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Status
Issued
CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
Building/Combination Permit
PERMIT NO: COM2008-01713
ISSUED: 11/2612008
APPLIED: 11/2612008
EXPIRES: ' OS/2612009
VALUE:
'225 Fifth Street, Springfield, OR
54],726-3753 Phone
54] -726-3676, Fax
54]-726-3769 Inspection Line
SITE ADDRESS: 353 DEADMOND FERRY RD
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO.: ]703]54003700
SPRlNGFIETYPE OF WORK: Single Family Residence
TYPE OF USE: Demolition
Residential
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Demolish existing residence
Owner:
Address:
PEACEHEALTH
PO BOX ]479
EUGENE OR 97440
I CONTRACTOR INFORMATION I
Contractor, Type
Contractor
License
Expiration Date Pnone
BUILDING INFORMATION I
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# of Stories:
Height of Structure
Type of Heat:
Water Type:
Range Type:
Energy Path:
. Sprinkled Building:
Lot Size:
Sq Ft ] st Floor:
Sq Ft 2nd Floor:
Sq Ft Basement:
Sq Ft Garage/Carport
Sq Ft Other:
Occupant Load:
# of Units:
Primary Occupancy Group:
Secondary Occupancy Group:
Primary Construction Type
Secondary Construction Type:
# of Bedroom,s:
R-3
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I DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION I
Frontyard Setback:
Side] Setback:
Side 2 Setback:
Rearyard Setback:
Solar Setbacks:
Overlay Disl:
# Street Trees Rqd:
Paved Drive Rqd:
% of Lot Coverage:
REQUIRED PARKING
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Total:
Handicapped:
Compact:
I PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS I
Street Improvements:
Storm Sewer Available:
Special Instruction:
Sidewalk Type:
Downspouts/Drains:
Notes:
I Valuation DescriDtion I
Description
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Square Footage
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Value
Date Calculated
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CITY OF SPRINGFIELD'
Building/Combination Permit
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EXPIRES: " ," o5ii6/i669 ,',. ,-,,~. -~, -
VALUE:
Total Valne of Project
Fee.s Paid I
Fee Description
+ 10% Administrative Fee
+ 5% Technology Fee
Demolition
. Amount Paid
Date Paid
Receipt Number
$5.20
$2.60
$52.00
11/26/08
1l/26/08
1l/26/08
3200800000000000767
3200800000000000767
3200800000000000767
Total Amount Paid
$59.80
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Demolition: After demolition is complete, sewer is capped or septic is pumped and filled aud inspection is
requested and approved, and all debris is removed from the site.
By signature, I state and agree, that I have carefully examined the completed application and do hereby certify that all
-infor~ation hereon is true and cO,freet, and I further certify that ,IOY and all work performed shall be done in accordance with
the Ordinances of the City of Springfield and the Laws of the State of Oregon pertaining to the work described herein, and
that NO OCCUPANCY will be made of any structure without permission ofthe Community Services Division, Building Safety..
I further certifytlIat only contractors and employees who are in compliance with ORS 701.005 will be used on this project.
I further agree to ensure that all required inspections are requested at the proper time, that each address is readable from the
street, that the permit card is located at t!'e front of the property, and the approved set of plans will remain on the site at all
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225 FIFTH STREET - SPRINGFIELD, OR 97477 - PH:(541)726-3753 -FAX: (541)726-3689
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DEMOLITION PERMIT APPLICATION
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Structure to be Demolished:
Job Nwnber:
The applicant is,hereby notified that any redevelopment of the subject site must
comply with all of the app]icable laws, codes, ordinances, polices and plans in
effect at the time the redeve]opment proposal is accepted as comp]ete for City
review. This wou]d include correction of sl1bstandard conditions associated with
the present development. Examp]es of sl1ch corrections may include
modification of inadeql1ate drainage facilities; compliance with building set-
backs from property lines; correction of sl1bstandard sidewalks and street
improvements, including driveway width and placement; and other corrections
which may be necessary to comp]y with existing deve]opment standardS.
Furthermore, if an existing use is demo]ished or otherwise removed prior to the
development of the proposed use, then the system deve]opment charge credit for
the previol1s]y existing I1se shall expire two years after the date of issuance of the
demolition permit or other removal of the previously existing I1se. (Springfield
Municipal Code 3-416(1)).
My signature be]ow indicates that I have read and understand the above
conditions relating to the demo]ition of the above mentioned structure.
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225 FIFTH STREET. SPRINGFIELD, OR 97477 . PH:(541)726-3753 . FAX: (541)726-3689
DEMOLITION PERMIT APPLICATIONS.
. Your demolition permit is currently being processed. There may be a slight delay, of
, up to 2 working days for small structures, due to the time required to review the
, history of the structure to determine if it needs to be documented before demolition.
This documentation is for archival purposes only and will not affect the granting of
the demolition permit: If the structure is very large or complicated,the
c documentation process may take up to' a maximum of 4 working days.
