DEMO HEATING PLANT BUILDING 3511
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This project involves the demolition of Heating Plant Building 3511, managed by Navfac Mid-Atlantic. While the structure is not designated as historic and sits outside the NSGL Historic District, the project requires a NEPA review and coordination with the Illinois State Historic Preservation Office before any physical activity begins. A V7 record for the Real Estate Requirement Package must also be provided. Environmental compliance is a critical component of the contract, specifically regarding air quality and natural resources. The contractor must submit a Fugitive Dust Control Plan for approval, which must address surface water releases and debris containment; a Notice of Intent is required if more than one acre of land is disturbed. Additionally, any tree removals necessitate a Section 7 consultation with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, requiring a 30-day waiting period before work can commence once the tree count and project timing are submitted.
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