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Demolition on Central St. Town Administrator Richard Villain reported to the Milford Board of Selectmen at their December 19 meeting that the former Archer Rubber building, Central St. will be demolished

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1. Start by obtaining the necessary permits for demolition from the local authorities.
2. Determine the scope of the demolition work, whether it is a partial or complete demolition.
3. Hire a professional demolition contractor who is experienced and licensed to carry out the job safely.
4. Plan the demolition process, including safety precautions and equipment required.
5. Disconnect all utilities such as water, gas, and electricity before starting the demolition.
6. Remove any valuable or salvageable items from the building before demolition.
7. If the demolition involves a structure with hazardous materials, take necessary precautions to handle them safely.
8. Use appropriate demolition techniques, such as manual demolition or mechanical demolition using equipment like excavators or wrecking balls.
9. Dispose of the demolished materials and debris properly according to local regulations and guidelines.
10. Inspect the site after demolition to ensure it is cleared and safe for further construction or use.

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1. Demolition may be needed by various individuals or organizations, including:
2. - Property owners who want to demolish an existing structure to build a new one.
3. - Developers who are renovating or redeveloping a property.
4. - Authorities who need to remove unsafe or condemned buildings.
5. - Construction companies involved in large-scale projects.
6. - Environmental agencies dealing with the removal of hazardous materials or contaminated sites.
7. - Individuals or companies who want to demolish a structure for personal or business reasons.

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What is demolition on?

Demolition is on the process of tearing down or destroying a building or structure.

Who is required to file demolition on?

Property owners or contractors responsible for the demolition are required to file demolition permits.

How to fill out demolition on?

To fill out a demolition permit, one must provide detailed information about the location, scope, and method of the demolition, along with necessary supporting documents.

What is the purpose of demolition on?

The purpose of demolition permits is to ensure the safe and lawful removal of structures, protecting the public and environment.

What information must be reported on demolition on?

Information such as property address, demolition method, asbestos removal plans, and contractor details must be reported on a demolition permit.