Documentation will consist of photographing the building, taking measurements and
. making scaled drawings. The documentation will be undertaken by the City at no cost
to you. Documentation is being done on all structUres dated prior to 1940 that may
have historic importance to the City's development.
. THIS DOCUMENTATION WILL NOT IMPEDE THE DEMOLmON PROCESS.
, An age cut -off of 1940 was chosen because this is the date that the National Parks
Service and The Springfield Development Code use to determine potential historic
significance.
If you would'prefer to complete this documentation yourself you must provide the
. City with the following information: 1) black and white photographs of each
elevation, a floor plan with measurements, and 2) a set of elevation drawings with
measurements.
. Thank you for your patience.
,Address:
I grant the City of Springfield permission to enter my property to complete.
, documentation prior to the requested demolition of the structure located at:
35'3' ])&H)MCW,_ ~ /&).
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Job Number:
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225 Fifth Street
Springfield, Oregon 97477
541-726-3759 Phone
Job/Journal Number
COM2008-01713
COM2008-01713
COM2008,O 1713
Payments:
Type of Payment
CreditCard
cRcceintl
RECEIPT #:
Description
Demolition
+ 5% Technology Fee
+ 10% Administrative Fee
Paid By
PHILIP T FARRINGTON
City of Springfield Official Receipt
Development Services Department
Public Works Department
3200800000000000767
Date: 11/26/2008
Item Total:
Check. Number Authorization
Received By Batch Number Number How Received
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007354 In Person
Payment Tot~l:
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Amount Due
52,00
2,60
5.20
. $59.80
Amount Paid
$59,80
$59.80
11/26/2008
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PO Box 1524 Veneta, Oregon 97487 (541) 9359656 (541) 9356270 fax
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www.dintl.org
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September 24, 2008
Peace Health Property Planning and Development
Attn: Phillip Farrington
Re: Pre-demolition asbestos survey, Main house, storage building and garage at
353 Deadmonds Ferry Road Springfield, Oregon.
On September 5, 2008 an inspection and site survey for asbestos containing
building materials was conducted at the above-mentioned address, From the
homogeneous list of building materials established, Roofing, window glazing
compound, ceiling and wall textures, drywall composites, plaster wall
composites, ceiling tile and several flooring materials were sampled and
analyzed by an independent laboratory, Schneider Laboratories.
The results indicated that asbestos was present in the silver roof patch material
on the North, South and Garage roofs, in several types of 9" X9':Jloor tile and
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All of the structures at this address, following this exercise, are considered ready
for demolition pursuant to the rules specified in DEQ Division 340-248-0270 and
LRAPA's Title 43-015-10-A&B regarding asbestos.
All documentation from these activities and the credentials of those who
performed them are on file at the offices of Douglas International Inc.
If you or any of your associates have any questions regarding the activities
described, please don't hesitate to call me at 541- 935-9656 or 541-954-4369.
Thanks for your patronage,
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Environmental Site Assessment (Limited)
Peace Health Property & Planning
Riverbend Site Development
For structures at:
353 Deadmond Ferry Road
Springfield, Oregon
September 15, 2008
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Douglas International
Douglas J. Moore
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Peace Health Property Planning & Development
123 International Way
Springfield, Oregon 97477
Attn: Phillip Farrington
Re: Peace Health's Riverbend Development Site, Springfield, Oregon
House, storage room and garage at 353 Deadmonds Ferry Road
Springfield, Oregon.
On September 5, 2008 at your request, a pre-demolition site investigation for
hazardous materials was conducted at the above mentioned sites pursuant to
the requirements set forth in Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Division 268 and The Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority's Title 43.
The buildings all consist of multi-layered flat roofs, wood framing
constructed on slab foundations. A wide array of wood, gypsum and various
floor coverings make up the interior.
From this exercise bulk material samples were collected from 46 locations
and submitted to Schneider Laboratories for analysis for asbestos content.
The results indicated that asbestos was present in the silver roof patch
material on the main house North, South and Garage roofs, in several types
of 9" X 9" floor tile and associated mastics.
As previously disclosed, all asbestos containing building materials
discovered will need be properly abated by a licensed asbestos abatement
contractor prior to the demolition of the structures.
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All samples collected were done so by individuals with current EP A
AHERA / ASHARA asbestos itispection credentials. Copies of these
credentials are on file at the Eugene office of Douglas International Inc.
If we can be of any further assistance please call me at the following
numbers:
Office
Fax
541 9359656
541 935 6270
Mobile
E:mail
5419544369
dintl@dintl.org
Thanks again for the opportunity to assist you and your facility.
