Environmental
A Florida contractor is demolishing an older commercial building. Before demolition begins, the contractor is required to:
AOnly obtain a local demolition permit
BConduct an asbestos survey and properly manage/dispose of any asbestos-containing materials per EPA NESHAP regulations✓ Correct
CNotify FREC of the demolition
DOnly consult with the county health department
Explanation
EPA's NESHAP (National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants) asbestos regulations require a thorough asbestos inspection before demolition of buildings. Any asbestos found must be properly abated before demolition by licensed contractors.
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