Two properties owned by Gundersen St. Joseph’s, residing to the immediate east of the current hospital, have seen preparation work over recent weeks including soil borings and the removal of trees. Attention now turns to the two houses and accompanying structures. The properties have recently undergone inspection for lead and asbestos, a step which is necessary before any removal, deconstruction or salvage can take place. “By law, we have to do the necessary testing for lead and asbestos, particularly taking into consideration the age of these buildings,” says Danni Gearhart, CEO at Gundersen St. Joseph’s Hospital and Clinics. “These tests were conducted and came back positive for asbestos in one
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