HANDLING AND DELIVERY AND FOR TEMPORARY MATERIALS
NECESSARY FOR INSTALLATION OF PRODUCTS
B 2ECYCLED #ONTENT 3UBMIT INFORMATION REGARDING PRODUCT POST INDUSTRIAL RECYCLED AND
POST CONSUMER RECYCLED CONTENT
5SE THE h2ECYCLED #ONTENT #ERTIFICATION &ORMv ATTACHED AS !PPENDIX ! TO THIS
3ECTION SIGNED BY A CORPORATE OFFICER IE #HAIRMAN OF THE "OARD 0RESIDENT
6ICE 0RESIDENT 3ECRETARY OR SIMILAR POSITION OF AUTHORITY .OTE
C 0RODUCT 2ECYCLABILITY 3UBMIT INFORMATION REGARDING PRODUCT AND PRODUCTS
COMPONENTS RECYCLABILITY INCLUDING POTENTIAL SOURCES ACCEPTING RECYCLABLE MATERIALS
D 0ROVIDE CERTIlCATION FOR ALL WOOD PRODUCTS PROVIDED BY A &OREST 3TEWARDSHIP #OUNCIL
&3# ACCREDITED CERTIlER
E 0ROVIDE lNAL CERTIlCATION OF WELL MANAGED FOREST OF ORIGIN TO PROVIDE lNAL
DOCUMENTATION OF &3# CERTIlED SUSTAINABLY HARVESTED STATUS !CCEPTABLE WOOD
hCERTIlED SUSTAINABLY HARVESTEDv CERTIlCATIONS SHALL INCLUDE
7OOD SUPPLIERS CERTIlCATE ISSUED BY ONE OF THE &OREST 3TEWARDSHIP #OUNCIL
ACCREDITED CERTIFYING AGENCIES SUCH AS 3MART7OOD OR 3CIENTIlC
#ERTIlCATION 3YSTEMS
3UPPLIERS INVOICE DETAILING THE QUANTITIES OF CERTIlED WOOD PRODUCTS FOR PROJECT
,ETTER FROM ONE OF A CERTIFYING AGENCY CORROBORATING THAT THE PRODUCTS ON THE
WOOD SUPPLIERS INVOICE ORIGINATE FROM &3# CERTIlED WELL MANAGED FORESTS
.OTE
" )NDOOR !IR 1UALITY )!1 $ATA .OTE

%NVIRONMENTAL )SSUES 3UBMIT EMISSION TEST DATA PRODUCED BY ACCEPTABLE TESTING
LABORATORY LISTED IN 1UALITY !SSURANCE !RTICLE FOR MATERIALS AS REQUIRED IN EACH SPECIlC
3PECIlCATION 3ECTION
A ,ABORATORY REPORTS SHALL CONTAIN EMISSIONS TEST DATA ON 6/#S INCLUDING TOTAL 6/#S

46/# SPECIlC INDIVIDUAL 6/#S FORMALDEHYDE AND OTHER ALDEHYDES AS DESCRIBED IN
THIS 3PECIlCATION 3ECTION
B )N SPECIAL CASES IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO IDENTIFY OTHER SPECIlC CHEMICALS FOR LISTING
BASED ON KNOWN QUANTITY PRESENT OR ON KNOWN ODOR IRRITATION OR TOXICITY
C )DENTIFY ALL 6/#S EMITTED BY EACH MATERIAL AS REQUIRED IN THESE 3PECIlCATIONS
D 3PECIlC TEST CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS ARE SET FORTH IN THIS 3ECTION &OR REQUIRED
TESTS SUBMIT DOCUMENTATION OF SAMPLE ACQUISITION HANDLING AND TEST SPECIMEN
PREPARATION AS WELL AS TEST CONDITIONS METHODS AND PROCEDURES 4HE TESTS CONSIST
OF A TEN DAY CONDITIONING PERIOD FOLLOWED BY A H TEST PERIOD
3AMPLES COLLECTED DURING THE TEST PERIOD AT AND HOURS SHALL BE
ANALYZED FOR 46/# AND FORMALDEHYDE .OTE
6/# SAMPLES COLLECTED AT HOURS SHALL BE IDENTIlED AND QUANTIlED FOR ALL
COMPOUNDS THAT ARE #HEMICALS OF #ONCERN ON LISTS IN !RTICLE
#LEANING AND -AINTENANCE 0RODUCTS 0ROVIDE DATA ON MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDED
MAINTENANCE CLEANING RElNISHING AND DISPOSAL PROCEDURES FOR MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS
4HESE PROCEDURES ARE FOR lNAL #ONTRACTOR CLEANING OF THE PROJECT PRIOR TO SUBSTANTIAL
COMPLETION AND FOR PROVIDED MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS AS REQUIRED BY THE SPECIlC
SPECIlCATION SECTIONS
A 7HERE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR THESE PROCEDURES PROVIDE
DOCUMENTATION TO INDICATE THAT NO COMPONENT PRESENT IN THE CLEANING PRODUCT
AT MORE THAN OF THE TOTAL MASS OF THE CLEANING PRODUCT IS A CARCINOGEN OR
REPRODUCTIVE TOXICANT AS DElNED IN THE LISTS IN THIS SPECIlCATION SECTION
B &OR PURPOSES OF REPORTING IDENTIlCATION OF PRODUCT 6/# CONTENTS SHALL NOT BE LIMITED
TO THOSE REGULATED UNDER #LEAN !IR !CT #!! BUT SHALL ALSO INCLUDE COMPOUNDS
EXEMPTED FROM THE #!! DElNITION AND LISTING OF 6/#S
C #ALIFORNIA %0! AND LOCAL AIR DISTRICT DElNITIONS OF 6/#S BASED ON #!! ARE NOT
SUFlCIENT AS THEY EXEMPT COMPOUNDS BASED ON NON REACTIVITY FOR OUTDOOR AIR
POLLUTION CONTROL BUT STILL IMPORTANT FOR INDOOR AIR QUALITY
D !VOID CLEANING PRODUCTS CONTAINING ALPHA PINENE D LIMONENE OR OTHER UNSATURATED
CARBON DOUBLE BOND ALKENES DUE TO CHEMICAL REACTIONS WITH OZONE TO FORM
ALDEHYDES ACIDIC AEROSOLS AND ULTRA lNE PARTICULATE MATTER IN INDOOR AIR &OR 3TATE
BUILDINGS $'3 HAS PUBLISHED SPECIlCATIONS FOR %NVIRONMENTALLY 0REFERABLE *ANITORIAL
#HEMICALS AND A LIST OF CLEANINGMAINTENANCE PRODUCTS MEETING THESE SPECIlCATIONS
"OTH ARE AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET AT HTTPWWWCIWMBCAGOVGREENBUILDING3PECS
*ANITORIAL*ANITORIALDOC AND HTTPWWWRESDDGSCAGOV"0-LISTSHTM .OTE
# #ERTIlCATES
%NVIRONMENTAL )SSUES #ERTIlCATIONS
A 3UBMIT DOCUMENTATION CERTIFYING ACCURACY OF POST INDUSTRIAL AND POST CONSUMER
RECYCLED CONTENT AND RECYCLABILITY
B 0RIOR TO &INAL #OMPLETION SUBMIT CERTIlCATE SIGNED BY CORPORATE OFlCER IE
#HAIRMAN OF THE "OARD 0RESIDENT 6ICE 0RESIDENT 3ECRETARY OR SIMILAR POSITION OF
AUTHORITY OF CONTRACTOR SUBCONTRACTOR SUPPLIER VENDOR INSTALLER OR MANUFACTURER
PROVIDED THEY ARE PRIMARILY RESPONSIBLE FOR MANUFACTURE OF PRODUCT INDICATING
0OST INDUSTRIAL AND POST CONSUMER RECYCLED CONTENT OF MATERIALS INSTALLED ARE
SAME AS THOSE REQUIRED BY 0ROJECT REQUIREMENTS
0RODUCT RECYCLABILITY OF MATERIALS INSTALLED ARE SAME AS THOSE REQUIRED BY 0ROJECT
REQUIREMENTS
)NDOOR AIR QUALITY REQUIREMENTS #ERTIlCATION SHALL STATE PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS
PROVIDED ARE ESSENTIALLY SAME AND CONTAIN ESSENTIALLY SAME COMPONENTS AS
PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS TESTED
C #OMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS SPECIlED IN 3ECTION n #LOSEOUT 0ROCEDURES

