Local Regulations

Building Permit: Obtain a demolition permit from the local city planning office before starting any demolition work.
Notification: Notify local authorities and residents within a specified radius of the upcoming demolition.
Site Management Plan: Submit a site management plan detailing how the site will be secured and managed during and after demolition.

State Demolition License: Ensure that the demolition contractor holds a valid state license to perform demolition work.
Waste Disposal Compliance: Follow state regulations for the disposal of construction and demolition debris, including recycling mandates.
Health and Safety Regulations: Adhere to state occupational health and safety regulations, including training requirements for workers.

Environmental Requirements

Asbestos Inspection: Conduct a thorough inspection for asbestos-containing materials prior to demolition and follow proper abatement procedures if necessary.
Hazardous Waste Handling: Identify and manage any hazardous waste materials according to state and federal regulations to prevent environmental contamination.
Dust Control Measures: Implement measures to control dust emissions during demolition to comply with local air quality standards.

Demolition Permit: Required to legally commence demolition activities.
Asbestos Survey Report: Documents the presence or absence of asbestos materials on-site.
Waste Disposal Receipts: Proof of proper disposal of demolition debris and hazardous materials.

Pre-Demolition Inspection: Conduct an inspection to ensure all permits are in place and that the site is prepared for demolition.
Ongoing Monitoring: Monitor the demolition process to ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
Final Inspection: After cleanup, conduct a final inspection to verify that all debris has been removed and the site is restored as per regulations.