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�:>. , , ;: . ;;:_ :::::':::::`:>:;::�:-;:'•':<:::::::>:::�:::::::>:;:::;:;;;::.<�:;::::,,,»;:.;;;�:.,,;;;;�::. ::>;. ..::... ..:. ;:: i �A2EiRT10U��F4Ti�ST'�S ; ' .. ......: .:. ;:.;;:::>: Hazardous Waste is any waste that displays one or more of the following characteristics: • Ignitable (will ignite at less than 140° F), solvents, petroleum products, thinners • Corrosiv� (pH of 2 or less or 12.5 or more), concrete cleaner, paint stripper, bleach • Toxic Characteristic Leaching Procedure (TCLP) a test to determine if a material will leak heavy metals or other toxic materials • Reactive, esamples include carbides, sodium hydrosulfide, magnesium, potassium Hazardous Wastes must be removed prior to demolition and can not be disposed of at a demolition or sanitary landfill. If you identify any containers or materials that you believe may be hazardous you must have them tested before proceeding. If you have any question please contact the MPCA Hazardous Waste Division at the number below. ; �P�CIAL ��ARDOi,�S W.AS'TES,;. Special Hazardous Wastes are materials that may not meet the above requirements but have been given special consideration because of their specific properties. The following is a list of special waste types and the materials in which you might find them. Special Hazardous Wastes must be identified and removed prior to demolition. ♦ Dry Cell Batteries (button, nickel cadmium, small lead acid rechargeable and other dry cells ♦ Antifreeze ♦ Circuit Boards (old electrical equipment) ♦ Polyclorinated Biphenyls (PCB) found in light ballasts, small capacitors in old appliances, and transformer oils ♦ Mercury (fluorescent lamps, mercury switches, mercury vapor lamps, thermostat probes, metal halide lamps, relays, high pressure sodium lamps, thermometers, neon lamps, thermostats, manometers, and gauges). Many mercury containing materials were used i� wppli�n��s, or industrial switches or controls. If you have any questions regarding the identification, transport, or disposal of special hazardous waste contact the Hazardous Waste Division at the phone number below. ,; ;. , , , ; . ; , ` ' L}�,'U�RGRQUxVD STORAGE TA.Nh'.� ' < ` In a demolition any underground storage tank (UST) must be identified and remo�•ed prior to demolition. In most facilities the presence of USTs �vill be 1:no��•n from the types of operations performed at the facility. The most common type of UST that you will be concerned with is old fuel oil tan�:s that have been abandoned. The following are some clues as to how to identify a potential UST. • 2