From: Richard Kahn Sent: Friday, April 24, 2015 6:02 PM To: jeffrey E. Subject: Fwd: photos Richard Kahn HBRK Associates Inc. 575 Lexington =venue 4th Floor New York, NY 10022 tel =12-971-1306 fax 646-350-0954 cell =17-414-7584 Begin forwarded message: Date: =/b>April 24, 2015 at 1:59:14 PM =DT Subject: 4b>photos From: =/b>Brandon Thompson <[email protected]> To: =/b>Richard Kahn <[email protected]> Dear Mr. Kahn, The pictures were sent to you. Please, review all of them and =f you have any question or concern, call me and I will try to explain =o you the problem. There is a complex problem as I =an see it. First, when I opened the boards inside the cabinets, a stale =nd musty air came out. The mold is widely visible everywhere. =/div> I noticed that when the peoples are entering the =ibrary, they leave the doors open. I presume for the air exchange. =roblem is the hot and moist air comes in and condensates on the =urfaces. Some of the spots at the large window area and the blackboard, =ooked like there was a leak from the ceiling. This =11 can be fixed and taken care of. If you allow me, after I finish the =roject, I could train one of the workers to care for it. =or an hour or two a day, changing the water level in the dehumidifiers =nd changing the Silica Gel when absorbed the moisture from the =nvironment . There shall be no issue after this. I =ould suggest placing Silica Gel under the cabinets, which changes the =olor when absorbs moisture. Usually changes to purple color. You =an bake it in the oven and re-use it as many times as is needed. =ehumidifiers shall be placed in the corners and work along with AC. =hen Mr. Epstein will use the Library, humidifiers can be removed for =ew days and re-placed later on. The rest of the care, I can write the =nstructions down and someone has to follow it. Please, do not hesitate to call me and discuss any problem =oncerning the Library. Brandon EFTA_R1_01353910 EFTA0236