Is the 10 day notification a requirement for notification to the Health Hazards Control Unit, or just a guideline?
A. This notification deadline is a requirement per 40 CFR 61 subpart M. Since burning of a structure is considered a demolition, the 10-day notification is required just as it would be for any demolition as defined in the CFR. Since this is a federal regulation, neither the Division of Air Quality nor the Health Hazards Control unit can change this deadline.
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