Columbus will spend about $1.6 million to clean up a Near East Side park where contaminants from an old fertilizer plant were found in the soil. The Columbus City Council tonight unanimously approved tonight spending $309,000 for engineers to design a drain system for the new soil that will be dumped on Saunders Park within the next year.
Columbus City Council Approves $1.6m To Clean Up Saunders Park
The Columbus Dispatch Local and State News, Columbus Dispatch
Mon, 10/20/2014 - 7:26pm
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