WFTV Eyewitness News 6 February 25, 2016
Environmental consultant did a site assessment. They did not find any significant environmental concerns. The city wrote the check and closed the deal. In 2015 just after this groundbreaking in september and the chiefs promise to the community our level of service will increase and it will be better for the citizens as a whole. The contractor while digging to pour the foundation found all sorts of car parts in the soil and said its contaminated. Its not surprising it was home to a salvage and junk yard. You can see the holes. The cost we have learned could be between 500,000 and 1 million to d...