2 Feb, 2010 in News & Articles by admin

One quarter of the asbestos already gone from Midtown Plaza

The Midtown Plaza asbestos removal project in Rochester, New York is well underway. Approximately 25% of the asbestos is gone now, according to a state official who toured parts of the intricate on December 17 with city officials as well as members of the media. The former Top of the Plaza restaurant has been gutted as well as will be prepared for redevelopment after its windows are removed, since they contain asbestos in the caulking. Empire State Development Corp. is overseeing the demolition; between 50,000 as well as 60,000 cubic yards of demolition debris possess already been removed.

Work crews must remove any furniture or other movable items west behind in the building earliest. After that, they remove mechanical equipment, walls as well as flooring that don’t contain asbestos; it costs less to dispose of asbestos-free materials, as well as some of it can be sold for scrap. When the area is contained, the asbestos can then be removed. Paradigm Environmental Services is monitoring the air quality throughout the project.

For the filled story, go to Democrat as well as Chronicle.

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