Property description, including physical address, number, and type of structures present, description of adjacent and/or surrounding properties, and other relevant observations. Discussions and interviews with the owner. The remediation work plan, including a description of chemical storage areas and waste disposal areas. Identification of areas where contamination may have been spread, such as common areas or adjacent spaces. Identification of common ventilation systems serving multiple spaces or common areas. A description of health and safety procedures. A description of decontamination procedures used and a description of each area that was decontaminated. A description of the removal procedures used and a description of where removal was conducted, and the materials removed. A description of any encapsulation procedures used and a description of areas where encapsulation was conducted. A description of the location and results of post-decontamination samples, including a description of sample locations and a figure with sample locations and identification, if any. Photographic documentation of the property conditions before and after cleanup. Building Infrastructure Remediation and Correction Once hazards associated with the IMGO have been , building infrastructure problems can be addressed. Professionals such as electricians, mechanical engineers, structural engineers, and construction engineers may enter the property and address deficiencies in their areas of expertise. This should include recommendations and actions to bring these systems back to local building codes. References Alberta Solicitor General & Public Security: Marijuana How can someone – spot a marijuana grow operation? Calgary, Alberta: Calgary Police Service, 2003. U.S. Department of Justice: Domestic Cannabis Cultivation Assessment 2009. U.S. Department of Justice. National Drug Intelligence Center. Document ID: 2009-L0848-001A, Washington, D.C.: National Drug Intelligence Center, 2009. Cannabis Seed Banks: Grow Cannabis: Cannabis Grow Room Temperatures. http://www.cannibis-seed-banks.com/index.html. [Accessed 11/11/2009].
Property description, including physical address, number, and type of structures present, description of adjacent and/or surrounding properties, and other relevant observations. Discussions and interviews with the owner. The remediation work plan, including a description of chemical storage areas and waste disposal areas. Identification of areas where contamination may have been spread, such as common areas or adjacent spaces. Identification of common ventilation systems serving multiple spaces or common areas. A description of health and safety procedures. A description of decontamination procedures used and a description of each area that was decontaminated. A description of the removal procedures used and a description of where removal was conducted, and the materials removed. A description of any encapsulation procedures used and a description of areas where encapsulation was conducted. A description of the location and results of post-decontamination samples, including a description of sample locations and a figure with sample locations and identification, if any. Photographic documentation of the property conditions before and after cleanup. Building Infrastructure Remediation and Correction Once hazards associated with the IMGO have been , building infrastructure problems can be addressed. Professionals such as electricians, mechanical engineers, structural engineers, and construction engineers may enter the property and address deficiencies in their areas of expertise. This should include recommendations and actions to bring these systems back to local building codes. References Alberta Solicitor General & Public Security: Marijuana – How can someone spot a marijuana grow operation? Calgary, Alberta: Calgary Police Service, 2003. U.S. Department of Justice: Domestic Cannabis Cultivation Assessment 2009. U.S. Department of Justice. National Drug Intelligence Center. Document ID: 2009-L0848-001A, Washington, D.C.: National Drug Intelligence Center, 2009. Cannabis Seed Banks: Grow Cannabis: Cannabis Grow Room Temperatures. http://www.cannibis-seed-banks.com/index.html. [Accessed 11/11/2009].