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Environmental Protection Agency §763.80 contaminated surface used in the vali­ 763.124 Reporting. dation study. Record and keep the re­ 763.125 Enforcement. sults of the validation study as an ap­ 763.126 Inspections. pendix to the SOP. Include in this ap­ Subpart H [Reserved] pendix, the solvent used to make the spiking solution, the PCB concentra­ Subpart I—Prohibition of the Manufacture. tion of the spiking solution used to importation. Processing, and Distribu­ contaminate the surfaces in the valida­ tion in Commerce of Certain Asbestos- tion study, and all of the validation Containing Products; Labeling Require­ study testing parameters and experi­ ments mental conditions. 763.160 Scope. 763.163 Definitions. PART 763—ASBESTOS 763.165 Manufacture and importation prohi­ bitions. Subparts A-C [Reserved] 763.167 Processing prohibitions. 763.169 Distribution in commerce prohibi­ Subpart D [Reserved] tions. 763.171 Labeling requirements. Subpart E—Asbestos-Containing Materials 763.173 Exemptions. in Schools 763.175 Enforcement. 763.176 Inspections. Sec. 763.178 Recordkeeping. 763.80 Scope and purpose. 763.179 Confidential business information 763.83 Definitions. claims. 763.84 General local education agency re­ Authority: 15 U.S.C. 2605, 2607(c), 2643, and sponsibilities. 2646. 763.85 Inspection and relnspectlons. 763.86 Sampling. 763.87 Analysis. Subparts A-C [Reserved] 763.88 Assessment. 763.90 Response actions. 763.91 Operations and maintenance. Subpart D [Reserved] 763.92 Training and periodic surveillance. 763.93 Management plans. Subpart E—Asbestos-Containing 763.94 Recordkeeping. Materials In Schools 763.95 Warning labels. 763.97 Compliance and enforcement. 763.98 Waiver: delegation to State. Source: 52 ER 41846, Oct. 30, 1987, unless 763.99 Exclusions. otherwise noted. Appendix A to Subpart E—Interim Trans­ mission Electron Microscopy Analyti­ § 763.80 Scope and purpose. cal Methods—Mandatory and Nonman­ (a) This rule requires local education datory—and Mandatory Section to De­ agencies to identify friable and nonfri- termine Completion of Response Ac­ able asbestos-containing material tions Appendix B to Subpart E—Work Practices (ACM) in public and private elemen­ AND Engineering Controls for—Small- tary and secondary schools by visually Scale. Short-Duration Operations inspecting school buildings for such Maintenance and Repair (O&M) Activi­ materials, sampling such materials if ties Involving ACM they are not assumed to be ACM, and Appendix C to Subpart E—Asbestos Model having samples analyzed by appro­ Accreditation Plan priate techniques referred to in this Appendix d to Subpart E—Transport and rule. The rule requires local education Disposal of Asbestos Waste Appendix E to Subpart E—Interim Method agencies to submit management plans OF the Determination of Asbestos In to the Governor of their State by Octo­ Bulk Insulation Samples ber 12, 1988, begin to implement the plans by July 9, 1989, and complete im­ Subport F [Reserved] plementation of the plans in a timely fashion. In addition, local education Subpari G—Asbestos Abatement Projects agencies are required to use persons 763.120 Scope. who have been accredited to conduct 763.121 Regulatory requirements. inspections, relnspectlons, develop 763.122 Exclusions for States. management plans, or perform re­ sponse actions. The rule also includes 649

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