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Council approves asbestos survey and abatement spending for 106 B Ave demolition prep

September 17, 2026 | Seneca, Grant County, Oregon


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Council approves asbestos survey and abatement spending for 106 B Ave demolition prep
City Manager Josh Walker updated the council on the abatement at 106 B Ave, saying crews had removed accessory buildings, trash and debris totalling more than seven tons. Before demolishing the dwelling staff discovered outer siding that may contain asbestos; Walker said Oregon DEQ rules effective Jan. 1, 2016 require an asbestos survey for buildings of a certain age prior to demolition.

Council reviewed three quotes for the required asbestos survey, with the lowest at about $900 (the larger portion of the fee reflects travel time from a larger city). Walker said the City might combine this survey with another nearby job to reduce cost. After discussion, Councilor Bill Williams moved and Councilor Sue Holliday seconded approval to proceed with the survey and any subsequent abatement work necessary; the motion passed.

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