• Friable asbestos

• Bricks

• Concrete

• Other masonry material

• Roofing materials - may contain non-friable asbestos, but follow proper handling guide

• Soil

• Rock

• Wood

• Wood products

• Wall or floor coverings – may contain non-friable asbestos, but follow proper handling guide.

• Plaster

• Drywall

• Plumbing fixtures

• Furniture

• Appliances

• Electrical wiring

• Electrical components – containing no hazardous materials

• Non-asbestos insulation

• Construction-related packaging

• Wooden pallets

• Street sweepings – must have any litter removed

• Floor tile - may contain non-friable asbestos, but follow proper handling guide

• Siding - may contain non-friable asbestos, but follow proper handling guide

• Trees

• Metal scrap – e.g. tie strapping

• Treated wood from demolition projects

• Railroad ties (if more than 500, KDHE must be contacted)

• Utility poles (if more than 500, KDHE must be contacted)

• Dry mud trap solids – from commercial car washes only and must pass the paint filter test (EPA method SW 846/9095).

• Garbage

• Electrical equipment containing hazardous materials

• Tires – whole or in pieces or bailed

• Drums and containers – even if they result from construction or demolition activities

• Mud trap wastes from any business other than commercial car washes

• Treated wood from industrial sources that has been painted, varnished, stained, etc.

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