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PO Box 1524 Veneta, Oregon 97487 (541) 935 9656 (541) 935 6270 fax
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Bulk Summary Sheet - Asbestos
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Client: Peace Health Property Planning and Development DINTl Job #:OBRB353DF PDA ,
Attention: Phillip Farrington Sample Date 9/5/2008
Project Name: 353 Deadmonds Feny
ProjE~ct Address: 353 Deadmonds Feny Springfield, Oregon
Sample# location Material Friable Threshold Percent Asbestos
353DF- 03 Roof South section Silver patch yes 1% 3%
353DF- 09 Roof North section Silver patch yes 1% 3%
353DF- 13 S Dining room Floor tile Tan
layer 1- 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 4%
layer 2- mastic no 1% 5%
353DF- 14 S Dining room Floor tile Green
layer 1- 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 5%
layer 2- mastic no 1% 5%
353DF- 15 Kitchen Floor tile It, Green
layer 1, 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 4%
layer 2- mastic no 1% 4%
353DF- 16 Kitchen Floor tile Beige speckled'
layer 1.. 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 4%
layer 2,mastic no 1% 3%
353DF- 19 Center section Floor tile Lt, Green
East entry layer 1- 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 4%
layer 2, mastic no 1% 3%
353DF- 23 Center section Floor tile Tan
bathroom layer 1,9" X 9" VAT no 1% 4%
layer 2- mastic no 1% 3%
353DF- 29 Center section Floor tile Red
hall closet layer 1, 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 5%
layer 2- mastic no 1% 2%
353DF, 30 North section Floor tile Beige
NE bedroom layer 1- 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 5%
layer 2- mastic no 1% 2%
353DF- 31 North section Floor tile Dark Red
NE bedroom layer 1- 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 5%
layer 2- mastic no 1% 2%
353DF- 32 North section Floor tile Tan
center bedroom layer 1, 9" X 9" VAT no 1% 5%
layer 2- mastic no 1% 2%
Quantity: Twenty two (22)
Sampled By: Doug Moore
Sample Analysis Type: Polarized light Microscopy
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Bulk Summary Sheet - Non-Asbestos
Client: Peace Health Property Planning and Development
Attention: Phillip Farrington
Project Name: 353 Deadmonds Ferry
Project Address: 353 Deadmonds Ferry Springfield, Oregon
DINTL Job #:08RB353DF PDA
Sample Date 9/512008
Sample# Location Material Friable Threshold Percent Asbestos
353DF - 01 Storage bldg. Roofing
layer 1 rolled roofing 00 1% None
layer 2 fe" 00 1% None
353DF - 02 Storage West window glazing yes 1% None
353DF ,05 South section Roofing (5 layers) BUR no 1% None
353DF - 06 Ctr, Section skylghl Sealant (gray) 00 1% None
3S3DF - 07 Center section Roof comp, (3 layers) BUR 00 1% None
353DF - 08 North section Roof (rolled) no 1% None
353DF -10 Garage Fe" behind siding 00 1% None
353DF - tl Kitchen Ceiling drywall system yes 1% None
353DF,12 Kitchen vinyl shelf liner yes 1% None
353DF-17 Kitchen flX..II below floor tile yes 1% None
353DF -18 East enlry 1" X 1" ceiling tile yes 1% None
353DF - 20 firnace room Ceiling / wall board yes 1% None
353DF ' 21 Glr. Section bathroom Ceiling / Wall drywall system
layer 1 drywall yes 1% None
layer 21exture yes 1% None
353DF ' 22 Glr. Section E bathroom Sheet vinyl flooring yes 1% None
layer 1 vinyl yes 1% None
layer 2 adhesive yes 1% None
353DF - 24 elr. Section living room Wall / drywall system
layer 1 drywall yes 1% None
layer 2 mud yes 1% None
layer 3 texture yes 1% None
353DF ' 25 Clr. Section hallway Ceiling I Wall drywall system
layer 1 drywall yes 1% None
layer 2 texture yes 1% None
353DF ' 26 elr. Section living room 1'Z' X 1'Z' Roortile
layer 1 tile no 1% None
layer 2 mastic 00 1% None
3S3DF - 27 etr. Section main bathroom 9" X 9'" floor tile
layer llile no 1% None
layer 2 mastic no 1% None
Quantity: Twenty seven (27)
Sampled By: Doug Moore
Sample Analysis Type: Polarized Ligjhl Microscopy
Relinquished By: Doug Moore
Date I Time: 09/612008 1600
Turn Around Requested: 24 hour
Anallzed By: Schneider Labs
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LANE REGIONAL A]R PROTECTION AGENCY
TlTLE 43
ASBESTOS REQUIREMENTS
Section 43,001 Polic"
The bom'd tinds and declares that certain air contaminants for which there is no ambient air standard
may cause or contribute to an identitiable and significant increase in mOliality or to an increase in
serious irrevcrsib]e or incapacitating reversible illness, and are therefore considered to be hazardous
air contaminants, Under Section]] 2 of the Federal Clean Air Act, the federal EP A has declared
asbestos to be hazardous, Title 43 contains requirements for handling of asbestos, (S''';on4),OOI Amenue"
06111102)
Section 43-002 Aoolicability
Sections 43-0 I 0 through 43-0 15-19apply to asbestos mi]ling, manufacturing, fabricating, abatement,
disposal, or any situation where a potential for exposure to asbestos fibers exists, (S"1;01143,002 Amende"
06,11/02)
Section 43-005 Definitions
The tollowing definitions are relevant to this title, Additional general detinitions can be found in
Title 12,
"Abate" means to eliminate the nuisance or suspected nuisance by reducing or managing lhe
emissions using reasonably available practices, The degree of abatement will depend on an
evaluation of all of the circumstances of each case and does not necessarily mean comp]etely
eliminating the emissions,
"Accidental Release" means an unanticipated emission of a regu]ated substance or other
extremel y bazardous substance into the anlbient air from a stationary source,
"Accredited Inspector" means a person that has completed training and received accreditation
under 40 CFR Jlart 763 subJlart E, appendix C (Model Accreditation Plan), Section B
(Initial Training), Subsection 3 (Inspector), 1994.
