“… 86,000 air tests conducted so far show no airborne asbestos before, during or after flooring work. They blame the phony scare on overzealous city inspectors and want their money back.” [New York Post]
“… 86,000 air tests conducted so far show no airborne asbestos before, during or after flooring work. They blame the phony scare on overzealous city inspectors and want their money back.” [New York Post]
This city re-elects their mayor beyond the legal 2-term limit then wonders why there is tomfoolery and corruption.
Folks should read the chapter on asbestos in the book “Scared to Death” by Booker & North. Illuminating.
Regulators are true believers in the religion of regulation–the two words they hate the most, and do everything to avoid or obfuscate, are cost/benefit. It may, however, be too late to challenge this order. Generally, one is required to challenge an order at the time it is issued. Unfortunately, the cards are stacked against anyone who challenges a regulatory order because the regulated party incurs significant fines assessed on a per day basis that make losing extremely costly.
Is anyone surprised at this in Obamaville.
Sounds like somebody’s brother in law runs an abatement company or perhaps there’s a “finders fee” involved…?? Just sayin’ …