The neighborhood of Jordan
Downs lies next to a 21-acre site that once housed a steel factory.
Residents and activists are concerned that soil contamination levels are
too high to make building on the site safe for families and young
children.
(Bethany Mollenkof, Los Angeles Times / February 9, 2013)
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Soil contamination a hurdle for new Jordan Downs housing plan
The L.A. city housing authority has promised to remove contaminated soil, but some argue the chemical levels will still be too high.
http://www.latimes.com/science/la-me-jordan-downs-20131226,0,6659270.story#ixzz2obPeEgqS
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