Survey of AGC Members on Proposed Rule to Regulate Fly Ash and Other Coal Combustion Residuals

Assuming that EPA designates CCRs as a “special” waste that will be regulated under Subtitle C (for hazardous wastes) but such designation is not applicable to fly ash used in certain beneficial uses—such as mixed in concrete—please respond to the following questions by August 16, 2010:
1.What type of construction does your firm primarily perform?(Required.)
2.Will you continue to use fly ash or materials that contain fly ash?(Required.)
3.Do you see any "stigma" that might be associated with materials containing fly ash from the general public or users of those materials?(Required.)
4.Do you see any potential liability to you as a supplier and/or user of materials containing fly ash?(Required.)
5.Are there options or methods that EPA could take to reduce any impact of a "stigma" associated with materials containing fly ash?(Required.)
6.Do you envision any implications for the handling, storage and use of fly ash to incorporate into building materials or already contained in those materials?(Required.)
7.Do you envision any implications for the disposal of fly ash containing materials that were returned from a project and disposed of?(Required.)
8.Do you envision any implications for the ultimate disposal of fly ash containing materials after the demolition of structures at the end of service life?(Required.)
9.Are there any actual instances where "stigma" has adversely affected the beneficial use of CCRs?(Required.)