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Originally Posted by T@T
You don't dig up contaminated soil and fill it in with concrete, do you realize the creosote has been found in a few basements across the river? creosote is a nightmare, it seeps deep and in all directions. if in fact the kensington contamination's came from this site it means it traveled under the river basin and is now 10's of meters deep.
It will need to be dug up and sent to a hazardous waste landfill and for every space not a building it will need clean soil for replacement.
Depending on the PPM of creosote in the soil it could be 10's of millions in disposal fees alone.
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I think that getback is just trying to say it is foolish to jump on either side until we understand how many 10's of millions this will cost to clean.