REPORT
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Th.it report re( omtnended
the ext avalion ot .111 are.) where
a partially buried but empty V>
gallon drum was discovered to
determine whether more drums
or hazardous materials .ire pres
out
The third report whit h will
cover areas where possible
( hemical disposal ot t erred in
the late lunos and early 70s,
will he < ompicled later this
month, Wiley said
I 'niversitv \ it e President
Dan Williams announced last
tall that Stpiier had been hired
to investigate the dumping,
whit.It was done before state
and tederal law prohibited sin h
disposal.
Williams, who had known
about the dumping lor four
years, has been highly criti
i i/.etl for not (list losing the
possible present e of hazardous
w astes w hen it was first d isi oy
erod
Sipuer in its initial invest)
Ration of the petroleum storage
tanks, i mild not disi over
\\ hethei the tanks were above
ground or buried, and it they
were buried whether the\ were
removed
The report suggested the
Ihuversitv lesolve the uni er
taints surrounding the tanks In
i ondui ting a further studs
In addition Squier consul
tants rec oinmended the 1 nisei
sits m rutinize soil insestiga
lions ol tsvo adjacent properties
one ms ned bs IAVKB and the
other bs the i its of Isugene
A petroleum odor ssas detec t
ed svhile taking boring samples
at ‘I I t franklin Hlvd during a
soil assessment for the < its On
the lAYflt properl s creosote
ssas found four feet beneath the
surful e
(Squier) rec oinmended s\e
s\ ati h and look at ss hat type of
tests ,ire being done Wiles
said I he I 'niversits should he
oil the alert for ans disi olored
soil or petroleum odors as fur
diet results form the areas are
I eleased , she said
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