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Results for bulk samples collected during the survey are provided in the Asbestos Laboratory <br /> reports attached by: EMSL Analytical, Inc. Bulk samples were analyzed by: EMSL Analytical, <br /> Inc. 14375 23`a Avenue North, Minneapolis, Minnesota, utilizing polarized light microscopy <br /> recommended by method EPA/600/R-93/1 16 in accordance with federal, state and local laws and <br /> regulations. EMSL Analytical, Inc. National Voluntary Laboratory Accreditation Program <br /> (N V LAP)number is 200019-0. <br /> Attached are sample sheets describing; asbestos locations and the Demolition permit for the <br /> Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. Complete laboratory analysis charts are also included in this <br /> report. <br /> If the homeowner was to remove the asbestos, they should wear personal protective equipment; <br /> include a N-100 respirator and disposable clothing. The materials kept wet, and, check with the <br /> landfill used for disposal to see if they allow asbestos containing materials. <br /> Two landfills that take asbestos materials include: Rolling Hills Landfill in Buffalo and the Elk <br /> River landfill in Elk River. Landfills that take demolition debris are Dem-Con landfill in Shakopee. <br /> For more landfills accepting asbestos follow the link below. <br /> https://www.pca.state.mn.us/sites/default/fi les/w-sw6-OO.pdf <br /> If anyone is hired to remove the asbestos,they must be a Licensed Minnesota Department of Health <br /> Asbestos Contractor. A current list of asbestos abatement contractors can be obtained from the <br /> (MDH) Minnesota Department of Health-Asbestos unit at 651-215-0900. Or at the following MDH <br /> website. <br /> http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/eh/asbestos/find_contractor/asbestos_contractor report.cfr?regio <br /> n code=ME <br /> A homeowner can legally remove the asbestos from their own home. However, safety <br /> precautions need to be taken. <br /> The Minnesota Department of Health has put together a how to list for safely removing asbestos <br /> from your home. The website covers the following topics: Can I remove asbestos flooring <br /> myself? What tools do I need? How do I prepare the work area? How do I remove it? How do I <br /> clean-up? And how do I dispose of the waste? It also includes guidance photos that illustrate <br /> how to remove asbestos. <br /> All of this information can be found online by going to the Minnesota Department of Health <br /> website and searching for asbestos. It can also be found by following the link below: <br /> http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/eh/asbestos/floortile/index.html#res <br /> Some more good information on asbestos for the homeowner can be found at the following <br /> internet address: http://www.health.state.mn.us/divs/eh/asbestos/homeowner/index.html <br /> (click on the above link while holding down to ctrl key to go to the links) <br />