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Good to see new life will be pumped into that area of Indy.
https://cumulis.epa.gov/supercpad/SiteProfiles/index.cfm?fuseaction=second.cleanup&id=0510399
IBJ, why no mention of the well known groundwater contamination in this area? Especially since it’s a residential development. The boundary map at the attached link shows that most of the proposed project is in the area of concern. How did the developers propose to address this?
Good question, Jessica. Has there been recent groundwater testing after the EPA mitigation measures? Once that hurdle is cleared, I’d love to see affordable homes with trees and native plantings in that site.
Jessica and Mary, I am working to help ensure that the buildings are tested before people move into Forty Six Flats and the potential residents are aware of the situation. Are you available to help with these efforts?