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County to proceed with church demolition paperwork after inspection finds "No Friable" asbestos, clerk says
Summary
County Clerk Rachelle D. McCaleb told commissioners the inspection of a church property returned "No Friable" asbestos and that the Oklahoma DEQ advised the county can proceed with demolition once required paperwork is submitted and approved.
County Clerk Rachelle D. McCaleb reported to the Grant County Board of County Commissioners on Aug. 18 that a church inspection found "No Friable" asbestos.
According to the meeting record, McCaleb said the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality advised that once demolition paperwork is submitted and approved by DEQ, the county can proceed with the demolition process. The minutes do not identify the church by name, the precise inspection date, or the scope and schedule of demolition work.
No formal motion or vote was recorded on demolition at the meeting; the minutes show only the clerk's update and the DEQ guidance as reported to the commissioners.