$ #LOSEOUT 3UBMITTALS 3UBMIT DATA RELATING TO ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
3UBMIT ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT CERTIlCATIONS IN TWO FORMS
A 4WO #$ 2/-S ORGANIZED BY #3) $IVISION &ORMAT
B &OUR THREE RING BINDERS ORGANIZED BY #3) $IVISION &ORMAT WITH 4ABLE OF #ONTENTS
AND WITH DIVIDERS FOR EACH DIVISION
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! %NVIRONMENTAL 0ROJECT -ANAGEMENT AND #OORDINATION #ONTRACTOR TO IDENTIFY ONE PERSON ON

#ONTRACTORS STAFF TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES COMPLIANCE AND COORDINATION
%XPERIENCE %NVIRONMENTAL PROJECT MANAGER TO HAVE EXPERIENCE RELATING TO SUSTAINABLE
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
2ESPONSIBILITIES #AREFULLY REVIEW #ONTRACT $OCUMENTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
COORDINATE WORK OF TRADES SUBCONTRACTORS AND SUPPLIERS INSTRUCT WORKERS RELATING TO
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND OVERSEE 0ROJECT %NVIRONMENTAL 'OALS
-EETINGS $ISCUSS %NVIRONMENTAL 'OALS AT THE FOLLOWING MEETINGS
A 0RE CONSTRUCTION MEETINGS
B 0RE INSTALLATION MEETINGS
C 2EGULARLY SCHEDULED JOB SITE MEETINGS
D 3PECIAL SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES MEETINGS
" %NVIRONMENTAL )SSUES #RITERIA #OMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS LISTED IN VARIOUS 3PECIlCATION
SECTIONS
# !CCEPTABLE )NDOOR !IR %MISSIONS 4ESTING ,ABORATORIES .OTE

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/THER ,ABORATORIES
A 3ELECTION OF TESTING LABORATORIES SHALL INCLUDE ASSESSMENT OF PRIOR EXPERIENCE IN
CONDUCTING INDOOR SOURCE EMISSIONS TESTS
B -ANY LABORATORIES PARTICIPATE IN AND ARE CERTIlED BY !MERICAN )NDUSTRIAL (YGIENE
!SSOCIATION LABORATORY ACCREDITATION PROGRAM HTTPWWWAIHAORG
4HESE LABORATORIES ARE ACCREDITED TO DO ANALYSIS FOR HAZARDS AT LEVELS OF CONCERN
FOR INDUSTRIAL WORKPLACES AND ARE NOT NECESSARILY ACCREDITED ORGANIZED OR ABLE
TO PERFORM ANALYSIS FOR CHEMICALS AND PARTICULATE MATTER AT CONCENTRATIONS OF
CONCERN FOR INDOOR AIR
C 4HE PROPOSED LABORATORY SHALL BE AN INDEPENDENT COMPANY OR ORGANIZATION NOT
RELATED TO MANUFACTURER OF PRODUCT TO BE TESTED
D 3UBMIT DOCUMENTATION ON PROPOSED LABORATORY FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY /WNER
$ )NDOOR !IR %MISSIONS 4ESTS .OTE

0ROVIDE ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER TEST DATA FROM TESTS BASED ON !34- 3TANDARD
$ 'UIDE FOR 3MALL 3CALE %NVIRONMENTAL #HAMBER $ETERMINATION OF /RGANIC
%MISSIONS FROM )NDOOR -ATERIALS0RODUCTS 2EFER TO !34- !NNUAL "OOK OF 3TANDARDS
6OLUME 7EST #ONSHOHOCKEN 0! !MERICAN 3OCIETY FOR 4ESTING AND -ATERIALS
HTTPWWWASTMORG
4ESTS SHALL BE CONDUCTED ACCORDING TO GUIDANCE CONTAINED IN !34- 3TANDARD $
ON MATERIAL TEST SPECIMENS PRE CONDITIONED IN CLEAN AIR PRIOR TO TESTING
A 2EVIEW TEST SPECIMEN COLLECTION DOCUMENTATION COLLECTION PREPARATION AND
SHIPPING PROCEDURES WITH TESTING LABORATORY PRIOR TO PREPARING AND SHIPPING SAMPLE

B 4EST SPECIMENS SHALL BE PACKAGED IN THE NORMAL MANNER AT THE FACTORY AND
SHIPPED DIRECTLY TO TESTING LABORATORY BY THE MANUFACTURER &OR MATERIALS THAT ARE
NOT PACKAGED IN CONVENIENT CONSUMER UNITS ALTERNATE PROCEDURES TO PRESERVE THE
CHEMICAL INTEGRITY OF THE SPECIMEN ARE REQUIRED /BTAIN TEST LABORATORY PROCEDURE
SHEET COVERING THE HANDLING AND SHIPPING OF MATERIALS )F SUCH INFORMATION IS NOT
PROVIDED BY THE LABORATORY THEN WRAP THE SPECIMEN IN A MANNER THAT WILL ELIMINATE
DIRECT CONTACT WITH AIR OR PACKAGING MATERIALS OTHER THAN AN INERT AIR BARRIER SUCH AS
FOIL OR LABORATORY GRADE PLASTIC SHEET WRAPPING MATERIAL
C #ONDITIONING #ONDITION ALL TEST SPECIMENS FOR TEN DAYS IN CLEAN AIR #LEAN AIR SHOULD
BE FREE FROM THE #HEMICALS OF #ONCERN LISTED IN !RTICLE (OLD IN CLEAN VESSELS
APPROXIMATELY THE SIZE OF THE TEST CHAMBERS AND VENTILATED AT THE SAME AIR mOW RATE
TO BE USED IN THE TEST PERIOD 3USPEND OR PLACE SPECIMENS ON WIRE RACKS SO THAT AIR
FREELY CIRCULATES AROUND ALL SIDES DURING THE CONDITIONING PERIOD 4HE AIR TEMPERATURE
AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY DURING THE CONDITIONING PERIOD SHALL BE ¢# AND ¢
2( /THERWISE THE MATERIAL MUST BE HELD IN AN ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER FOR THE ENTIRE
PERIOD
D &OR WET APPLIED PRODUCTS AND MATERIAL ASSEMBLIES A REALISTIC TEST SPECIMEN SHALL
BE PREPARED USING THE SUBSTRATE MATERIAL ON WHICH IT WILL BE APPLIED IN THE BUILDING
!LTERNATELY IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO USE A SUBSTRATE MATERIAL THAT CLOSELY SIMULATES THE
ACTUAL BUILDING SUBSTRATE
E &OR MATERIAL ASSEMBLIES EG mOOR AND WALL SYSTEMS WHERE THE lNISH MATERIAL IS
PLACED OVER A SUBSTRATE EITHER WITH OR WITHOUT THE USE OF ADHESIVES INDIVIDUAL
COMPONENTS OF THE ASSEMBLY SYSTEM SHALL BE TESTED SEPARATELY )F ALL COMPONENTS
MEET THE EMISSIONS CRITERIA ESTABLISHED HEREIN NO FURTHER TESTING SHALL BE REQUIRED
&OR ASSEMBLIES WHERE ONE COMPONENT SUCH AS A mOOR OR WALL COVERING ADHESIVE
DOES NOT MEET THE CRITERIA THE ASSEMBLED SYSTEM MAY BE TESTED WITH SPECIMEN
PREPARATION FOLLOWING THE MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES FOR APPLICATION
OF WET COMPONENTS AND ASSEMBLY OF THE SYSTEM )F THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE
MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES AND PROCEDURES REQUIRED BY THE PROJECT
SPECIlCATIONS THE PROJECT SPECIlCATIONS SHALL BE FOLLOWED
F 7ALL AND OTHER TYPES OF PAINTS SHALL BE TESTED ACCORDING TO THE SPECIlCATIONS FOR THE
PARTICULAR MATERIAL &OR EXAMPLE IF TWO COATS ARE TO BE APPLIED OVER A PRIMER COAT
THEN THE TEST SPECIMEN SHALL BE PREPARED ACCORDINGLY DRIED BETWEEN COATS PER
MANUFACTURERS LABEL INSTRUCTIONS AND TESTED AS A COMPLETE ASSEMBLY AFTER REQUIRED
CONDITIONING 4HE TOTAL QUANTITY OF PAINT APPLIED SHALL BE REPORTED BASED ON THE
WEIGHT OF THE ASSEMBLY IMMEDIATELY BEFORE AND AFTER THE APPLICATION OF EACH COAT
4HE MAXIMUM CONCENTRATION FOR ANY CHEMICAL EMITTED AT HOURS IN EMISSIONS TESTS SHALL
NOT RESULT IN A MODELED INDOOR AIR CONCENTRATION GREATER THAN THE CHRONIC INHALATION
2%, CONCENTRATION OF #ALIFORNIA /FlCE OF %NVIRONMENTAL (EALTH (AZARD !SSESSMENT
/%((! #HRONIC 2EFERENCE %XPOSURE ,IMIT 2%, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF FORMALDEHYDE
WHICH IS DISCUSSED SEPARATELY BELOW
&ORMALDEHYDE .O SINGLE PRODUCT SHALL CONTRIBUTE MORE THAN ONE HALF THE /%((!
STAFF RECOMMENDED INDOOR AIR LIMIT OF «GM PPB FOR FORMALDEHYDE 4HE CALCULATED
CONCENTRATION OF FORMALDEHYDE SHALL NOT EXCEED «GM 3AME MODELING PROCEDURE
AS DESCRIBED ABOVE SHALL BE USED FOR FORMALDEHYDE 4HIS CONCENTRATION LIMIT SHALL APPLY
TO ALL BUILDING AND OCCUPANCY TYPES .OTE
#ONSTRUCTION ADHESIVES USED IN 7ORK SHALL COMPLY WITH FOLLOWING REQUIREMENT .O
COMPONENT PRESENT IN ADHESIVE AT MORE THAN OF TOTAL MASS OF ADHESIVE SHALL BE A
CARCINOGEN OR REPRODUCTIVE TOXICANT AS DElNED IN THE LISTS IN THIS SPECIlCATION SECTION
0ROVIDE CALCULATIONS OF MODELED CONCENTRATIONS BASED ON EMISSIONS TEST RESULTS
A #ALCULATIONS SHALL BE SUBMITTED WITH ALL OTHER DOCUMENTATION 4HIS REQUIRES THE
CALCULATION OF EMISSION FACTORS BASED ON EMISSIONS TESTS THEN APPLICATION OF THE