"Accredited Trainer" means a provider of asbestos abatement training courses authorized by
the Department to offer training courses that satisfy requirements for worker training,
"Act"mld "FCAA" mean the Federa] Clean Air Act, Public Law 88-206 as last amended by
Public Law 101.549,
"Adequately wet" means to sufficiently mix or penetrate asbestos-containing material with
liquid to prevent the release of particulate asbestos materials, An asbestos-containing material
is not adequate]y wetted ifvisible emissions originate from that materia];)lOwever, the absence
AmetJded 07/01/07
43.1
of visible emissions is not sufficient evidence of being adequately wet. Precipitation is not an
appropriate method for wetting asbestos-containing material. .
"Agency" means the Lane Regional Air Protection Agency,
"Agent," as used in Title 43, means an individuaJ:who works on an asbestos abatement project
for a contractor but is not an employee of the contractor.
"Asbestos" means the asbestiform varieties of serpentine (chrysotile), riebeckite (crocidolite),
cumingtonite-grunerite (amosite), anthophyllite, actinolite and tremolite.
. "Asbestos Abatement Project" means any demolition, renovation, repair, construction or
maintenance activity of any public or private facility that involves the repair, enclosure,
encapsulation, removal, salvage, handling, disturbance or disposal of any materia] with the
potentia] of releasing asbestos fibers from asbestos-containing material into the air.
"Asbestos-Containing Material" means asbestos or any material, including particulate material,
that contains more than I % asbestos as determined using the method specified in 40 CFR Part
763 Appendix E, Sl1bpart E, Section 1, Polarized Light Microscopy.
. "Asbestos-containing waste material" means any waste that contains asbestos tailings or any
commercial asbestos and is generated by a source subject to 43-0]0 and 43-015-1 through 43-
015-19, including but not limited to asbestos mill tai]ings, control device asbestos waste, mable
asbestos waste material, asbestos abatement project waste and bags or containers that previous-
ly contained commercial asbestos.
. "Asbestos manufacturing operation" means the combining of commercial asbestos, or in the
case of woven mction products, the combining of textiles containing commercial asbestos with
"
any q,ther material(s) includingcommenrial asbestos, and the processing ofthis combination
into a product as specified in Section 43~015-3.
. "Asbestos mill" means any facility engaged in the conversion or any intermediate step in the
conversion of asbestos ore into commercial asbestos.
"Asbestos tailings" means any so]id waste product of asbestos mining or milling operations that
contains asbestos.
"Asbestos Waste generator" means any person performing an asbestos abatement project or any
owner or operator ofa source subject to 43-010 and 43-015-1 through 43-015-19 whose act or
process generates asbestos-containing waste material.
.
"Asbestos waste shipment record" means the shipment document, required to be originated and
signed by the asbestos waste generator, used to track and substantiate the disposition of
. asbestos-containing waste material.
.
"Board" meij11S, the Board of Directors 9f the Lane Regi~nal Air Protection Agency.
.
.
Amended 07/01/07
43,1
.
"Certified supervisor," as used in Title 43, means a person who has a current Oregon supervisor
certification card.
.
"Certified worker," as used in Title 43, means a person who has a current Oregon worker
certification card.
.
"Chair" means the chairperson of the Board of Directors of the Lane Regional Air Protection
Agency,
.
"Commercial asbestos" means any variety of asbestos that is produccd by extracting asbestos
from asbestos ore,
.
"Commission" means the Oregon Environmental Quality Commission,
.
"Contractor,"as used in Title 43, means a person who undertakes for compensation an asbestos
abatement project for another person. A]so as used in Title 43, "compensation" means wages,
salaries, commissions and any other fonn of remuneration paid to a person for personal
servIces.
.
"Demolish" or "Demolition" means the wrecking or removal of any load-supporting structural
member of a facility together with any related handling operations or the intentional burning
of any facility,
.
"Department" means the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.
.
"Director" means the Director of the Lane Regional Air Protection Agency or the Director of
the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and authorized deputies or officers. .
