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Susan Buel Elementary School (Oregon)
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McMinnville, Ore.
SITE BACKGROUND:
An empty field until the early 1950s, the asphalt plant was in full operation by the early 1960s until the mid-1990s when it was idled, vacated and eventually abandoned. From the mid-1990s until the site was cleaned up, it was used as an unauthorized public dump for abandoned vehicles and other debris and home to numerous squatters who started living at the site. After Yamhill County completed the initial cleanup and one year of groundwater monitoring, property ownership was transferred to the McMinnville School District utilizing a Prospective Purchasers Agreement to define environmental responsibilities and limit liability.
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