EMISSION FACTORS PRODUCT LOADING FACTORS IN THE BUILDING AND BUILDING PARAMETERS
IN A STEADY STATE MASS BALANCE MODEL 4HE MODEL ASSUMES ZERO OUTDOOR
CONCENTRATIONS PERFECT MIXING AND NO SINK EFFECTS !LTERNATIVELY FOLLOW PROCEDURES IN
!34- $ AND SUBMIT ASSUMPTIONS AND CALCULATIONS
B 4HE CONCENTRATION OF A COMPOUND IN THE BUILDING SHALL BE CALCULATED USING THE
FOLLOWING %QUATION
%MISSION FACTOR ,OADING FACTOR

#ONCENTRATION
!IR CHANGE RATE
«GM HR MM
&OR THIS EQUATION THE UNITS ARE «GM
H
4HIS CAN BE SIMPLIFIED AS FOLLOWS
#ONCENTRATION %MISSION RATE

!IR CHANGE RATE
.OTE THAT THE WEEKLY AVERAGE AIR CHANGE RATE MUST BE USED IN THE CALCULATIONS OF
CONCENTRATIONS OF CONTAMINANTS
C #ALCULATION OF EMISSION RATE $ETERMINE THE EMISSION RATE BY MULTIPLYING THE EMISSION
FACTOR BY THE AMOUNT OF THE MATERIAL TO BE USED IN THE BUILDING OR AIR HANDLER ZONE
BEING EVALUATED -ULTIPLY THE EMISSION FACTOR BY THE AREA OF THE MATERIAL IN THE
BUILDING ZONE BEING ASSESSED .OTE THAT IN SOME CASES A LENGTH OR MASS MAY BE
THE APPROPRIATE UNIT FOR EMISSION FACTOR THAT MUST THEN BE MULTIPLIED BY THE LENGTH OR
MASS OF THE EMISSION SOURCE
D 0ROVIDE TO THE LABORATORY THE TOTAL AREA OF THE ZONE BEING ASSESSED BY CONSULTING
THE #ONTRACT $OCUMENTS OR THE DESIGN ENGINEER TO IDENTIFY THE TOTAL AREA SERVED BY
THE AIR HANDLER THAT SERVES THE AREAS WITHIN IT WHERE THE MATERIAL WILL BE APPLIED )F
THE MATERIAL IS USED IN MULTIPLE ZONES THEN CALCULATIONS SHALL BE MADE TO DETERMINE
THE CONCENTRATION IN THE ZONE WITH THE HIGHEST LOADING RATIO OF MATERIAL TO VOLUME OR
MATERIAL TO WEEKLY AVERAGE MINIMUM AIR CHANGE RATE WHICHEVER IS GREATER
E 0ROVIDE TO THE LABORATORY THE VOLUME OF THE SPACE SERVED BY THE AIR HANDLER BY
MULTIPLYING THE mOOR AREA BY THE mOOR TO mOOR CLEAR HEIGHT TOP OF lNISH mOOR TO
BOTTOM OF STRUCTURE OF mOOR ABOVE AND MULTIPLY BY TO TAKE ACCOUNT OF THE PORTION
OF THE VOLUME THAT IS OCCUPIED BY SOLID OBJECTS 4HIS VALUE REPRESENTS THE VENTILATED
VOLUME FOR PURPOSES OF THE CALCULATIONS REQUIRED HERE
F $ETERMINE THE AIR CHANGE RATE BY DIVIDING THE VOLUME OF OUTSIDE AIR INTRODUCED INTO
THE SPACE PER HOUR BY THE VENTILATED VOLUME OF THE SPACE
G $ETERMINE THE WEEKLY AVERAGE AIR CHANGE RATE BY ADDING THE MINIMUM DESIGN AIR
CHANGE RATE DURING VENTILATION SYSTEM OPERATING HOURS TIMES THE NUMBER OF HOURS THE
SYSTEM IS OPERATED TO AN ASSUMED AIR CHANGE RATE FROM INlLTRATION DURING VENTILATION
SYSTEM NON OPERATIONAL HOURS TIMES THE NUMBER OF HOURS THE SYSTEM IS OFF THEN
DIVIDE THE TOTAL BY THE NUMBER OF HOURS IN A WEEK 7HERE NO VALUES ARE
AVAILABLE FROM THE DESIGN DOCUMENTS USE DEFAULT VALUES AS FOLLOWS
/FlCES
A 7HERE DESIGN DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE TO CALCULATE THE WEEKLY AVERAGE AIR
CHANGE RATE THE MODELING SHALL ASSUME A WEEKLY AVERAGE AIR CHANGE RATE
FOR OFFICE BUILDINGS OF AIR CHANGES PER HOUR ACH 4HIS hDEFAULTv OFFICE
AIR EXCHANGE RATE IS BASED ON A TYPICAL WEEKLY 3TATE OFFICE BUILDING