.
"Emission" means a re]ease into the ambient air of air contaminants.
.
"EP A" means the United States Environmental Protection Agency.
.
"Fabricating" means any processing (e.g" cutting, sawing, drilling) of a manufactured product
that contains commercial asbestos, with the exception of processing at temporary sites (field
fabricating) for the construction or restoration of facilities, In the case of friction products,
. fabricating includes bonding, debonding, grinding, sawing, drilling, or other simi]ar operations
perfonned as part of fabricating,
.
"Facility" means all or part of any public or private bl1ilding, Structure, installation, equipment,
or vehicle or vessel including but not ]im,ited to ships.
.
"Filing" or "filed" means receipt in the office of the Director. Sl1ch receipt is adequate where
filIng is required for a document on a matter before the Agency, except a claim of personal
. liability,
.
. .. ,
"Friable asbestos-containing material" means any asbestos-containing material that can be
crumbled, pulverized or reduced to powder by hand pressure when dry. ' Friable asbestos
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material includes any asbestos-containing material that is shattered or subjected to sanding,
grinding, sawing, abrading or has the potenlial to release asbestos fibers.
. "Fugitive emissions" means any emissions which escape from a point or area that is not
identifiable as a stack, vent, duct or equivalent opening,
. "Hazardous air contaminant" means any air contaminant considered by the Agency, Department
or Commission to cause or contribute to an identifiable and significant increase in mortality or
to an increase in seriol1s irreversible or incapacitating irreversib]e illness and for which no
ambient air standard exists,
"Hazardous air contaminant" means any air contaminant considered by the Agency or
Department to cause or contribute to an identifiab]e and significant increase in morta]ity or to
an increase in serious irreversib]e or incapacitating reversib]e illness and for which no ambient
air standard exists.
. "Hazardous Air Pollutant (HAP)" means an air pollutant listed by the EP A pursuant'to Section
112(b) of the FCAA or determined by the Commission and/or Board to cause, or reasonably
be anticipated to cause, adverse effects to human hea]th or the environment.
"Hazardous Waste" means a hazardous waste as defined in 40 CRF 261.3.
. "HEP A filter" means a high-efficiency particu]ate air filter capable of filtering 0.3 micrometer
particles with 99.97 percent efficiency.
. "Inactive asbestos waste disposal site" means any disposa] site for asbestos-containing waste
where the operator has allowed the Department's solid waste permit to lapse, has gone out of
busi,ness, or no longer receives asbesto~ccontaining waste,
"Interim storage of asbestos-containing material" means the storage of asbestos-containing
waste material that has been placed in a container outside a regulated area until transported to
an authorized landfill.
"LRAP A" means the Lane Regional' Air Protection Agency, a regional air quality control
authority.
. "Major Source," as used in this Title, is the same as the definition ofmajor source in OAR 340-
200-0020.
. "Negative pressure enclosure" means any enclosure ofan asbestos abatement project area where
the ambient air pressure is greater than the air pressure within the enclosure, and the air inside
the enclosure is changed at ]east four times an hour by exhausting it through a HEP A filter.
. "N onfriable asbestos-containing material" means any asbestos-containing material that cannot
be crumbled,: pulverized, or reduced'. to powder by J.land pressure. Nonfriab]e asbestos-
containing material does not include niateriiil that has peen subjected to shattering, sanding,
grinding, sawing, or abrading or that has thepotential to release asbestos fibers.
Amended 07/01/07
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"Open Accumu]ation" means any accumulation, including interim storage, of friab]e asbestos-
containing materials or asbestos-containing waste material other than material securely enclosed
and stored as required by43-0l5-18 and 43-015.19,
. "Owner or operator," as used in Title43, means anyperson who owns, leases, operates, controls
or supervises a facility being demolished or renovated or any person who owns, leases,
operates, controls, or supervises the demolition or renovation operation, or both
. "Particulate asbestos material" means any finely divided particles of asbestos material.
. "Person" means any individua], pub]ic or private corporation, association, firm, partnership,
joint stock company, pl1blic and municipal corporation, political subdivision, agency, board,
department, or bureau of the state and any agency thereof, and the federal government and any
agency thereof, municipa]ity, partnership, association, firm, trust, estate, or any other legal
entity whatsoever which is recognized by law as the subject of rights and dl1ties.
. "Person in Charge of Property" means an agent, occupant, Jessee, tenant, contract purchaser,
or other person having possession or control of property.
. "Renovate" or "renovation" means altering in any way one or more facility components.
Operations in which ]oad-supporting structural members are wrecked or removed are
considered demolition and are not included in the definition of renovation.
. "Responsible person" means each person who is in ownership, control, or custody of the
property on which the open burning occurs, including any tenant thereof; or who is in
ownership, contro], or custody of the materials which are burned; or any person who causes or
allows open burning to be iniliated or maintained.
