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Asbestos Abatement Project for the Year Colorado Asbestos Abatement Projects by Contractor for 2013 Permit Project Linear Square ContractorAbatement Site Permit/Notice # Begin Date Length Feet Feet A & L Abatement, LLC 7085 S. Dahlia St., Cetennial 13AR0400A 01/28/2013 30 270 A & L Abatement, LLC 491 & 511 Geneva St., Aurora 13AR1520A 04/03/2013 30 2,965 A & L Abatement, LLC 491 Geneva St., Aurora 13AR1520A-01 04/03/2013 30 1,480 A & L Abatement, LLC 511 Geneva St., Aurora 13AR1520A-02 04/03/2013 30 1,485 A & L Abatement, LLC 9958 E. Ida Ave., Greenwood Village 13AR1774N 04/19/2013 2,710 A & L Abatement, LLC 1023 Fairplay St., Aurora 13AR1840N 04/24/2013 238 A & L Abatement, LLC 341 Lansing St., Aurora 13AR1899N 04/25/2013 238 A & L Abatement, LLC 2343 E. Long Ave., Centennial 13AR1949N 05/01/2013 457 A & L Abatement, LLC 2651 S. Grant St., Denver 13AR2409A 06/04/2013 30 2,153 A & L Abatement, LLC 2502 W. Hampden Ave., Sheridan 13AR2486N 06/04/2013 710 A & L Abatement, LLC 4575 S. Lafayette St., Cherry Hills Village 13AR2658N 06/18/2013 2,188 A & L Abatement, LLC 16216 E. 6th Place, Aurora 13AR2980N 06/21/2013 1,100 A & L Abatement, LLC 4243 S. Ivy Lane, Englewood 13AR3324N 07/11/2013 212 A & L Abatement, LLC 4989 E. Oxford Ave., Englewood 13AR3624N 07/23/2013 6,348 A & L Abatement, LLC 3925 S. Cherry St., Cherry Hills Village 13AR4033N 08/13/2013 919 A & L Abatement, LLC 1162 Clinton St., Aurora 13AR4302A 08/29/2013 30 2,186 A & L Abatement, LLC 6180 Spotswood St., Littleton 13AR4442A 09/17/2013 30 528 A & L Abatement, LLC 5827 S. Gallup St., Littleton 13AR5172N 10/22/2013 797 A & L Abatement, LLC 14 Inverness Dr. East Unit D-124, Centennia 13AR6136N 12/23/2013 2,430 A & L Abatement, LLC 701 Grandview Meadows Dr., Longmont 13BO1139A 03/27/2013 30 2,324 A & L Abatement, LLC 4570 Comanche Dr., Boulder 13BO1444N 03/27/2013 3,432 A & L Abatement, LLC 9960 Phillips Rd., Lafayette 13BO1582N 06/20/2013 1,896 A & L Abatement, LLC 3193 8th St., Boulder 13BO1680A 06/03/2013 30 850 A & L Abatement, LLC 2490 Hawthron Ave., Boulder 13BO2886N 06/18/2013 4,156 A & L Abatement, LLC 3135 Fremont Ave., Boulder 13BO3462N 07/18/2013 2,625 A & L Abatement, LLC 516 College Ave., Boulder 13BO3614A-EX 08/05/2013 90 7,247 A & L Abatement, LLC 4562 47th St., Boulder 13BO3972A 08/20/2013 30 2,297 A & L Abatement, LLC 1705 Garland Lane, Boulder 13BO4136N 08/16/2013 580 A & L Abatement, LLC 3737 Spring Valley Rd., Boulder 13BO4796A 09/24/2013 30 4,529 A & L Abatement, LLC 380 S. 43rd St., Boulder 13BO5014N 09/30/2013 180 A & L Abatement, LLC 5 Deer Trail Rd., Boulder 13BO5198N 10/16/2013 215 A & L Abatement, LLC 4062 Pleasant Ridge Rd., Boulder 13BO6061A 12/19/2013 30 2,849 A & L Abatement, LLC 2470 S. Quebec St., Denver 13DE0101A 01/07/2013 30 812 A & L Abatement, LLC 1827 Boulder St., Denver 13DE0139A 01/21/2013 30 1,048 A & L Abatement, LLC 1823 Boulder St., Denver 13DE0140N 02/01/2013 700 A & L