HOUR OPERATING SCHEDULE AND AN ASSUMED OFF HOURS AIR CHANGE RATE OF
ACH ASSUMED AIR CHANGE RATE DURING NORMAL OPERATING HOURS IS IN EXCESS
OF PER HOUR
B 7HERE SPECIlC INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE THE PROJECT SPECIlC DATA SHOULD BE
USED TO CALCULATE THE WEEKLY AVERAGE AIR CHANGE RATE ! DEFAULT BUILDING AIR
CHANGE RATE OF PER HOUR DURING NON (6!# OPERATIONS SHOULD BE USED
3CHOOLS
A -ODELING SHALL ASSUME WEEKLY AVERAGE AIR CHANGE RATE FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS
OF PER HOUR 4HIS AIR CHANGE RATE IS BASED ON AN ASSUMED HOURS PER
WEEK OF VENTILATION SYSTEM OPERATION AT ACH AND HOURS PER WEEK OF
ACH THROUGH INlLTRATION
B 7HERE SPECIlC INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE THE PROJECT SPECIlC DATA SHOULD BE
USED TO CALCULATE THE WEEKLY AVERAGE AIR CHANGE RATE ! DEFAULT BUILDING AIR
EXCHANGE RATE OF PER HOUR DURING NON (6!# OPERATIONS SHOULD BE USED
/THER BUILDING TYPES OR OCCUPANCY TYPES 5SE !3(2!% 3TANDARD
DEFAULT OCCUPANT DENSITIES AND VENTILATION RATES FOR HOURS OF OPERATION AND
ACH FOR NON OPERATING HOURS UNLESS ACTUAL RATES ARE KNOWN IN WHICH CASE THE
ACTUAL RATES AND HOURS OF OPERATION ARE TO BE USED
%NVIRONMENTAL #HAMBER 4ESTING )NDOOR !IR %MISSIONS 4ESTING ,ABORATORIES MAY USE A
RANGE OF ACCEPTABLE LOADING RATIOS IN ORDER TO MAKE USE OF VARIOUS SIZE CHAMBERS SINCE
THESE ARE NOT STANDARDIZED ACROSS LABORATORIES ,OADING RATIOS RANGING FROM MM
TO MM WILL BE ACCEPTABLE
A &OR DRY PRODUCTS LOADING RATIOS WITHIN REASONABLE LIMITS ARE NOT CRITICAL FOR
DETERMINING EMISSION FACTORS CONDITIONING OF TEST SPECIMENS PRIOR TO TESTING WILL
REDUCE OR ELIMINATE DIFFERENCES THAT MAY OCCUR IN UNCONDITIONED SAMPLES DUE TO
EVAPORATION LIMITED EMISSIONS AND SINK EFFECTS FROM ABSORPTION OF 6/#S DURING lNAL
STAGES OF MANUFACTURING OR WHILE IN PACKAGING DURING TRANSPORT TO AND STORAGE AT THE
LABORATORY
B (IGHER LOADING RATIOS LOWER THE EXPECTED EMISSION FACTOR HOWEVER THE RELATIONSHIP IS
NOT LINEAR ESPECIALLY AT HIGHER CONCENTRATIONS 4HEREFORE WHERE STRONG FORMALDEHYDE
OR OTHER CHEMICAL SOURCES ARE KNOWN OR EXPECTED TO BE PRESENT LOADING RATIOS
SHOULD BE SELECTED TO REPRESENT A MEDIAN VALUE FOR THE PLAUSIBLE RANGE OF ACTUAL
BUILDING LOADING RATIOS
C ,OADING RATIOS USED SHALL BE INCLUDED IN TEST REPORT
D #ONTRACTORS SHALL PROVIDE TO PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS INFORMATION ON ACTUAL QUANTITY
OF MATERIAL TO BE USED IN 0ROJECT 4HE PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS WILL THEN FORWARD
THIS INFORMATION TO )NDOOR !IR %MISSIONS 4ESTING ,ABORATORY SO LOADING RATIOS CAN
BE ADJUSTED TOWARD ACTUAL LOADING RATIO OF 0ROJECT (OWEVER FOR MOST LOW EMITTING
MATERIALS USED IN CONSTRUCTION ACTUAL LOADING RATIO WILL NOT SIGNIlCANTLY AFFECT
EMISSION RATES EXCEPT FOR STRONG FORMALDEHYDE SOURCESPRIMARILY PRODUCTS USING
UREA FORMALDEHYDE RESINS .OTE
3AMPLE 0REPARATION 2EQUIREMENTS
A 3UBSTRATES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER EMISSIONS TESTS OF INDIVIDUAL PRODUCTS OR
MATERIALS MATERIALS TESTED SEPARATELY
$RY SOLID SHEET TYPE PRODUCTS
A 3HEET STAINLESS STEEL OR ALUMINUM TRAY TO PROVIDE TIGHT lT AT EDGES AND
REDUCE EMISSIONS FROM EDGE OF MATERIAL SPECIMEN )F MATERIAL DOES NOT lT
VERY SNUGLY THEN USE ALUMINIZED LOW EMITTING CLEAN ROOM TAPE TO SEAL
EDGES
$RY FABRIC TYPE PRODUCTS
A .O SUBSTRATE NECESSARY
7ET PRODUCTS SUCH AS ADHESIVES AND SEALERS

A 3HEET STAINLESS STEEL ALUMINUM OR GLASS UNLESS PRODUCT IS TO BE APPLIED
TO GYPSUM BOARD OR OTHER HIGHLY ABSORBENT MATERIAL )F SUBSTRATE IS A HIGHLY
ABSORBENT MATERIAL USE A SAMPLE OF THE SUBSTRATE PRE CONDITIONED FOR
HOURS TO THE TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY OF THE TEST CHAMBER
3UBSTRATES FOR SPECIlC PRODUCTS
A #OMPOSITE WOOD PRODUCTS 3ECTION SAMPLE TO BE SUSPENDED OR
SUPPORTED IN CHAMBER WITH ALL EDGES EXPOSED AND NO EDGE MASKING
B 'YPSUM "OARD 3ECTION NO SUBSTRATE TESTING REQUIRED /.,9 IF
RECYCLED CONTENT GYPSUM BOARD OR IF WATER RESISTANT TYPES ARE USED
C !COUSTICAL #EILING 0ANELS 3ECTION NO SUBSTRATE SAMPLE TO BE
SUSPENDED OR SUPPORTED IN CHAMBER WITH NO EDGE MASKING
D 2ESILIENT mOORING 3ECTION STAINLESS STEEL TRAY lTTED TIGHTLY SO THAT
ONLY THE UPPER SURFACE IS EXPOSED !LTERNATELY COVER BACK OF mOORING WITH
SHEET STAINLESS STEEL AND SEAL EDGES WITH LOW 6/# EMITTING ALUMINIZED
CLEAN ROOM TAPE SO ONLY WEAR SURFACE OF mOORING IS EXPOSED
E #ARPET 4ILE AND "ROADLOOM #ARPET 3ECTION STAINLESS STEEL TRAY
lTTED TIGHTLY SO THAT ONLY THE UPPER SURFACE IS EXPOSED
F &LAT AND EGGSHELL 0AINTS 3ECTION GYPSUM BOARD
G 3EMI GLOSS PAINTS 3ECTION 7HERE APPLIED TO METAL USE SHEET
STAINLESS STEEL 7HERE APPLIED TO GYPSUM BOARD USE GYPSUM BOARD
CONDITIONED AS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION C BELOW
H *OINT 3EALERS 3ECTION 3TEEL CHANNEL CM BY CM BY
CM #HANNEL SHALL BE lLLED WITH SEALANT
B 3UBSTRATES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER EMISSIONS TESTS OF ASSEMBLIES OF PRODUCTS OR
MATERIALS MATERIALS TESTED IN AN ASSEMBLY
,AMINATES OR WOOD VENEERS APPLIED WITH ADHESIVES 3ECTION -EDIUM
DENSITY lBERBOARD -$&
2ESILIENT mOORING APPLIED WITH ADHESIVES 3ECTION 3HEET STAINLESS STEEL
OR GLASS PLATE
#ARPET 4ILE"ROADLOOM #ARPET APPLIED WITH ADHESIVES AND ADHESIVES 3ECTION
3ECTION 3HEET STAINLESS STEEL OR GLASS PLATE
7ALL #OVERINGS APPLIED WITH ADHESIVES 3ECTION 3ERIES GYPSUM
BOARD 0RIOR TO PREPARATION OF THE TEST SPECIMEN GYPSUM BOARD SUBSTRATE SHALL
BE PRE CONDITIONED FOR AT LEAST HOURS AT ( # AND ( 2( WHILE
VENTILATED WITH CLEAN AIR 6ENTILATION RATE IS NOT IMPORTANT
C 0ROTOCOL FOR 0AINT 4ESTING 0REPARATION AND HANDLING OF PAINT TEST SPECIMEN
&LAT AND %GGSHELL 0AINTS
A !PPLY PAINTS TO THICK GYPSUM BOARD (OLD 'YPSUM BOARD SUBSTRATE
FOR AT LEAST HOURS AT ( # AND ( 2( WHILE VENTILATED WITH
CLEAN AIR !CCURATELY WEIGH SUBSTRATE JUST PRIOR TO PAINTING MASK BORDERS TO
AVOID PAINT DRIPPING ON EDGES AND LEAVE CENTER AREA FOR PAINT !LTERNATIVE
APPROACHES TO PROTECTING THE EDGES ARE ACCEPTABLE AND SHALL BE REPORTED IF
USED
B !PPLY PAINT USING STANDARDIZED ROLLER PROCEDURE THAT SIMULATES APPLICATION
OF PAINT IN BUILDING &OR MOST WALL PAINT APPLICATIONS USE A WIDE NAP
ROLLER INTENDED FOR SMOOTH SURFACES
C 3TIR PAINT IN CONTAINER AND TRANSFER M, OF PAINT TO HEAVY DUTY ALUMINUM
FOIL DISPOSABLE TRAY
D 3ATURATE ROLLER COVER WITH PAINT BY RUNNING BACK AND FORTH IN TRAY
E !PPLY PAINT TO SUBSTRATE USING FOUR STROKES TWO IN VERTICAL DIRECTION AND
TWO IN HORIZONTAL DIRECTION SO ENTIRE AREA IS UNIFORMLY COVERED
F 2EMOVE TAPE FROM SUBSTRATE AND RE WEIGH SUBSTRATE

