Dirty Property

I am proud to announce that we have achieved closure for one of our clients at a property in Gardena, California.  Here is a little bit of information about the project: 
From the late 1980s to 1997, a manufacturer of metal fasteners for the aerospace industry and military was located at the site.  These former […]

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It has been a few weeks since my last post, but it is time I followup on one of my previous posts regarding impacted soil. In that post, I described a situation where an Underground Storage Tank (UST) was encountered and needed to be removed. During the process of removing the tank, we […]

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I saw this posted on ENS-Newswire.com and thought I would re-post here since it deals with subject matter from one of my previous posts.
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, March 19, 2008 (ENS) - The U.S. EPA’s Environmental Appeals Board has ordered a company that owns gas stations in the mid-Atlantic states to pay a $3.16 million penalty for […]

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The Sate Water Resources Control Board has launched a new program to provide low-interest loans for projects that benefit the State of California and local entities.
The specific types of projects that the program will support include:

Construction of wastewater treatment and water recycling facilites;
Implementation of nonpoint source projects and programs;
Development and implementation of estuary […]

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Welcome to my blog!
My name is David McAlister, thanks for stopping by and checking out my blog. Here I will post my thoughts and impressions on the commercial and industrial real eastate market, specifically propety where the soil and/or groundwater has been adversely impacted in some way and requires environmental scrutiny. To put […]

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