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Park City School District narrative on Superfund site water discharge undercut by permits, emails, and city records
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Park City School District narrative on Superfund site water discharge undercut by permits, emails, and city records
PARK CITY, Utah — It has been nine weeks since a Park City School District (PCSD) contractor called the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) spills hotline in early October to report that groundwater had been discharged directly into a ditch on the eastern side of the Treasure Mountain Junior High construction site. The site sits within a Superfund area linked to historic mining contamination. Certified lab tests collected from the sit…
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