POLLUTION!

A wider 710 Freeway would likely mean even worse pollution for neighboring communities — including Long Beach, Lynwood and Bell Gardens — that already suffer some of the nation’s worst air quality.

I do see that masonry cleaning/chemical wash (the prep work) - "may require an air pollution control permit from the Environmental Permitting and Inspections Section of the CDPH"And then digging further I see there's also a separate Architectural Surface Cleaning Permit could be required.Anyone have experience with this?

Make sure your purchase is contingent on passing this test.Once your parcel is deemed suitable to support a septic/waste system, the soil engineer can proceed by preparing a topographical survey (known in the biz as a “topo”) to determine the natural flow of water and the potential risk of pollution.

The well housing should extend above ground to prevent any surface pollution to enter the well pit.

Maybe you’ll say I’m dumb for not caring or not educating myself in these things, but I can’t get involved with out feeling like I’m polluting my mind and my heart. 

Apparently there are pollutants in the soil.

Jay Inslee on Thursday proposed a new capital gains tax to help address a projected state budget gap of more than $2 billion over the next two-year budget cycle.A state tax on the sale of stocks, bonds and other assets would raise nearly $800 million during the 2015-17 budget period, Inslee said.Another new tax proposed by the governor this week would raise an additional $380 million for the state's general fund by charging polluters for carbon emissions.

The closed auto plants were also often abandoned in a period before strong environmental regulation, causing the sites to become so-called "brownfields," unattractive to potential replacement businesses because of the pollution hang-over from decades of industrial production.[12] The pattern of the deteriorating city by the mid-1960s was visibly associated with the largely departed auto industry.

I'm doing Env Phase 1 and will be doing Phase 2 afyer phase one.Main concerns that 4 gov agencies: MN pollution control, mn dept of agriculture, the City of Mpls and Hennepin county will send me some work orders for site clean up after I buy the building and it will cost me more $.I know that I will be requesting a letter of release from liabilities from MN Polution control and no one at 3 other Gov agencies was not able to give me a clear answer what work orders will they require me to do after I purchse the property.