The demolition included the main building (office and garage) and a fueling area canopy. These structures were demolished, including slabs, foundations and footings. The surrounding asphalt area was also demolished.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has issued new guidelines regarding contaminated sites and the recycling of concrete and block materials from such sites. These materials now have to be segregated, sampled and then determined to be able to meet offsite recycling standards or be disposed offsite as contaminated materials.
Because of these new concrete recycling regulations, the concrete materials were segregated for future sampling and analysis by the client.
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