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   Guest_ | Feb 08, 1999 06:24pm | #1

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   Ainsley,

   Oh, you've got asbestos siding to remove. The important thing to do is to tell ALL the authorities that you can possibly think of. You really need a whole bunch of regulatory types 'helping' you out.

   Brian

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   Guest_ | Feb 08, 1999 07:39pm | #2

   *This is still a strange subject in Wisconsin. A homeowner may remove asbestos siding from his/her own residence with no rules attached. It doesn't require more than simple bagging for Waste Management to pick it up afterward. A siding contractor, however, must follow all of the strict asbestos abatement rules to do the same thing. Incredibly stupid. There's a movement now to find some sensible middle ground for siding contractors.

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   Guest_ | Feb 12, 1999 09:02pm | #4

   *The difference I believe is due to the occupation. As an occupation, the contarctor will be exposed on a near daily basis for the duration of his career. The homeowner will do this once or twice in a lifetime, minimal exposure.-Rob

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   ainsley_bodman | Feb 12, 1999 09:02pm | #3

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