, ,
. "Roadways" mean surfaces on which vehicles travel. This term includes public and private
highways, roads, streets, parking areas, and driveways,
"Section] l2(b)" means that subsection of the FCAA that incll1des the list of hazardous air
pollutants to be regu]ated,
. "Shattered," as used in Title 43, means the condition of an asbestos-containing material iliat has
.been broken into four (4) or more pieces from its original who]e condition.
. "Smal]-scale, short-duration activity" means a task for which the removal of asbestos is not the
primary objective of the job, including, but not limited to:
A. Removal of asbestos-containing insulation on pipes, not to exceed amounts greater than
those which can be contained in a single glove bag;
B. Removal ofsmal] quantities of asbestos-containing insulation on beams or above ceilings;
C. Repiacement of an asbestos-contailling gasket on a valve;
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.
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D, ]nstallation or removal of a small section of drywall;
E, ]nstallation of e]ectrical conduits through or proximate 10 asbestos-containing materials;
F. Minor repairs to damaged thermal system insu]ation that does not require removal;
G. Repairs to asbestos-containing wallboard; or
H. Repairs involving encapsu]ation, enclosure, or removal of small amounts of friable
asbestos-containing material in the performamce of emergency or rOl1tine maintenance
activity amd not intended solely as asbestos abatement. Such work may not exceed
amounts greater tham those that cam be contained in a single prefabricated mini-enclosure.
Such am enclosure must conform spatially amd geometrically to the localized work area,
in order to perform its intended containment function,
I. No sl1ch activity described above shall result in airborne asbestos concentrations above 0.1
fibers per cubic centimeter of air (calculated on am 8-hour weighted average),
. "Startup" meams commencement of operation of a new or modified source resulting in release
of contaminamts to the ambient air.
. "Structural member" meams amy load-supporting member, such as beams amd ]oad-supporting
walls, or amy non-supporting member, such as ceilings amd non-]oad-supporting wal]s.
. "Survey," as used in Title 43; meams to conduct a detailed inspection of a bui]ding, structure,
or facility for the presence of asbestos-containing material, The survey must be conducted by
am accredited inspector amd. include sampling of materials suspected to contain asbestos,
am~lysis of those samples to determine ~sbestos content, amd evaluation of the materials in order
to assess their condition.
"Waste generator" meams amy person performing am asbestos abatement project or any owner
or operator of a source covered by this section whose act or process generates asbestos-
containing waste material.
"Waste shipment record" meams the shipment docwnent, required to be originated amd signed
. by the waste generator; used to track amd substamtiate the disposition of asbestos-containing
waste material.
(Section 43.005 amended 06/11102)
Section 43-010 General Provisions
], . No person may openly accl1mulate friable asbestos-containing material or asbestos-containing
waste material.
2. ContrilCtorsworking on asbestos abateme~ projects at a secure facility must insure that all
security clearamce requirements are completed before 'asbestos ablltement projects at a secure.,
Amended 07/01/07
43.6
Faet'Sh@et
Asbestos Advisory
Important information you need to know
before you demolish a building
The Department of Environmental Quality
(DEQ) and Lane Regional Air Pollution
AuthOlity (LRAP A) have specific rules
regarding the handling and disposal of asbestos-
containing materials (ACM), DEQlLRAP A
regldates the removal and disposal of ACM to
prevent asb~tos fiber release and exposure.
Asbestos fibers in the air pose a significant
health threat to employees, the public, and the
environment. Before any public or private
facility is demolished, all ACM must be properly
removed, handled and disposed.
The DEQ requires an asbestos survey be
perfonned by an accredited inspector to
detennine the presence of ACM in or on a
structure prior to any demolition activities.
Asbestos hazard consultants and many of the
asbestos abatement contractors can provide this
service, There is a Fact Sheet specific to the
building slli"vey requirement available that is
outlined in a question/answer fonnat. A list of
consultants, abatement contractOl'S and the
building slrrvey Fact Sheet can be obtained by
contacting a regional office listed below,
In general, there are two types of ACMs:
. Friable ACM will easily release fibers
when Wished. Only DEQ licensed asbestos
abatement contractors and certified asbestos
workers can remove and dispose of friable
ACM, DEQ has specific truining courses
available that meet these certification needs.
A list ofDEQ licensed asbestos abatement
contractors and (mining information can be
obtained by contacting a regional office
listed below, Examples of friable ACM can
include, but are not limited to the following:
sheet vinyl flooring, insulation on piping,
duct and boilers, fireprooting, ceiling texture
and panel products, and soundproofmg,
. Nonfriable ACM has a binder that holds the
asbestos fibers within a solid matIix and will
not allow asbestos fibers to release easily,
tmless mishandled, damaged, or in badly
worn or weathered condition. You do not
need to be a DEQ licensed asbestos
abatement contractor or a certified asbestos
worker to perform nonfriable asbestos
abatement. However, the nonfriable
materials must remain in nonfriable
condition (predominantly whole pieces)
during the remnval and disposal process.