G $IFFERENCE IN WEIGHT DETERMINES AMOUNT OF APPLIED PAINT AND COVERAGE IN
GRAMS OF WET PAINT PER SQUARE METER OF SUBSTRATE SURFACE
H 0LACE SUBSTRATE ON BY PIECE OF SHEET STAINLESS STEEL TO COVER ENTIRELY
THE BACK SURFACE !TTACH SUBSTRATE TO STAINLESS STEEL WITH STRIPS OF LOW 6/#
ALUMINIZED CLEAN ROOM TAPE SO ONLY PAINTED SURFACE IS EXPOSED &OR A
BLANK SPECIMEN SIMILARLY PREPARE AN UNPAINTED PIECE OF GYPSUM !LTERNATE
PROCEDURES TO COVER UNPAINTED SURFACES OF GYPSUM BOARD MAY BE USED AND
MUST BE ADEQUATELY DESCRIBED IN THE LABORATORY REPORT IF USED
I 0LACE SAMPLE IN CONDITIONING ENVIRONMENT IMMEDIATELY AND HOLD FOR TEN
DAYS
J 7HERE MULTIPLE COATS WHICH MAY INCLUDE PRIMER ARE BEING TESTED APPLY
PAINTS AND FOLLOW MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS FOR DRYING TIME BETWEEN
COATS 2EPORT WEIGHT OF TEST SPECIMEN PRIOR TO AND AFTER EACH COAT OF PAINT
IS APPLIED (OLD SPECIMEN IN CONDITIONING ENVIRONMENT BETWEEN COATS 4HE
TEN DAY CONDITIONING PERIOD BEGINS AFTER APPLICATION OF lNAL COAT !PPLY
SEMI GLOSS PAINT TO CLEAN STEEL SHEET FOLLOWING SAME PROCEDURE AS ABOVE
FOR hmAT AND EGGSHELL PAINTSv .O TAPE SHOULD BE USED 3HEET SHOULD BE
WEIGHED IMMEDIATELY BEFORE AND AFTER PAINTING
#HEMICAL !NALYSES
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COMPOUNDS ARE AVAILABLE FROM COMMERCIAL SUPPLIERS SUCH AS !LDRICH #HEMICAL
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/FlCE OF %NVIRONMENTAL (EALTH (AZARD !SSESSMENT AND LISTED IN THEIR WEBSITE AT HTTP
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A MEASURED CHAMBER CONCENTRATIONS AT EACH REQUIRED TIME POINT
B CALCULATED EMISSION FACTORS
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.OTE
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RECYCLED CONTENT GOALS FOR SPECIlC BUILDING PRODUCTS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO .OTE
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ABRASIVES
0LASTIC PRODUCTS CARPET PLASTIC LUMBER FURNITURE MADE FROM PLASTIC FENCING PARKING
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BUILDING PRODUCTS
3OLVENTS
4IRE DERIVED PRODUCTS ENTRY MATS RESILIENT mOORING WHEELCHAIR AND OTHER RAMPS
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3TEEL PRODUCTS STRUCTURAL STEEL STEEL FRAMING ARCHITECTURAL METAL REINFORCING BARS SHEET
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3UBSTANCE ,ISTED IN #HRONIC (AZARD )NDEX (UMAN

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!CETALDEHYDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

!CROLEIN ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM EYES

!CRYLONITRILE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

!MMONIA ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM ;

!RSENIC ; $EVELOPMENT #ARDIOVASCULAR
ARSENIC SYSTEM .ERVOUS SYSTEM
COMPOUNDS
"ENZENE ; (EMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM ;
DEVELOPMENT NERVOUS SYSTEM
"ERYLLIUM ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM ;
AND IMMUNE SYSTEM
BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS
"UTADIENE 2EPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

#ADMIUM ; +IDNEY RESPIRATORY SYSTEM ;
CAD
MIUM COMPOUNDS
#ARBON TETRACHLORIDE ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
NERVOUS SYSTEM
#ARBON DISULFIDE .ERVOUS SYSTEM REPRODUCTIVE ;
SYSTEM
#HLORINATED DIOXINS ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM LIVER REPRO
DIBEN DUCTIVE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
ZOFURANS ENDOCRINE SYSTEM RESPIRATORY
SYSTEM HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
#HLORINE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

#HLORINE DIOXIDE 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

#HLOROBENZENE ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM KIDNEY
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
#HLOROFORM ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM KIDNEY
DEVELOPMENT
#HLOROPICRIN ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

#HROMIUM HEXAVALENT ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM
SOLUBLE EXCEPT CHRO
MIC TRIOXIDE
#HROMIC TRIOXIDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM ;
AS CHROMIC ACID MIST
#RESOL MIXTURES ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM

$ICHLOROBENZENE ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM RESPIRATORY SYS
TEM ALIMENTARY SYSTEM KIDNEY
$ICHLOROETHYLENE ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM

$IESEL %XHAUST 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM
$IETHANOLAMINE #ARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM NERVOUS
SYSTEM
$IMETHYLFORMAMIDE !LIMENTARY SYSTEM RESPIRATORY ;
. . SYSTEM

$IOXANE ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM KIDNEY
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
%PICHLOROHYDRIN ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM EYES

%POXYBUTANE 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM
CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
%THYLBENZENE $EVELOPMENT ALIMENTARY SYSTEM
LIVER KIDNEY ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
%THYL CHLORIDE ; $EVELOPMENT ALIMENTARY SYSTEM

%THYLENE DIBROMIDE ; 2EPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM ;

%THYLENE DICHLORIDE ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM LIVER

%THYLENE GLYCOL 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM ;
KIDNEY DEVELOPMENT
%THYLENE GLYCOL MONO ; 2EPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
ETHYL ETHER HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
%THYLENE GLYCOL MONO ; $EVELOPMENT
ETHYL ETHER ACETATE

METHYL ETHER

METHYL ETHER ACETATE

%THYLENE OXIDE ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM

&ORMALDEHYDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM EYES ;

'LUTARALDEHYDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

(EXANE N .ERVOUS SYSTEM

(YDRAZINE ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM ENDOCRINE
SYSTEM
(YDROGEN CHLORIDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

(YDROGEN CYANIDE ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM ENDOCRINE ;
SYSTEM CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
(YDROGEN SULFIDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

)SOPHORONE $EVELOPMENT LIVER

)SOPROPANOL +IDNEY DEVELOPMENT

-ALEIC ANHYDRIDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

-ANGANESE MANGA ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM ;
NESE COMPOUNDS
-ERCURY MERCURY ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM ;
COMPOUNDS INOR
GANIC
-ETHANOL ; $EVELOPMENT

-ETHYL BROMIDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM NERVOUS
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
-ETHYL CHLOROFORM ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM

-ETHYL ISOCYANATE 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM
-ETHYL T BUTYL ETHER +IDNEY EYES ALIMENTARY SYSTEM
LIVER
-ETHYLENE CHLORIDE ; #ARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM NERVOUS ;
SYSTEM
-ETHYLENE DIANILINE ; %YES ALIMENTARY SYSTEM
HEPATOTOXICITY
-ETHYLENE $IPHENYL 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM
)SOCYANATE
.APHTHALENE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

.ICKEL COMPOUNDS ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM
EXCEPT NICKEL OXIDE HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
.ICKEL OXIDE 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM
HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
0HENOL ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM CARDIOVAS
CULAR SYSTEM KIDNEY NERVOUS
SYSTEM

0HOSPHINE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM ALIMENTARY
SYSTEM NERVOUS SYSTEM KIDNEY
HEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
0HOSPHORIC ACID 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

0HTHALIC ANHYDRIDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM ;

0ROPYLENE 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

0ROPYLENE GLYCOL !LIMENTARY SYSTEM LIVER
MONOMETHYL ETHER

0ROPYLENE OXIDE ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

3ELENIUM AND SELE ; !LIMENTARY SYSTEM CARDIOVASCU ;
NIUM COMPOUNDS LAR SYSTEM NERVOUS SYSTEM
OTHER THAN HYDROGEN
SELENIDE
3TYRENE ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM ;

3ULFURIC ACID 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

4ETRACHLOROETHYLENE ; +IDNEY ALIMENTARY SYSTEM LIVER
PERCHLOROETHYLENE

4OLUENE ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM RESPIRATORY
SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT
4OLUENE DIISOCYANATES ; 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM ;

4RICHLOROETHYLENE ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM EYES ;

4RIETHYLAMINE %YES

6INYL ACETATE 2ESPIRATORY SYSTEM

8YLENES ; .ERVOUS SYSTEM RESPIRATORY ;
M O P SYSTEM
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REQUIREMENTS SPECIlED IN 3ECTION n 0RODUCT 3UBSTITUTION 0ROCEDURES WITH FOLLOWING
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REQUIRED WHERE ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES ARE SPECIlED
)NDICATE EACH PROPOSED SUBSTITUTION COMPLIES WITH REQUIREMENTS FOR 6/#S
/WNER IN CONSULTATION WITH !RCHITECT RESERVES RIGHT TO REJECT PROPOSED SUBSTITUTIONS
WHERE DATA FOR 6/#S IS NOT PROVIDED OR WHERE EMISSIONS OF INDIVIDUAL 6/#S ARE HIGHER
THAN FOR SPECIlED MATERIALS
#OMPLY WITH SPECIlED RECYCLED CONTENT AND OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

