Environmental
A West Virginia commercial property owner wants to demolish an old building that may contain asbestos. Before demolition, the owner must:
ASimply hire a licensed contractor and proceed
BConduct an asbestos survey and follow EPA/OSHA NESHAP regulations for proper notification, removal, and disposal✓ Correct
CNotify only the county health department
DObtain WVREC approval for the demolition
Explanation
Before demolishing a building that may contain asbestos, an asbestos survey must be conducted by a certified inspector. If asbestos-containing materials are found, EPA NESHAP regulations require proper notification to state and local agencies, abatement by licensed contractors, and proper disposal.
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