Examples of nonfriable ACM can include,
but are not limited to the following: vinyl
floor tile, AC water pipe, and cement
(transite) siding or roofiog, If you remove
nonfriable ACM, follow the instIuctions in
the DEQ guidance documents, In addition, a
nonfriable project notification and fee are
required to be submitted to the Department
five (5) days prior to the start date of the
project.
NonfriabJe asbestos-containing waste material
(ACWM) should be kept adequately wet and the
DEQ recommends that the ACWM be packaged
in leak tight containers, The ACWM must be
disposed of at a landtill authorized to handle
asbestos waste and should be accompanied by a
waste shipment report (ASN 4) at the time of
disposal,
Make Slli"e and contact the landfill prior to
delivering the ACWM, Landfills can be more
stringent than the DEQ and may only accept
ACWM by appoinlment. A copy of the guidance
documents, project notification, list of authorized
landtills and waste shipmenl report can be
obtained by contacting a regional ollice listed
below,
If you disturb or mishandJe ACM and cause'
employees, the public or the environment to be
potentially exposed to asbestos fibers, you can be
liable lor clean-up costs and an enforcement
action for rule violations. An enforcement action
may include a civil penalty assessment.
Copies of the guidance documents, building
survey Fact Sheet, consultant, abatement
contmctor and landfill lists, project notification,
and waste shipment forms can be fOlmd on the
DEQ web page at
www.de{1_s.ate_or.us/aa/asheslo.~. For further
infonnation about the asbestos regulations,
contact a regional oJlice,
For Clackamas, Cia/sap, Columbia, MlIlrnol1lah,
Ti//umook and Washington Counties. call the
Greshalll ojjice at (503) 667-8414 ext. 55018, or
55022. or (800) 452-4011.
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Air Qualily
811 SW 6'~ Avenue_
Portland, OR 97204
Phone: (503) 229-5359
(800) 452,4011
Fax: (503) 229-5675
www.deqslaJe.or.II.1.
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For Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk and
Yamhill COlin ties, call rhe Salem office at (503)
378,5086 or (800) 349-7677,
ror Lane County call Lane Regional Air
Polllltion AlI/hority at (541) 736,1056.
For Jackson, Josephine and Eastern Douglas
Cozll/ties, call the Medjord oltice ot (541) 776,
6010, ext. 135 or (877) 813-3216.
For Coos, Curry and Western Doug/as Counties
call the Coos Bay office at (541) 269,2711. ext,
22.
For all lIreas east afthe Cascades, call the Bend
oifice at (541) 388,6146, ext, 226, or the
Pelldleton office at (541) 178-4626 or at 1,800-
304-3513.
Alternative Formats
AlternativejiJrmats oj'this document can be
made available, Contact DEQ PlIblic ~ffoirsjor
more in/ormation (5(3) 229-5696.
Fact S h~€.t
Asbestos Advisory
DEQ's Building Survey Requirement
What is the survey requirement?
DEQ's survey rule requires that an inspection be
performed before any demolition or reeovation
activities to determine the presence of friable and
nonfhable aSbestos,containing materials (ACMs),
DEQ believes this rule wiU be an important
preventive tool that wiU allow a building owner to
prevent asbestos fiber exposme when ACM is in
or on their facility,
Who must get a survey done?
All facility owners, including but not limiled to
manufacturing facilities, public and private
building owners, commercial facilities, apartment
complexes"residential buildings with more than
fOlU. dweJJing units, etc., undertaking a demolition
or renovation project will be aflected by this rule.
The slll'vey rule does not apply 10 residential
buildings with four or fewer dwelling units or a
single private residence that is not used as a
cOlluuercial business. However, contractors and
building owners or operntors are responsible for
'my asbestos nde violations that may OCCIU' from
renovation or demolition work in or on their
stnlcture whether a survey is pertbnned or not.
What is a demolition or renovation project?
Demolition is defmed as wrecking that involves
the removal of load-supporting members and/or
"intentional bUJning. Renovation is defined as
altering in Hny way one or more facility
components that does not involve removing 3
load-supporting member.
Who can perlorlll the survey'?
The niJe requires that an accredited inspector
perfOlm the slII'Vey. DEQ wants to ensure that the
individual doing the inspection is qualified and
tmderstands what they need to look for to
complete lhe:slU'vey, This tmining is in
accordance with the Asbestos Hazard Emergency
Response Act (AlIERA) progr.un regulations and
the Model Accreditation Program training rules in
40 CFR Part 763,
In Oregon there are two service providers that
oner the AHERA training courses: Clayton
Enviromnental in Ponland at (971) 244,1200 and
PBS EnvironmentafBuilding Consultants at (503)
248-1939. The inspector training is three days,
What does DEQ mean hy survey?
Generally, DEQ will require a sample of each
type of material suspected to be ACM be
collected and analyzed before any demolition or
renovation project takes place, DEQ will not
require the inspector to conduct an AHER A type
survey, AHERA surveys can be restrictive and
expensive because of the detailed and extensive
amOlmt of sampling and evaluation necessary.
