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Abatement contractor confirmed; DEQ permit requested and mobilization targeted next week
Summary
Abatement work will be handled by Northern Industrial Hygiene; the team requested the firm's DEQ permit copy and confirmed abatement mobilization and testing are scheduled to begin next week, with Patty coordinating documentation.
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The contractor confirmed that abatement and hazardous-material testing will be performed by Northern Industrial Hygiene and said they have a contract in place for testing and removal. Meeting notes show the team asked the abatement contractor to provide a copy of its DEQ permit and requested re-confirmation of the abatement start date; the contractor representative said the abatement team had been walking the site and preparing video documentation of conditions.
Patty at Northern Industrial Hygiene was identified as the office manager coordinating deliverables and documentation, and the group discussed mobilizing fences and equipment the week of June 1 to allow abatement and initial demolition work to proceed. The team also discussed dust suppression and use of water trucks for road and site dust control during demolition and mobilization.
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