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! "UILDING &LUSH /UT *UST PRIOR TO 3UBSTANTIAL #OMPLETION mUSH OUT BUILDING CONTINUOUSLY IE
HOURS PER DAY SEVEN DAYS A WEEK USING MAXIMUM TEMPERED OUTSIDE AIR OR MAXIMUM
AMOUNT OF OUTSIDE AIR WHILE ACHIEVING REASONABLE INDOOR TEMPERATURE FOR AT LEAST FOURTEEN
CALENDAR DAYS )F INTERRUPTIONS OF MORE THAN A FEW HOURS ARE REQUIRED FOR TESTING AND
BALANCING PURPOSES EXTEND mUSH OUT PERIOD ACCORDINGLY
7HEN #ONTRACTOR IS REQUIRED TO PERFORM TOUCH UP WORK PROVIDE TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION
VENTILATION DURING INSTALLATION AND EXTEND BUILDING mUSH OUT BY A MINIMUM OF FOUR DAYS
AFTER TOUCH UP INSTALLATION WITH MAXIMUM TEMPERED OUTSIDE AIR FOR HR PER DAY
)F CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE PERMITS EXTEND mUSH OUT PERIOD BEYOND DAYS
2ETURN VENTILATION SYSTEM TO NORMAL OPERATION FOLLOWING mUSH OUT PERIOD TO MINIMIZE
ENERGY CONSUMPTION
#,%!.).'
! &INAL #LEANING %NVIRONMENTAL )SSUES

#LEAN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SURFACES EXPOSED TO VIEW REMOVE TEMPORARY LABELS STAINS
AND FOREIGN SUBSTANCES POLISH TRANSPARENT AND GLOSSY SURFACES USING CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS AS DESCRIBED IN 0ART OF THIS 3ECTION
#LEAN EQUIPMENT AND lXTURES TO SANITARY CONDITION USING CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
PRODUCTS AS DESCRIBED IN 0ART OF THIS 3ECTION
6ACUUM CARPETED AND SOFT SURFACES WITH HIGH EFlCIENCY PARTICULATE ARRESTOR (%0!
VACUUM
)F DUCTS WERE NOT SEALED DURING CONSTRUCTION AND CONTAIN DUST OR DIRT CLEAN DUCTS USING
(%0! VACUUM IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO 3UBSTANTIAL #OMPLETION AND PRIOR TO USING DUCTS TO
CIRCULATE AIR /IL lLM ON SHEET METAL SHALL BE REMOVED BEFORE SHIPMENT TO SITE (OWEVER
DUCTS SHALL BE INSPECTED TO CONlRM THAT NO OIL lLM IS PRESENT 2EMOVE OIL
2EPLACE ALL AIR lLTERS IE PRE AND lNAL lLTERS JUST PRIOR TO 3UBSTANTIAL #OMPLETION
2EMOVE AND PROPERLY DISPOSE OF RECYCLABLE MATERIALS USING CONSTRUCTION WASTE
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM DESCRIBED IN 3ECTION n 3ITE 7ASTE -ANAGEMENT 0ROGRAM
02/4%#4)/.
! %NVIRONMENTAL )SSUES
0ROTECT INTERIOR MATERIALS FROM WATER INTRUSION OR PENETRATION WHERE INTERIOR PRODUCTS NOT
INTENDED FOR WET APPLICATIONS ARE EXPOSED TO MOISTURE IMMEDIATELY REMOVE FROM SITE AND
DISPOSE OF PROPERLY
0ROTECT INSTALLED PRODUCTS USING METHODS THAT DO NOT SUPPORT GROWTH OF MOLDS AND
MILDEWS
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3ECTION IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SPECIFICATION SECTIONS IN TERMS OF GUIDING AND
CONTROLLING THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF A PROJECT )T IS THIS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS SECTION THAT SETS
THE TONE FOR THE PROJECT AND INFORMS THE ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS OF INDIVIDUAL SPECIFICATION
SECTIONS 7HILE AN ATTEMPT HAS BEEN MADE TO SIMPLIFY THIS SPECIFICATION IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT
THE ISSUES RAISED MAY BE NEW TO THE !RCHITECT AND MAY APPEAR COMPLEX &OR THIS REASON IT
IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE SECTION BE CAREFULLY REVIEWED PRIOR TO USE AND THAT IT BE INTEGRATED
CAREFULLY INTO THE 0ROJECT -ANUAL 3PECIFICATION )F UNCERTAINTY EXISTS IT MAY BE ADVISABLE TO UTILIZE
THE SERVICES OF A 3PECIFICATIONS CONSULTANT AND AN )NDOOR !IR 1UALITY CONSULTANT
4HE REQUIREMENTS OF SECTION APPLY TO ALMOST ALL THE SPECIFICATION SECTIONS AND THESE
OTHER SECTIONS SHOULD BE COORDINATED WITH SECTION
4HE 3PECIAL %NVIRONMENTAL 2EQUIREMENTS INCORPORATE THREE MAJOR ISSUES
! %NERGY CONSERVATION AND EFFICIENCY 3PECIFICATION 3ECTION REFERENCES ENERGY

CONSERVATION AND EFFICIENCY AND DEALS SPECIFICALLY WITH THE OTHER TWO ISSUES
" )NDOOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND AIR QUALITY 3PECIFICATION SECTION REFERENCES THE
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND DEALS SPECIFICALLY WITH INDOOR AIR QUALITY 2EDUCING POLLUTANT
SOURCES IN BUILDINGS IS PROBABLY THE MOST EFFECTIVE METHOD FOR IMPROVING THE INDOOR AIR
QUALITY 4HIS SPECIFICATION SECTION PROVIDES A REQUIREMENT FOR MAJOR MATERIALS USED INSIDE
A BUILDING TO BE SUBMITTED FOR AN EMISSIONS CHAMBER TEST PRIOR TO INSTALLATION 6ARIOUS
#HEMICALS OF #ONCERN ARE LISTED AND THE RESULTS OF THE CHAMBER TEST SHOULD BE REVIEWED FOR
CONFORMANCE WITH THE LIMITS ESTABLISHED HERE 4HE LABORATORY WRITE UP OF THE TEST RESULTS WILL
INDICATE WHETHER THE TEST RESULTS MEET THE SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENTS OR NOT
# 2ESOURCE EFFICIENT MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS 4HIS SPECIFICATION SECTION PROVIDES A METHOD FOR
DOCUMENTING A PRODUCTS RECYCLED CONTENT AND IS BASED ON THE #ALIFORNIA 3TATE !GENCY
"UY 2ECYCLED #AMPAIGN 3!"2# 4HE 3!"2# MUST BE USED FOR #ALIFORNIA $EPARTMENT OF
'ENERAL 3ERVICES $'3 PROJECTS EXCLUDING SCHOOLS AND THE DOCUMENTATION REQUIREMENTS
HAVE BEEN ADAPTED TO CONFORM TO SPECIFICATION REQUIREMENTS AND FOR USE ON OTHER PROJECTS
AS A REPORTING TOOL TO THE !RCHITECT AND TO THE PROJECT /WNER
,IFE #YCLE !SSESSMENT ,IFE #YCLE !SSESSMENT ,#! IS NEEDED TO ASSIST THE !RCHITECT IN MAKING
JUDGMENTS ABOUT THE APPROPRIATE USE OF SPECIFIC MATERIALS AND SYSTEMS 3INCE ,#! IS NOT YET
SUFFICIENTLY DEVELOPED IT IS NOT PRESENTED IN THIS SPECIFICATION BUT MUCH OF THE INFORMATION
REQUESTED BY THIS SECTION WILL BE HELPFUL IN THE FUTURE WHEN ,#! BECOMES AVAILABLE
.OTE
3PECIFICATION SECTION ARTICLE $ESIGN 2EQUIREMENTS IS INCLUDED IN THIS SPECIFICATION
SPECIFICALLY TO ADVISE THE CONTRACTOR ABOUT THE DESIGN REQUIREMENTS USED BY THE DESIGN TEAM IN
THE DESIGN OF THE PROJECT AND THE PREPARATION OF THE #ONTRACT $OCUMENTS 4HE #ONTRACTOR NEEDS
ACCESS TO THIS INFORMATION IF THEY DECIDE TO PROPOSE SUSTAINABLE BUILDING ENHANCEMENTS OR IF
THEY DECIDE TO PROPOSE MATERIAL AND SYSTEM SUBSTITUTION REQUESTS &OR SUBSTITUTION REQUESTS
THE CONTRACTOR WILL NEED TO COMPARE THE PROPOSED SUBSTITUTION TO THE SPECIFIED PRODUCT AND WILL
NEED TO HIGHLIGHT THE SUSTAINABLE BUILDING DESIGN REQUIREMENTS IN THEIR PROPOSALS

