Virginia § 2.2-1166 - Marking locations where asbestos found in public school buildings; estimate of cost of risk abatement; list of priorities based on risk
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§ 2.2-1166. Marking locations where asbestos found in public school buildings; estimate of cost of risk abatement; list of priorities based on risk
Each public school division shall ensure that every location at which asbestos is identified following inspections conducted pursuant to subsection A or C of § 2.2-1165 is clearly marked with suitably designed signs or labels. Each division shall prepare an accurate estimate of the cost of abating the risk of asbestos at each location so identified. Each division shall also establish a list of priorities, based upon its determination of the risk to public health and safety posed by asbestos at each such location, which shall include the estimated cost of abating the risk at each location on the list.
1986, cc. 288, 560, § 2.1-526.16; 2001, c. 844.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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