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Crawford,Murphy&Tilly <br /> William Street Pump Station,E.Main Street&S.29th Street, Decaur, IL <br /> October 6,2022/IDEAL Number 25115 <br /> The scope of work was based on an understanding between IDEAL and client,whether the understanding was from verbal <br /> conversation or written document(s).The scope of work and report shall be deemed accepted by client unless client advises to <br /> the contrary in writing to IDEAL within 10 days of the date the report is sent. <br /> ' No warranty or guarantee, expressed or implied, is made as to the conclusions,findings and/or professional advice included in <br /> this report. <br /> Asbestos Removal <br /> The following information is presented for informational purposes only. It is not a complete outline of asbestos regulations, nor <br /> is it to be used as asbestos removal specifications. It is important to understand that asbestos in buildings is regulated by <br /> several government agencies. Each agency has its own definition of"Public and commercial buildings". <br /> ' The EPA definition of"Public and commercial buildings"under the NESHAP regulation is any building that is not a residential <br /> building of four or fewer dwelling units. Single-family homes are not considered "public and commercial buildings". The EPA, <br /> however, does include residential buildings in the NESHAP regulations if demolition of the properties is part of an urban <br /> renewal project, a highway construction project, or for any shopping mall development, industrial development or other private <br /> ' commercial development. <br /> Under NESHAP regulations, in some cases the EPA requires notification prior to asbestos removal. NESHAP also requires <br /> notification prior to building demolition/renovation even if no asbestos was detected.All notifications must be sent to the IL EPA <br /> ' and post marked or delivered at least ten working days prior to the asbestos removal, demolition or renovation. <br /> Also, in some cases, IDPH requires notification 2 working days prior to an asbestos abatement project.The completion of this <br /> form is not required for buildings that are included in IDPH's definition of an "industrial building". <br /> The Illinois Environmental Protection Act, publish date: January 1999, Title II:Air Pollution, Section 9a. states that no person <br /> shall: Cause or threaten or allow the discharge or emission of any contaminant into the environment in any State so as to cause <br /> or tend to cause air pollution in Illinois, either alone or in combination with contaminants from other sources, or so as to violate <br /> ' regulations or standards adopted by the Board under this ACT. Based on this Act, all friable asbestos containing materials and <br /> those likely to become friable during demolition should be removed from the building prior to demolition. <br /> The building owner is responsible for ensuring all current federal, state and local asbestos rules and regulations are followed. In <br /> I ' Illinois, depending on the type and quantity of asbestos removal,the following may be necessary: <br /> -The use of an IDPH licensed asbestos abatement contractor. <br /> -The use of EPA-AHERA accredited, IDPH licensed asbestos workers. <br /> -The use of EPA-AHERA accredited, IDPH licensed asbestos supervisors. <br /> ' <br /> The use of EPA-AHERA accredited, IDPH licensed asbestos project designer. <br /> -The use of EPA-AHERA accredited, IDPH licensed asbestos air sample professional. <br /> -The use of an OSHA-competent on-site person. <br /> ' K-12 school buildings have more stringent removal regulations than those noted above. <br /> We can assist you with all the above services. For assistance with notifications or your abatement project, please give us a call. <br /> IDEAL does not prepare notifications or perform asbestos abatement under inspection agreements. <br /> ' We would be pleased to assist you however possible. <br /> Ideal Environmental Engineering,Inc. (309)828-4259 www.idealenvironmenta1.com <br /> ' Page 118 <br />