| kqkpmk | Date: Sunday, 2013-08-25, 3:56 PM | Message # 1 |
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| Lead Concern Arises At garbage disposal Site
Scott Hente, leader of the City Council, Says this isn't.
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Hente said bullets and other debris from the club were neutralized and buried at least 35 feed deep at the disposal site, And that state officers inspected and approved the cleanup plan.
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But Clinger said your position warrants further investigation, And wants local leaders to take him more considerably. He also said they may be less likely to do so because he is suing El Paso County over a separate land issue.
"I accepted (Lead condition) Before the county commissioners in 2009 in an open meeting and there is has come of it, announced Clinger.
Signs from two real estate agent currently list the property for sale. Hente said the house and property is in a good location and likely will be used for some future development. But Clinger said the lead should be in either an approved landfill or used for a car park.
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