Local Regulations

Local Regulations

City Requirements

• Obtain a demolition permit from the city’s building department before starting any demolition work.
• Notify local utilities at least 48 hours prior to demolition to ensure services are disconnected safely.
• Conduct a pre-demolition inspection to identify hazardous materials and obtain necessary abatement permits.

State Requirements

• Comply with the state’s environmental regulations regarding the disposal of hazardous materials, including asbestos and lead.
• Ensure that all workers are trained in safety procedures and have the necessary certifications for demolition work.
• Adhere to the state’s noise and air quality regulations to minimize disturbances to the surrounding community.

Environmental Requirements

• Conduct environmental assessments to identify any contamination on the demolition site.
• Follow proper procedures for the disposal of hazardous waste, ensuring that it is taken to licensed facilities.
• Implement erosion and sediment control measures to prevent runoff during and after demolition activities.

Required Documentation

• Demolition Permit: Required to legally commence demolition activities.
• Hazardous Material Assessment Report: Documents the presence of any hazardous materials and outlines abatement procedures.
• Waste Disposal Manifest: Tracks the disposal of debris and hazardous materials to ensure compliance with local and state regulations.

Inspection Process

1. Pre-Demolition Inspection: Conduct an inspection of the site to identify any potential hazards and ensure compliance with local and state regulations.
2. Ongoing Site Inspections: Monitor the demolition process for adherence to safety protocols and environmental guidelines.
3. Final Site Inspection: After cleanup, conduct a final inspection to ensure all debris has been properly disposed of and the site is safe for future use.