3OME OF THE GOALS NOTED BELOW MAY APPEAR TO BE CONTRADICTORY AND THE PROJECT TEAM MAY NEED
TO EVALUATE AND MAKE A SELECTION BASED ON PROJECT SPECIFIC GOALS 4HE DESIGN TEAM FOR EACH
PROJECT SHOULD EVALUATE PROJECT PRIORITIES AND GOALS WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AS PART OF THE DESIGN
PROCESS PRIOR TO PREPARATION OF #ONSTRUCTION $OCUMENTS
.OTE
&OR SCHOOL PROJECTS SPECIAL CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH LIGHTING DESIGN FOR THE SPORTS FIELDS AND
TO ACHIEVE A SAFE SITE ENVIRONMENT AT NIGHT
.OTE
3PECIFICATION 3ECTION !RTICLE ) 7HEN USING COMPOSITE WOOD PRODUCTS THAT CONTAIN
POST CONSUMER RECYCLED CONTENT THERE IS A POSSIBILITY THAT THE FINAL PRODUCT MAY CONTAIN
LEAD ARSENIC AND SEMI VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS INCLUDING 0ENTACHLOROPHENOL #HLORDANE
AND #HLORPYRIFOS 7HILE THERE ARE CURRENTLY NO ESTABLISHED SAFE AIR CONCENTRATION LIMITS FOR
THESE COMPOUNDS IT IS IMPORTANT TO RECOGNIZE THAT THEY MAY PRESENT A SIGNIFICANT HEALTH
HAZARD 4HEREFORE BULK TESTING OF THE PRODUCT IS RECOMMENDED TO SHOW THAT THEY ARE FREE OF
CONTAMINATION 4HE 0ROJECT CLIENT SHOULD BE NOTIFIED OF THE COMPOUND CONTENT AS THEY MAY BE
REQUIRED UNDER #! 0ROPOSITION TO NOTIFY BUILDING USERS OF THE PRESENCE OF THESE COMPOUNDS
IF SUCH COMPOUNDS ARE INSTALLED INTO A BUILDING 4HE ARCHITECT AND THE 0ROJECT CLIENT SHOULD
MAKE A DETERMINATION WHETHER SUCH PRODUCTS SHOULD BE INSTALLED
.OTE
&OR 3TATE FUNDED PROJECTS 3TATE AGENCIES ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLY WITH THE 3TATE OF #ALIFORNIA
0UBLIC #ONTRACT #ODE 3ECTIONS AND 3CHOOL PROJECTS ARE NOT REQUIRED TO
COMPLY WITH THESE CODES HOWEVER THE CERTIFICATION FORM HAS BEEN ADAPTED FOR USE ON SCHOOL
PROJECTS
.OTE
&OR &3# ACCREDITED CERTIFIERS VISIT HTTPFSUCORGHTMLINDEXHTML
h7ELL MANAGEDv SHALL MEAN FORESTS THAT ARE BEING MANAGED THROUGH PROFESSIONALLY
ADMINISTERED FORESTRY MANAGEMENT AND LOGGING PLANS THAT ENSURE REGENERATION OF DESIRED
SPECIES SO THAT TIMBER GROWTH EQUALS OR EXCEEDS HARVESTING RATES IN BOTH QUANTITY AND
QUALITY OVER THE LONG TERM /THER CONSIDERATIONS INCLUDE PROTECTING RIVERS AND STREAMS FROM
DEGRADATION MINIMIZING DAMAGE OF THE FOREST WHEN HARVESTING PROMOTING BIODIVERSITY
OPERATING IN CONCERT WITH THE LAWFUL INTERESTS OF LOCAL POPULATIONS AND MAXIMIZING BOTH THE YIELD
AND VALUE OF THE FOREST PRODUCTS
.OTE
)T IS NOT PRACTICAL TO REQUEST THE SUBMISSION OF -3$3S FOR REVIEW BY THE !RCHITECT IN DESIGN BID
BUILD CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT PROJECTS 4HIS INFORMATION SHOULD BE REQUESTED AND REVIEWED BY
THE !RCHITECT IN THE DESIGN PHASES 3PECIFICATION 3ECTION !RTICLE " SHOULD CONTAIN
THE FOLLOWING TEXT WHEN USING NON DESIGN BUILD CONSTRUCTION PROCUREMENT METHODS (OWEVER
THE !RCHITECT SHOULD IN ALL CIRCUMSTANCES OBTAIN THIS INFORMATION PRIOR TO SPECIFYING A PRODUCT
h%NVIRONMENTAL )SSUES $ATA &URNISH MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS -3$3 FOR MATERIALS WHERE AS
REQUIRED IN EACH SPECIFIC 3PECIFICATION SECTIONS

! !LL -3$3S SUBMITTED MUST CONTAIN SPECIFIC CHEMICAL CONTENT DATA IDENTIFYING THE PERCENT OF
THE TOTAL PRODUCT MASS REPRESENTED BY EACH LISTED CHEMICAL IN THE -3$3
" #HEMICALS LISTED AS PROPRIETARY OR NOT LISTED ON -3$3 SHALL BE SEPARATELY LISTED AND
SUBMITTED TO !RCHITECT FOR REVIEW UNDER A NON DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT
# 2EQUIREMENTS FOR IDENTIFIED CHEMICALS ARE NOT LIMITED TO THOSE LISTED BY /3(! AS HAZARDOUS
NOR TO THOSE PRESENT AT GREATER THAN BY WEIGHTv
3PECIFICATION 3ECTION !RTICLE " AND $ REQUIRE THE CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE %MISSION
4EST $ATA FOR MATERIALS AND PRODUCTS 4HE INFORMATION REQUESTED BY THIS REQUIREMENT IS
USUALLY OBTAINED BY THE 'ENERAL #ONTRACTOR THROUGH THE SUBCONTRACTOR AND FROM THE PRODUCT
MANUFACTURER 4HE MANUFACTURER OBTAINS THIS INFORMATION FROM THE TEST LABORATORY AND BOTH OF
THE TESTING LABORATORIES LISTED IN THIS SECTION ARE EXPERIENCED AT PREPARING THE DATA IN A FORM
USABLE BY THE ARCHITECT -UCH OF THE TEST DESCRIPTION PROVIDED IN THIS SPECIFICATION SECTION IS
GIVEN FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LABORATORY
.OTE
4HE !RCHITECT SHOULD REVIEW THE PATTERN OF THE DECAY CURVE FOR 46/# AND FORMALDEHYDE FOR THE
DURATION OF THE TEST 4HE DECAY CURVE SHOULD BE DROPPING OVER TIME )F 46/# AND FORMALDEHYDE
EMISSIONS ARE HIGH ANDOR IF THE DECAY CURVE IS NOT DROPPING TEMPORARY VENTILATION MAY BE
NEEDED IN THE INSTALLATION AREA
.OTE
4HE !RCHITECT SHOULD COMPARE EMISSIONS FROM MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS TO THOSE FROM
MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS FOR OTHER MATERIALS BEING CONSIDERED FOR THE SAME USE FOR 0ROJECT AND
EVALUATE %XCLUDE MATERIALS WHOSE MAINTENANCE PRODUCTS 6/# EMISSIONS ARE IN UPPER HALF OF
THOSE COMPARED FOR SAME APPLICATIONS
4HERE IS NOW IN DRAFT FORM A 3TATE OF #ALIFORNIA $EPARTMENT OF 'ENERAL 3ERVICES 4ECHNICAL 3PECIFICATION
&OR THE %VALUATION OF %NVIRONMENTALLY 0REFERABLE *ANITORIAL #HEMICALS &OR 3TATE FUNDED 0ROJECTS
EXCLUDING SCHOOLS IT IS NECESSARY TO REFER TO THESE GUIDELINES "OTH ARE AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET AT
HTTPWWWCIWMBCAGOVGREENBUILDING3PECS*ANITORIAL*ANITORIALDOC AND HTTPWWWRESDDGSCAGOV
"0-LISTSHTM
.OTE
)NDOOR AIR EMISSIONS TESTING LABORATORIES ARE CURRENTLY NOT WIDELY AVAILABLE 4HE FOLLOWING
LABORATORIES ARE LISTED FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE SPECIFICATION USER (OWEVER THIS LISTING DOES
NOT IMPLY AN ENDORSEMENT OF THE LABORATORIES BY THE AUTHORS OR BY THE 3TATE OF #ALIFORNIA NOR
DOES THE ABSENCE OF A LABORATORY FROM THE LIST IMPLY THAT IT WOULD NOT BE ACCEPTABLE
4HE 3TATE OF #ALIFORNIA DOES NOT CURRENTLY HAVE A CERTIFICATION PROCESS FOR LABS ANALYZING AIR
SAMPLES
)N THE FUTURE #ALIFORNIAS $EPARTMENT OF (EALTH 3ERVICES $(3 IS PLANNING TO CERTIFY ACCREDIT
OR OTHERWISE APPROVE OF THOSE LABORATORIES PERFORMING AIR MONITORING ANALYSES AS MANDATED
BY 3ENATE "ILL 3HER ET AL 3TATUTES OF 4HIS BECAME EFFECTIVE ON *ANUARY
#ALIFORNIA (EALTH AND 3AFETY #ODE 3ECTION 4HE $(3 DOES MAINTAIN A LIST OF
COMMERCIAL LABORATORIES WITHOUT ANY ENDORSEMENT OR EVALUATION OF THE QUALITY OF SERVICES 2EFER
TO HTTPWWWCAL IAQORG&)2-3