DEQ will continue to rely upon the types of
surveys and sampling it has recommended in the
past.
For example: When complete demolition or
extensive renovation is to be conducted, a
complete building survey will be required. If only
a partial renovation activity is to take place, such
as a kitchen remodel, then only that area of the
stl1lcture requires a survey. If a single material,
such as sheet vinyl Door is to be removed and
replaced then only one sample (each layer if
applicable) will need to be collected (an
accredited inspector need not be used to sample
whee a single malerial is involved) and analyzed,
When the suspected material involves either
blown or troweled on surfacing matelials (i.e,
ceiling textlU'e), the DEQ recommends that more
than one sample be collected and analyzed,
A copy of the survey report (or just a lab analysis
repon when appropriate) must be kept onsite
during the demolition or renovation project. A
survey repon includes doclUnentation of all of the
samples collected, locations of where the samples
were collected, results of the laboratory analysis
and an evaluation of the materiaJs to assess their
condition (friable or nonfrjable) if applicable,
Please keep in mind that a SlU'vey is not a 100%
guanmtee that all ACMs have been identified,
Discoverable materiaJs can be found in areas
which were not accessible dlU'ing the survey (i,e,
such as behind walls, under carpet, etc,). During
the demolition and renovation activities, an
appropriately trained person should be on site and
attentive for the discovery of ACMs,
When is . survey not required?
Aoyone may presume that a single material
contains asbestos and have it properly abated
without conducting a survey. DEQ has discretion
10 approve a1temati ves to the asbestos
requirements under OAR 340-248-0270(12),
Such an alternative could allow an Owner or
operator to assume that all suspect materials
contain asbestos. In this instance, the owner or
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Department of
Environmental
Quality
Air Quality
811 sw 6lh Ayenue
Portland, OR 97204
Phone: (503) 229-5359
(S00j452,401l
:Fax.: (503) 229-5675
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operator must contact DEQ before starting the
project to obtain permission to use that method of
identification.
Materials that commonJy contain asbestos, slIch
as popcorn ceiling textlU'e. cement siding, and
vinyl Boor tile, are amdidates for materials that
may be presumed to contain asbestos and
properly abated in accordance with the mles.
However. you cannot assume tbat a materia~
does not contain asbestos, Only through
laboratOlY analysis can a negative determination
be made, DEQ can provide a list of materials
suspected to contain asbestos. There may be times
where DEQ asbestos staff will need 10 make a
determination about your situation on a case by
case basis.
When will a survey always be required?
A slU'vey will be required for all public and
private bu.ildings and residential structures with
more Ihan four dweJIing Wlits before renovation,
demolition. I or intentional bwning unless
otherwise exempted, DEQ strongly recommends
that building owners determine if asbestos is
present in all buildings (residential or
commercial) belore conducting any demolition or
belore having a SU'llcture intentionally burned,
When will these requirements take elfeet?
The rules were adopted by the Envirorunental
Quality Commission (EQc) on January 25, 2002,
and the rules became effective on February 4,
2002, A large number of the tacility and building
owners are already aware of the existing EPA and
OSHA building survey requirements,
Copies of the gltidance document, building survey
Fact Sheet, consultant, laboratory, abatement
conU1lctor and landfill Jists, project notification
and waste shipment reports Cfill be fmmd on the
DEQ web page al
www.deo....tate.nT.llslaolllshestos. For further
intonnation about the asbestos regulations.
contact a regional ofTice.
For Clackamas, CJatsop, Columbia, Multnomah,
TiJ/wnovk and Washington Counties, call the
Greshllm Office lit (5113) 667,8414 ext,551118, or
ext. 551122, or (8011) 452-4011,
For Bemon, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk and
Yalllhill Counties, clllI the SlI/em OlJice at (503)
378,51186 or (8110) 349-7677.
For Lane County call Lane Regional Air
PlIlluti1l1l Allfhority at (541) 736-1056,
For Jackson, Josephine and Eastern Douglas
Counties. call the Medjord Office at (541) 776,
6010, ext, 235 or (877) 823,3216,
For C'oos, Curry and Western Douglas Counties,
cllll the Coos Bay Office lit (541) 269-2721, ext,
22.
For aU areas east afthe Cascades, call the Bend
OjJice lit (541) 388,6146, ext, 226, lIr the
Pe1ld/et01l Ojfice at (541) 278-4626 or at 1,800-
3114-35/3.
Alternative Formats
Alternative fonnats of this document can be made
available. Contact DEQ Public Affairs for more
information (503) 229-5696,
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ASBESTOS INSPECTOR REFRESHER
In accordance with TSCA Title II, Part 763, Subpart E, Appendix C of 40 CFR
Colirse Date:
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Course Location:
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For verifocatioo of the authenticity of this
certifocate contact:
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