State Awards $2.4 Million For Site Cleanup
R&P Electroplating riverfront property to be restored
Posted: April 2, 2010 at 5:53 a.m.
The R&P Electroplating building stands behind a chained gate Thursday at 2000 Pump Station Road in Fayetteville. The company operated at the site from 1977 to 1997. Contaminates at the facility include heavy metal, vinyl chloride and other solvents.
A state agency announced a plan Thursday to spend $2.4 million to clean up a Fayetteville industrial site, contaminated with hazardous substances and abandoned more than a decade ago.
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So who were the owners of R&P Electroplating, and where are they now?
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