.OTE
%MISSIONS TESTING PROVIDES EMISSION FACTORS FOR THE TEST SPECIMEN UNDER THE LOADING AND
VENTILATION USED IN THE TEST 4HE EMISSION FACTOR MUST BE USED WITH PROJECT SPECIFIC PRODUCT
LOADING AND VENTILATION DATA TO DETERMINE WHETHER A MATERIAL COMPLIES WITH THE REQUIREMENTS
OF THIS SPECIFICATION 2E TESTING IS NOT NECESSARY FOR DIFFERENT MATERIAL APPLICATIONS BUT NEW
CALCULATIONS ARE REQUIRED
.OTE
4HE /%((! #HRONIC 2%, FOR &ORMALDEHYDE IS THE GOAL BUT IN MOST CASES IT CANNOT BE MET
$UE TO ITS STATUS AS AN IDENTIFIED CARCINOGEN A PREFERRED APPROACH TO CONTROL OF FORMALDEHYDE
CONCENTRATIONS IS BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF !,!2! !S ,OW !S 2EASONABLY !CHIEVABLE
.OTE THAT THE /%((! #HRONIC 2%, FOR FORMALDEHYDE IS APPROXIMATELY THE SAME AS THE TYPICAL
CONCENTRATION IN OUTDOOR AIR 0RODUCTS CONTAINING WOOD EVEN WITHOUT FORMALDEHYDE BASED
RESINS AND MANY COMMON FIBROUS GLASS INSULATION PRODUCTS ARE MADE WITH FORMALDEHYDE
BASED RESINS AS ARE MANY COMPOSITE WOOD PRODUCTS )N ORDER NOT TO ELIMINATE MANY COMMON
BUILDING PRODUCTS THAT WILL INEVITABLY EMIT SOME FORMALDEHYDE WE HAVE USED AN ALTERNATIVE
CONCENTRATION LIMIT OF «GM PPB BASED ON /%((!S RECOMMENDED MAXIMUM
CONCENTRATION IN OFFICE ENVIRONMENTS .EVERTHELESS DUE TO FORMALDEHYDES STATUS AS A LISTED
CARCINOGEN IT IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED THAT THE !,!2! !S ,OW !S 2EASONABLY !CHIEVABLE
APPROACH BE APPLIED AND THAT «GM BE THE GOAL
.OTE
4HESE SPECIFICATIONS REQUIRE THAT THE #ONTRACTOR PROVIDE CALCULATIONS OBTAINED FROM THE PRODUCT
MANUFACTURER AND PREPARED BY THE TESTING LABORATORY 4HE #ONTRACTOR WILL NEED TO PROVIDE TO
THE LABORATORY THE REQUIRED DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION NEEDED FOR THE CALCULATIONS 3HOULD THE
ARCHITECT ELECT TO PERFORM THESE CALCULATIONS HESHE MAY DO SO USING INFORMATION DESIGN
ASSUMPTIONS AND MATERIAL QUANTITIES FOR THE 0ROJECT
.OTE
3PECIFICATION 3ECTION $ 2EPORTING 2EQUIREMENTS 4HE ITEMS REQUIRED BY THE
REPORTING REQUIREMENTS SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN A SUBMITTAL AND USED BY THE !RCHITECT AS FOLLOWS
! #OMPOUNDS LISTED ON /%((! LIST n 2EPORTED CALCULATED CONCENTRATION SHOULD BE EQUAL TO

OR LESS THAN THE /%((! REGULATIONS
" #OMPOUNDS ON 0ROPOSITION LIST n 2EPORT THESE TO THE PROJECT OWNER SCHOOL DISTRICT 4HE
/WNER IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO IDENTIFY THESE COMPOUNDS WITH A WARNING SIGN IN THE BUILDING
# #ALIFORNIA 4OXIC !IR #ONTAMINANTS LIST n AVAILABLE AT HTTPWWWARBCAGOVTOXICSTOXICSHTM

n 2EPORT THE CALCULATED CONCENTRATIONS OF ANY COMPOUNDS ON THIS LIST TO THE /WNER FOR HIS
INFORMATION 4HE !RCHITECT SHOULD ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN THIS INFORMATION IN THE DESIGN PHASES IF
POSSIBLE SO THAT TIMELY DECISIONS CAN BE MADE

.OTE
4HE 3!"2# IS MANDATORY FOR 3TATE PROJECTS EXCLUDING SCHOOLS BUT CAN BE USED FOR ALL PROJECTS
AS ADAPTED IN THESE SPECIFICATIONS AS A WAY TO REPORT TO THE !RCHITECT AND A SCHOOL DISTRICT THE
RECYCLED CONTENT OF A PRODUCT
&OR UPDATED INFORMATION ON 3!"2# RECYCLED CONTENT GOALS RECYCLED CONTENT CATEGORIES AND
REPORTING PROCEDURES CONTACT *ERRY (ART ) 3TREET 0/ "OX 3ACRAMENTO #ALIFORNIA
TELEPHONE OR % /RANGETHORPE !VE 3UITE &ULLERTON
#ALIFORNIA TELEPHONE FAX WWWCIWMBCAGOV AND WWW
CIWMBCAGOV"UY2ECYCLED3TATE!GENCY
.OTE
4HE LIST OF #HRONIC )NHALATION 2%,S IS INCLUDED IN THIS DRAFT SPECIFICATION FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES
ONLY 4HE !RCHITECT SHOULD USE THE LATEST VERSION OF THE LIST COPIED FROM THE WEBSITE HTTPWWW
OEHHAORGAIRCHRONIC?RELSALL#HRELSHTML WHEN PREPARING THE SPECIFICATIONS
.OTE THAT NOT ALL #HEMICALS OF #ONCERN ARE INCLUDED ON THE LISTS AT THIS TIME AND THAT REVISIONS
TO THE LISTS WILL OCCUR FROM TIME TO TIME 4HESE REVISIONS MAY REQUIRE RE TESTING OF SOME
PRODUCTS ANDOR RE EVALUATING OF SOME PRODUCTS USING AVAILABLE TEST DATA
2%&%2%.#%3
2EFERENCES FOR MORE INFORMATION
#ALIFORNIA 3TATE !GENCY "UY 2ECYCLED #AMPAIGN 4HE $EPARTMENT OF 'ENERAL 3ERVICES AND THE
#ALIFORNIAN )NTEGRATED 7ASTE -ANAGEMENT "OARD
HTTPWWWCIWMBCAGOV"UY2ECYCLED3TATE!GENCY
3USTAINABLE "UILDING 4ECHNICAL -ANUAL 'REEN "UILDING $ESIGN #ONSTRUCTION AND /PERATIONS
#HAPTERS AND FOR )NDOOR !IR 1UALITY AND "UILDING #OMMISSIONING PRODUCED BY 0UBLIC
4ECHNOLOGY )NC AND CO SPONSORED BY THE 53 'REEN "UILDING #OUNCIL $EPARTMENT OF %NERGY
AND THE 53 %NVIRONMENTAL 0ROTECTION !GENCY
,EON !LEVANTIS -3 0% )NDOOR !IR 1UALITY 3ECTION %NVIRONMENTAL (EALTH ,ABORATORY "RANCH
$IVISION OF %NVIRONMENTAL AND /CCUPATIONAL $ISEASE #ONTROL #ALIFORNIA $EPARTMENT OF (EALTH
3ERVICES 2EDUCING /CCUPANT %XPOSURE TO 6OLATILE /RGANIC #OMPOUNDS 6/#S FROM /FFICE
"UILDING #ONSTRUCTION -ATERIALS .ON "INDING 'UIDELINES *ULY !VAILABLE ON THE WEB AT
HTTPWWWCAL IAQORG6/#
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