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Kennedy/Jenks Consultants boxing training gym and associated dressing rooms The southernmost portion of the second story was closed off and could not be accessed at the time of the site visit No hazardous materials were observed to be stored other than commercially available cleaning supplies 2 3 2 612 Market Street The building at 612 Market is a one-story, wood frame building with stucco exterior, a concrete foundation, and a built-up roof Access to the building was not gained, and the ' assessment was limited to extenor observations from the public nght-of-ways exterior to the building Currently, according to Mr Freitas, this building is used as a meeting hall by a fraternal/business association 2 3 3 620-622 Market Street The building at 620-622 Market is a three-story, brick building with a concrete foundation and a built-up roof, containing approximately 27,750 square feet in floor area The building was originally built as a hotel and is currently operating as the Cunningham Hotel The main entrance to the hotel is on the first floor and accessed from Market Street The entrance area is terra cotta tiled and the walls are plastered Fluorescent lighting was observed in halls on the second and third floors and in the garage on the first floor of the building Stags lead from the first floor entranceway to the hotel rooms on the second and third floors East of the hotel entrance is a door leading to the concrete-paved garage area The garage is currently used for storage of household goods and cleaning products (in commercially available sizes) Mr Patel, the hotel manager, said that the garage had formerly been used for the repair of automobiles The rear of the basement contained a round table, service pit, and sump The service pit has a floor drain, and oil staining was ' observed on the walls and floor of the pit A small, subsurface, concrete-lined pipe trench containing sewer and gas pipes was located along the western side of the building A boiler room containing a gas-fired heater, water tank, and two 100-gallon hot water heaters (gas) was located at the southern end (rear) of the building The boiler provides steam heat to the second and third floor rooms Thermal system insulation (TSI) was observed on the water tank and on a steam pipe protruding near the ceiling of the boder room Present in the Market Street sidewalk outside the front of the hotel, there is what appears to be a fuel fill port While the purpose and function of the port could not be ascertained within the scope of the ESA, its presence indicates the possible presence of a fuel oil tank beneath the sidewalk at the north end of the building The hotel office is located on the second floor at the top of the stairs Hotel rooms on both the second and third floors are similar in layout Interior walls and ceilings are plaster and the floor is carpeted except for ceramic the in bathrooms and bare wood floors in closets The kitchen and laundry room located on the second floor has linoleum on the floor The roof was accessed by stairs from the third floor Four out-of-service solar hot water heaters were located on the roof Several vent pipes were observed on the roof of the building No signs of chemicals staining, spills or releases were observed on the roof Ijobt96W60014 0011extdoc 3