The following site-specific factors shall be considered when determining the appropriate engineering controls, work practices, and equipment needed to comply with this part and when preparing work plans in accordance with Env-Sw 2106:

1. (a) Pathways by which asbestos fibers could be released from the site to the environment, including but not limited to releases to air and surface water, and releases off-site by contaminated persons or equipment leaving the site;
2. (b) Number and proximity of human receptors;
3. (c) Prevailing wind direction;
4. (d) Weather and seasonal conditions, including but not limited to frozen ground and flooding;
5. (e) Project duration;
6. (f) Quantity and area of asbestos being disturbed;

7. (g) Nature of the asbestos being disturbed, including:

   1. (1) Whether it is friable or non-friable; and
   2. (2) If non-friable, whether it has the potential to become friable when disturbed;
8. (h) Vertical and lateral limits of the asbestos disposal site;
9. (i) Depth and type of cover materials;

10. (j) Existing site features, including but not limited to:

    1. (1) Surface topography;
    2. (2) Property lines, rights-of-way, and easements;
    3. (3) Surface waters and wetlands;
    4. (4) Roadways, driveways and parking areas;
    5. (5) Buildings and other structures;
    6. (6) Above-ground and below-ground utilities; and
    7. (7) Above-ground and below-ground storage tanks;
11. (k) Slope stability;
12. (l) Load bearing capacity of the site;
13. (m) Visibility and illumination;
14. (n) Site accessibility;
15. (o) Site history information; and
16. (p) Site assessment and characterization information, and degree of confidence that the information is both complete and accurate.

Source. #7647, eff 2-16-02 (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Env-Sw 2100) (formerly Env-Wm 3905.06); ss by #9645, eff 2-16-10; ss by #12605, eff 9-1-18