EPA begins "soft start" this week for removing hazardous material
EPA begins "soft start" this week for removing hazardous material
Nce this afternoon and gave updates on debris clean-up, housing for fire victims, and erosion efforts along the greenway.
Newswatch 12's stationed at thee in central point.
That is also where the debris will be stored until a more appropriate place is found.
A right of entery form is needed to be completed first for crews to begin their work.
As of today all of the forms have been mailed out to the property owners.
The estimated cost for cleanup is 186-millions dollars.
The county has multiple options to decide how to go about clean up.
Those options are listed on your screen now.
Vial says the county is leaning towards option two.
John: "the county is leaning towards selecting option two where the state completes this work for us and we would particpate with them with a local debris management task force that we can set the staging and sequencing of the work so we can kind of control how tohe work is dont as far as going from this subdivision to this subdivision etc."
Vial says they are working on they are vial says subdivision etc."
Vial says they are working on setting up a meeting with a local debris taskforce.
For housing, he says
EPA begins "soft start" this week for removing hazardous material