Like other projects noted in similar CIRs, our had to perform remediation of asbetstos in the demolition that occurred in the scope of this project. Asbestos waste has been removed from the subject property in accordance with applicable rules and regulations. Specifically the remediation was completed in compliance with USEPA\'s NESHAP regulations and the waste has been disposed in accordance with both RCRA and NESHAPS. NESHAPS specifically addresses the control of emissions from asbestos abatement projects and with the packaging, transport, and disposal of accumulated waste. All asbestos containing waste was packaged, labeled, and transported as a "solid, non-hazardous Industrial Waste, ID 27, and as a Class 9 Waste. The transporter was certified by the State DEP and DOT to transport this waste classification. RCRA applies to the appropriate disposal and tracking of regulated wastes. RCRA requires "Cradle to Grave" tracking through a comprehensive waste manifest system. In accordance with this regulation, all asbestos waste was transported to a USEPA registered landfill with certification to accept asbestos waste. Upon disposal, the waste was immediately covered by 12 inches of clean fill and buried by at least 3 feet of fill or other wastes within 24 hours. By following these regulations, the contractor has effectively removed a known hazardous substance and has rendered its final disposition non-hazardous. The design team would like to know if the measures noted above will qualify for the Brownfield Redevelopment Credit?