Abatement, LLC 1819 Boulder St., Denver 13DE0141N 02/04/2013 625 A & L Abatement, LLC 664 Albion St., Denver 13DE0257A 01/28/2013 30 907 A & L Abatement, LLC 3206 W. 8th Ave., Denver 13DE0411N 02/07/2013 1,220 A & L Abatement, LLC 2526 S. Clayton St., Denver 13DE0553N 02/18/2013 1,450 A & L Abatement, LLC 2795 S. Colorado Blvd., Denver 13DE0697A 02/20/2013 30 2,684 A & L Abatement, LLC 542 S. Williams St., Denver 13DE0810A 02/28/2013 30 1,684 A & L Abatement, LLC 3534 Pecos St., Denver 13DE0980N 03/11/2013 173 Monday, February 03, 2014 Page 1 of 109 Colorado Asbestos Abatement Projects by Contractor for 2013 Permit Project Linear Square ContractorAbatement Site Permit/Notice # Begin Date Length Feet Feet A & L Abatement, LLC 4350 Xavier St., Denver 13DE1040A 03/15/2013 30 1,336 A & L Abatement, LLC 2026 S. Lincoln St., Denver 13DE1112A 03/06/2013 30 2,000 A & L Abatement, LLC 4138 Vrain St., Denver 13DE1140N 03/20/2013 520 A & L Abatement, LLC 590 S. Williams St., Denver 13DE1442A 03/29/2013 30 478 A & L Abatement, LLC 1707 Irving St., Denver 13DE1466A 04/09/2013 30 422 A & L Abatement, LLC 5700 Washington St., Denver 13DE1546N 04/16/2013 1,530 A & L Abatement, LLC 3984 Vrain St., Denver 13DE1575A 04/19/2013 30 471 A & L Abatement, LLC 3921 Stuart St., Denver 13DE1681A 04/26/2013 30 351 A & L Abatement, LLC 2046 Ivanhoe St., Denver 13DE1981A 05/15/2013 30 253 A & L Abatement, LLC 3515 Mariposa Atreet, Denver 13DE2016A 05/16/2013 30 2,413 A & L Abatement, LLC 2426 S. Clayton St., Denver 13DE2137A 05/22/2013 30 1,348 A & L Abatement, LLC 310 Leyden St., Denver 13DE2156N 05/10/2013 70 A & L Abatement, LLC 4586 Bryant St., Denver 13DE2185A 05/13/2013 30 66 A & L Abatement, LLC 7007 E. Dartmouth Ave., Denver 13DE2265N 05/20/2013 54 A & L Abatement, LLC 1468-1472 S. Clarkson St., Denver 13DE2305A 05/29/2013 30 1,335 A & L Abatement, LLC 1468 S. Clarkson St., Denver 13DE2305A-01 05/29/2013 30 576 A & L Abatement, LLC 1468 S. 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Milwaukee St., Denver 13DE2999A 07/03/2013 30 453 A & L Abatement, LLC 2470 S Quebec St, Denver 13DE3216A 07/01/2013 30 758 A & L Abatement, LLC 14801 Randolph Pl, Denver 13DE3217A 07/01/2013 30 2,574 A & L Abatement, LLC 3941-3947 Utica St., Denver 13DE3772A 07/30/2013 30 5,130 A & L Abatement, LLC 2220 S. Knox Ct., Denver 13DE3785N 07/31/2013 576 A & L Abatement, LLC 1466 S. Ogden St., Denver 13DE3819A 08/17/2013 30 2,486 A & L Abatement, LLC 2945 Lawrence St., Denver 13DE3855A 08/14/2013 30 480 A & L Abatement, LLC 4220 Wyandot St., Denver 13DE3872A 08/29/2013 30 850 A & L Abatement, LLC 2032 W. 36th Ave., Denver 13DE3883A 08/14/2013 30 230 A & L Abatement, LLC 3131 E. Alameda Ave #408, Denver 13DE3888A 08/06/2013 30 526 A & L Abatement, LLC 5020 W. 46th Ave., Denver 13DE3973A 08/21/2013 30 1,800 A & L Abatement, LLC 1266 S. Gaylord St., Denver 13DE4106A 08/28/2013 30 2,358 A & L Abatement, LLC 800 S. 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